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Eldar
Exodite dragon riders had some stats in the 2E Eldar Codex
Ynnari
Dark Eldar
Sslyth, Medusae and Ur-Ghuls

Tau
Vespids
Kroot

Necrons

Orks

Tyranids
Genestealer cults

Chaos beastmen

Chaos cultists
Chaos Marines
Chaos demons

Are there any other NON-human, or NON-Imperium of Man races/forces that have army lists, or units anywhere? If so, where are they? Asking for a friend.

-STS

Not in the list:
* Zoat - Originally Rogue Trader era (I think), 40k stats for one in Warhammer Quest: Blackstone Fortress – Deadly Alliance
* Ambul - Warhammer Quest: Blackstone Fortress – The Dreaded Ambull
* Borewyrm infestations - Warhammer Quest: Blackstone Fortress – The Dreaded Ambull

* Jokaero - I think the stats are in the Grey Knights codex.

Edit: The rules for Tzangors (beastman variant) are in the Thousand Sons book.
Edit #2: I'm not sure whether the Blackstone Fortress game box has the rules for the various "bad guy" models printed in it, or they're downloads from GW.

Chaos cultists and marines aren't xenos though.

A case could be made for demihumans like ogryns, ratlings and squats/demiurg I guess?

C'Tan aren't necrons, so should be a separate entry.

Have there ever been rules for catachan devils?

There are rules for Loxatl Brood Groups in the Blood Pact army list that was printed in White Dwarf in 3rd edition.

A while lotvof different models with different stats have existed under kroot.

Rogue trader had a range.

They had slann, jokaero and zoats alongside all the others.

Plus all the semi intelligent beasts listed after.

Psychneuien were nasty

DE codex:

Clawed Fiends
Razorwing Flocks
Khymera

Space Wolf Codex:

Fenrisian Wolves

Chaos Space Marines:

Huron Blackheart has a "Drycha". I'm not sure if that's a xenos or a chaos thing.

Eldar:

Yvraine has a Gyrinx, a kind of psychic cat

Necromunda:

Rules for Ambulls, Sumpkrocs, Chimerix, little bug dudes whose name escapes me, and several others whose stats fairly easily translate from Necromunda to 40k.

If you do count Ogryns, Ratlings, Squats, then throw in the Navigators too- a third eye is more variation in the human DNA than short, stocky and bearded.

BSF has a Man of Iron.

Navigators have 40K stats? Where?

Blackstone Fortress...man of iron, U235 or something like that?

Is his statline way above mechanicus stuff?

-STS

the_scotsman wrote:


Huron Blackheart has a "Drycha". I'm not sure if that's a xenos or a chaos thing.

The Hamadrya.

No one is sure what it is. It could be a xenos or a daemon.


From the =][= game we had Krashrak the Stalker, who appears to be the one and only substantial reference to Viskeons in 40k.


Now, if we open this question up to include the 40k RPG, then you have a whole wealth of xenos with stats. Rak'Gol, Stryxis, Slaugth, Creeping Stalkers, Killian's Bane, Mukaali (who were in 40k too from FW as a Tallarn RR variant), Sand Tigers, Species X-10198.RK, Terrorax, Thornmaw, Void Krakens. Bone Conquerors, Crystalwisps, Fossil Horrors and Sandslimes.

slade the sniper wrote:
Navigators have 40K stats? Where?

Blackstone Fortress...man of iron, U235 or something like that?

Is his statline way above mechanicus stuff?

-STS

Navigators have stats in the realm of chaos books , likely a load of other stuff in them too

the_scotsman wrote:


Space Wolf Codex:

Fenrisian Wolves

There are no wolves on Fenris.

One unmentioned group that comes to mind is the Diggas from Gorkamorka.

I imagine they would be considered relatively obscure/obsolete considering only a small percentage of 40K fans still play Gorkamorka, but I suppose they're worth mentioning.

 FragTheCommissar wrote:
One unmentioned group that comes to mind is the Diggas from Gorkamorka.

I imagine they would be considered relatively obscure/obsolete considering only a small percentage of 40K fans still play Gorkamorka, but I suppose they're worth mentioning.

They're also humans. Primitive, Ork worshipping humans, but still humans.

 Platuan4th wrote:

 FragTheCommissar wrote:
One unmentioned group that comes to mind is the Diggas from Gorkamorka.

I imagine they would be considered relatively obscure/obsolete considering only a small percentage of 40K fans still play Gorkamorka, but I suppose they're worth mentioning.

They're also humans. Primitive, Ork worshipping humans, but still humans.

Aren't they great?

But yeah, he did request non-Imperium humans.
Or did I misinterpret that?

Hellebore wrote:Rogue trader had a range.

They had slann, jokaero and zoats alongside all the others.

Plus all the semi intelligent beasts listed after.

Psychneuien were nasty

a tonne of memories on that page!

 FragTheCommissar wrote:

 Platuan4th wrote:

 FragTheCommissar wrote:
One unmentioned group that comes to mind is the Diggas from Gorkamorka.

I imagine they would be considered relatively obscure/obsolete considering only a small percentage of 40K fans still play Gorkamorka, but I suppose they're worth mentioning.

They're also humans. Primitive, Ork worshipping humans, but still humans.

Aren't they great?

But yeah, he did request non-Imperium humans.
Or did I misinterpret that?

You are right, non-Imperium humans work as well. I would love for there to have been some stats for Interex or the other humans that were exterminated, for their own good.

-STS

There is that non-Imperial human faction who - ironically - have an Imperial Roman theme going on and whose name I keep forgetting (their leader kinda sorta looks like Augustus Caesar in space). I've seem some official art of them, not sure if they have tabletop rules though

 Esmer wrote:
There is that non-Imperial human faction who - ironically - have an Imperial Roman theme going on and whose name I keep forgetting (their leader kinda sorta looks like Augustus Caesar in space). I've seem some official art of them, not sure if they have tabletop rules though

That'd be the Severan Dominate. Pretty much "Imperial Rome IN SPACE!" The name is straight up ripped from the Roman emperors known as the Severan dynasty.