The Norgrimms Ruin Throng is a famous dwarf warrior clan known for their exceptional combat and strategic skills. They are feared and respected on the battlefield for their unwavering determination and unyielding loyalty to their clan and kin. The Throng is named after its founder, Norgrimm Ironhammer, a legendary dwarf commander who rose to prominence during the Great Dwarven Wars. He led his forces to several victories against various adversaries and established a powerful clan that would leave a lasting mark on dwarf history. Members of the Norgrimms Ruin Throng are known for their exceptional physical prowess and rigorous training regimens. They undergo intense combat training from a young age, honing their skills in various weapons and fighting styles.
Regiments of Renown-specific rules can be found in White Dwarf 486 (March 2023). Full digital rules, as well as tips on how to field this unit in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar, are also available to download from the Warhammer Community website .
Full digital rules, as well as tips on how to field this unit in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar, are also available to download from the Warhammer Community website. Full digital rules, as well as tips on how to field this unit in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar, are also available to download from the Warhammer Community website.
They undergo intense combat training from a young age, honing their skills in various weapons and fighting styles. The Throng's warriors are experts in close-quarters combat, specializing in axe and hammer techniques that make them formidable opponents on the battlefield. In addition to their combat skills, the Norgrimms Ruin Throng is revered for their extraordinary strategic abilities.
Cities of Sigmar: Norgrimm's Rune Throng
Regiments of Renown are storied mercenaries who wander the Mortal Realms, offering their services to whichever armies will help them achieve their own ambitions. Led by warriors famous and infamous alike, these dogs of war recruit like-minded soldiers to join them in their quests to fill their coffers and grow their reputation.
One such warrior is the duardin Runelord, Norgrimm. When the Khazalid Empire fell to the predations of Chaos, this former noble was left destitute alongside his Clan Arzabul brethren. Refusing to succumb to despair, Norgrimm leads his followers in search of valuable rune-lore, ruined karaks, and lost riches.
This set contains all the miniatures needed to build Norgrimm's Rune Throng – a whole Regiment of Renown for use in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. This roaming band of fierce duardin is led by the Runelord Norgrimm, whose mastery of magical runes includes the unique Rune of the Restored Hearth. His entourage comprises a team of Irondakes wielding flesh-scorching drakeguns, and a gathering of brave and mighty Longbeards – the oldest of all duardin warriors, who all carry either a mighty great axe or an ancestral weapon and shield.
This set contains:
- 1x Runelord
- 10x Irondrakes
- 10x Longbeards
The miniatures in this set are supplied with the appropriate bases and come unassembled and unpainted – we recommended using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.
If your army has an Order general, but is not a Cities of Sigmar army, you can include this Regiment of Renown – even if its points value exceeds the amount allowed for allied units. Alternatively, the models in this set can also fulfil their standard battlefield roles in a Cities of Sigmar army, but will not benefit from the Regiment of Renown rules.
Regiments of Renown-specific rules can be found in White Dwarf 486 (March 2023). Full digital rules, as well as tips on how to field this unit in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar, are also available to download from the Warhammer Community website .
This set contains:
- 1x Runelord
- 10x Irondrakes
- 10x Longbeards
They are known for their meticulous planning and their ability to adapt to changing battlefield conditions. Their tactical genius has led them to triumph in battles where they were outnumbered and outgunned, earning them a reputation as some of the most brilliant military minds among the dwarves. The Norgrimms Ruin Throng is also known for its unshakable loyalty to their kin and their duty. They are fiercely protective of their clan and will go to great lengths to ensure their safety and well-being. This unwavering loyalty has earned them the respect and admiration of other dwarf clans, who often seek their assistance and alliance in times of need. Despite their fearsome reputation, the Norgrimms Ruin Throng is not without their faults. Their strict adherence to tradition and staunch refusal to embrace new ideas has led to clashes and disagreements with other clans. Some view them as stubborn and resistant to change, but others argue that their commitment to preserving their ancient traditions and way of life is what makes them so powerful and respected. In conclusion, the Norgrimms Ruin Throng is a formidable warrior clan within the dwarf community. Their exceptional combat skills, strategic prowess, and unwavering loyalty make them a force to be reckoned with on the battlefield. Despite their faults, they are highly respected and admired by their kin and are revered as some of the greatest warriors in dwarf history..
Reviews for "Norgrimms Ruin Throng: Discovering the Lost Religion of an Ancient Civilization"
1. Sarah - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with "Norgrimms ruin throng". The storyline was confusing and hard to follow, and the characters lacked depth and development. I found myself getting bored halfway through and had to push myself to finish it. Overall, it just didn't live up to the hype for me.
2. John - 1/5 stars - I couldn't even get through the first few chapters of "Norgrimms ruin throng". The writing style was incredibly dense and difficult to understand. The author seemed more concerned with using complicated vocabulary than telling a compelling story. I found myself constantly having to reread sentences just to grasp the basic meaning. I gave up on this one.
3. Emily - 3/5 stars - While "Norgrimms ruin throng" had an interesting concept, I felt that it fell short in execution. The pacing was incredibly slow, and there were too many subplots that never really went anywhere. The ending also left a lot to be desired, as it felt rushed and unsatisfying. I can see why some people might enjoy it, but it just wasn't my cup of tea.