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The Circle are a group of Druids whose power is linked to the Devourer Wurm—a primordial god of annihilation and primal aggression that threatens to return to the world and destroy everything. It is the role of the Circle to prevent this from happening, mostly by keeping civilization in check. The Circle is not a benevolent faction and will kill indiscriminately to further its ends, since ultimately they seek to prevent the end of the world. Circle's theme is nature magic. The Circle warlocks run the gamut from stone shapers, to weather wizards, bestial brutes, healers and beast handlers. They have access to fire, ice and lightning attacks and are most commonly thought of as a speedy hit and run faction. | The Circle are a group of Druids whose power is linked to the Devourer Wurm—a primordial god of annihilation and primal aggression that threatens to return to the world and destroy everything. It is the role of the Circle to prevent this from happening, mostly by keeping civilization in check. The Circle is not a benevolent faction and will kill indiscriminately to further its ends, since ultimately they seek to prevent the end of the world. Circle's theme is nature magic. The Circle warlocks run the gamut from stone shapers, to weather wizards, bestial brutes, healers and beast handlers. They have access to fire, ice and lightning attacks and are most commonly thought of as a speedy hit and run faction. | ||
= Circle | == Circle Armies == | ||
In Mk4 Prime, two Circle Orboros armies are playable. | |||
# [[Devourer's Host]] | |||
# [[Secret Dominion]] | |||
=== Devourer's Host === | |||
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== Full Catalogue == | |||
=== Warlocks === | === Warlocks === | ||
* [[Baldur the Stonecleaver]] | * [[Baldur the Stonecleaver]] | ||
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=Other= | == Other == | ||
===Designer's Notes 2016=== | ===Designer's Notes 2016=== | ||
Just before the launch of the mk3 ruleset, the game developers did a series of Insider articles about what they saw as each Faction's "Core Identity". Although it's a little dated now, it is still an interesting insight to how they view Circle [https://privateerpress.com/community/privateer-insider/insider-05-31-2016 2016.05 Circle Preview]. | Just before the launch of the mk3 ruleset, the game developers did a series of Insider articles about what they saw as each Faction's "Core Identity". Although it's a little dated now, it is still an interesting insight to how they view Circle [https://privateerpress.com/community/privateer-insider/insider-05-31-2016 2016.05 Circle Preview]. | ||
Revision as of 00:42, 15 February 2024
The Circle are a group of Druids whose power is linked to the Devourer Wurm—a primordial god of annihilation and primal aggression that threatens to return to the world and destroy everything. It is the role of the Circle to prevent this from happening, mostly by keeping civilization in check. The Circle is not a benevolent faction and will kill indiscriminately to further its ends, since ultimately they seek to prevent the end of the world. Circle's theme is nature magic. The Circle warlocks run the gamut from stone shapers, to weather wizards, bestial brutes, healers and beast handlers. They have access to fire, ice and lightning attacks and are most commonly thought of as a speedy hit and run faction.
Circle Armies
In Mk4 Prime, two Circle Orboros armies are playable.
Devourer's Host
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Full Catalogue
Warlocks
- Baldur the Stonecleaver
- Baldur the Stonesoul
- Grayle the Farstrider
- Iona the Unseen
- Kaya the Wildborne
- Kaya the Moonhunter
- Kaya the Wildheart
- Kromac the Ravenous
- Kromac, Champion of the Wurm
- Krueger the Stormwrath
- Krueger the Stormlord
- Mohsar the Desertwalker
- Morvahna the Autumnblade
- Morvahna the Dawnshadow
- Tanith the Feral Song
- Bradigus Thorle the Runecarver
- Una the Skyhunter
- Wurmwood, Tree of Fate
Warbeasts
Living Warbeasts
- Light
- Heavy
- Gargantuan
Construct Warbeasts
- Light
- Heavy
- Gargantuan
Character Warbeasts
- Brennos the Elderhorn - (bonded to Morvahna)
- Ghetorix - (bonded to Kromac)
- Loki - (bonded to Tanith)
- Megalith - (bonded to Baldur)
Battle Engines & Structures
- Battle Engine - Celestial Fulcrum
- Structure - Well of Orboros
Units
- Brighid & Caul
- Death Wolves
- Druid Mist Riders
- Druids of Orboros
- CA - Overseer
- Stoneward & Woldstalkers
- Reeves of Orboros
- CA - Chieftain & Standard
- Sentry Stone & Mannikins
- Shifting Stones
- CA - Stone Keeper
- Tharn Bloodtrackers
- CA - Nuala the Huntress
- Tharn Bloodweavers
- CA - Haruspex
- Tharn Blood Pack
- Tharn Ravagers
- CA - Chieftain
- Tharn Wolf Riders
- Warpborn Skinwalkers
- CA - Alpha
- Wolves of Orboros
- CA - Chieftain & Standard
Solos
- Blackclad Stoneshaper
- Blackclad Wayfarer
- Chuck Dogwood
- Tharn Blood Shaman - (Warlock Attachment)
- Bloodweaver Night Witch
- Druid Wilder - (Warlock Attachment)
- Gallows Grove
- Kogan the Exile - (Partisan)
- Krueger0: Krueger the Stormseer - (Lesser Warlock)
- Lord of the Feast
- Primal Archon - (Partisan)
- Reeve Hunter
- Shivers
- Tharn Ravager Shaman
- Tharn Ravager White Mane
- Tharn Wolf Rider Champion
- Una1: Una the Falconer - (Lesser Warlock)
- Una2: Refer Warlocks
- War Wolf
- Wolf Lord Morraig
- Wolf with No Name - (Partisan)
Other
Designer's Notes 2016
Just before the launch of the mk3 ruleset, the game developers did a series of Insider articles about what they saw as each Faction's "Core Identity". Although it's a little dated now, it is still an interesting insight to how they view Circle 2016.05 Circle Preview.