11 Jul 2015
Background
The Forces of Destruction are akin to natural disasters - they rise up like a living hurricane, and their invasions tear through the realms bringing mayhem and ruin. They live for war, and for taking what they desire. Though intrinsically anarchic, armies of destruction most often have at their core tribes of Orruks, Grots or Ogors. The Orroks are brutal green-skinned warriors who are so belligerent that, if no enemy can be found, they will turn upon one another. Their smaller and sneakier cousins, the Grots, prefer craftier warfare, and are infamous for backstabbing and sneak-assaults. The burly Ogors are driven only by gluttony, for tough they devour everything in their path they are ever hungry. Marching within these hordes are ravening beasts beyond count.
You can download free rules for playing Ogre Kingdoms in Age of Sigmar over here.
The Forces of Destruction are akin to natural disasters - they rise up like a living hurricane, and their invasions tear through the realms bringing mayhem and ruin. They live for war, and for taking what they desire. Though intrinsically anarchic, armies of destruction most often have at their core tribes of Orruks, Grots or Ogors. The Orroks are brutal green-skinned warriors who are so belligerent that, if no enemy can be found, they will turn upon one another. Their smaller and sneakier cousins, the Grots, prefer craftier warfare, and are infamous for backstabbing and sneak-assaults. The burly Ogors are driven only by gluttony, for tough they devour everything in their path they are ever hungry. Marching within these hordes are ravening beasts beyond count.
You can download free rules for playing Ogre Kingdoms in Age of Sigmar over here.