Anyone..

[Radiant]

play the original warhammer?

[Dayoh]

Yes, i sure do.

I have a small Dwarf Force, my main army is a goblin & Orcs one but i love fielding pure goblins lol. I dont tend to win as easily, but i love those little guys.

[Dezzick]

I hate it when people call it that. It's called Warhammer Fantasy.

Please ignore the Munchkin.


Anyhows, I collect lizardmen.

[singo]

Indeed, I'm a Hordes Of Chaos man myself (with an option on dwarfs since the boxed set which the rulebook comes in has them)

[kongurous]

I'm a Hordes/Beasts of Chaos player personally. The draw of Nurgle and the Blood God overpowers any desire I have to play the other races.

40k is more my bag, though.

[Pisces]

The eternal night draws me, vampire counts. My army is actually 1 squad short and has been so for a very long time. I really need to finish my army, work over the summer may give me some money to do so.

[Dayoh]

40k is more my bag, though.

I like both, but as you put it fantasy is more my bag.

I think iv always been a fan of everything fantasy then Sci-fi, plus the armys and models appeal to me more =D

[singo]

1 squad

REGIMENT! Repeat after me, R-E-G-I-M-E-N-T.


Sorry :P couldnt stop myself.

[Pisces]

Actually its unit, regiment is the term for an army. And sqaud is also acceptable, just because 40k uses the word doesn't mean it has no other use.

[Dayoh]

lol stop hogging all the worlds u 40K satanists, im participating in my first campaign at the local GW with a few staff and friends, should be good stuff - iv never played the mighty empires expansion should be good stuff

[singo]

Actually its unit, regiment is the term for an army. And sqaud is also acceptable

Not quite, army is the term for an army (funny eh?). Unit and Regiment are both acceptable and correct terms.

Not that anyone really gives a monkey toss. I was just bored and in the mood to be childishly petty about something.

[Pisces]

Regiment needs to have more than 2 units to be called a regiment, though I wouldn't be surprised if games workshop used the term in a different way. Traditionally a regiment would be a single army with a unit for different purposes included in it, so lots of troops, then some cavalry, a command group, artillery etc which fits more or less into what an is army. Of course I doubt real commanders were used to add some additional C/C punch to a unit and dragons are much bigger in real life.

Childish is fun.