The bulk of the gameplay shown was from a 1v1 multiplayer skirmish, where we were able to get a sense of how the RTS will play, as well as how Frontier is building it with both PC and console players in mind. The Stormcast and Kruleboyz are already present and representing Order and Destruction, so I'd be willing to bet a set of paints that the remaining as-yet-unannounced factions will feature a force of Chaos troops and daemons, as well as either a bone-rattlin' or ghostly army of the undead. Age of Sigmar forces are split into one of four Grand Alliances: Order, Destruction, Chaos, and Death.
Realms of Ruin will feature four factions at release, and while only two have been revealed, we can make a pretty sensible guess as to who the others could be. In Realms of Ruin, the Stormcast Eternals embark on a "Dawnbringer Crusade," which takes them into the beastly realm of Ghur to face the forces of the Orruk Kruleboyz, a kunnin' but brutal, swamp-dwelling Ork-like faction. These superhuman, gold-clad warriors are forged from worthy mortal souls and celestial energies, and they are the poster faction for AoS. The story-co-written by Gav Thorpe, a top-tier Black Library author-follows a group of Stormcast Eternals. Thankfully, there will be a single-player campaign in Warhammer: Realms of Ruin, which may give players a story primer to ease them into AoS. This isn't the place for lengthy Warhammer lore, and there are already folks who have done it more justice than I could, but for anyone unfamiliar-or for those who mostly consume Warhammer via the games-the Age of Sigmar (AoS) setting was laid out by Games Workshop before it threw a twin-tailed apocalypse at The Old World (Total War: Warhammer's setting) in order to create a new, more mystical story to layer on top of the Warhammer Fantasy material that came before. Now Playing: Warhammer: Age of Sigmar - Realms of Ruin Announcement Trailer By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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