General
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Can I bring a Special or Named Character?
No. No special characters, This includes the hero level special characters in the newer army books.
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Can I use Dogs of War?
Only Dogs of War armies may include Regiments of Renown. Use the Chronicles rules, not the fan update. No army may include a Truthsayer or a Dark Emissary. The Dogs of War GIANT and Ogre Kingdoms Dogs of War units are allowed in the armies listed with their rules.
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Can I use Lustria, Kislev, or Storms of Chaos?
Armies from Kislev are welcome, as are DOW. The entire Storm of Chaos book is no longer allowed. Lustria is no longer allowed, including Zombie Pirates. Bull Rhinox are only allowed in an Ogre Kingdom army, and gut magic does not work with them.
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My list is 2,251 points, is this OK?
No. Lists must be 2,200 and below.
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Can I switch lists once I start?
No. You can be removed from the tournament or penalized points if you
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Does my Army have to be painted?
No. However up to 25 points of your final score depends on painting.
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Are conversions allowed?
Yes. Conversions are allowed and encouraged. They must be evident as
to what they represent to a reasonable standard. Special permission
may be given on a case by case basis. Counts As and Proxy models are
discouraged, but you may make your case if you have a specific
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Do my miniatures need to be WYSIWIG?
Where at all possible all models in the army should be “What you see is what you get”.
This means Great Weapons, spears, shields, Marks, etc should all be evident.
The majority of the unit should be equipped in that fashion. At the
umpires discretion any non-WYSIWYG models may be removed from the
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Can I use non-GW models?
Non GW miniatures are acceptable, but must be of an appropriate scale, model type and must be on the correct sized base. Prepainted mininiatures such as mageknight or legos would be inappropriate.
Warhammer 8th Edition
2200pt Warhammer Fantasy Battles armies
5 rounds
Points are awarded for sportsmanship, game play, and painting. On the first day, players are grouped in a set of bands based on army composition, and on the second day, all players are thrown together to duke it out for supremacy. Otherwise, the tournament uses a swiss seeding system for matchups.




