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  1. Guide Annex
  2. Total War: Warhammer III
  3. Units
  4. Orc Boyz

Orc Boyz

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Orc Boyz are Greenskin melee infantry: use them to engage the enemy front while the rest of the army reaches its targets.

Battlefield role: Orc melee infantry.

Unit type: Melee infantry.

Content pack: Total War: WARHAMMER — Greenskin core roster. Immortal Empires ownership

Orc Boyz in-game unit artwork
Unit artwork from Total War: Warhammer III.

Availability

  • Core Greenskin roster from Total War: Warhammer; available through a playable Greenskin faction in Immortal Empires, subject to campaign recruitment rules.

Official references

  1. SEGA Immortal Empires ownership guide
  2. CA: Update 6.0

Establish the infantry fight

Orc Boyz carry melee weapons and shields. Put them where they can reach the opposing line together, with room for other regiments to move around them. Sending individual units forward leaves each fighting before its neighbours can help.

Give the line a purpose beyond making contact. It can occupy enemy infantry while a lord attacks a key target, or protect missile troops while they fire. Turn an unengaged regiment toward a threatened flank before the attacker reaches the rear.

Orc recruitment in Immortal Empires

Orc Boyz belong to the core Greenskin roster introduced in Total War: Warhammer. A playable Greenskin faction can recruit the core roster through its campaign buildings, subject to the faction's own restrictions.

Skarsnik must hold Karak Eight Peaks to maintain Orc recruitment buildings. For his campaign, secure that gate before planning armies around locally recruited Orc Boyz.

Choose the support around the line

Night Goblins can create a second threat on a flank. A melee lord such as Grimgor can fight in the main engagement, while Azhag supports it with spells. Keep clear paths for characters and mounted troops to leave a fight.

Gorbad's Da Plan may give an army specific composition requirements. Read the selected tactic before replacing infantry, and retain enough troops to protect the units that depend on the line.

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