Warhammer Underworlds Warband Hub

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Warhammer Underworlds Warband Reviews

Warhammer Underworlds revolves around warbands: small groups of unique fighters drawn from the factions of Age of Sigmar. Every fighter has their own profile, abilities and characteristics, while each warband brings its own mechanics, objectives and playstyle to the table.

The reviews collected here are based on my own experiences playing Warhammer Underworlds. Some warbands I have used extensively in tournaments and practice games, while others are reviewed from the perspective of playing against them across many competitive matches.

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Order Chaos
Death Destruction
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Order Warbands

Warbands drawn from the forces of Order, including Stormcast Eternals, Lumineth Realm-lords, Cities of Sigmar and other champions of the Mortal Realms.

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Chaos Warbands

Warbands devoted to Chaos and the Dark Gods, including daemons, mortals and the Skaven.

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Death Warbands

Warbands of the undead, including vengeful spirits, ancient champions, vampires and other raised servants of Death.

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Destruction Warbands

Warbands drawn from the many brutal and unruly forces of Destruction, inlcuding Orruks, Grots and Ogors.

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