Also, there is an additional detailing on the back of the flag, on the earlier variant. The ruffles (unclear if that's the correct term), at the bottom of the flag, rest and run over his helm in the 2nd variant, but in the earlier variant, they are straight. They appear alongside standard units in the Unit Roster on the Custom Battle setup screen. You can also use the Regiments of Renown in Custom Battles. The required rank for each regiment is listed at the top of their Unit Card.

included are some C12/C13 Great/Night Goblins from the early 80s, the original Grom model and trooper from the first version of the RR3 Regiment of Renown set, a couple of later C12 Goblins and finally Grizlock the Hobgoblin from the 2nd Dungeon Monsters Starter Set. You can only recruit Regiments of Renown if your Lord has reached the required rank. it also does not have the axe attached to the banners edge, or the support at the top of the helm. Posts about Regiments of Renown written by Hobgoblin Orange. It does not have the three ribbons at the back, one which supports the banner pole, the other two supporting over the helm and down his back. The 1st variant has less support for the banner, at three different points. Regards the 1984 1st edition Joseph Bugman's variants (RR1). The purpose of this page is to show images of all the figures together, and not scattered about, far and wide. They are divided into solid base and slotta classes, and cover all ranges. These were made to complement, various different categories of wargaming groups and/or other similar fantasy roleplaying games. A wide ranging mix of Dwarf figures, both solid base and slotta.

Chaos regiments of renown