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The Thanatar Calix Siege-automata is a mobile artillery platform.

The Krios Battle Tank originated on Mars, and arcane integrated systems well outside the purview of most facilities are used to build or maintain them.

The Karacnos is a dedicated assault tank, based on the Triaros Armoured Conveyor chassis, but with the transport compartment replaced with a mortar battery of Karacnos radiological warheads.

The Ursarax are heavy, rapid-moving close combat killing machines. Like the Thallax, Ursarax are thralls rather than servitors – selected from suitable human candidates for conversion.

Ratlings are snipers and spotters without peer in the Astra Militarum – these abhumans are small in stature, and unusually sneaky.

Ratlings are snipers and spotters without peer in the Astra Militarum these abhumans are small in stature, and unusually sneaky. They often operate behind enemy lines, reporting on targets of interest and neutralising choice targets with extreme prejudice

The Wrecka Krew revel in destruction, even by Ork standards. Sent on sabotage missions, or to reduce industry to crumpled ruin, they use rockets and hammers to destroy enemy machinery and anything else that gets in their way.

The Wrecka Krew revel in destruction, even by Ork standards. Sent on sabotage missions, or to reduce industry to crumpled ruin, they use rockets and hammers to destroy enemy machinery and anything else that gets in their way.

The Ash Wastes Nomads cobble together a motley arsenal of weapons from scavenged scraps, but woe betide any who assume they're not effective.

Sha’dar Hunters are experts at hiding among the dunes, even by the standards of the Ash Waste Nomads.

The Ash Waste Nomads of Necromunda may appear ragtag and motley, but they are in fact some of the hardiest warriors on the planet.

The wastelands of Necromunda are nigh on inhospitable polluted deserts.

The blasted ash wastes of Necromunda are a polluted desert – the remnants of whatever flora and fauna had existed before the planet was desolated by industry.

The Taghmatas of the Mechanicum march to war supported by a variety of bizarre and deadly war machines.

Bogrit's Beastgrabbaz have entered the mines beneath Embergard seeking signs of the huge troggoth, Trugg. Their leader, Borgit Wolf-Killa fancies himself as a hunter and uses his mates, Snagz and Hobblin’ Dregg, as bait.

In the corpse of Embergard, glory and honour bow to the need for victory. A knife in the back here, a throttling grip from the darkness there – inglorious reversals of fortune are not merely rife, but the order of the day.

The Arvus Lighter is a utility shuttle used by the Imperialis Armada for transferring supplies or small groups of personnel.

The Malcador Infernus is, in effect, a huge flamer on tracks, with a fuel trailer towed behind it.

The Valdor Tank Destroyer mounts a devastating neutron laser – each a meticulously wrought iteration of a recovered relic of the Dark Age of Technology.

The Deredeo Dreadnought is a walking heavy weapons platform, designed to combine superior firepower with the flexibility and durability of a Dreadnought chassis.

Wulf has sworn vengeance upon the King of Rohan and intends to end Helm's bloodline. Banished from Rohan following his father's death, Wulf has since raised an army of Hill Tribesmen.

Haleth is the eldest son of Helm Hammerhand, and heir to the throne of Rohan. When armies of the Hill Tribes come to bring ruin, Haleth takes up arms without hesitation.

The mysterious infantry of the Mechanicum march to war armed with esoteric and arcane science – their hosts of battle-automata and cybernetic soldiers guided by the cold iron logic of their Tech-Priest overlords.

Maniples of semi-autonomous battle-automata fight at the forefront of Mechanicum armies in the Age of Darkness.