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Sorry if this is the wrong section for this thread, but I just didn't know where it would fit best.

What sites are out there that are dedicated to certain WFB / AoS armies?
I know:

Ogre Kingdoms: The Ogre Stronghold
Skaven: The Under Empire

(Yes, I still use the classic division of WFB armies for this question)

There is a Dwarf Forum called Bugman's Brewery.

There's one for the Chaos Dwarves called Chaos Dwarfs Online

Lustria online for Seraphon/lizardmen

 Ironwolf123 wrote:
There's one for the Chaos Dwarves called Chaos Dwarfs Online

Highly recommended at that! Tons of amazing conversions and just general ingenuity over there

http://www.chaos-dwarfs.com

Bretonnia has The Round Table

Vampire Counts have Carpe Noctem

Tomb Kings have their own forum

Both are pretty slow since Age of Sigmar hit, but they're still at least somewhat active, and include sections for both Age of Sigmar and oldhammer/9th age discussion.

Cool, thanks so far, men!

I peeked in at Bugman's the other day, and traffic looks to be way down since AoS. I'm curious- I'm sure End Times and AoS hold some blame, but I'm also of the opinion that other ways of communicating (FB, Twitter) have been cutting in to forum traffic for some time now.

@Red Zeke, the forums have gotten a bit quieter with the release of AoS.

Though the number of guests and visitors shows that they're being visited by a large number of people daily, the problem is people don't have alot in common to talk about as many sought out alternative systems to retain their rank and file games.

Forum's getting alot of good activity are tabletop forums like Mantic and the 9th age which has lots of posters due to a more common ground they can talk on.

Usually the talk is about what's imbalanced and needs to be fixed, though.

@Tim, there's also the warhammer Dogs of war forum and Asrai.org for your wood elf needs.

The dogs of war have been lacking in activity for years now but that hasn't stopped them from recently updating their site for new mercs to join.

The wood elf site had a scare about being closed down for being too quiet but other elf forum mods stepped in to keep the site going.

(Funnily enough, the closing announcement was told in December, when winter makes woodies weak and it's actually the 2nd wood elf forum because a previous site closed down several years ago. Tree huggers, amirite? )

Ulthuan.net's still around, though it's had the same issues with the community breaking up a bit due to AoS

It is also worth noting that Facebook & Twitter have a huge appeal for hobbyists. Not only is it much easier to add photographs to your posts, it allows people to find local gamers much easier. So I am a member of a 'Horus Heresy Painting and Modelling' forum, and at the same time also post in the 'Horus Heresy Scotland'. Between the two of them, I think that most any thing I would want to talk about is being talked about.

Forums are a lot better for long-running conversation, though. And the profile pictures tend not to be annoying pictures of children...