The Warhammer army builder that knows what you already own

A list builder that reads your collection

Every other Warhammer list builder starts from a blank page. You pick units, add up points and end up with a legal army that exists only on paper. The gap between that list and the models in your case is something you are expected to keep in your head.

Hobby Armory closes that gap. The app already knows every set you own, down to the single miniature inside each box, so the builder checks the list against reality while you write it. Add a unit of ten and it tells you that you own six. Add a character you never bought and it says so.

• Battle readiness on every list: units owned, models done, models still needed
• Missing units go on the wish list in a tap, tagged with the list that needs them
• Change a model's paint status once and the list, your progress and your backlog all move

Every system on its own terms

A builder that treats every game the same ends up serving none of them properly. Each system is modelled the way its rules are written, with faction data refreshed on a schedule so a points change does not wait for an app update.

• Warhammer 40,000: 10th and 11th edition, detachments, enhancements, wargear, Space Marine chapters and allies
• Age of Sigmar: 4th edition regiments, battle formations, Armies of Renown, lores and reinforced units
• The Old World: compositions, slot percentages, magic items, mounts and allies
• Kill Team: teams, operatives, team rules and equipment

The smaller games are here too

Not every game is 2000 points. Combat Patrol, Kill Team and Spearhead are each their own format instead of being squeezed into a matched play list with a lower limit.

• Kill Team adds the operatives a team must take and keeps the team rules with the roster
• Spearhead comes as the fixed force from the box, with your pick of regiment ability and enhancement
• Combat Patrol applies its own restrictions instead of the matched play ones

All three read your collection like a full army does, so a kill team tells you which operatives are still on the sprue.

From the list to the table

A list is not the end of the road. Take it into the Battle Hub and it becomes your side of a game: missions and deployments from the current mission pack, victory points and command points as you play, wounds tracked per unit, and the result filed in your match record.

When points or rules change, the Briefing tells you which of your lists it touches and by how much. The Battle Hub