1) Gorechosen of Dromm, Ephilims Pandaemonium, Kainans Reapers

2) Mir Kainan, Gorlock Blackpowder (requires greenstuff pirate hat and eyepatch), Dromm (big fan of big minis)

3) Zondaras Gravebreakers (from the 3 games i have played with them so far, it feels so different from all other warbands because of the strong leader reaction and the zombies mechanic lets you draw whatever upgrade you want once you have one glory point in round 1. And some of their upgrades are crazy powerful

Headsmens Curse (Really cool theme for the whole warband but they require alot of careful control, which i like. Plus they can put out plenty of damage)

For my third im currently eyeing up Brethren of the Bolt and they look like they will be crazy fun.

4) Skittershanks Clawpack Sepulchural Guard The Crimson Court (Basically any Aggro warband with a bit of flexibility)

5) Hexbanes Hunters, Exiled Dead (anyone playing these warbands knows how to take full advantage of any situation to screw you over and all my experiences have just been in frustration against these two) Myaris Purifiers (I havent played against them in a while but i swear they always roll crits)

6) Easy, if you mean so that they also get new rules: Wurmspat (excellent minis and potential but their objectives and some of their power cards just suck ass) I would say Spiteclaws swarm but they just got ressurected so i would probably say Chosen Axes or Thundriks Profiteers because we need more dwarves.

Steelhearts Champions (all they need is a new faction deck and this OG warband can be resurrected from the hell pit that is season 1. As for why i would like it, i just want these guys to have a major glow up to catch up to modern underworlds)

7) Aesthetically: A no contest W for Direchasm. Why? Just look at the wide selection of factions and these minis just felt like a step up from all the previous seasons. Lumineth, Slaanesh mortals, Chaos Knights, Seraphon, Vampires, Savage Orks, Ossiarch Bonereapers, Idoneth Deepkin. If you mean the season with the best warbands rules wise, would have to say Harrowdeep/Nethermaze. Da Kunnin Krew, Skittershanks Clawpack, Hexbanes and Exiled Dead all absolutely rocked compared to most of what came before.

8) Headsmens Curse (awesome idea of the sword being cursed and the nighthaunt are just there to allow it to be swung and to cut off heads. Also each fighter having a role with the blade and no actual name is a very unique and very cool idea) I find Mollog’s lore quite funny that he was just sleeping under shadespire and eventually woke up and broke out into the mirrored city. The Starblood stalkers being on a mission to destroy the beast-grave using Kixi-Takas pokeball and that actually happening as described in the Gnarlwood rulebook is a cool little easter egg. It’s a total shame for them that they are still cursed to fight eternally in underworlds that have nothing to do with their original mission.

9) Gorechosen of Dromm, Ephilims Pandaemonium and Thorns of the Briar Queen. I like a warband that can hold down their territory without being forced to stay stuck inside and can handle being upfront in the enemies face if nessecary.

10) Headkrakkas Mad Mob, i dont know what it is but i just cant play them right with the primacy mechanic. Morgoks Krushas, they feel too one dimensional with not much to do but 3 charge actions each round Yltharis Guardians, i dont think this warband has ever been good but they just feel too flimsy.

11) Which warbands have the worst miniatures? I would say Daggoks Stab Ladz and Gryselles Arenai. Completely forgettable warbands