If you’ve ever looked at your Warhammer Age of Sigmar army and thought, *"This needs more eating,"* let me introduce you to the Ogor Mawtribes. Games Workshop’s big, hungry lads have been around for a while, but one writer at GamesRadar argued that their mechanics are so foul they’re hard to dislike. And honestly? They have a point.

Here’s the deal: the Ogor Mawtribes don’t do subtle. They don’t do tactics. They eat. Their entire army runs on a mechanic — basically, the more they consume enemy models (and sometimes their own), the stronger they get. One unit literally vomits on things to deal damage. It’s disgusting. It’s hilarious. And it works because Games Workshop leaned fully into the bit instead of trying to make them “cool.”

This isn’t just a flavor win — it’s a design win. In a tabletop scene that can get a little too serious and competitive, the Ogors remind you that it’s okay for a faction to be a walking, belching punchline as long as it plays well. And it does: “Big, dumb, and fun” is a legit strategy when your units hit like trucks and your army-wide rule rewards you for literally eating the battlefield.

If you’ve been sleeping on Age of Sigmar or think Ogors are just a joke army, you’re missing out. They’re the kind of joyful nonsense that makes this hobby great — and they’ll probably eat your elf army for breakfast.

Sources: GamesRadar