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Pretty simple really. Do you have to take an entire Death Korps army to take them? Also... can you bring Sabres in a Death Korps army?

~Casey

Do you have to take an entire army of Death Korps to take what? To take Death Korps? What as in can you use Death Korps as allies? They function just like an allied detachment of Imperial Guard if that's what your asking. But yes, you have to take the minimum force requirements to have them, so you couldn't just have a single squad alongside a regular guard army.

The Sabre rules will specify who can take them. If it says Imperial Guard then I'll assume that opponents won't take issue if you take them with Death Korps (though send Forgeworld an email to check this).

If you want to use the models as a normal guard, same requirements, if you want to use their rules, see above.

Sabre aren't in the Korps rule/codex/thing, so probably not.

Ah right, was getting mixed up between the Rapier and Sabre there. As Sabres were released before the Siege of Vraks came out, unless the Krieg lists specify that they can take them, then they can't have them (bar allies/apocalypse). However your opponent may allow them in friendly games.

The Death Korps got Centaurs, the Renegades were stuck with Sabres and turrets. =P

Krieg got drills too, one of the most broken unit they can have, but hellah fun to play with.