The Old World collection, finally counted

Every Old World box, already in the app

The Old World brought a lot of people back to Warhammer Fantasy, and most of them came back to a shelf untouched since sixth edition. Working out what is on it is the part nobody enjoys, which is why it usually ends in a spreadsheet abandoned by the third army.

Hobby Armory ships with the Old World range already in the database, including the miniatures inside each box. Search for the box, tap it, and it is in your collection with its full contents. No typing out twenty Skeleton Warriors by hand.

If a set you own is missing, add it as a custom set and report it from the app so it gets added properly.

Counted model by model, not box by box

Old World armies are rank and file, which is exactly where per box tracking falls apart. A unit of twenty State Troops is never simply painted or unpainted, and a tracker that only knows boxes writes off the whole regiment because six still need their halberds.

• Bought, built, primed, painted and finished, per miniature
• Based and 3D printed markers, kept apart from the paint steps
• Your own tags and photos on any unit
• The date each step happened, for an army painted years ago

Old World army lists

Rosters are built in the same army builder as 40K and Age of Sigmar. Pick a composition, Open War, Combined Arms, Grand Melee or Battle March, and the builder applies its limits and slot percentages for you.

• Characters, mounts, champions, command groups and magic items chosen inside the unit
• The magic item allowance checked as you pick
• Allied armies, with how far the two trust each other and the contingent's own limits
• A battle reference with your army's rules, spells and units