Grand Alliance Destruction

Gloomspite Gitz – Creatures of the Night and Chaotic Forces of Destruction

Gloomspite Gitz is a dark and chaotic faction in the Age of Sigmar world, composed primarily of goblins (called Moonclan Grots) and other creatures of the night. These cunning and insane beings draw their power from the mysterious moon god, Bad Moon, who empowers them and drives them to wreak havoc across the lands of the Mortal Realms. The Gloomspite Gitz are known for their cunning tactics, and their armies are filled with dangerous beasts such as squigs, troggs, and other bizarre creatures.

Gloomspite Gitz History and Customs

The Gloomspite Gitz faction hails from the dark caves and underworlds of the Mortal Realms, where they live in tribes ruled by fanatical moon priests. The goblins of this faction worship the Bad Moon, which roams the skies, bringing darkness and chaos with it. When the Bad Moon shines over the Gloomspite Gitz army, their forces become even more savage and unpredictable.

The Gitz are masters of ambushes and sneak attacks. They hide in the shadows and suddenly attack their opponents, often using hordes of squigs - mad beasts that bite everything in their path. Their armies are full of strange but effective units, such as Fanatics (goblin warriors charged with fungi) and Troggoths, powerful trolls with superhuman strength.

Gloomspite Gitz Leaders and Deities

The supreme deity worshipped by the Gloomspite Gitz is the Bad Moon, a mysterious moon that they believe holds dark power. Clerics called Loonbosses and Skraggrot, known as the King of Grottoes, lead armies in Bad Moon's name. Skragrot is a key leader, a master of manipulation and strategy who successfully combines the chaos of the goblins and the mighty forces of the troggoths.

Skragrot is one of the most recognizable leaders of the Gloomspite Gitz. With his magical abilities and cunning, he leads the goblin armies and controls the fate of Bad Moon, trying to sow even greater destruction. Every move of this faction is connected to the action of Bad Moon, who illuminates the battlefield and fills his followers with power.

Gloomspite Gitz strengths and weaknesses in the game

• Strengths: The Gloomspite Gitz faction stands out for its flexibility on the battlefield. Thanks to numerous horde-based units, the army can quickly overwhelm the enemy with a huge number of units, and magical support from Loonbosses and Skraggrot additionally increases their effectiveness. Units such as squigs and troggoths are able to deal massive damage, and the unique rules of Bad Moon can turn the tide of battle, making Gloomspite Gitz a difficult faction to predict.
• Weaknesses: Although Gloomspite Gitz have large hordes of units, many of them are relatively weak in terms of durability. They are vulnerable to losses in direct combat, meaning that their strength lies primarily in numbers and quick action. Their effectiveness also depends on proper positioning and synchronization with Bad Moon's actions - without it, their potential decreases significantly.

Gloomspite Gitz in 4th Edition Age of Sigmar

After the events of Skaventide, the Gloomspite Gitz faction continues to operate in the shadows, planning further attacks. In 4th Edition Age of Sigmar, their ambush tactics and numbers have gained even greater importance on the battlefield, and Bad Moon's role as magical support has been strengthened. New units and abilities add even more tactical possibilities to this faction, making the Gloomspite Gitz a formidable opponent for anyone who underestimates them.

Why Choose the Gloomspite Gitz?

The Gloomspite Gitz is the perfect faction for players who prefer unpredictable and chaotic armies filled with numerous units and strange beasts. With the ability to manipulate the environment and use the Bad Moon rule, they can surprise their opponents at every stage of the battle. The Gloomspite Gitz are a great choice for players who value large hordes, magical support, and unconventional tactics that will cause chaos in the enemy's ranks.

Orruk Warclans – A Mighty Orc Force in the Struggle for Dominance

Orruk Warclans are a brutal and unstoppable faction in Age of Sigmar, consisting of three major Orc clans: Ironjawz, Kruleboyz, and Bonegrinz. Orruks are warlike creatures that live solely for battle and destruction. Their natural brutality and thirst for chaos make them one of the most dangerous forces in the Mortal Realms. The Orruks are divided into different clans, which differ in their fighting style, but they all share a common goal - striving for constant war.

History and Customs of the Orruk Warclans

Orruks have always been the embodiment of brutality and primitive strength. They live in clans, each of which has unique customs, but one thing is certain - every battle is a celebration for them. The Orruk Warclans faction is divided into three main sub-factions:

• Ironjawz - the largest and most powerful orcs, armed with heavy armor and huge axes. They love direct combat and brutal clashes.
• Kruleboyz – more cunning and devious orcs who use poisons, traps and ambushes to dominate their enemies.
• Bonegrinz – wild and feral orcs who worship the god of battle Gorkamork and draw strength from their brutal lifestyle.

Orruks believe that the purpose of life is to fight. They have no complicated traditions or philosophies, for them only one rule matters – the stronger will survive and the weaker will be destroyed. Every battle is an opportunity for them to prove their worth, and every campaign is an opportunity for further expansion and enrichment of their clan. The Orruk are constantly at war, clashing with both the forces of order and chaos.

Leaders and Deities of the Orruk Warclans

The Orruk worship the god of war Gorkamork, who is a dual being. Gork is the aspect of brutality and direct combat, while Mork is the aspect of cunning and trickery. It is for this reason that the Orruk are divided into different clans, some worshiping brute force, while others more insidious tactics.

One of the most important leaders of the Orruk Warclans is Gordrakk, Fist of Gork, the great chieftain of the Ironjawz, who leads the Ork armies onto the battlefield with unparalleled ferocity. Gordrakk is known for his ability to unite the orc clans under his banner and lead them to great victories.

Strengths and Weaknesses of the Orruk Warclans in Game

• Strengths: The Orruk Warclans are extremely strong in close combat. The Ironjawz are powerful units that can withstand massive damage and then deliver devastating blows. The Kruleboyz, on the other hand, offer sneaky tactics and ambushes, making them flexible in battle. The Bonegrinz have great numbers and ferocity, allowing them to dominate the battlefield with their numbers and fury.
• Weaknesses: Despite their strength, the Orruk are relatively primitive and lack the advanced technology or magic that other factions possess. They are also vulnerable to ranged attacks and magic, as their natural brutality does not always allow them to protect themselves from the enemy's long-range attacks.

Orruk Warclans in 4th Edition Age of Sigmar

In 4th Edition Age of Sigmar, after the events of Skaventide, the Orruk Warclans become even more united and dangerous. Ironjawz and Kruleboyz have new combat tactics, and Bad Moon, who accompanies the Gloomspite Gitz goblins, also influences the orc forces, strengthening their power. The introduction of new units and abilities allows for more strategic maneuvers, and Gordrakk continues his relentless campaign, leading the Orcs to ever greater victories.

Why Choose Orruk Warclans?

Orruk Warclans is the perfect faction for players who value direct, brutal combat. This army relies entirely on physical strength and savage fury, while offering a variety of units, from the heavily armored Ironjawz to the insidious Kruleboyz. Dominate the battlefield as you lead your Orc army into endless war and bring chaos and destruction to your opponents.

Ogor Mawtribes – Ravenous Giants on the Battlefield

Ogor Mawtribes are a powerful faction in Age of Sigmar, consisting of enormous, brutal, and ever-hungry Ogors. Their insatiable appetite for food and destruction drives them to wage relentless campaigns of war. The Ogors not only live to fight, but also to devour anything in their path. Combining physical strength with powerful combat skills, the Ogor Mawtribes are an army that strikes fear into the hearts of their enemies.

History and Customs of the Ogor Mawtribes

The Ogors are descendants of the ancient giants, and their lives are ruled by a constant desire for consumption and destruction. Their culture is based on the belief in the Great Stomach, a deity that symbolizes their hunger and need to constantly devour. Each tribal clan of Ogors, known as the Mawtribe, is made up of warriors who constantly fight for food, wealth, and influence, leading to brutal war campaigns across the Age of Sigmar world.

Their rituals often revolve around food, with sacrifices made to the Great Maw, and battles often ending in great feasts where the Ogors consume their fallen foes. The Mawtribes are a faction whose brutality, savagery, and voracity are key to their war strategies.

Ogor Mawtribe Leaders and Deities

The Great Maw is the chief deity of the Ogors. He is the personification of their insatiable hunger, which according to legend once devoured the entire land. The Ogors believe that they must satisfy this hunger through constant eating and fighting. This deity influences all aspects of their lives, from the organization of the tribes to the rules of war.

A major figure in the Ogor Mawtribes army is the Tyrant, a brutal leader who rules the tribe with an iron fist. Tyrants are the most powerful and strongest warriors in the Ogor clans, who have gained their positions through brutal clashes and domination over other ogors. Another important character is the Butcher – a powerful shaman who calls upon the powers of the Great Stomach to strengthen his army and summon devastating powers in battle.

Strengths and weaknesses of the Ogor Mawtribes in the game

• Strengths: The Ogors are an army based on brute strength and endurance. Their units, such as Gluttons and Ironblasters, can withstand powerful blows and deal massive damage. The Ogors have access to highly mobile units, such as the Stonehorn Beastriders, which combine strength with speed on the battlefield.
• Weaknesses: Despite their brutality and durability, the Ogors are relatively small in numbers compared to other armies, making them easy to overwhelm. Additionally, their lack of advanced magic and technology can put them at a disadvantage when fighting more tactically complex foes.

Ogor Mawtribes in 4th Edition Age of Sigmar

In 4th Edition Age of Sigmar, following the events of Skaventide, the Ogors continue their constant wandering in search of food and glory. Their position in the Mortal Realms remains strong, and new strategies and units, such as the powerful Thunderbellies, give them greater flexibility on the battlefield. The Ogors continue their ravenous crusade, seeking to satisfy the eternal hunger of the Great Stomach.

Why Choose the Ogor Mawtribes?

The Ogor Mawtribes are the perfect faction for players who value brutal, close combat and endurance. An army that combines physical power with savage mobility, their unique approach to warfare and playstyle ensures intense and thrilling combat. Join the Ogors and lead them in a never-ending war campaign of destruction, chaos, and food.