It can actually be hard to count the number of armies in 40k. Where this is the case, this overview suggests that you play with the rules for your army from the Warhammer 40,000 app, rather than buy an outdated codex, since rules for armies without an updated codex are available in the app for a small subscription fee and should always include recent errata to the rules List of all Warhammer 40k Factions and Armies Note: Many armies have not yet had their codex updated fot the current 9th edition of the game. If you are more into Kill Team than full on 40k, we have a list of all Kill Team Factions here. If you are wondering if there are some upcoming changes or new releases for your army, you can check our updated overview of upcoming confirmed 40k releases here.

The article doesn’t go into detail about strategy and rules for the armies, but focuses on explaining what belongs where, and how to start playing each army in Warhammer 40k

It is a full on Warhammer 40k armies overview with all Warhammer 40k races and factions. In this article, we try to make it easier for beginners to figure out which Warhammer 40,000 armies are up to date, easy to pick up and play, and what units and books are available for them. If you’ve read our beginner’s guide to Warhammer 40,000, you’ll know that the Games Workshop tabletop miniatures game is a complex beast with a myriad of ways to build an army.

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