I know how to start an armyĪlright, no need to get snippy. Then just figure out how many more points you need to get to 1000 and continue filling it out with units you like, or ones that have cool synergies. The Ninth Realm recently did a podcast on list building which did a good rundown of building an army, but for starters just pick an army you like the look of, read through their rules (it’s all free!), and select a Leader and two Battlelines you’d like to see on the table. Most tournaments seem to be shooting for a 2000 point limit, but 1000 point games are very popular and a good place to start playing. Two Battleline are necessary for 1000 point games, three for 2000, four for 2500. To start, you’ll need a Leader and a couple Battleline (basic troops) units. Or, if you’re not sure yet, check out the points from an app like Battlescribe and/or borrow the book from a friend. It’s super cheap and has everything you’ll need to play pickup games with others. Then, go ahead and pick up The General’s Handbook. You can find them online, but the app is way more convenient. It’s free and has all the latest rules for every model, plus the game rules and FAQs.
However, if you want to play Matched Play (which is what we’re mainly going to cover and what many people are playing), there are a couple things to look out for. no points, bring what you want for a fun time and/or story), literally just buying what looks good and what seems fun to put on the table is all you need to do. If you enjoy Open or Narrative play (i.e. More seriously, you should think about what kind of games you’ll be playing and who you’ll be playing with. Pick an army you like, get models from it. Starting is as easy as it is in other games, maybe easier than some. Check the Tactics Corner for more great articles! Starting Out
There are a lot of reasons why people are looking to try AoS nowadays – maybe you want to try out a new game, maybe you’re seeing a group start playing at your FLGS, maybe you’ve seen some of the articles or battle reports here and there. Whatever the reason, here are some tips to help you get started in the Mortal Realms. Requizen is here to get you ready for putting together your first Age of Sigmar army.
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