Missing units and other possible stuff

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FYI: I only really consider 4th edition and later stuff. The 3rd edition and earlier *can* deliver some stuff for CA to add, but it basically was another world back then. 4th edition rather formed the actual worldmap, got rid of halfelves or halforcs and other stuff, refined the lore and pushed the first real armybooks. So don't even get started with "but my precious 3rd edition army entry is not covered" posts Everything that probably was worth saving from 3rd, had probably already transfered into 4th+.

If you see for already listed races units from the old GW HP or other articles which might not be considered but should be worth a mentioning, do mention them. And if possible use a source so I can look it over myself. And yes, I know that thanks to GWs homepage purge back in the days, it really is troublesome in some cases
Also noteworthy that while we already had some "unit champions/stuff" becoming own units (like Nastyskulkers or Ancient Kroxigors), I will probably not list everything that exists in that form. Partly since I probably not see them really as important possible new units, partly while I actually might just gloss over them and not recognize "own unit" potential. I have some expertise in some races, mainly of course what I played myself in TT so it might be understandable that if for example I don't like elves in general, I don't see any nuance with them and my expertise there is limited. If you see some potential stuff and can explain why it would be good for the TWW roster addition do point me in the right direction and I might list it. A example that peeked my eye during Dark Elves digging were "Bloodshade Champion" for Shades. But we have Shades, so I actually dismiss them for now and don't see a special "Bloodshade" unit. If you know better, please do elaborate.



And no, I will not list special characters here since this is specific for units. If you want possible LLs then good news, I had done that part over the years already.
https://forums.totalwar.com/discussion/187169/possible-future-ll-speculation-list/p1



Beasts of Chaos [Beastmen]

Armybook (7th)

• [Lord]Doombull
  
  
  
• [Lord]Great Bray Shaman
  
  as with other races, since wizard "Lords" are rare in TWW and there is no wizard level diversity, not that big of a deal.
  
  
• [Hero]Wargor
  
  
  
• [Core]Tuskgor chariot
  
  
  
• [Rare]Ghorgon
  
  
  
• [Rare]Jabberslythe
  
  

Forgeworld

• Preyton
  
  http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/preyton.pdf
  Even if not a real Beastmen unit, they still fit good to the chaos beasts hiding in the woods
  
• Giant Chaos Spawn
  
  Forgeworld:http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/warhammerchaospawn.pdf
  Storm of Magic: https://i.imgur.com/9wMI0BP.png
  
• Giant Spined Chaos Beast
  
  Forgeworld: http://kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/warhammerchaosbeast.pdf
  Storm of Magic: https://i.imgur.com/VkqPxsG.png
  
• Bonegrinder Giant
  
  As a Giant using race, the bigger Bonegrinder would be an idea.
  
• Incarnate Elemental of Beasts
  
  http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/beast-elemental.pdf
  

White Dwarf/Citadel Journal/others

• Marked Beastmen [armybook 6th]
  
  
  
  
  In 6th edition armybook, some Beastmen could get marks of the four gods and Bestigors would then split into Khorngors, Pestigors, Tzaangors and Slaangors. In the 7th edition armybook there were no marks at all. In 8th edition "The (horrible) Endtimes", GW brought marks for Beastmen back for following units
  -Beastlord
  -Doombull
  -Great bray-Shaman
  -Wargor
  -Gorebull
  -Gor herd
  -Ungor herd
  -Ungor Raiders
  -Tuskgor Chariots
  -Minotaurs
  -Centigors
  -Bestigor herd
  -Razorgor chariot
  So it would not be unreasonable for CA to add marked Beastmen (like the special Bestigors) if they may have a harder focus on the four chaos gods in game#3.
  
  
• Chaos Trolls [armybook 6th]
  
  
  
• Chaos Ogres [armybook 6th]
  
  Trolls & Ogres were included in the 6th edition armybook, but then written out by the 7th, since they pushed plastic Minotaurs then.
  
  
• Dragon Ogres & Shaggoth [armybook 6th]
  
  Also written out with 7th, and rather used for WoC then.
  
  
• Banebeast
  
  Prior to the 6th armybook, there was a early armylist for test purposes in WD. The Warlord was called Banebeast back then (and the Shaggoth a Dragon Ogre Drake). Sometimes people stumble upon the name and expect something different, but this is really not something missing
  

Bretonnia

Chaos Dwarfs [game#3]
for those interested in what to expect, 2ndmap has done a good visualization.

Daemons of Chaos [game#3]
for those interested in what to expect, 2ndmap has done a good visualization.

As a sidenote he has also done
Kislev: https://i.imgur.com/IJngOZb.jpg [kinda miss here some warmachines from first glance]
Dogs Of War: https://i.imgur.com/1NQKGPx.jpg

Red_Dox

Dark Elves

Armybook (8th)

• [Lord]Supreme Sorceress
  
  is in the game but they were able to use all 8 lores of magic + Dark Magic. So currently missing would be a variant for: Lore of Light, Metal, Life and Heavens.
  
• [Lord]High Beastmaster
  
• [Lord]Black Ark Fleetmaster
  
  
• [Hero]Master
  
• [Hero]Sorceress
  
  ingame but missing the same magic lore options as the Lord variant.
  
• [Special]Scourgerunner Chariot
  
• [Rare]Bloodwreck Medusa
  
• [Rare]Bloodwreck Shrine
  

Forgeworld

• Magma Dragon
  
  http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/magma-dragon.pdf
  would be the only thing coming to mind. And since D-Elves have a feral black Dragon, not really much sense to use another dragon imo.
  

White Dwarf/Citadel Journal/others

• [Lord]Anointed [6th Storm of Chaos]
  
  
• The Anointed are a part of the "Cult of Slaanesh" armylist, which was tailored for Morathi to go more Slaanesh.
  http://rosters.mysteria.cz/ostatni/download/SoC - Cult of Slaanesh.pdf
  So while it is unlikely to use Daemons or Chaos Warriors for D-Elves in general, Morathis faction name and her chaos spreading are pointing already in that direction. I would assume when game#3 arrives, with DoC and Chaos rework, Morathi could get an rework herself and maybe go Cult of Slaanesh or use at least some Daemon/Warrior troops similar to Arkhan & Alarielle with their limited access to other races troops.
  
• City Commander [6th WD#??? armylist "Cities of the Damned"; Chronicles 2003]
  
  
• City Guard [6th WD#??? armylist "Cities of the Damned"; Chronicles 2003]
  
  
• Royal War Hydra [WD#261; Annual 2002]
  
  
• The Spellthirster [WD#261; Annual 2002]
  
  
• Veteran War Hydra [WD#261; Annual 2002]
  
  
• Chimera [8th edition rulebook]
  
  Since they have already Feral Manticores and Black Dragons, not much sense to also add Chimeras imo.
  
• Steel Giants [8th edition rulebook]
  
  
• Unknown monstrosities [8th edition rulebook]
  
  
• A Emperor Dragon would be another option if there were actually a need for some "huge" exrta monster.
  

Dwarfs

Armybook (8th)

• [Lord]Daemon Slayer
  
  
• [Hero]Dragon Slayer
  
  
  [Other stuff]
  
• [Special] Miner - Steamdrill
  
  I usually would not consider that, since it is rather an upgrade item for Miners but since the similar Skaven Warp-Grinder made it into a own unit...
  
• [Rare]Irondrake Drakefire pistols
  
  Just an upgrade for the champion, but same counted for the Trollhammer torpedo. But I actually do not see a real TWW role for them with pistols.
  

Forgeworld

• Shard Dragon [Monstrous Arcanum]
  
  https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Shard_Dragon
  I am no fan of dwarfs getting monsters, since it is not their style. But the lore here especially mentions dwarfs binding them with collars so it might be possible to do for CA...
  

White Dwarf/Citadel Journal/others

• [Hero]Engineer [armybook 6th]
  
  Replaced with the Master Engineer in 7th+8th.
  
• Master Runesmith [armybook 4th]
  
  Probably redundant since we have already Runelords & Runesmiths.
  
• Slayer Doomseekers [Storm of Chaos 6th]
  
  They worked pretty similar to Nightgoblin Fanatics. I am unsure if CA can implement these as "working" individuals until they get triggered th then swirl around and die/vanish. Same problem that the O&G Mangler Squig basically has.
  
• Goblin-hewer [Storm of Chaos 6th]
  
  Could probably work as a warmachine even if not tied to fabled Malakai
  
• Brotherhood of Grimnir [Storm of Chaos 6th]
  
  As with the two entries above, they were part of the SoC "Slayer Army of Karak Kadrin" list. It would actually be a good idea to make a DLC centered around that and including the missing armybook Slayer chars, but sadly Ungrim Ironfist is already in the game and I don't know if we need now Garagrim or Malakai to step up for this when a Runelord or Master Engineer LL might be more interesting for overall diversity.
  
• Mountain Rangers [WD#298, Bugmans Lament I]
  
  
• Seadogs [WD#300, Bugman's Lament III]
  
  
• [Hero]Brewmaster [WD#302, Bugman's Lament IV]
  
  
• Firethrower [WD#110 + 302]
  
  Here we have an rare example of a old 3rd edition relic, that gets a homage in a 6th edition WD campaign. Gameplay wise for TWW, we can just look to the Skaven Warpfire Thrower and see how easy it could work. BUT of course the 8th edition Irondrakes kinda already have that role so, probably redundant.
  
• Thunderbarge [Advanced WHFB Rulebook 8th]
  
  
  
• ??? warmachine
  
  
• While I have no idea what the above thing in the artwork is, sometimes we have mentioned Rune Golems. And in the WFRP "Lure of the Liche Lord" adventure we even have actual rules and an artwork for Rune Guardians. While we never had offical WHFB rules or miniatures, a monstrous infantry sized "killbot" probably would still be a better addition for dwarfs then for example adding actual monsters or Ogre Mercenaries to do that job.
  
• Runic-weapon units.
  Warhammer Online:Age of Reckoning -> Oathbearers
  
  The (horrible) Endtimes -> Everguard
  
  Both are basically glorified Hammerer Regiments of Renown, which should not become spammable units. But since Hunter & Beast featured Kroxigors with "powerfists", CA could do something similar here if they feel it would be needed.
  
• Norse Dwarfs + Mammoths [CJ 7+8, 4th edition]
  
  Back in the old days the Norsca armylist for more "Viking-Norse" included generic Norse Dwarf additions. Since we know that some Norse dwarfholds still exist, like Kraka Drak even implemented in the Old World for TWW, there could be made an efford to make them a bit more unique. The WFRP "Stone and Steel" has some rudimentary lore for them. Or at worst, we could get a special Kraka Drak building allowing a limited ammount of Mammoths for use. Even a single Mammoth RoR unit here, would already be a good nod toward older lore and Norse Dwarfs.
  
• Hellor Detonation Device
  
  
• Mark VII Slayer Armor
  
  
• Kalli Rudderson's Gyro Multi-Seater
  
  

High Elves

Armybook (8th)

• [Lord]Archmage
  
  
• [Lord]Anointed of Asuryan
  
  
• [Lord]Loremaster of Hoeth
  
  Archmage can be lvl 4 wizard, Loremaster is stuck at level 2. Archmage can take various mounts, Loremaster none. So the Loremaster seems rather redundant for TWW purposes and was by CA rightfully pushed down to just be a hero instead of a Lord.
  
• [Hero]Mage
  
  Currently missing six lores: Beast, Metal, Fire, Heaven, Shadows, Death
  
• [Hero]Dragonmage of Caledor
  
  
• [Hero]Lothern Sea Helm
  
  
  And yes, I still think that the whole idea of that flying melee chariot is stupid.
  
• [Mount]Griffon
  
  
• [Special]Lion Chariot of Chrace
  
  
• [Special]Lothern Skycutter
  
  

Forgeworld

• Merwyrm
  
  
  http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/merwyrm.pdf
  
• Arcane Phoenix [Monstrous Arcanum]
  
  https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Arcane_Phoenix
  The Monstrous Arcanum came before the latest HE armybook. So when HE got Fire & Frost Phoenixes, there probably is no real need to add another.
  

White Dwarf/Citadel Journal/others

• Storm of Chaos - Sea Patrol would be an idea, if for example there would be made a DLC for Sea Lord Aislinn as themed focus. But without him the most stuff does not make sense. Lords & Heroes are just renamed usual ones. The company itself is also more or less whatever you want from regular spearmen/archers/etc. And since the mages only replaced their innate spell with one of teh two new available, I don't even see a complete new magic lore here to make Weavers/Mist mages a thing on their own right.
  
• Dragon Princes on Drakes [WD#???; Chronicles 2003 6th, War of the Beard campaign]
  
  
• (Feral) War Lions [Storm of Magic]
  
  
  I would not bet on it, but since we have already so much feral stuff running around...
  
• A Emperor Dragon would be another option if there were actually a need for some "huge" exrta monster.
  

Lizardmen

Red_Dox

Ogre Kingdoms [game#3]
for those interested in what to expect, 2ndmap has done a good visualization.

Orcs & Goblins

Armybook (8th)

• [Lord] Goblin Warboss
  
  
• [Lord]Savage Orc Warboss
  
  
• [Lord]Blackorc Warboss
  
  
• [Lord]Orc Great Shaman
  
  
• [Lord]Savage Orc Great Shaman
  
  
• [Lord]Night Goblin Great Shaman
  
  
• [Hero]Night Goblin Big Boss
  
  
• [Hero]Orc Big Boss
  
  
• [Hero]Savage Orc Big Boss
  
  
• [Hero]Black Orc Boss
  
  We desperatly need some Orc Big Boss Heroes...
  
• [Mount]Goblin Warboss on gigantic Spider
  
  
  
• [Mount] Goblin Great Shaman on Arachnarok with shrine
  
  
• [Mount]Wolf chariot
  
• [Mount]Boar chariot
  
  
• [Special]Snotlings
  
  CA does not do swarms, so not gonna happen.
  
• [Special]Snotling Pump Wagon
  
  
• [Special]Goblin Spear Chukka
  
  
• [Rare]Mangler Squigs
  
  Due to their very special TT rules (behaving mostly like Fanatics) I doubt they will get considered.
  
• [Rare]River Trolls
  
  Trolls that are harder to hit in melee and don't care about "water" terrain
  
• [Rare]Stone Trolls
  
  Got Magic resistance and armor save.
  

[Other stuff]

• Arachnarok Flinger
  
  Due to low strength and the spider better used in melee anyway, a rather useless tabletop option.
  
• Savage Orc Stabba
  
  It is a upgrade option for a savage orc regiment and more of a gimmick. But since Goblin Nasty Skulkers were a upgrade option for Goblin regiments and were utilized to work as a standalone, I am kinda sure a Wildorc Big Stabba unit who runs arounds to inflict heavy impact dmg on monsters/armoured stuff sounds not that crazy.
  
• Gigantic Spider unit
  
  In TT, a lord/hero could join another lord/hero and so the 2+ could form a unit of their own. Combined with the gigantic Spider mount, sneaky Goblins could form a monstrous cav unit consisting only of heroes/lords. Which was still affordable, since Goblin chars were kinda cheap. Since 8th edition had pushed monstrous cav units for other armybooks (O&G was the first of the edition so GW was playing it a bit save the first books), the whole idea to make a regular unit out of them is not that far fetched. Would probably have been the next thing in the new edition/armybook if the world would still exist.
  
• Unit diversity
  There are some other units who are also not included in the current roster with "all" weapon options. I mean I get it, it costs charlemagnes, it would boost the O&G armyroster beyond normal standards and maybe for balance purpose it is not necessary to have everyone with everything. However, for a "themed" army purpose with greenskin diversity it might be nice to have the option to pick what I would like for optical pleasure.
  -Goblins with handweapon & shield
  -Night Goblins with spears
  -Orcs with spears
  -Savage Orcs with spears
  -Black Orcs with spears/shields&handweapon
  
  because for real, if we have Chaos Warriors and Chosen running wild with every weapon option, surely Black Orcs could also get a bit of love.
  
• In case of Black Orcs however we also might wanna put a restriction in the game on how many we could have around. In the end, they are still a rather rare appearance and armies should be glad if they actually could muster one regiment of them. In TWW things work of course differently but still, some obstacle would be nice instead a Black Orc unit flood if they would get multiple weapon choices. Maybe the Tomb Kings have the right idea here, how most of their units have some restriction ties to buildings. I would not mind a similar approach as the the Tomb Guard has for Black Orcs. You will have limited use the smaller your territory is, but the more your territory grows and the more [building X] you build, the more you can unlock. Which still might not be enough to fit every stack with 6+ Black Orcs, but would allow for example one army to look like Grimgors 'ard Boyz or spread your Black Orcs over several stacks so they would be around, but still rather limited. On the other hand, as long as other armies also can buy unlimited endgame troops without restrictions, it is probably fine for "unlimited Black Orc Power"!
  
• NETTERS!
  
  You hear sometimes asked about but for those that do not know: it was a unit upgrade that just made your NG unit tougher. So while we have a unit upgrade like Nasty Skulkers become a own thing and Netters were a thing with clubbers in the past, I see no real use for them as a own unit. At all. in these day and age and especially with TWW on my mind.
  
• Feral Wyverns are also often requested for greenskins. There is a point to make here, that it would be a easy addition to the roster and since Orcs use Wyverns as mounts that's all some see. But I would argue that these beasts are rare and only the mightier Orcs do actually get one. They have to be raised from stolen eggs and basically be dominated into submission.
  
  So while I would be happy that every orcish Lord choice could get a Wyvern mount through skillpoint(s), I rather would not see Feral Wyverns. Greenskins do not dominate the skys and they can't just call Feral Wyvern to their aide, since those things are not as intelligent as Dragons for example.
  
  So if there would be a need to boost "flying" numbers, I would go as far and even allow every orcish hero to gather up a Wyvern mount (which they could not in TT). That would mean with time and effort a greenskin stack could include 2-3 Wyvern Riders who would give the desired flying units. But it is not just a easy late tier recruiting unit, and pure Goblin armies do not even get a chance in the first place. As it should be.
  

Forgeworld

• Rogue Idol
  
  http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/rogue-idol.pdf
  The hard armored version of a Giant (without the randomness in TT). Since TWW giant is not a rng unit, the Idol loses a part of its selling point.
  
• Giant River Troll Hag
  
  http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/GRTH.pdf
  Not that different from a Giant, but with Troll regeneration.
  
• Colossal Squig
  
  http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/colossal-squig.pdf
  Way cheaper then a giant, does not suffer from random attacks, fits real nice into Goblin WAAAGHs and has the certain Goblin unstability with eating also own troops Probably no chance since the stable Giant already covers his role but I would still like him for Squig madness.
  
• Squig Gobba
  
  http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/SquigGobba.pdf
  A giant squig who rapid spits squigs on the enemy. Short range, like a Empire Hellblaster or dwarf organ gun. Yeah, keep our Spear Chukkas. Give us Squig Gobba warmachines!
  
• Bonegrinder Giant
  
  As a Giant using race, the bigger Bonegrinder would be an idea.
  

White Dwarf/Citadel Journal/others

• Back in 4th edition and beginning of 6th, Goblins were categorised in three categories
  
  That changed with the 6th armybook, were GW cut them down to Goblins & Nightgoblins [because "duh, we don't sell seperate Forest goblin regiments anymore and do not want to make a new plastic kit since everybody just used Nightgoblins anyway], which sticked until 8th edition. So even if 7th & 8th edition did bring new Forest Goblin miniatures to replace the old (Spider Riders, Arachnarok) they did not revive as "own" subculture, even if you kinda could still build themed armies around that if your were willing. Since the 8th edition still had the options to mount the Goblin Warboss on the gigantic spider or the Goblin Great Shaman on the Arachnarok, we can still argue that they are around. CA could basically just do what GW did not, and give them a proper treatment.
  -a own Lord/Hero lineup. Which could be arranged around a themed DLC with a own LL.
  -adding the already mentioned monstrous beast Spider cav as new unit.
  -adding regular Forest Goblin regiment options, maybe with poison attack due to their spider symbiosis and/or
  
  some special rules for dealing with forests (like Woodelves). Since it is their natural habitat.
  -utilizing the mentioned missing Arachnarok Web-Flinger as own warmachine with whatever rules?
  
  
• Ogres [4th armybook]
  
  Got written out in 6th edition and were not really missed.
  
• Squig Hunters [4th armybook]
  
  are a thing of the past. Like the already mentioned Clubbers&Netters. Since 6th edition we have squig herds instead of several Squighunter teams. And in TWW we do not even have the Nightgoblins with prodders, clubbers and whatever to chase the Squigs in the right direction. So I see no use for them, at all.
  
• In 6th edition there was a short WD article for Goblin Ecology, which featured some alternate Goblin tribes for fun & feedback. Which might at least be noteworthy if CA ever needs more RoR. I think one regiment of them might not hurt
  
  
  
  
  We also know of two more goblin related species, namely Hobgoblins (Chaos Dwarfs) and Gnoblars (Ogre Kingdoms). Both are more distant cousins and do not have any relevance for true Orcs&Goblin armies. The treacherous Hobgoblins are also to be killed on sight if you feel in the right mood. Noteworthy: Hobgoblins ≠ Gnoblars.
  
• Fanatic Goblin Mortar [Warmaster]
  
  
• Iron Orcs seemed to be a newer Orc variation featured slightly in WFRP.
  
  
• Greater Cave Squig Herd [Storm of Magic]
  
  For "Storm of Magic", GW rolled up rules for "greater Cave Squigs" (like Gobbla) to be a own herd due to monster binding scrolls (so everyone could use them and buy miniatures). The main disgust for many people was even stronger squigs cheaper on the table without herders or their rampage explosion rules. Since TWW squigherds also have no herders to begin with, at least that would not be a problem and we could "go bigger" and deadlier with a Greater Cave Squig Herd.
  
• Feral Gigantic Spiders [Storm of Magic]
  
  similar to above Squigherd, the "Storm of Magic" also allowed everyone to pay the price to use magical bound feral spiders. While for greenskins rather useless in case of regular ones or Arachnaroks, which we could better use in their ridden variants, the Gigantic Spiders however as feral Monstrous Beast unit could work (even if I would also rather see a ridden cavalry version here). Still something that would work well in a Forest Goblin themed army.
  
• 6th edition "Storm of Chaos" featured several themed armylists to spice things up. One of them was "Grimgors 'Ardboyz", were the most badass Black Orc of all time got rid of everything "weak" in his army and then marched forth to headbutt Archaon into defeat like a badass. In his army was the new "Effigy", basicly a Idol of Gork or Mork to boost his troops.
  
  For TWW probably not the best choice but the idea of it might get maybe incorporated with Forgeworlds Rogue Idol?
  http://img.4plebs.org/boards/tg/image/1440/01/1440018146742.pdf
  
• Black Gobbo's Speshul Destryoa
  
  
• Siege engine
  
  
  
• Squigadon
  
  
  Known better from 40k
  https://www.forgeworld.co.uk/en-CA/Ork-Squiggoth
  which also has a bigger version
  https://www.forgeworld.co.uk/en-CA/Ork-Gargantuan-Squiggoth
  
• We also have a lot of lore mentionings of other stuff. Wooden effigies, giant bests, Suqigasaurs, other troll variants, giant trolls...as example.
  
  But some things explain themselves with other stuff. Giant Trolls -> River Hag. Effigies of the gods -> Rogue Idol, etc. and we have already so much possible stuff that we do not need to hunt down various lore references to find something to add, like with other races
  

Skaven

Armybook (7th)

• [Lord]Verminlord
  
  Since they are greater Daemons of the Horned Rat (which basically is a lesser Chaos god), my guesswork would be that they might be implemented once Daemons of Chaos are in the game (and CA had decided how to deal with greater Daemons Lord or Rare-choice wise).
  
• [Hero]Chieftain
  
  
• [Mount]War Litter
  
  
• [Mount]Giant Pox Rat
  
  
• [Core]Giant Rats
  
  
• [Core]Rat Swarms
  
  Since CA does not do swarms, never gonna happen.
  

[Other stuff]

• Poisonwind Mortar
  
• Warp-Grinder
  
• Great/Giant Pox Rats
  
  are a mount option for Plague Priests or Warlords. They probably could also work as a monstrous cavalry option, since the 8th edition was walking the "mostrous cav" path.
  

Forgeworld

• Exalted Verminlord
  
  Like exalted greater Daemons of Chaos, the bigger more imba variant: http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/exalted-Vermin-Lord.pdf
  
• Broodhorror
  
  
  http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/brood-horror.pdf
  Kinda lack the rules of those things as mounts for mighty Warlords, but as the picture should make it clear, there was a option for that as well as just the monster as standalone
  
• Skaven Wolf Rats
  
  http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/wolf-rats.pdf
  

White Dwarf/Citadel Journal/others

• [Lord]Clan Eshin Sorceror; [Lord]Master Assassin; [Rare]Triad [Storm of Chaos 6th]
  
• [Lord]Plaguelord [Lustria 6th]
  
  
• [Lord]Plague Pontifex [Lustria 6th]
  
  
• Cauldron of a Thousand Poxes [Lustria 6th]
  
  
• [Hero]Festering Chantor [Lustria 6th]
  
  
• [Lord]Warlock Master [armybook 6th]
  
  
• [Lord]Master Mutator [armybook 6th]
  
  
• [Hero]Master Moulder [armybook 6th]
  
  
• [Hero]Harbringer of Mutation [armybook 6th]
  
  
• Throtlings [WD#311]
  
  
• Clan Moulder Rat Ogre variants [WD#311]
  
  
• Trolls [WD#311]
  
  Let's be honest here, Rat Ogres are there so Trolls are just not really something Skaven would need. So for TWW highly unlikely.
  
• Flayerkin [WD#311]
  
  We saw them also during "Storm of Chaos" as part of the WoC.
  
• Aberration [WD#311]
  
  Probably obsolete since 7th edition brought the Abomination and we have the A-Bomb in TWW
  
• Burrowing Behemeoth [WD#311]
  
  
• Chimaerat [WD#311]
  
  
• Rat Riders [WD#317]
  
  
• War-Doom Magma-cannon
  
  Special siege weapon from the "Blood in the Badlands" campaign book.
  
• Warpstone Rat Tank [WD#245]
  
  
• Stunty Shredder
  
  
• Warpstone Thrower
  
  Kinda obsolete since Skaven got the Plagueclaw Catapult in 7th edition.
  
• Bomb Rats
  
  
• Stormfiends [The Endtimes 8th]
  
  Three (3) Ratling guns on a single R-Ogre, and now try to imagine a "regular sized" monstrous infantry unit with that kind of firepower while still maintaining the monstrous infantry melee capabilities for TWW. Insanity. Even if CA would do what GW never did and nerfed them a lot, the balancing would still be a mess. Better not to walk that path at all. And since TWW is not THE Endtimes, but a CA created Endtimes, hopefully they will be left out. Like most other Endtimes stuff.
  
• Superhuge Doombell
  
  
• Tunnel digging machines
  
  which might be a bit unlikely as active warmachines.
  

The Empire

Red_Dox

Tomb Kings

Armybook (8th)

• [Lord]Liche High Priest
  
  Lore of Nehekhara, Light, Death
  
• [Hero]Herald / Icon Bearer
  
  Since CA does not really do banners and his army role without that is kinda a Tomb Prince, nothing to miss here.
  
• [Special]Tomb Swarms
  
  CA does not do swarms, so not gonna happen.
  

Forgeworld

• Khemric Titan [Monstrous Arcanum]
  
  https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Khemric_Titan
  Sadly no official miniature.
  

White Dwarf/Citadel Journal/others

• Bolt Thrower [Warmaster]
  
  
• The Living in Numas [Undead Collector Guide]
  
  
• Mummies [4th edition]
  
  Before the Undead split and the way more refined Tomb Kings lore Mummy units were a thing. While today we rather have the Tomb Kings/Princes and Tomb Guard instead.
  
• Bone ripped War-Barques
  
  I don't know an artwork, and there never was an actual miniature, but since 40k vamped its Necrons around that time into Space Khemri and they had those...
  
• Morghast Harbringers [Endtimes]
  
  
• Morghast Archai [Endtimes]
  
  As with all Endtimes units, better keep them out of TWW.
  
• ???
  
  Artwork from Warhammer Online. Not sure if a Necroserpent variant or rather some new construct.
  

Vampire Counts

Armybook (8th)

• [Mount] Coven Throne
  
  
• [Hero]Cairn Wraith
  
  
• [Special]Bat Swarms
  
  
• [Special]Spirit Hosts
  
  Both Bat Swarms and Spirit Hosts are swarms. CA so far does not do swarm units.
  

Forgeworld

• Necrofex Colossus
  
  
• Mourngul
  
  http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/mourngul.pdf
  Both of those choices were put into the Vampire Coast roster. That makes it unlikely for them being future Count DLC items, but FLC crossover is not out of the window (even if now unlikely).
  
• Incarnate Elemental of Death [Monstrous Arcanum]
  
  

White Dwarf/Citadel Journal/others

• BLOODLINES! We start right there with the most important point. While Chaos players demand their mono-god stuff and Skaven player rant about not having all four great Clans playable, the VC Bloodlines are equally important. CA did introduce them with the rework, and since the playable TWW LLs are either generic Necromancers or von Carsteins, it kinda works so far. But the obvious fail here is that no one can play for example an actual Necrach army how things are. I really hope, that one day every bloodline will feature a playable LL, who then relies more on his bloodlines specialities and Bloodline Lords/Heroes for gameplay purposes. And that brings us to some examples
  
• von Carstein [armybook 6th and Storm of Chaos 6th]
  
  As we see, the armybook list rather field some mortal troops to support their counts, while the SoC list rather has similar troops but undead. In theory we could use the armybook list for Vlad/Isabella, which were the more generous rulers and the SoC list for Mannfred for whom it was intended. We could argue that allowed crossbows/archers would be a wildcard, but we could borrow a page from the Tomb Kings here and rather limit the use of those troops by limitation chained to bsupporting buildings.
  
• Necrarch [armybook 6th]
  
  Feral Undead Dragons specificly for them, sounds reasonable. The Bloodline itself can focus on better magical support or even more powerful spells then generic vampires.
  
• Lahmians [armybook 6th]
  
  The idea of mortal heroes (probably mostly humans) for them sounds neat. Their shadow dealings in espionage could also be represented similar to Clan Eshins newest gameplay mechanic. Probably a bit less assassination & sabotage but to some degrees both are not that different. If we argue that a Lahmian Bloodline build would only come through Neferata herself some future day, then for Neferata there is also the "crossover" use of some Tomb King troops possible (similar to Arkhan).
  
  
• Blood Dragons [armybook 6th]
  
  There can probably be done more here, since newer editions have for example add the Blood Knights as cav. We could argue for Blood Knights as a foot unit, which probably could work but might need also some limitations so you don't drown the battlefield in vampires instead of resurrected dead. The Graveguard being able to get bows would certainly also give them a unique unit.
  
• Strigoi [armybook 6th]
  
  The Charnel Guard with slightly better Ghouls is fine. The Crypt Horrors from later editions, could get a similar tweak to have a slightly better unit here. The Strigany mortals will not make that much of a difference but fit right in. could maybe exploited into some other weapon categories too, but while it might fit to the Old Strigos Empire tales, it might take away the unique nature of the von Carstein Sylvanian regiments.
  
• [Lord]Vampire Count
  
  
• [Hero]Wight Lord [armybook 6th]
  
  Redundant. Replaced in later editions with the Wight King.
  
• [Hero]Vampire Thrall
  
  Redundant. Just regular Vampires these days.
  
• [Special]Wraiths [Undead 4th]
  
  Carin Wraith Hero still exists in 8th edition. And we can argue that the Hex Wraiths, do the job as cav. So why not a regular "ghost" regiment? I mean, ghost swarms will not happen since swarms. But such a foot-Wraith unit is certainly not impossible, especially since Vampire Coast got Syreens.
  
• Carrion [Undead 4th]
  
  The later Undead split, shoved Carrions into the Tomb Kings roster. But, the "ghost Rider" got lost in the process. If for example we brought back the before mentioned Wraiths, we could maybe thinks of some other ghostly flying creature they are attached too. Or some other corpse. Or we let them rest, since Vargheists are a good flying substitute these days.
  
• Mummies [Undead 4th]
  
  Were written out since they would now form the Tomb Kings Lords/Heroes. We could argue that some northern human tribes still would have some mummies around who could be ressurected, but I see no essential role for them in a modern VC army.
  
• Tomb Guardian [CJ#13]
  
  Redundant these days through Grave Guard.
  
• Plague Cart [CJ#03]
  
  Probably redundant since we have the Corpse Cart these days.
  
• The Black Grail [Dark Omen]
  
  I actually don't really see them as useful as regular units between Black Knights, Hex Wraiths & Blood Knights. As a RoR unit working similar to Bretonnia Grail Knights/Guardians, I would all be for it.
  
• Kemmler's army of the Cairns [WD#311, Return of the Lichmaster campaign part III]
  For the campaign Kemmler got his own magic lore and a own armylist instead of just using the Vampire Counts 6th armybook. I think chances that Kemmler will get a major overhaul for this stuff are pretty small, and most stuff might be redundant for a true VC army but here we go.
  
  
  
  
  
  
• Morghast Harbringers [Endtimes]
  
  
• Morghast Archai [Endtimes]
  
  As with all Endtimes units, better keep them out of TWW.
  

Warriors of Chaos

Armybook (8th)

For everyone not knowing already, CA has only put "WoC Undivided" in the current DLC. Pretty much everything related to the four gods, is currently missing. As we all assume for the simple reason to come later. Probably in game#3, with a overhaul to the WoC in general (or possible DLC for DLC?). If you do know nothing about the four major dark gods

• [Lord]Daemon Prince
  
  What most Chaos Lords want to achieve: Daemonhood and immortality. Since the mortal Chaoswarriors are better lead by mortals, it is imho OK that he is missing. Especially since LLs basically are the playable Overlords and a DP would probably only bow for Archaon and not the rest. Also, the WoC DP was massivly overpowered in 8th edition TT (sadly way better then the Daemon DP counterpart who had less equipment and less special rules). Gamebreaking bad! So it might be a good thing that he is not included. Especially since he will be a better "generic" Lord choice for the Daemons of Chaos race, who also might come in game#3.
  
  
• [Lord/Hero]Sorceror of Tzeentch
  
  
• [Lord/Hero]Sorceror of Nurgle
  
  
• [Lord/Hero]Sorceror of Slaanesh
  
  Of course these three would all come with their own magic lore specified to their god. Probably when the same Magic lores arrive with the DoC in game#3.
  
• [Mount]Daemonic Steed
  
• [Mount]Chaos Warshrine (see below)
  
• [Mount]Flying Disc of Tzeentch
  
  
• [Mount]Juggernaut of Khorne
  
  
• [Mount]Steed of Slaanesh
  
  
• [Mount]Palanquin of Nurgle
  
  
• [Special]Hellstriders of Slaanesh
  
  
• [Special]Chaos Ogres
  
  Really old miniatures, and since Trolls are the better Monstrous Infantry, probably obsolete. However Forgeworld had a newer limited miniature once.
  
• [Special]Chimera
  
  Came with 8th edition to the armybook, most likeley as a "we have not sold enough during Storm of Magic" approach. For Total War Warhammer probably obsolete, since the feral Manticore fulfills the role.
  
• [Special]Chaos Warshrine
  
  
• [Rare] Marked Chaos Spawns
  
  
• [Rare]Skullcrushers of Khorne
  
  
• [Rare]Slaughterbrute
  
  
• [Rare]Mutalith Vortex Beast
  
  
  [Other stuff]
  
• Chaos marks. Pretty much everything Chaos Warrior or Marauder can bear a mark of a specific god to pledge allegiance and benefit from the dark gifts of his master.
  
  How CA will implement god allegiance, we have to wait and see. The Norsca DLC with shrines could have been a prototype for that. In the end, we have to wait and see if marked troops rather will be new units to be added or if the current roster can get "upgraded" for various gods. That would probably also decide if the troops rather get different looks based on their gods (various helmets, shields, weapons)
  
  or rather a different paintscheme at best
  
  

Forgeworld

• [Rare]Chaos War Mammoth [Tamurkhan campaign 8th]
  
  
  The mammoth is now rather in Norscas armyroster and probably it is better that way. The WoC could utilize other monsters if they need something hulky, while Norsca is kinda depended on the mammoth.
  
• Giant Chaos Spawn
  
  Forgeworld:http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/warhammerchaospawn.pdf
  Storm of Magic: https://i.imgur.com/9wMI0BP.png
  
• Giant Spined Chaos Beast
  
  Forgeworld: http://kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/warhammerchaosbeast.pdf
  Storm of Magic: https://i.imgur.com/VkqPxsG.png
  
• Toad Dragon [Tamurkhan campaign 8th]
  
  http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/toad-dragon.pdf
  Useable as feral monster or mount?
  
• Plague Ogres
  
  If they exist Nurgle marked, there probably could also exist the otehr three variants.
  
• Cursed Ettin [Monstrous Arcanum 8th]
  
  http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/ettin.pdf
  Doubtful, since we have already Giants.
  
• [Rare]Armored Siege Giants [Tamurkhan campaign 8th]
  
  http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/siege-giant.pdf
  
• Bonegrinder Giant
  
  As a Giant using race, the bigger Bonegrinder would be an idea.
  
• [Rare]Bile Trolls [Tamurkhan campaign 8th]
  
  http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/bile-trolls.pdf
  Nurgle Trolls. Would not be a stretch to assume there might then also be other "god marked" Troll variants. Even if I can not even imagine how a Slaanesh Troll might look or what he does in combat...
  
• [Special]Plague Toads [Tamurkhan campaign 8th]
  
  
• Dread Maws [Monstrous Arcanum]
  
  http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/dreadmaw.pdf
  
• God specific Dragons?
  
  It is a special character for AoS, that rides on a Khorne Dragon. But the idea of god-marked Dragons is something which never was touched in WHFB afaik (except Galrauch who is a Tzeentch follower). So it might be a possibility, even if we have the generic dragons.
  

White Dwarf/Citadel Journal/others

• Flayerkin [Storm of Chaos 6th]
  
  As a special siege unit worth an idea but I think the concept of them could also work for a regular unit flaying around the battlefield if needed more troops for the roster.
  
• Putrid Blightkings [The Endtimes 8th]
  
  new ogre-sized Nurgle warriors (but did not count as monstrous infantry) to go along with special char Gutrot Spume. As with basically all Endtimes stuff, it might be better to leave them out...
  
• ...but AoS added Blightlords
  
  and they ride on the Nurgle drones. Daemons of Chaos will get their drones, since they existed already then in WHFB. But they did not yet transfer over to the WoC then. Since the WoC armybook already covers mortal troops on demonic mounts as units and for characters, the drones would be just the next step in the evolution of the next armybook/update. Except that the world was destroyed with "The (horrible) Endtimes". I actually would like to see the drones in the WoC roster as mounts. I doubt you have to be a Blightking/Blightlord to ride them, normal warriors should be able to do the trick (like with Juggernauts).
  
• While on the topic of god-specific cavlary on demonic mounts, Slaanesh & Khorne are save. Nurgle as mentioned should get the drones for regular Chaos Warriors. That leaves Tzeentch as the only one without something, and that is stupid. In AoS, there are now Tzaangors who ride flying Discs. And since WoC Lords/Heroes can also ride Flying Discs of Tzeentch (since forever), the logical step would be to just put a regular unit of Chaos Knights or Marauders on flying discs to swirl around and wreck havoc. Probably not as powerful as Juggernauts or Plague Drones, but that problem also have Slaanesh seekers. Those at least have a way greater speed to offer, so speed+flying for disc riders could also work.
  
• Skullreapers [The Endtimes 8th]
  
  
• Wrathmongers [The Endtimes 8th]
  
  Same as with Blightkings, those two were boosted to Ogre size and stats (but did still not count as monstrous infantry) to do more melee dmg then regular Khorne Warriors. But without actual being MI, they got majorly screwd by 8th edition rules. Which of course GW did not care for, since that was their "final sale" before AoS and it was all about money anyway. As with other Endtimes stuff, we could live without them. Which might actually also be a better choice since Slaanesh & Tzeentch have no counterparts (also not in AoS afaik). So better no one gets those troops instead of just half the gods.
  
• Doom Engine (Advanced Rulebook 8th)
  
  
• [Lord/Hero]Dragon Ogre [4th armbyook]
  
  
  The Lord might rather be replaced through later editions Shaggoth.
  
• Chaos Emperor Dragon
  
  If there would be an actual need for a even bigger Dragon.
  

Wood Elves

Armybook (8th)

• [Lord]Spellweaver
  
  
• [Hero]Glade Captain
  
  
• [Hero]Spellsinger
  
  Already ingame but missing the magical lores of Fire, Metal, Heaven, Light, and Death
  
• [Hero]Shadowdancer
  
  
• [Mount]Great Stag
  
  

Forgeworld

• Incarnate Elemental of Beasts
  
  http://www.kerlin.de/pic/oldhammer/beast-elemental.pdf
  

White Dwarf/Citadel Journal/others

• Woodelf Chariot [armybook 4th]
  
  
• Zoats [Storm of Magic 8th]
  
  Since Fimirs were pushed into Norsca, I see nothing wrong with shipping Zoats towards the tree hippies.
  
• Blade Weaver [WD armylist 6th]
  
  Kinda replaced through the Shadowdancer, but if CA wants to go for a Wardancer hero without being a wiizard, this can come up.
  
• Bolt Thrower [CJ#34]
  
  
• Beastmasters [CJ#34]
  
  The CJ had also some other stuff, but some is just weird and some is outdated, so I see only those two as actual options
  
• A Emperor Dragon would be another option if there were actually a need for some "huge" exrta monster.
  

Bies

at last some love for DE from @Red_Dox

Aram_thehead

I can only see the Beastmen, Dark Elves, Skaven and warriors of chaos units. Is it supposed to be like that? Why are the other races listed?

PLHenry

Aram_thehead said:

I can only see the Beastmen, Dark Elves, Skaven and warriors of chaos units. Is it supposed to be like that? Why are the other races listed?

I believe it's a work in progress

dodge33cymru

Good effort, well researched.

Personally, I don't like the use of the word 'missing', as that implies it's by error rather than design, whereas an awful lot of those things mentioned have been purposely left out or perhaps updated. I see TWW as a kind of '9th edition', so even 8th edition TT units should be able to be cut (especially some of the weaker ones in lore terms) and replaced without huge outcry, especially for units barely used in TT circles.

Hopefully (entirely my opinion) this means no lion chariot or the flying bolt thrower thing for HE and these can be swapped out for improved and more thematic units, but IMO CA shouldn't be 100% restricted by GW's past mistakes when it's a good opportunity to fix them.

For example, IMO the minotaur general (Doombull) for Beastmen makes little sense for me; the upgraded Gorebull is the damage dealer its role was intended to be.

Anyway, good list and for sure people can choose their favourites and hope for them - but don't think CA is doing any disservice by omitting the odd unit or character.

For example, to me, HE would hugely benefit from lord-level mages, which were a TT staple and fit their theme perfectly. At the moment, they are arguably weaker than the likes of DE and Empire when it comes to powerful generic caster generals, which really doesn't fit. But others may disagree with that and see it as an improvement. So let's hear it, civilly.

Grom_the_Paunch

Good stuff. I hope you manage this. It would make an excellent chapter in the Red_Dox Encyclopedia of Warhammer-y goodness.

ShiroAmakusa75

Saying Stormfiends should be left out because they're ET doesn't fly as an excuse. They already included ET story beats anyway, like the mortarchs, so their statement isn't absolute (not to speak of them also including ET RoRs for the Empire as well).

They are a valid Skaven unit choice and they should be included.

Crossil

Syreen hero choice, Bone Hydra, Sea Giant and some variation(s) on Rotting Leviathan other than a crab for Vampire Coast?

Or would adding anything to Vampire Coast be too disgusting to you guys?

OdTengri

Crossil said:

Syreen hero choice, Bone Hydra, Sea Giant and some variation(s) on Rotting Leviathan other than a crab for Vampire Coast?

Or would adding anything to Vampire Coast be too disgusting to you guys?

Only the Ghost Sea Giant strikes my fancy for the Coast at the moment.... Ghost Giant sounds like an interesting choice.

Goatforce

Crossil said:

Syreen hero choice, Bone Hydra, Sea Giant and some variation(s) on Rotting Leviathan other than a crab for Vampire Coast?

Or would adding anything to Vampire Coast be too disgusting to you guys?

Just seems like a waste of a slot to me, there is so much potential stuff for Major factions (and even Norsca could get something added) that unless this is extremely late in game 3's cycle CA should treat them as complete, because they really don't need anything imo.

Draxynnic

The Warlock Master was pretty much the tabletop equivalent of the generic lord choice that came with Prophet & Warlock. Rules were different because the rules for Warlock Engineers were very different in 6E, but it's just a lord level Warlock Engineer.

Crossil

Goatforce said:

Crossil said:

Syreen hero choice, Bone Hydra, Sea Giant and some variation(s) on Rotting Leviathan other than a crab for Vampire Coast?

Or would adding anything to Vampire Coast be too disgusting to you guys?

Just seems like a waste of a slot to me, there is so much potential stuff for Major factions (and even Norsca could get something added) that unless this is extremely late in game 3's cycle CA should treat them as complete, because they really don't need anything imo.

The thread is missing units, including lore text that just mentions some creatures, so why would Vampire Coast not be included in those lists?

Goatforce

Crossil said:

Goatforce said:

Crossil said:

Syreen hero choice, Bone Hydra, Sea Giant and some variation(s) on Rotting Leviathan other than a crab for Vampire Coast?

Or would adding anything to Vampire Coast be too disgusting to you guys?

Just seems like a waste of a slot to me, there is so much potential stuff for Major factions (and even Norsca could get something added) that unless this is extremely late in game 3's cycle CA should treat them as complete, because they really don't need anything imo.

The thread is missing units, including lore text that just mentions some creatures, so why would Vampire Coast not be included in those lists?

Ah, I didn't realise, this is what happens when you have too many tabs left open at once pretty much all day I guess!

Xenos7777

So many missing units, it's a shame...

DerPhonix

Love this threads. Will be coming back regularly and post some units myself/.

fireatwill4

No mention of the lothern skycutter? For shame.

SakuraHeinz

The slaanesh units are delicious ԅ(º﹃ºԅ)

OdTengri

@Red_Dox

I'd suggest that the Incarnate Elemental of Beasts from the Monstrous Arcanum bests fits the Beastmen

dodge33cymru

fireatwill4 said:

No mention of the lothern skycutter? For shame.

He’s not done HE yet. That said, the less said about the skycutter the better. Would happily see that consigned to GW’s Mistake Bin.

Xenos7 said:

So many missing units, it's a shame...

It’s not a shame. When we’re picking single lines out of army books and white dwarf supplements from decades ago to compile a list, I see that as a testament to TWW, not a negative.

Red Dox has pulled together a great list of potential units, but we shouldn’t expect them all or consider them ‘missing’ IMO.

Draxynnic

OdTengri said:

@Red_Dox

I'd suggest that the Incarnate Elemental of Beasts from the Monstrous Arcanum bests fits the Beastmen

Not really. It seems that Incarnate Elementals of Beasts are something that any Beasts spellcaster of sufficient power can invoke, if they're willing to follow the proper ritual (so... probably not High Elves). No race seems to have any special kinship to them, and both Bray-Shamans and Amber Wizards are listed as possible summoners.

I don't think everything in Monstrous Arcanum needs to be shoehorned into a race - we should really only be adding something if there is a strong connection to that race. For instance, Perytons are not just listed as having Kinship with Beastmen, but their fluff also suggests that perytons were ultimately created by Beastmen shamans corrupting Great Stags. Conversely, Wyverns are also listed as having "Kinship" with Beastmen, but with all their fluff pointing towards the greenskin relationship, I wouldn't pack wyverns into Beastmen, even if there are probably times in Warhammer's history where it's happened.

RonNL

Wow really well made and a pleasure to read through, thanks @Red_Dox

Red_Dox

So, should have wrapped up now WoC. Next would be going over my Greenskins error list again and see if I finally could locate the problem or have to spend a hour to copy&paste everything again -.-

In general towards the question if something is really "missing" or not, that is imo not that difficult. For example the whole god specific stuff form WoC is indeed missing. It is clear that stuff will come later, around game#3 with DoC impacting the game and that leaving everything out to just have WoC Undivided for game#1 since a lot of people bitched about no playable Chaos at all was a distinctive choice. Still, despite a logical explaination why, it is not there. If I steal 5 bucks out of your pocket they will be missing also, no matter if you think you lost them or someone would have stolen them or actually know Who and Why it got stolen So imo everything from arymbooks not covered, either because whatever reasons (Beastmen) or deliberately left out to sell with DLC later (the whole core race + rival DLC agenda) can actually be considered missing. While other stuff from older editions (like Empire War Waggon) or actual Forgeworld stuff would rather be optional anyway. Might be personally missed by people (I want my Colossal Squig and Squig Gobba!) but from the armybook point of view, not really "missing".

Topic Vampire Coast and "missing" stuff, that actually will be a tricky collection since CA already made a whole lot up compared to the meager armylist. I probably will prefer first dealing with the actual 15 armybook races + Chaos Dwarfs before I would dabble with Norsca & Zombie Pirates. Top of my mind there is esepcially for the pirates also not that much stuff. Ghost Sea Giant does not even ring a bell. Was that some obscure lore reference?

Aram_thehead said:

I can only see the Beastmen, Dark Elves, Skaven and warriors of chaos units. Is it supposed to be like that? Why are the other races listed?

fireatwill4 said:

No mention of the lothern skycutter? For shame.

I would assume they miss more then just the Skycutter but I have not even started on them or other races, so for now there is just nothing to see there. Some day in the future, if I not get hit by a bus after winning the lottery, hopefully every race should be covered as best as I see fit.

OdTengri said:

@Red_Dox

I'd suggest that the Incarnate Elemental of Beasts from the Monstrous Arcanum bests fits the Beastmen

Kinda had that rather planned in for Woodelves, but could probably also work for BoC. Might add in the next round I fiddle there.

------Red Dox

fireatwill4

dodge33cymru said:

Would happily see that consigned to GW’s Mistake Bin.

Oh I know people consider its design silly, I personally like it, but that's my opinion. On the other hand the utility of flying artillery cannot be denied even if it would have a much shorter range its flexibility of manouver would make up for it.

Crossil

Red_Dox said:

Topic Vampire Coast and "missing" stuff, that actually will be a tricky collection since CA already made a whole lot up compared to the meager armylist. I probably will prefer first dealing with the actual 15 armybook races + Chaos Dwarfs before I would dabble with Norsca & Zombie Pirates. Top of my mind there is esepcially for the pirates also not that much stuff. Ghost Sea Giant does not even ring a bell. Was that some obscure lore reference?

Bone Hydra, Sea Giant and Leechwyrm are creatures from Dreadfleet that could appear on the seas that could attack ships but Noctilus was able to control them. Seems sensible that they could be added.

Looking at the Coast's army list the only thing "missing" would be the Syreen hero choice and, arguably, you could say some more versions of Rotting Leviathan.

Norsca didn't even touch the CJ list so suffice to say it isn't really a source to rely on. But Flayerkin and Curd'd Ettin fit.

OdTengri

Draxynnic said:

OdTengri said:

@Red_Dox

I'd suggest that the Incarnate Elemental of Beasts from the Monstrous Arcanum bests fits the Beastmen

Not really. It seems that Incarnate Elementals of Beasts are something that any Beasts spellcaster of sufficient power can invoke, if they're willing to follow the proper ritual (so... probably not High Elves). No race seems to have any special kinship to them, and both Bray-Shamans and Amber Wizards are listed as possible summoners.

EVERYTHING ⁽ᴺᵉᵃʳˡʸ⁾ In the Monstrous Arcanum belongs to one reace or another.

Draxynnic said:

I don't think everything in Monstrous Arcanum needs to be shoehorned into a race - we should really only be adding something if there is a strong connection to that race.

I'm not saying everything should, clearly not everything listed by Red Dox could or should make it in the game but I'd say that the Incarnate Elemental of BEASTS is worth considering and that it fits the BEASTmen better than most.

I'd still rather have a Preyton, Jabber, Ghorgon, Marked Chaos Beastmen, and everything from their last armybook more... But I'd take it before the Spinebeast or Giant Chaos Spawn.

OdTengri

Crossil said:

Norsca didn't even touch the CJ list so suffice to say it isn't really a source to rely on. But Flayerkin and Curd'd Ettin fit.

Norsca probably has an entire DLC worth of stuff or more that "could" be added.

Fimir Meargh - Wizard Lord
Wolf Jarl - Wereskin Lord
Valkyrie - Defensive Hero

Curs'd Ettin
Bearstruck (Berserkers?)
Valkyries

OdTengri

Red_Dox said:

OdTengri said:

@Red_Dox

I'd suggest that the Incarnate Elemental of Beasts from the Monstrous Arcanum bests fits the Beastmen

Kinda had that rather planned in for Woodelves, but could probably also work for BoC. Might add in the next round I fiddle there.

------Red Dox

That I could totally see, The Elemental of Beasts is very Kurnous

OdTengri

Red_Dox said:

While on the topic of god-specific cavlary on demonic mounts, Slaanesh & Khorne are save. Nurgle as mentioned should get the drones for regular Chaos Warriors. That leaves Tzeentch as the only one without something, and that is stupid. In AoS, there are now Tzaangors who ride flying Discs. And since WoC Lords/Heroes can also ride Flying Discs of Tzeentch (since forever), the logical step would be to just put a regular unit of Chaos Knights or Marauders on flying discs to swirl around and wreck havoc. Probably not as powerful as Juggernauts or Plague Drones, but that problem also have Slaanesh seekers. Those at least have a way greater speed to offer, so speed+flying for disc riders could also work.

For Tzeentch I actually wouldn't try to give Marauders or Chaos Warrior Disks of Tzeentch to make their mounted equivalent. Instead I'd give them a Marauder/Chaos Warrior version of The Burning Chariot of Tzeentch. Obviously without an Exalted Flamer it wouldn't be a Flamethrower Chariot but with a couple Devotes of Tzeentch it could make an interesting Flying Melee Chariot. It's a little different but I think most wold agree that Disks of Tzeentch would be a bit underwhelming.