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Siege breakers are ogres who specialise in breaking down castle gates – they carry hugely destructive hammers and protect their advance using giant tower shields. An ogre can only afford...
Roaming tribes of Ogre mercenaries and Red Goblins will fight for whoever pays the most (although one can always be outbid). Even without such an incentive, these burly warriors will...
Ogres are mercenaries, happy to sell their skills to the highest bidder. Huge, powerful creatures that might almost have been purpose-bred for war, few races can match them for sheer...
Berserker Bullies and are prime examples of ogres that love to inspire their troops and lead from the front. They are not subtle, and nor are the snapping crocodogs that...
While ogres are generally brutish, slow-witted, and quick to anger, they are also fiercely loyal and possess great stores of mirth. Because of this, they tend to get along with...
A bizarre, angry beast, it is believed the crocodog was first discovered by an ogre mercenary company fighting in the Khopacati Swamplands. Since then, they have become the ubiquitous pets...
Ogre Braves are young, enthusiastic ogres, determined to prove their worth to the captains and warlords in whose service they dream of achieving glory. What they lack in battlefield experience,...
Ogres enjoy the hurly burly of close-quarter fighting a lot, but they are cunning hunters, too, and for a proportion of them missile weapons hold an undeniable draw. Prosaically called...
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This thrilling boxed set is ideal for starting a new Orks collection – or expanding an existing army – to unleash in games of Warhammer 40,000, and save money compared...
How can the irresistible charge of an ogre be made even more powerful? In answer, ogres have taken to using chariots of orcish make, either looted or bought from the...
Ogres are extremely strong, and so carry heavy swords and shields. Ogre armour in the north is generally of tough hide, but once they join a mercenary band an Ogre...