Over the years, fantasy wargamers have come to expect certain 'standard' armies, such as Dwarves, Orcs and Elves. These crop up throughout fantasy literature and the games based on it, albeit in different forms. These lists cover such generic armies, either providing variants of existing lists, or adding new generic types:
There is an article on Techno-Dwarves on the Felix Enterprises site.
James Ewins and I have produced some lists for Games Workshop's Epic range. Playtesting, and further research has led to the following updated lists which detail an army for each of the major races in 'Space Marine'. Phil Saunders has provided these lists for Daemonhunters.
Steven Goode has put together a few ideas for an army based on the RIFTS role-playing game.
Alan Patrick's Xena, Warrior Princess list provides a good example of an Amazon army. An additional list by Steve Walker offers an alternative approach.
Quake with fear! Ken Blackley's Tribe of Bert are on the march, and show how even a generic barbarian army can have tons of character.
The members of the HOTT mailing list have had some extensive thoughts on skeleton armies. Joel Gregory has derived such an army from Revelation 6:8.
Glorantha lists by David L. Pulver. Thanks to Mike Walsh for digging these up for me. Richard Crawley has some alternative lists. There is a Yahoo Group called Glory Geeks dedicated to Gloranthan HOTT.
Everything in the garden is not lovely - Jeff Herbert proposes these Insect lists as opponents for Peter Pig's Garden Gnome army.
Karl-Heinz Ranitzsch has created a full set of lists and notes for armies in the Aventuria game world.
