Orcs and Goblins (Warhammer) - Army List in 8th Edition

Army List in 8th Edition

Special Characters

  • Grimgor Ironhide
  • Azhag the Slaughterer
  • Gorbad Ironclaw
  • Grom the Paunch
  • Skarsnik
  • Wurrzag
  • Gitilla the hunter (new)
  • Snagla Grobspit (new)

Lord Choices

  • Black Orc Warboss
  • Savage Orc Warboss
  • Orc Warboss
  • Goblin Warboss
  • Night Goblin Warboss
  • Savage Orc Great Shaman
  • Orc Great Shaman
  • Goblin Great Shaman
  • Night Goblin Great Shaman

Hero Choices

  • Black Orc Big Boss
  • Savage Orc Big Boss
  • Orc Big Boss
  • Goblin Big Boss
  • Night Goblin Big Boss
  • Savage Orc Shaman
  • Orc Shaman
  • Goblin Shaman
  • Night Goblin Shaman

Core Choices

  • Orc Boyz
  • Orc Arrer Boyz
  • Savage Orcs
  • Goblins
  • Goblin Wolf Riders
  • Night Goblins
  • Forest Goblin Spider riders

Special Choices

  • Black Orcs
  • Orc Boar Boyz
  • Savage Orc Boar Boyz
  • Orc Boar Chariot
  • Goblin Wolf Chariot
  • Goblin Spear Chukka (bolt thrower)
  • Night Goblin Squig Hoppers
  • Night Goblin Squig Herds
  • Snotlings
  • Trolls

Rare Choices

  • Goblin Rock Lobber (stone thrower)
  • Snotling Pump Wagon
  • Doom Diver Catapult
  • Arachnarok Spider
  • Mangler Squigs (new)
  • Stone Trolls
  • River Trolls
  • Giants

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