I have been working for a minor unit pack for each faction, but I'm slow (ok its boring work ) so I only got to Ironeer and Trogs, I could upload those.
Disclaimer: The units might not be entirely optimised, I am not trying to make each unit overpowered, rather I am trying to make each unit unique and interesting in its own way, Gilden might field some highly magic resistant mages for example.
Some units are fielded as counters against archers and/or dodging armies, just so the AI will field a few items to counter these strategies.

All the races: https://www.dropbox.com/s/afa8vuwqfhisyht/Units.rar
Edit: These are the units that were added to the AI unit-list, I don't know what effect it will have if you include them now.

You will have to UN-rar the files, and unload the contents into your "Units" folder in your documents.
Edit: You will have to pick the units out of the folders, it doesn't work if they are still in the folders.

These are made using version 1.29frogbuild VANILLA (no mods) of the game, and might cause weird stuff to happen if you have another version
(I think they should work with 1.20 as well, but now you have my warning )
(I also think they should work with the new 1.29betabuild)

If anyone can compile these items into 1 single file, I would be joyful to hear from you! (I tried, but lost 50% of the units doing it).

Sincerely
~ Kongdej

Go ahead and add to this. we'll check this out and see what we can include in the game.

I was curious, i created a few custom races and wanted to know if there a a way to add some prefixed units to them. I had some ideas for their lore but every time i have to design them from scratch

Actually, I don't play Altar a lot, so I would love to see some Altar Henchmen designs if anyone had them, preferably some that the AI could use easily!

~ K

Its pretty hard for me to design around this idea, my mission with my own packs was give the AI an increased quantity of units to pick from, which is why I think this post is a good idea, and am sad to see extremely few additions in here, since it would be great to have something to give the AI to toy with.

I have played a game or two with my own, not complete, set of bonus designs, and some of the designs makes a great difference to my experience, most notably is the early-game "Spear Militia"...
(Usually this is the time of my first war, which is why I notice it)

Sincerely
~ Kongdej

Ok cool I'll work on some henchmen. and get them up here. Still playing Altari so thats all I've got at the moment. Everyone else feel free to share your designs

Excellent work Kongdej. I will be adding these units to my next game to see how the AI does with them!  I am testing my weapons balance mod, but all the same traits and weapons exist in my modded version of CoreWeapons.xml and anything that will encourage the AI to utilize units that have sensible trait combinations will help me test my changes. Thanks!

For myself, every game I design a mounted scout with scouting, underdog and finesse using a spear. This unit typically gets a +6 to attack, and can often survive minor scrapes with small wandering monster packs on the far sides of maps. In my mind, it is critical to get a high movement scout unit out as early as possible, before map movement becomes diplomatically impossible. I usually send one in every major direction (so typically 3 total) as soon as I can get horses.

Besides fast moving scouts, there are two other types of units I favor:

1) cheap, low resource (metal, crystal) units for fodder for monster lair cleaning and/or hero assistance early in the game. i.e.   spears, finesse, bloodthirsty, enmity (if being used for cross kingdom/empire war), or spears, finesse, underdog, bloodthirsty (if being used for lair cleaning). These units aren't intended to last forever, but rather to get your champions through that awkward stage where they can't kill 3 mites by themselves.

2) elite, resource be damned, maximum armor + shield + 1 handed weapon (or 2h maul sometimes) with maximum equipment (+attack and + init), mounts, cloaks, and traits. If I'm researched up to plate mail, then you're forced into strength and muscle traits to go along with bloodthirsty. If it's earlier in the game then you are able to take all +damage traits. This unit will be tanking, and living for a long time, so I want to make it worth it's wages.

One of the reasons I found myself modding the CoreAbilities.xml and CoreWeapons.xml was that some choices in the vanilla game are so clearly better than others. Bloodthirsty at the endgame provides +7 attack to a unit wielding a maul, as opposed to other traits like Fury or Spell Resistance which are so clearly inferior. Now when Spell Resistance provides +40 spell resist... all of the sudden there's some tension in choices.

Hm thats a good way, I can just edit the names for the folder to include race...
The names were difficult, since I was making all the units in a row, for each faction, and wanted some "better" names... And I suck at names already, so if you are sitting with amazing names and no units, feel free to submit a changed version or poke me

You give those units traits? I find un-traited units are built quicker, and fits better into my production queue at the early game.

Sincerely
~ Kongdej

This trait is special to a fortress building, and I cannot design units with this trait, although its a good idea

Sincerely
~ Kongdej

Reaaaally good idea!.

Sincerely
~ Kongdej

Lol, I dunno, I remember in Spore autodownloading penis creatures on a fairly regular basis because of that system lol. On a serious note it would integrate well with one of Brad's ideas (as in likely no where near production, just an idea) that he made on a thread about a player's complaint about the mod system. 

Seriously?  Nahh, I highly doubt you'd get those kind of crap designs from this modding community.  Slim to none.  But I do believe that the mechanic of a background download during world creation would work nicely with Fallen Enchantress.  There's nothing like it in this game genre, and the community might be more motivated to keep the game fresh and exciting by adding more content on the fly.  Maybe there could also be an option to filter out lackluster content based on a community rating system, so the player would only receive better quality work?  Just a thought.

Oh, I don't know.

It seems like a lot of the good modern fantasy is steering away from highly differentiated races (think Game Of Thrones) in favor of focusing on characters and cultures.

Sharing unit designs in-game via an online sharing mechanic sounds like a great idea. How would this game prevent overwhelming the unit build queue with thousands of designs?