Magical Lores in The Warhammer World
The eight main Lores of the warhammer world are used by multiple armies and races, and are the only Lores available to Empire, Bretonnian and Lizardmen armies. Dwarves do not use magic at all.
- Lore of Light
- Lore of Metal
- Lore of Death
- Lore of Life
- Lore of Heaven
- Lore of Shadow
- Lore of Fire
- Lore of Beasts
While the eight main lores can be used by many armies of the Warhammer world many races have their own unique magical Lores.
- Lore of Dark Magic (Dark Elves)
- Lore of High Magic (High Elves)
- Lore of Athel Loren (Wood Elves)
- Lore of the Little WAAAGH (Goblins)
- Lore of the Big WAAAGH (Orcs)
- Skaven Spells of Ruin (Skaven)
- Skaven Spells of Plague (Skaven)
- Lore of the Wild (Beastmen)
- Lore of Nurgle (Warriors of Chaos)
- Lore of Slaanesh (Warriors of Chaos)
- Lore of Tzeentch (Warriors of Chaos)
- Daemon Lore of Nurgle (Daemons of Chaos)
- Daemon Lore of Slaanesh (Daemons of Chaos)
- Daemon Lore of Tzeentch (Daemons of Chaos)
- The Black Art/Lore of the Vampire (Vampire Counts)
- The Lore of Nehekhara (Tomb Kings)
- Lore of the Great Maw (Ogre Kingdoms)
- Lore of Ice (Kislev)
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