Ogre Kingdoms

Gnoblar Fighters arm themselves with an assortment of broken bottles, swords, spear tips, false legs, fangweasels, pointy sticks and rusty daggers - basicly anything they can lay their grubbly little hands on.

The Ogre Kingdoms Gnoblar Regiment contains 24 plastic Gnoblars.

With Ogres being so large and their Gnoblars being on the small side, the Ogre Kingdoms have little use for the weapons and wargear of defeated enemies. Which is where the Gnoblar Scrappers come in. These industrious greenskins make use of all of the pointiest of the discarded weapons by firing them from a massive contraption known as the Scraplauncher, with potentially devastating, if varied, success.

The Ogre Kingdoms Gnoblar Scraplauncher boxed set contains one complete Gnoblar Scraplauncher model.

Occasionally, a small bunch of Gnoblar Trappers will form a self appointed gaggle of followers for one of the Ogre Hunters, pelting those that charge their role model with sticks, stones and mantraps without actually putting themselves in harm's way.

The Ogre Kingdoms Gnoblar Trappers blister contains four Gnoblar Trapper models.

The term Bull is used for any adult male Ogre.Bulls make up the majority of any Ogre Kingdom. Big, brutish and extremely viloent, a Bull is far taller than a human whilst retaining a massive girth and heavily set frame.

The Ogre Kingdoms Bulls boxed set contains 6 Ogre Bulls including a full command group.

Butchers are immense, corpulent hulks covered in offal and dried blood. They have appalling personal hygiene and like nothing more than wallowing in meat, guts and gore regardless of it's source. Hideous and mean, Butchers are essentially the Ogre equivalent of a tribal shaman, although their role is more that of holy man than magic-user. They have a direct link to the Great Maw, and are able to channel a small portion of the Ogre deity's insatiable thirst for gluttony and violence in a practice known as 'Gut Magic'.

The Ogre Kingdoms Butcher boxed set contains one complete Ogre Butcher model.

Gorgers are stinking, pale and degenerate Ogre-kin that have been condemned to the warpstone labyrinths below each tribe's cave network. When an Ogre is born with no paunch, a thankfully rare occurence, it is thrown down a gaping, jagged pit into the darkness below.

The Ogre Kingdoms Gorger blister contains one complete Gorger model.

Hunters are among the most nassive and independant of their kind, and think nothing ofclimbing to the peak of a mountain whilst tracking a wounded great mammoth or bull rhinox. in honour of the first of the Ogre Hunters - Khared the Red - it is common for a hunter to keep a Sabretusk or two to help him sniff out his cave-beast prey.

The Ogre Kingdoms Hunter boxed set contains one Ogre Hunter and two Sabretusks.

Ogre Ironguts are the Ogres of any given tribe that have the most status and the best weaponry. Although not markedly superior in strength than their fellows, Ironguts are afforded great respect, as they are usually hand-picked by the tyrant himself. So it is unsurprising that they are typified by their unshakable faith in their own superiority.

The Ogre Kingdoms Ironguts boxed set contains four complete Ogre Ironguts including command.

This book is an essential for all Ogre Kingdoms collectors, it contains all the rules that you will need to use Ogre Kingdoms in you games of Warhammer. Also included is an in depth look at the history, culture and hierarchy of the Ogre Kingdoms, along with extensive modelling and painting guides.

This box contains a complete starter army for the Ogre Kingdoms, just add a Bruiser and you're ready to go!

The Ogre Kingdoms Battalion contains:

• A regiment of Ogre Bulls (6 models)
• 4 Ogre Leadbelchers
• 4 Ogre Ironguts
• A regiment of Gnoblars (24 models).

Bought Seperately the contents of the Ogre Kingdoms Battalion would have a recommended retail price of £78.