[updated as of may 2023]




Note again: most units are NOT shared among the three factions! What you see in custom battle selection is a unified roster for technical and room reasons.



Tilean Prince. Hard-hitting and durable fighter, also notorious siege attacker. Since he's also a Merchant Prince, he keeps some of their skills and abilities, but has no monstrous mount.
Expat Tilean death wizard and support-heavy lord. Adept at diplomacy manipulation and heromancy, which includes overbuffing another character (or herself).
A shadow wizard and incognito Strigoi vampire. Trades Hunger and vampiric spells for more illusion-based effects to carry the army.
Tilean commander and adventurer with a bit of a revenant complex. He doesn't like Mazdamundi, reciprocated. Like Borgio but for different reasons, a tough and dirty melee fighter.
Tilean Prince, marksman and explorer. Uniquely able to have good relations with Lizardmen, and can grab a unique crossbow.
Tilean Prince from Luccini, one of the best melee fighters. Not a starting LL, can be unlocked by anybody who upgrades Luccini's Acropolis and then through Plutocracy.




...now for the LLs evolved from in-game and community inputs rather than formal lore.[www.patreon.com]
Tilean Prince and duellist. Notable for a business-like outfit and attitude, and for a jade griffon.
aka Jerkface. Flamboyant and gold-crazed ruler of Magritta, notable for tax income and a liking for handguns in his army. Fights with a halberd or on a demigryph.
Lupio's undead dad and a walking joke about boomers. Not a starting LL, can be unlocked through an intentionally-annoying questline between Magritta and Nehekhara.
Border Prince with a penchant for keeping kinship with Dwarfs and arabyan loot, including a Radiant Pegasus.




A generic melee fighter, sword and shield, for when you need a solid ol' and reliable frontline. Can't get a monster mount on his own but you can buy ONE griffon from Plutocracy regardless of level.
Not one for direct combat, but brings a whole array of support skills to compensate, including big buffs for his units and morale debuffs for the enemy, and a vast skillset of blue skills.
Note: by old TT rules, Princes were actually even better fighters than Empire Generals; I chose to represent them in a different way because Generals are already pretty buffed in the game.
Between the Prince and a General in terms of combat prowess, but vastly beyond them in sheer fanaticism. Brings a whole lot of support skills, especially anti-chaos, and may ride a hippogryph.
The leaders of the Border Rangers. A missile/skirmishing Lord that heavily buffs light troops and can lead good flanking maneuvers on the battlefield. Extra-gritty and can acquire a repeater handgun.
Rare lord that can only be acquired once or twice per campaign. Local top boss of the Myrmidian cult with various specializations.


Hybrid fighter with blunderbuss for ranged support or AP melee.
In their customary blue and bright white attire, Priests and Knights of Myrmidia are officers inside the Order of the Eagle who are not only devout disciples of the Goddess, but are also highly trained for combat and, most famously, tactics, which is a theme just as sacred to the cult as the struggle against chaos and the undead. Priestesses lead from the front, traditionally fight with spear and shield, and bolster the resolve of the troop.
Aka the best Diestros in some parts. Relatively squishy but anti-infantry mincers. They develop particular skillsets in campaign. Swaps to dual pistols on horseback for skirmishing ap damage.



Numerous basic levies with sticks and big shields, they know they're fodder. They are one of the few shielded units in most of the TEB rosters.
Numerous levies with pikes. Surprisingly cost-effective, but nevertheless squishy.
A generalist halberd unit that sacrifices some anti-large bonus for versatility, and some sorely needed early AP. Thus they complement all the pikes and spears and crossbows you're likely to get.
What is says on the lid. Better crossbows than average.
Ditto. Pack more punch at shorter range than average.
Well-armoured and efficient troops, main stay of tilean and estalian armies. Above-average attack capabilities for spearmen. Pike-and-shot tactics are encouraged.
Units of the most hardened veterans in well-earned gear, assembled to protect generals and treasurers. A generalist halberd unit that sacrifices some anti-large bonus for versatility. Not to be confused with Ricco's Republican Guard regiment of pikemen.
Missile superiority troops, although expensive and slow they will usually stomp down enemy skirmishers.
Melee mincers against stuff that doesn't have too much armour.
Experienced greatsword duellists. Won't punch as hard as other great weapon units, but relatively tough.
Quick firing and cheap, although less powerful than dwarven and imperial cannons, they are efficient artillery all around.
Shieldless and relatively-fast shock cavalry.
Best shock cavalry in the south, period. Encourage and extra bonus vsLarge for cavalry superiority.
Aka Ferrari Boys, Spoiled noblemen that repaint their flashy red armour after each combat, assuming they indeed lower themselves to fight. Specialized in anti-infantry.
Decently-armoured mounted handgunners, versatile unit that can become extremely precious with tech and lord buffs.
Also armoured mounted crossbowmen. Compared to Carabiniers, they have melee AP instead of ranged for good hit and runs. OC rivalry with Carabiniers as a whole.
Shield and spear knights devoted to Myrmidia, tough and strong against other cavalry.
Elite spear infantry and support from the Order of Fury and Myrmidia the Wrathful.
Aristocratic fanatics in service to both the cult of Myrmidia and the Estalian Inquisition. Expensive but solid halberdiers.
Veteran musketeers clad in good armour and using above-average handguns.
Shrewd swordsmen who can be counted upon against any infantry and not to be scared easily.
Mounted adventurers and sneaky buggers with their dual pistols and good armour.
Agile and cheap shock cavalry.
Agile guerrilla with javelins. Kinda squishy but good damage in a pinch.
Heirs to the greek-like conquerors of old hailing from the western Border Princes, well-trained and using dwarf-crafted gear.
The meanest mercenaries that happened to be for hire in the region. Deceiptevely-good unit that shines when strafing or helping other units thanks to their melee contact effect.
Light cavalry comparable to bretonnian yeomen, sucks at frontal charges.
Horse archers with poison arrows and AP melee for hit and runs.
Cheap dakka.
Bretonnian-like shock cav, middle ground between Errant and Realm.
Fairly tough and professional melee cavalry.
Kings among light skirmishers, can be buffed to become a reliable irregular force.
Heirs of Kislevite immigrants who act as a Kossar guard to anybody willing to pay. Tough missile unit with melee AP. More info on this one and the new basic units here.[www.patreon.com]
Carries the army's treasure and buffs nearby units. It mustn't be killed.

Tortoise Tank

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Wacky Da Miragliano prototype resurrected for limited use, unlocked through a tech line. Spinning is a good trick.


Rors straight outta lore.

Larger but slightly below average unit of pikemen, with encourage.
The best pikemen on the market, with above average stats and full plate armour. Also bling.
Pikemen that come with a crossbow detachment.
Immune to psychology pikemen with better armour.
Drunken lot but among the best heavy cavalrymen in the Old World.
The highest-skilled and best-dressed unit of duellists, with extra gimmicks like fear and charge def.
Best crossbowmen in the south.
Contenders for that title, if not for skill for their high protection as pavise crossbowmen.
Exotic light infantry.
Bretonnian dismounted knights with anger issues.
Quick and fearsome light cavalry.
Self-replenishing undead regiment, reliant on its officer.
Heavily armoured Dark Elf Shades, plus poison and a touch too much cannibalism.
High Elf exile on a Star Dragon. Nuff said.
Skink Horned One riders. Expensive but scary for OW standards.
Light horse cannons that can be quickly deployed across the battlefield.
Crossbow marksmen on Leonardesque wings.

COMPANIES OF RENOWN (aka Regiments of Community)
RoRs straight outta game and community inputs, but still well fluffy.

Republican Guard with heavy weapons and shields.
Adventurer/Swashbuckler hybrid carrying Cathayan loot but cursed by Tzeentch.
Fair-hearted archers with encourage.
Strygan snipers with magic bullets.
Barded and greatsworded Broken Lances known for being a match to imperial Reiksguard.
Greatsword Black Watch with dirty secrets.
Divined-up Knights of the Righteous Spear with anti-undead abilities.
Messy organ guns crewed by Slayers.
Dirty-fighting light cavalry and glorified (?) bandits.
Grim Knights Encarmine with bows.
ROR Tortoise Tank. Peak Warhammer tongue in cheek, I guess. This one is unlocked together with the basic tanks.