Though they can share their magic die, the allied force won't count as a friendly army in regards to what spells you can cast.

Suspicious Allies: The allied forces can't benefit from anything the other side provides.

This lets both forces benefit from each other's Inspiring Presence and Hold Your Ground auras.

Bound by Blood: Only given to allies that are the same faction/race.

You can, however, split up magic die between the forces.

Trusted Allies: Your allies are always counted as a friendly force, though you can't necessarily benefit from the allied force's rules or items if they only benefit a certain army.

the Tilean Mercenary faction) being the only faction to field a good number of these units Core choices while the other armies treat all of them as allies with all the trust ratings provided in the CRB.

They provide an array of quirky one-off units that can be included in any army and provide something they may not normally have.Įach is lead by heroes that are married to their unit and usually have a full command element and all the equipment they need.Ī unit's Acceptability and Rarity choice vary between factions and regiments, with Dogs of War (i.e. If anyone wishes to actually update this page and the items that need it, later on, go ahead. It should also be noted that Eliasson is constantly updating his work, so don't expect this page to stay current forever. Regiments of Renown: Warhammer Army Project, 9th Edition Tactica Ĭreated by Mathias Eliasson, this project was a homebrew attempt at giving many of the units, nations, and factions that never got Armybooks of their own (and those left behind and never got one in 8th Edition) such a thing.

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