Contrary to what their reputation suggests, the Orruk Kruleboyz are expert tricksters and good strategists. Led by their leader Bosskitu Dankfeer, the Orruk Clan of the Kingdom of Ghur swamps have one goal: destroy the Stormcast Eternals stronghold of Harkanibus and become the dominant force in the wild lands of Ghur. .
The Orruk Rush
Playable both in the single player campaign and in multiplayer mode, the Kruleboyz are also entitled to their presentation trailer in good and due form. We discover the Killbows Beast-skewer, specialists in long-distance elimination using poisoned arrows. Hobgrot Slayers, on the other hand, can increase their numbers by eliminating their enemies. As for heavy artillery, the Kruleboyz can count on the Swamp Sloggoth, a bipedal hunter led by soldiers armed with nets (a particularly effective weapon, as we saw in our preview). As for the Mirebrute Troggoth, ridden by a Kruleboyz rider, it can inflict very heavy damage on surrounding units, both enemy and allies. A unit with frankly random results in play, and therefore perfectly enjoyable.
The trailer delivered by Frontier Developments also showcases the competitive multiplayer mode of Realms of Ruin, which was the subject of an open beta which took place from July 7 to 10. Available in 1v1 and 2v2 mode, the goal is to dominate the battlefield by capturing strategic points called Conduit Arcane, which will allow you to improve your units, and roll the waves of enemies. All of the available information concerning the Orruks Kruleboyz is freely accessible on the site of Realms of Ruin.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin does not yet have an official release window. The title is expected on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store.