So if Ardboyz aren‘t considered Ironjawz but are tolerated to be around - do „mixed“ destruction armies really make sense strictly lore-wise? Like how can you have an army of ironjawz, bonesplitterz, bcr or even grots -or are they all tolerated? Speaking of mixed armies a few days ago a friend of mine asked me if we could mix nighthaunt and fyreslayers next time we play, although the rules don‘t allow this, from a lore perspective you could always just say that the nighthaunt offered a bunch of ur-gold for the duardins‘ services...
Hey Patrick, grand alliances are not a very strict or solid thing (When it comes to the narrative). Chaos warriors have hired fyreslayers before. Sylvaneth woods have been haunted by the undead :) If you're going narrative, the sky ( and modelling potental) is the limit!!!
What did and Will make the World tremble the most“The green tide”? Or “The great host of Tamurkhan the Maggot Lord”? It is like a pebble VS a supernova.
Do the Orruks in AoS have a similar belief system as the Orcs in 40k? As in it works because they believe it will work? Because I would really enjoy it if Gruntas with red armor were faster than others.
@@urion37 Aww bummer. Thanks for clearing that up a bit. That would be pretty fun, though it makes sense to have some differentiation between the two instead is just a straight port over.
Is there anything written on what Orruks eat? Are they carnivorous or herbivores? I'm curious because most Orruk tribes are always on the move, so do they eat their opponents or do they eat the flora around them.
@@2Tough That's a shame! Thanks for the reply. I think for my narrative they're going to be herbivores. Lots of mushroom soup 😅 not sure Khorne mortals would taste too nice.
They are probably omnivores that favour a livestyle as a canivore and if they are just a tiny bit like their Fantasy or 40K counterpart in eating behaviour then they probably do eat dead or dying foes and/or are sometimes cannibals.
