| 1 | * ExecutiveMeddling: Following on the renaming of [[{{TabletopGame/Warhammer40000}} Imperial Guard to Astra Militarum]], all of ''Warhammer's'' non-human factions have been renamed so as to be easier to trademark and major character Malekith has been renamed Malerion without an in-universe story for it, other than that he merged with his Black Dragon Seraphon (confusingly also the new faction name of the Lizardmen) with a portmanteau making Malerion. |
| 2 | * ReferencedBy: ''WebVideo/CriticalRole'' used a modified miniature of Nagash for their final battle against Vecna. |
| 3 | * WhatCouldHaveBeen: |
| 4 | ** Early books had some discrepancies to what the final game actually was: |
| 5 | *** Fyreslayers were initially known as "Red Slayers". |
| 6 | *** Bonesplitterz Wardokks were called "Juju Doks" |
| 7 | *** The Ironblaster was originally mentioned as a Beastclaw Raider unit rather than a Gutbuster one. |
| 8 | *** Promotional pictures implied that Cairn Wraiths and Warrior Priests were changed from being played as standalone heroes to 5-men troops, but the actual rules had them as heroes from the beginning. |
| 9 | ** ''Age of Sigmar'' itself was a testbed for 8th edition ''Warhammer 40k'', to see how the community would react to a complete overhaul to both the rules and lore. The less than lukewarm reaction to the first release (with the silly rules and whatnot) ended up causing a lot of things for that to change; specifically not nuking the setting, but still implementing drastic rule changes and including different levels of play. |
| 10 | ** Before the not-Beastclaw Raiders Ogor units got their own Battletome, Gnoblars were just referred as "Grots". Come the Ogor Mawtribes battletome in late 2019, they got their old [=WHFB=] name back. |
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