Gatorman Soul Slave is useful if you have an upkeep and a spell he can cast. Swamp Gobber Bellows Crew provide protection from getting shot. The Swamp Gobber Chef solo has nice synergy with the Shamblers. Gatorman Bokor & Bog Trog Swamp Shamblers are a nice cannonfodder unit that can act as a sponge for enemy attacks. For units, you'll want at least one unit of Gatorman Posse who are the heart and soul of the Congregation. Minion shoes for free#
You'll also probably want a Bull Snapper, since they can potentially be taken for free in the Congregation.It is a ranged heavy that synergizes very well with Barnabas. A less common warbeast is the Ironback Spitter.In bigger lists you will often find yourself playing two of them. You will want to pick up at least one Blackhide Wrastler.With the ability to deliver most anything into melee with his feat then make them hit hard when they get there with fury there's little he doesn't work well with.
Rask is also a good pick for new players because of his very flexible listbuilding.He is possibly the best choice for new players because of his high ARM value and very forgiving feat. If you want to start with the Gatormen take a look at Barnabas1.Gatormen are part of the the The Blindwater Congregation theme force, so you'll want to look into that.
There is a golden rule in wargaming, that you should always pick your Faction based on aesthetics because you'll enjoy playing with something you like looking at (and a little bit on price).
Vengeance of Dhunia is a crossover theme with the Trollbloods. Will Work for Food can be used by either/both, but it is more of a warbeast theme (very few infantry choices). The Thornfall Alliance is for the Farrow. The Blindwater Congregation is for Gatormen. So essentially ypu have to choose between being a Gator player or a Farrow player (at least until you can afford to own both). Farrow warbeasts can only go with Farrow Warlocks. Gatorman warbeasts can only go with Gatorman warlocks. See the Blindwater Congregation article for more info. However, there is a medium-sized "army theme set" available for the Gatorman (but not Farrow) which is a good deal. Minions don't have a small "battlebox starter set" which means there is no easy "get this it's good bang for your buck" option when starting your force. So, you want to join the glorious ranks of Minion players? Welcome, let's start with a few pointers: It has lots of Gatorman stuff and is a good way to get into the faction. The Blindwater Congregation all-in-one-army box is the closest thing Minions have to a starter set. Minions for beginners Minion starter sets 1.3 Hiring 1 or 2 Minions for your Faction. 1.2 Playing Minions as your main Faction. There are many exceptions to the above rules, such as Partisan, Limited Battlegroup, and themes like Disciples of Agony. Most non-Minion Theme Forces place a limit on how many Miniona can be included. Minion units, solos, and battle engines can hire themselves out to any non-Minion army that is listed on their card. If you're only playing with 1 caster, and that caster is a Minion warlock, then by definition you're playing a Minion force. A Minion warlock can only be put in a non-Minion army if you're playing a 2+ caster game. In a normal game, this means other Factions need to hire a Minion Lesser Warlock. Minion warbeasts can only be controlled by a Minion model. New players often misunderstand how they can include Minion models in a non-Minion Faction (especially how they can include Minion warbeasts/warlocks). These themes are referred to as "Minion adjacent themes". Play another Faction, and use one of their themes that allows nearly unrestricted access to Minions (there are only a few themes that do this). Play another Faction, and use one of their themes that lets you include up to one Minion unit and up to one Minion solo (this is the case for most themes). Play Minions as your main faction, and choose 1 of the 3 Minion themes. 
With the way Theme Forces work in third edition, you have three options for collecting Minions: Minions are more "typecast" than Mercenaries, and can be categorised into just 3 groups: Farrow (pig men), Gatorman (alligator men), and Other. They're an eclectic collection of scavengers, monsters, and savage warriors from the wilds of Immoren. Minions are the Hordes equivalent of Mercenaries.
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