What does “Xenos” mean?
In the world of Warhammer 40,000, the word Xenos simply means “alien”.
Anything that is not human. Anything strange, incomprehensible, and deadly. Xenos races do not share culture or goals – they are united by one thing: they are not human.
If you are not drawn to play as the Imperium or Chaos and want an army that is truly different, Xenos are perfect for you.
Why play Xenos Armies?
Each race looks and plays completely differently.
Robots, monsters, green barbarians, insects.
Speed, numbers, technology, or brute force.
Xenos armies never “blend in” with others.
Most famous Xenos armies
🟢 Orks
Green barbarians who love fighting, explosions, and chaos. Orks believe that if something is loud and big enough, it must work. A fun army full of personality.
🟣 Tyranids
An insectoid alien race that devours entire planets. Pure instinct, endless swarms, monsters, and claws.
🟨 Necrons
An ancient robotic civilization awakened from hibernation. Resilient, slow-moving, ideal for beginners.
🔵 T’au Empire
An advanced technological race: drones, suits, and firepower. A style for players who want to shoot from afar.
The easiest Xenos starters are usually Necrons or Orks.
What to buy first?
🥇 Combat Patrol – Xenos
The best first box for Xenos armies. One pack, one style, no thinking required.
🥈 Warhammer 40K Starter Sets
If you want to try the game first before committing.
How many points does a Xenos army have?
Xenos armies use the same point system as other factions.
• 500 points – first games
• 1,000 points – small battles
• 2,000 points – standard game
Good news:
Combat Patrol lets you play without calculating points.
How most Xenos players start
1️⃣ Pick a race you like.
2️⃣ Buy a Combat Patrol.
3️⃣ Assemble and paint the first models.
4️⃣ Play your first game.
5️⃣ Gradually expand your army.
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