Final Faction Revealed for Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin RTS

The gaming world is set to welcome a new entrant in the realm of real-time strategy games with the upcoming release of ‘Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin’. Drawing inspiration from the intense and tactical gameplay reminiscent of Dawn of War 2, this title is poised to offer a fresh experience for fans of the genre. At launch, players will have the opportunity to command one of four distinct factions: the valiant Stormcast Eternals, the treacherous Orruk Kruleboyz, the spectral undead Nighthaunt, and the enigmatic Disciples of Tzeentch, each bringing their own unique playstyles and strategies to the battlefield.

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Disciples of Tzeentch Faction

The Disciples of Tzeentch emerge as a formidable faction in ‘Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin’, known for their deceptive and magical prowess. This faction is a testament to the Chaos god of change, Tzeentch, and features a host of daemonic entities and mystical warriors that excel in ranged combat.

  • Horrors of Tzeentch: These daemons start as pink creatures and, upon defeat, split into two smaller blue daemons, doubling the trouble for their opponents.
  • Screamers of Tzeentch: Agile flying melee troops that soar across the battlefield.
  • Tzaangor Skyfires: These bright blue beastmen are not only skilled archers but also have the unique ability to detect invisible units.
  • Magisters: Spellcasters who ride on shark-toothed flying discs, bringing magical devastation to their foes.
  • Lord of Change: The largest unit in the faction, resembling a muscular skeksis, capable of summoning an Infernal Gateway to damage and slow enemies over a wide area.

With a strategic emphasis on ranged attacks, the Disciples of Tzeentch stand in stark contrast to the more melee-focused armies like the Orruk Kruleboyz and the heavily armored Stormcast Eternals. This shooty horde, with their array of ranged units, adds a layer of tactical depth to the game, challenging players to adapt their strategies against different factions.

Customization Features

‘Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin’ offers extensive customization options that allow players to personalize their gaming experience. The livery editor is a standout feature, enabling the customization of units with a variety of color schemes, including those officially recognized in the Age of Sigmar universe.

Players can choose from a palette inspired by the Citadel paint range, with color names that resonate with hobbyists, such as leadbelcher grey, straken green, and corax white. This feature not only enhances the visual appeal of the units but also allows players to bring their own creative vision to the game.

Customization Feature Description
Livery Editor Personalize unit appearances with official Age of Sigmar paint schemes or create your own.
Map Editor Design and share custom maps, use as a diorama designer, and capture scenes with photo mode.

The map editor goes beyond simple terrain manipulation, allowing for the creation of entire battlefields that can be shared with the player community. It doubles as a diorama designer, giving users the freedom to place units, select poses, and capture the action using an in-built photo mode, making every game a potential work of art.

Release Date and Availability

The highly anticipated ‘Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin’ is scheduled to make its grand debut on November 17. Strategy enthusiasts and Warhammer fans alike can look forward to immersing themselves in this new title, which will be available on both Steam and the Epic Games Store.

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