The Forces of Nature are a real mix of many different armies, pulling units from Elves, the Trident Realm of Neritica, Salamanders and Dwarfs. At the heart of every army are the elements of nature: walking tree men, and hulking elementals of earth, water, air and fire. The Green Lady is the goddess of nature, and serves neither good or evil, instead opposing both so that there is always a balance. The Forces of Nature describe the vast array of creatures and beings that serve the Green Lady. Thankfully the Kings of War community and ruleset encourages you to use whatever miniatures you like, however in this article we will be focusing on Mantic miniatures. Model disclaimer: Mantic Games has a different completeness of model ranges for each of the armies, ranging from nonexistent to complete. These units aren’t necessarily standouts from a competitive view, but rather units we feel embody the fluff or theme of the army, or present great hobby opportunities. For each of the armies we have chosen some ‘standout units’ that really typify what the army represents.

While you can certainly more exhaustive descriptions of each individual, our hope is to provide a laid-back, more digestible overview of these armies, peppered with a few memes for taste and viewing pleasure. This is the second of three articles introducing the vast array of armies to choose from in the ‘rank and flank’ tabletop wargame Kings of War. If you missed it, consider checking it out here.

In last week’s article we talked about the Good factions of the game. Welcome back to our coverage of Kings of War.

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