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	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Settra the Imperishable	4	7	4+	5	5	4	3	5	10

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High Queen Khalida Neferher	6	6	4+	4	5	3	9	5	10

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Arkhan the Black	4	4	4+	5	5	3	3	3	9

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Grand Hierophant Khatep	4	3	4+	3	4	3	2	1	9

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King Phar	4	6	4+	5	5	4	3	4	10

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Amanhotep the Intolerant	4	6	4+	5	5	4	3	4	10

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Sehenesmet	6	3	5+	6	7	6	3	4	8

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Prince Tutankhanut	4	5	3+	5	5	3	3	3	9

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Prince Apophas	4	4	4+	4	3	4	1	5	8

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The Herald Nekaph	4	5	4+	4	4	2	3	3	8

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Ramhotep the Visionary	4	3	4+	4	4	2	3	2	7

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Tomb King	4	6	4+	5	5	4	3	4	10

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Liche High Priest	4	3	4+	3	4	3	2	1	8

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Tomb Prince	4	5	4+	4	5	3	3	3	9

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Liche Priest	4	3	4+	3	3	2	2	1	7

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Tomb Herald	4	4	4+	4	4	2	3	3	8

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Necrotect	4	3	4+	4	4	2	3	2	7

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Skeleton Warriors	4	2	5+	3	3	1	2	1	5

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Skeleton Archers	4	2	5+	3	3	1	2	1	5

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Tomb Swarms	4	3	0	1	1	8	1	8	2

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Skeleton Horsemen	4	3	5+	3	3	1	2	1	5

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Skeleton Horse Archers	4	2	5+	3	3	1	2	1	5

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Skeleton Chariots	7	0	0	4	4	3	0	0	0

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Scythan Warriors	4	2	5+	3	3	1	2	1	5

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Tomb Barque of Usirian	0	0	0	5	5	5	0	0	0

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Tomb Guard	4	3	4+	4	4	1	3	1	8

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Necropolis Knights	4	4	4+	4	4	1	3	2	8

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Sepulchral Stalkers	7	3	4+	4	4	3	3	3	8

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Tomb Scorpions	7	4	0	5	5	4	3	4	8

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Ushabti	5	4	5+	4	5	3	3	3	8

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Carrion	2	3	0	4	4	2	3	2	4

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Bastethi	8	4	0	4	4	2	4	2	6

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Ammut	7	4	0	5	5	3	2	3	8

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Screaming Skull Catapult	0	0	0	0	7	0	0	0	0

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Bone Thrower	0	0	0	0	7	0	0	0	0

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Khemrian Warsphinx	6	4	0	5	8	6	1	4	8

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Casket of Souls	0	0	0	0	10	0	0	0	0

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Necrosphinx	6	4	0	5	8	6	1	5	8

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Necrolith Colossus	6	3	5+	6	7	6	1	4	8

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Hierotitan	6	3	5+	6	7	6	1	3	8

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Khemric Titan	8	2	5+	6	8	10	1	0	8

Rare · Monster · 225 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Khemrian Warsphinx	6	4	0	5	8	6	1	4	8
Tomb Guard Crew	0	3	4+	4	0	0	3	1	8

Saves: Armour 5+ (Medium Armour), Missile 5+ (Medium Armour)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Thundercrush Attack, Stomp, Terror

Optional Companion Units

Tomb Guard Crew Free

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Killing Blow, Magical Attacks, Unstable, Tomb Blades

Equipment

Medium Armour

Grants: Armour 5+ (Medium Armour), Missile 5+ (Medium Armour)

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Thundercrush Attack: After its crew have attacked, a Khemrian Warsphinx may exchange all of its Attacks to make a single Thundercrush Attack (though it can still Stomp). Roll To Hit against the highest Weapon Skill… Show moreAfter its crew have attacked, a Khemrian Warsphinx may exchange all of its Attacks to make a single Thundercrush Attack (though it can still Stomp). Roll To Hit against the highest Weapon Skill amongst the enemy models in base contact. If this Attack hits, place the small template anywhere so that it is touching the Khemrian Warsphinx's base. Any Infantry, War Beast or Swarm models that lie underneath the template (friend or foe) suffer a single Strength 3 hit; the model under the template's central hole instead suffers a single Strength 9 hit with the Multiple Wounds (D3) special rule. Other troop types underneath the template are too big to be crushed, and don't suffer any hits. Show less
Stomp: In addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against… Show moreIn addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against one enemy Infantry/War Beast/Swarm unit in base contact. Other special rules don't apply to Stomps unless specified. Show less
Terror: Terror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test… Show moreTerror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test or be forced to Flee as its charge reaction. A unit wishing to charge a Terror-causing enemy must first pass a Psychology test or may not declare that charge (though it may redirect to another unit). Show less

Special · Chariot · 125 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Tomb Barque of Usirian	0	0	0	5	5	5	0	0	0
Skeleton Crew (Tomb Barque)	0	3	4+	3	0	0	2	1	7

Saves: Armour 6+ (Tomb Barque of Usirian)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (5), Unstable, Hieroglyphs of Protection, Wards of the Gods, Khepra Beetles, Impact Hits (D6)

Optional Companion Units

Skeleton Crew (Tomb Barque) Free

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Arrows of Asaph

Equipment

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Fly (5): Movement is a swoop/glide equal to the bracketed number instead of the model's normal Movement. Flying units of more than one model have Skirmishers. A unit made entirely of flyers may move/charge on… Show moreMovement is a swoop/glide equal to the bracketed number instead of the model's normal Movement. Flying units of more than one model have Skirmishers. A unit made entirely of flyers may move/charge on the ground normally, or fly instead (flying moves cross units/terrain as open ground, may not end on a unit or in impassable terrain, and use Swiftstride when charging). May march by doubling the flying move. Always moves on the ground when fleeing or pursuing. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Hieroglyphs of Protection: The Tomb Barque and friendly units within 6" of one or more Tomb Barques have a Ward save (6+).
Wards of the Gods: At the beginning of each of your turns, you may choose one of the following Wards -- each lasts until the beginning of your next turn. Ward of Qu'aph: the Tomb Barque becomes Ethereal. Ward of Sokth:… Show moreAt the beginning of each of your turns, you may choose one of the following Wards -- each lasts until the beginning of your next turn. Ward of Qu'aph: the Tomb Barque becomes Ethereal. Ward of Sokth: enemy units within 12" of the Tomb Barque must re-roll 6's when rolling To Hit in close combat. Ward of Tahoth: all friendly Wizards within 6" gain the Loremaster special rule. Show less
Khepra Beetles: Enemy units in base contact with the Tomb Barque suffer 2D6 Strength 2 hits at the start of each close combat phase.
Impact Hits (D6): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less

Rare · War Machine · 135 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Casket of Souls	0	0	0	0	10	0	0	0	0
Keeper of the Casket	4	3	4+	3	3	1	3	1	8
Casket Guard	4	3	4+	4	4	1	3	2	8

Saves: Ward 4+ (Casket of Souls)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Covenant of Power, Unleashed Souls, Light of Death

Optional Companion Units

Keeper of the Casket Free

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable

Casket Guard Free

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Killing Blow, Magical Attacks, Unstable, Tomb Blades

Equipment

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Covenant of Power: If you have a Casket of Souls on the table at the start of your Magic phase, you add D3 power dice to your pool. For each additional Casket, you may add an additional power dice.
Unleashed Souls: If a Casket of Souls is destroyed, roll a D6 for every unit (friend or foe!) within 12" of the Casket before it is removed from play. On a roll of 4+, that unit immediately suffers D6 Strength 6… Show moreIf a Casket of Souls is destroyed, roll a D6 for every unit (friend or foe!) within 12" of the Casket before it is removed from play. On a roll of 4+, that unit immediately suffers D6 Strength 6 hits, distributed as for shooting. These are magical attacks, and no armour saves can be taken against them. After resolving the effects of Unleashed Souls, remove the Casket of Souls as normal. Show less
Light of Death: Innate (power level 5). The Casket of Souls can use the Light of Death spell as long as the Keeper of the Casket model is alive, and the Casket of Souls has not moved this turn.

Lord · Infantry · 560 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Settra the Imperishable	4	7	4+	5(6)	5	4	3	5	10
Chariot of the Gods	7	0	0	5	5	5	0	0	0	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Impact Hits (D6), Unstable, Chariot of the Gods
Skeletal Steeds (Chariot)	0	2	0	3	0	0	2	1	5

Saves: Armour 4+ (Armour of Golden Magnificence), Missile 4+ (Armour of Golden Magnificence), Ward 4+ (Scarab Brooch of Usirian), Magic Resistance (1) (Magic Resistance)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Flammable, Unstable, The Curse (Lord), My Will Be Done, Settra the Great, The Curse of Settra

Equipment

Blessed Blade of Ptra Magic Item

Strength +1 · Two-handed

Magic Weapon. Polearm. This blade gives Settra the Always Strikes First, Armour Piercing (1) and Flaming Attacks special rules. In addition, a character or monster that suffers one or more unsaved… Show moreMagic Weapon. Polearm. This blade gives Settra the Always Strikes First, Armour Piercing (1) and Flaming Attacks special rules. In addition, a character or monster that suffers one or more unsaved Wounds from the Blessed Blade of Ptra suffers -1 to its rolls To Hit (both shooting and close combat) for the remainder of the game. Show less

Rules:

Always Strikes First — Models with this rule always strike first in close combat, regardless of Initiative. If both sides in the fight have it, the higher Initiative strikes first. If a model's Initiative is higher than… Show moreModels with this rule always strike first in close combat, regardless of Initiative. If both sides in the fight have it, the higher Initiative strikes first. If a model's Initiative is higher than its enemy's, it may also re-roll failed To Hit rolls in that combat. Show less
Armour Piercing (1) — Wounds caused by a model (or weapon) with this rule inflict a further negative armour save modifier, in addition to that for Strength, equal to the bracketed number. Unless specified, only applies to… Show moreWounds caused by a model (or weapon) with this rule inflict a further negative armour save modifier, in addition to that for Strength, equal to the bracketed number. Unless specified, only applies to close combat attacks. Cumulative with other sources of Armour Piercing. Show less
Flaming Attacks — Causes Fear in War Beasts, Cavalry, Chariots and Flammable creatures; a Panic test from a Flaming shooting attack suffers -1 Leadership. Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close… Show moreCauses Fear in War Beasts, Cavalry, Chariots and Flammable creatures; a Panic test from a Flaming shooting attack suffers -1 Leadership. Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or magic weapon attacks. Show less

Armour of Golden Magnificence Magic Item

Magic Armour. Heavy armour. This armour save cannot be modified in any way, and may even be taken against mundane attacks that normally do not allow armour saves.

Grants: Armour 4+ (Armour of Golden Magnificence), Missile 4+ (Armour of Golden Magnificence)

Crown of Nehekhara Magic Item

Enchanted Item. Settra the Imperishable's My Will Be Done special rule affects all friendly Undead units within 8" of him, not just the unit he has joined.

Scarab Brooch of Usirian Magic Item

Talisman. The Scarab Brooch of Usirian grants Settra the Ward Save (4+) and the Magic Resistance (1) special rules.

Rules:

Magic Resistance (1) — Grants a bonus to dispel enemy spells targeting the model directly (not templates placed on it), plus a Ward save against spell damage, based on the bracketed number: (1) = +1 dispel / 6+ Ward, (2) =… Show moreGrants a bonus to dispel enemy spells targeting the model directly (not templates placed on it), plus a Ward save against spell damage, based on the bracketed number: (1) = +1 dispel / 6+ Ward, (2) = +2 / 5+ Ward, (3) = +3 / 4+ Ward. A character with this rule extends it to any unit joined. Multiple sources combine to a maximum of Magic Resistance (3), unless specified. Show less

Grants: Ward 4+ (Scarab Brooch of Usirian)

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Flammable: If attacked with a Flaming Attack, all failed To Wound rolls made by the attackers against this model may be re-rolled.
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
The Curse (Lord): If a model with the Curse rule is removed from play, then the enemy unit responsible -- by inflicting the final Wound, for example -- will immediately suffer D6 Strength 5 hits (this model was a… Show moreIf a model with the Curse rule is removed from play, then the enemy unit responsible -- by inflicting the final Wound, for example -- will immediately suffer D6 Strength 5 hits (this model was a Lord). These Wounds are distributed as for shooting hits; in close combat, any Wounds inflicted count towards the combat result. If more than one unit is responsible for the destruction of the model with the Curse (it is destroyed by the combat result in a multiple combat due to its Unstable rule, for example), then all guilty units are affected. If the model is killed in a challenge, then only his opponent is cursed, and not the whole enemy unit. Show less
My Will Be Done: Any unit of Undead accompanied by a model with this rule uses the character's unmodified Weapon Skill in place of its own (use the highest Weapon Skill if the unit is joined by several characters… Show moreAny unit of Undead accompanied by a model with this rule uses the character's unmodified Weapon Skill in place of its own (use the highest Weapon Skill if the unit is joined by several characters with this rule). If all characters with the My Will Be Done rule in the unit are killed, the unit immediately reverts to using its own Weapon Skill. This special rule has no effect on mounts or any other characters except Tomb Heralds -- these always use their own Weapon Skill. Show less
Settra the Great: If you take Settra the Imperishable, he must be your army's General. Settra's Inspiring Presence has a range of 18".
The Curse of Settra: In addition to the normal Tomb King's Curse, if Settra is killed by any means, then every enemy unit within 2D6" suffers 2D6 Strength 2 hits.

Magic

Wizard Level 2

Uses:

Lore of Nehekhara — The Restless Dead: Each time a Wizard successfully casts an augment spell from the Lore of Nehekhara at a friendly, Undead unit, the target(s) of the spell immediately recovers D6+1 Wounds' worth of models, as… Show moreEach time a Wizard successfully casts an augment spell from the Lore of Nehekhara at a friendly, Undead unit, the target(s) of the spell immediately recovers D6+1 Wounds' worth of models, as described in the Undead special rule. Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Cavalry, Monstrous Beasts and Monsters can only ever recover a single lost Wound in this way per spell. Show less

Lord · Infantry · 315 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
High Queen Khalida Neferher	6	6	4+	4	5	3	9	5	10

Saves: Regeneration 4+ (Regeneration)

Rules: Always Strikes First, Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Flammable, Hatred (Vampire Counts), Poisoned Attacks, Regeneration (4+), Unstable, The Curse (Lord), Blessing of Asaph

Equipment

Venom Staff Magic Item

Arcane Item. (power level 5).

Bound Spell: Venom Staff (bound spell) (Power Level 5, Cast 0+) — Magic missile with a range of 24". If successfully cast, the target takes 2D6 Strength 4 hits.

Special Rules

Always Strikes First: Models with this rule always strike first in close combat, regardless of Initiative. If both sides in the fight have it, the higher Initiative strikes first. If a model's Initiative is higher than… Show moreModels with this rule always strike first in close combat, regardless of Initiative. If both sides in the fight have it, the higher Initiative strikes first. If a model's Initiative is higher than its enemy's, it may also re-roll failed To Hit rolls in that combat. Show less
Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Flammable: If attacked with a Flaming Attack, all failed To Wound rolls made by the attackers against this model may be re-rolled.
Hatred (Vampire Counts): A model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial… Show moreA model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial blood-mad hacking, the impetus is considered to be spent -- the rest of the combat is fought normally. Sometimes a model will only Hate a specific foe; where this is the case, the type of foe will be expressed in the special rule. Where an army Hates a certain faction, they have Hatred against all models from that army book. Models with Hatred must also re-roll successful rolls to restrain from pursuit against enemies they have Hatred against. If a unit would gain Hatred in a round of close combat after the first for any reason, treat this as the first round of combat for that purpose. Show less
Poisoned Attacks: Gets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or… Show moreGets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or magic weapon attacks. Show less
Regeneration (4+): Grants a Ward save (bracketed number), cumulative with other sources of Regeneration. Cannot be used against Flaming Attacks, successful Killing Blows, or Wounds from being Unstable.
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
The Curse (Lord): If a model with the Curse rule is removed from play, then the enemy unit responsible -- by inflicting the final Wound, for example -- will immediately suffer D6 Strength 5 hits (this model was a… Show moreIf a model with the Curse rule is removed from play, then the enemy unit responsible -- by inflicting the final Wound, for example -- will immediately suffer D6 Strength 5 hits (this model was a Lord). These Wounds are distributed as for shooting hits; in close combat, any Wounds inflicted count towards the combat result. If more than one unit is responsible for the destruction of the model with the Curse (it is destroyed by the combat result in a multiple combat due to its Unstable rule, for example), then all guilty units are affected. If the model is killed in a challenge, then only his opponent is cursed, and not the whole enemy unit. Show less
Blessing of Asaph: Any unit of Skeleton Archers joined by High Queen Khalida uses her unmodified Ballistic Skill in place of its own. In addition, all shooting attacks made by this unit have the Poisoned Attacks… Show moreAny unit of Skeleton Archers joined by High Queen Khalida uses her unmodified Ballistic Skill in place of its own. In addition, all shooting attacks made by this unit have the Poisoned Attacks special rule. Show less

Lord · Infantry · 360 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Arkhan the Black	4	4	4+	5	5	3	3	3	9
Skeleton Chariots	7	0	0	4(5)	4	3	0(1)	0	0	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Impact Hits (D6+1), Unstable, Arrows of Asaph
Skeletal Steeds (Chariot)	0	2	0	3	0	0	2	1	5
Skeleton Charioteers	0	3	5+	3	0	0	2	1	7

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Flammable, Unstable, The Curse (Lord)

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Tomb Blade of Arkhan Magic Item

Magic Weapon. For every unsaved Wound caused by this blade to an enemy in close combat, Arkhan's unit immediately recovers a Wound for each one inflicted, as described in the Undead special rule.

Staff of Nagash Magic Item

Arcane Item. At the end of the opponent's Magic phase, you can store up to three unused dispel dice from your pool in the Staff of Nagash. At the beginning of your next Magic phase, add these dice to… Show moreArcane Item. At the end of the opponent's Magic phase, you can store up to three unused dispel dice from your pool in the Staff of Nagash. At the beginning of your next Magic phase, add these dice to your power dice pool. If Arkhan the Black is removed as a casualty before your next Magic phase, these power dice are lost. Show less

Liber Mortis Magic Item

Arcane Item. Whilst Arkhan the Black has the Liber Mortis his Wizard Level is increased to 5. If the Liber Mortis is ever destroyed, Arkhan the Black immediately loses a Wizard Level, and therefore… Show moreArcane Item. Whilst Arkhan the Black has the Liber Mortis his Wizard Level is increased to 5. If the Liber Mortis is ever destroyed, Arkhan the Black immediately loses a Wizard Level, and therefore must lose a randomly determined spell. Show less

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Flammable: If attacked with a Flaming Attack, all failed To Wound rolls made by the attackers against this model may be re-rolled.
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
The Curse (Lord): If a model with the Curse rule is removed from play, then the enemy unit responsible -- by inflicting the final Wound, for example -- will immediately suffer D6 Strength 5 hits (this model was a… Show moreIf a model with the Curse rule is removed from play, then the enemy unit responsible -- by inflicting the final Wound, for example -- will immediately suffer D6 Strength 5 hits (this model was a Lord). These Wounds are distributed as for shooting hits; in close combat, any Wounds inflicted count towards the combat result. If more than one unit is responsible for the destruction of the model with the Curse (it is destroyed by the combat result in a multiple combat due to its Unstable rule, for example), then all guilty units are affected. If the model is killed in a challenge, then only his opponent is cursed, and not the whole enemy unit. Show less

Magic

Wizard Level 4

Uses:

Lore of Death — Life Leeching: When a Lore of Death spell resolves, roll a D6 for each unsaved Wound it caused (models removed by the Purple Sun of Xereus each add a number of dice equal to their Wounds characteristic). For each 6… Show moreWhen a Lore of Death spell resolves, roll a D6 for each unsaved Wound it caused (models removed by the Purple Sun of Xereus each add a number of dice equal to their Wounds characteristic). For each 6 rolled, the Wizard immediately adds a dice to their army's power pool. Show less

Lord · Infantry · 340 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Grand Hierophant Khatep	4	3	4+	3	4	3	2	1	9

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Loremaster (Lore of Nehekhara), Unstable, Grand Hierophant of Khemri

Equipment

Liche Staff Magic Item

Arcane Item. Khatep can declare that he is using the Liche Staff immediately after rolling the dice to cast a spell, even if the result indicates a miscast. If Khatep uses the Liche Staff, he… Show moreArcane Item. Khatep can declare that he is using the Liche Staff immediately after rolling the dice to cast a spell, even if the result indicates a miscast. If Khatep uses the Liche Staff, he re-rolls all the casting dice used in the attempt. Khatep can use the Liche Staff once per turn. Show less

Scroll of the Cursing Word Magic Item One Use

Arcane Item. One Use Only. This works exactly the same as a Dispel Scroll. In addition the caster must immediately take a Toughness test. If the test is passed, nothing happens. If the test is… Show moreArcane Item. One Use Only. This works exactly the same as a Dispel Scroll. In addition the caster must immediately take a Toughness test. If the test is passed, nothing happens. If the test is failed, the enemy Wizard cannot cast any more spells that turn, as he spits out a mouthful of foul-tasting insects. If the test is failed on the roll of a 6, the caster immediately suffers D3 Wounds as well, with no saves of any kind allowed. Show less

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Loremaster (Lore of Nehekhara): A Wizard with this rule (for the Lore named in brackets) knows all spells available from that Lore, limited by Wizard Level as normal. If the model knows spells from multiple Lores, this only applies… Show moreA Wizard with this rule (for the Lore named in brackets) knows all spells available from that Lore, limited by Wizard Level as normal. If the model knows spells from multiple Lores, this only applies to one Lore of choice. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Grand Hierophant of Khemri: If you take Grand Hierophant Khatep, he must be the army's Hierophant. He gives his unit the Regeneration (5+) special rule. Additionally, Khatep restores 2D6 Wounds with the Restless Dead Lore… Show moreIf you take Grand Hierophant Khatep, he must be the army's Hierophant. He gives his unit the Regeneration (5+) special rule. Additionally, Khatep restores 2D6 Wounds with the Restless Dead Lore Attribute. Show less

Magic

Wizard Level 4

Uses:

Lore of Nehekhara — The Restless Dead: Each time a Wizard successfully casts an augment spell from the Lore of Nehekhara at a friendly, Undead unit, the target(s) of the spell immediately recovers D6+1 Wounds' worth of models, as… Show moreEach time a Wizard successfully casts an augment spell from the Lore of Nehekhara at a friendly, Undead unit, the target(s) of the spell immediately recovers D6+1 Wounds' worth of models, as described in the Undead special rule. Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Cavalry, Monstrous Beasts and Monsters can only ever recover a single lost Wound in this way per spell. Show less

Lord · Infantry · 250 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
King Phar	4	6	4+	5(7)	5	4	3	4	10
Skeleton Chariots	7	0	0	4(5)	4	3	0(1)	0	0	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Impact Hits (D6+1), Unstable, Arrows of Asaph
Skeletal Steeds (Chariot)	0	2	0	3	0	0	2	1	5
Skeleton Charioteers	0	3	5+	3	0	0	2	1	7

Saves: Armour 5+ (Armour of Eternity, Shield of Ptra), Missile 5+ (Armour of Eternity, Shield of Ptra), Parry 6+ (Shield of Ptra)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Flammable, Impact Hits (D6+1), Unstable, The Curse (Lord), My Will Be Done, King Phar the Proud

Equipment

Flail of Skulls Magic Item

Strength +2 · Two-handed

Magic Weapon. Attacks made with the Flail of Skulls have the Strength Bonus (2) and Multiple Wounds (D3) special rules.

Rules:

Multiple Wounds (D3) — Each unsaved Wound (after armour/ward saves, before Regeneration) is multiplied into more than one Wound by the bracketed amount (which may be a dice roll, rolled separately per unsaved Wound).… Show moreEach unsaved Wound (after armour/ward saves, before Regeneration) is multiplied into more than one Wound by the bracketed amount (which may be a dice roll, rolled separately per unsaved Wound). Unless specified, only applies to close combat attacks. Show less

Armour of Eternity Magic Item

Magic Armour. Light armour. Enemy models must re-roll successful rolls To Wound against the King Phar.

Grants: Armour 6+ (Armour of Eternity), Missile 6+ (Armour of Eternity)

Shield of Ptra Magic Item

Magic Armour. Shield. Phar gains the Parry (6+) rule even while mounted. If he makes a successful Parry save, all models in base contact with him suffer -1 To Hit for the remainder of the turn, or… Show moreMagic Armour. Shield. Phar gains the Parry (6+) rule even while mounted. If he makes a successful Parry save, all models in base contact with him suffer -1 To Hit for the remainder of the turn, or the next turn if they have already attacked this turn. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield of Ptra), Missile 6+ (Shield of Ptra), Parry 6+ (Shield of Ptra)

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Flammable: If attacked with a Flaming Attack, all failed To Wound rolls made by the attackers against this model may be re-rolled.
Impact Hits (D6+1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
The Curse (Lord): If a model with the Curse rule is removed from play, then the enemy unit responsible -- by inflicting the final Wound, for example -- will immediately suffer D6 Strength 5 hits (this model was a… Show moreIf a model with the Curse rule is removed from play, then the enemy unit responsible -- by inflicting the final Wound, for example -- will immediately suffer D6 Strength 5 hits (this model was a Lord). These Wounds are distributed as for shooting hits; in close combat, any Wounds inflicted count towards the combat result. If more than one unit is responsible for the destruction of the model with the Curse (it is destroyed by the combat result in a multiple combat due to its Unstable rule, for example), then all guilty units are affected. If the model is killed in a challenge, then only his opponent is cursed, and not the whole enemy unit. Show less
My Will Be Done: Any unit of Undead accompanied by a model with this rule uses the character's unmodified Weapon Skill in place of its own (use the highest Weapon Skill if the unit is joined by several characters… Show moreAny unit of Undead accompanied by a model with this rule uses the character's unmodified Weapon Skill in place of its own (use the highest Weapon Skill if the unit is joined by several characters with this rule). If all characters with the My Will Be Done rule in the unit are killed, the unit immediately reverts to using its own Weapon Skill. This special rule has no effect on mounts or any other characters except Tomb Heralds -- these always use their own Weapon Skill. Show less
King Phar the Proud: King Phar has to be the army's General. No other Lords with the My Will Be Done special rule are allowed in an army led by King Phar.

Lord · Infantry · 295 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Amanhotep the Intolerant	4	6	4+	5	5	4	3	4(5)	10

Saves: Armour 6+ (Armour of the Ages), Missile 6+ (Armour of the Ages)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Flammable, Hatred, Unstable, The Curse (Lord), My Will Be Done, The Light of Ptra

Equipment

Crook and Flail of Radiance Magic Item

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

Magic Weapon. Two hand weapons. These weapons give Amanhotep the Always Strikes First special rule and +1 to his Combat Resolution score.

Rules:

Always Strikes First — Models with this rule always strike first in close combat, regardless of Initiative. If both sides in the fight have it, the higher Initiative strikes first. If a model's Initiative is higher than… Show moreModels with this rule always strike first in close combat, regardless of Initiative. If both sides in the fight have it, the higher Initiative strikes first. If a model's Initiative is higher than its enemy's, it may also re-roll failed To Hit rolls in that combat. Show less

Armour of the Ages Magic Item

Magic Armour. Light armour. When Amanhotep is reduced to his last Wound, he gains a Ward save (3+). This has no effect if he suffers his last Wound as a result of an attack that causes Multiple… Show moreMagic Armour. Light armour. When Amanhotep is reduced to his last Wound, he gains a Ward save (3+). This has no effect if he suffers his last Wound as a result of an attack that causes Multiple Wounds. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Armour of the Ages), Missile 6+ (Armour of the Ages)

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Flammable: If attacked with a Flaming Attack, all failed To Wound rolls made by the attackers against this model may be re-rolled.
Hatred: A model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial… Show moreA model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial blood-mad hacking, the impetus is considered to be spent -- the rest of the combat is fought normally. Sometimes a model will only Hate a specific foe; where this is the case, the type of foe will be expressed in the special rule. Where an army Hates a certain faction, they have Hatred against all models from that army book. Models with Hatred must also re-roll successful rolls to restrain from pursuit against enemies they have Hatred against. If a unit would gain Hatred in a round of close combat after the first for any reason, treat this as the first round of combat for that purpose. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
The Curse (Lord): If a model with the Curse rule is removed from play, then the enemy unit responsible -- by inflicting the final Wound, for example -- will immediately suffer D6 Strength 5 hits (this model was a… Show moreIf a model with the Curse rule is removed from play, then the enemy unit responsible -- by inflicting the final Wound, for example -- will immediately suffer D6 Strength 5 hits (this model was a Lord). These Wounds are distributed as for shooting hits; in close combat, any Wounds inflicted count towards the combat result. If more than one unit is responsible for the destruction of the model with the Curse (it is destroyed by the combat result in a multiple combat due to its Unstable rule, for example), then all guilty units are affected. If the model is killed in a challenge, then only his opponent is cursed, and not the whole enemy unit. Show less
My Will Be Done: Any unit of Undead accompanied by a model with this rule uses the character's unmodified Weapon Skill in place of its own (use the highest Weapon Skill if the unit is joined by several characters… Show moreAny unit of Undead accompanied by a model with this rule uses the character's unmodified Weapon Skill in place of its own (use the highest Weapon Skill if the unit is joined by several characters with this rule). If all characters with the My Will Be Done rule in the unit are killed, the unit immediately reverts to using its own Weapon Skill. This special rule has no effect on mounts or any other characters except Tomb Heralds -- these always use their own Weapon Skill. Show less
The Light of Ptra: At the start of each of your Shooting phases, Amanhotep may unleash the Light of Ptra from the Curse of Zandri. Roll an Artillery dice to determine the number of hits caused -- if a Misfire is… Show moreAt the start of each of your Shooting phases, Amanhotep may unleash the Light of Ptra from the Curse of Zandri. Roll an Artillery dice to determine the number of hits caused -- if a Misfire is rolled, the attack fails and may not be fired the next Shooting phase. This is fired from the table edge of the Tomb Kings player's deployment zone. The Light of Ptra uses the following profile -- Range: 48", Strength: 7, Rules: Flaming Attacks, Magical Attacks. Show less

Lord · Monster · 440 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Sehenesmet	6	3	5+	6(7)	7	6	3(1)	4	8

Saves: Magic Resistance (2) (Magic Resistance)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Hatred, Magic Resistance (2), Unstable, Master Stone Shaper, Stone Host of Quatar, Stomp, Terror

Equipment

The Sacred Crook of Shapesh Magic Item

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Magic Weapon. Great weapon. Keep track of the number of unsaved wounds inflicted by the Sacred Crook in each Close Combat phase. In each Tomb Kings Magic phase, the power of the Crook may be… Show moreMagic Weapon. Great weapon. Keep track of the number of unsaved wounds inflicted by the Sacred Crook in each Close Combat phase. In each Tomb Kings Magic phase, the power of the Crook may be unleashed as a magic missile with a range of 24" that cannot be dispelled -- the target unit suffers a number of Strength 4 hits equal to the number of wounds currently 'stored' in the Crook. Once unleashed, the number of wounds stored in the staff returns to 0 until Sehenesmet inflicts more wounds. In addition, it increases the range of Sehenesmet's spells by 6". Show less

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Hatred: A model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial… Show moreA model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial blood-mad hacking, the impetus is considered to be spent -- the rest of the combat is fought normally. Sometimes a model will only Hate a specific foe; where this is the case, the type of foe will be expressed in the special rule. Where an army Hates a certain faction, they have Hatred against all models from that army book. Models with Hatred must also re-roll successful rolls to restrain from pursuit against enemies they have Hatred against. If a unit would gain Hatred in a round of close combat after the first for any reason, treat this as the first round of combat for that purpose. Show less
Magic Resistance (2): Grants a bonus to dispel enemy spells targeting the model directly (not templates placed on it), plus a Ward save against spell damage, based on the bracketed number: (1) = +1 dispel / 6+ Ward, (2) =… Show moreGrants a bonus to dispel enemy spells targeting the model directly (not templates placed on it), plus a Ward save against spell damage, based on the bracketed number: (1) = +1 dispel / 6+ Ward, (2) = +2 / 5+ Ward, (3) = +3 / 4+ Ward. A character with this rule extends it to any unit joined. Multiple sources combine to a maximum of Magic Resistance (3), unless specified. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Master Stone Shaper: Sehenesmet follows the normal rules for Stone Shaper, but grants Regeneration (5+) rather than Regeneration (6+).
Stone Host of Quatar: If Sehenesmet is the army's General, all units of Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Cavalry, Monstrous Beasts or Monsters count as Core/Special units rather than Special/Rare units. However, all other… Show moreIf Sehenesmet is the army's General, all units of Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Cavalry, Monstrous Beasts or Monsters count as Core/Special units rather than Special/Rare units. However, all other Core/Special units instead count as Special/Rare units. Show less
Stomp: In addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against… Show moreIn addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against one enemy Infantry/War Beast/Swarm unit in base contact. Other special rules don't apply to Stomps unless specified. Show less
Terror: Terror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test… Show moreTerror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test or be forced to Flee as its charge reaction. A unit wishing to charge a Terror-causing enemy must first pass a Psychology test or may not declare that charge (though it may redirect to another unit). Show less

Magic

Wizard Level 2

Uses:

Lore of Nehekhara — The Restless Dead: Each time a Wizard successfully casts an augment spell from the Lore of Nehekhara at a friendly, Undead unit, the target(s) of the spell immediately recovers D6+1 Wounds' worth of models, as… Show moreEach time a Wizard successfully casts an augment spell from the Lore of Nehekhara at a friendly, Undead unit, the target(s) of the spell immediately recovers D6+1 Wounds' worth of models, as described in the Undead special rule. Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Cavalry, Monstrous Beasts and Monsters can only ever recover a single lost Wound in this way per spell. Show less

Lord · Infantry · 170 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Tomb King	4	6	4+	5	5	4	3	4	10
Skeletal Steed	8	2	0	3	3	1	2	1	5	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard
Khemrian Warsphinx	6	4	0	5	8	6	1	4	8	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Thundercrush Attack, Stomp, Terror
Tomb Guard Crew	0	3	4+	4	0	0	3	1	8
Skeleton Chariots	7	0	0	4(5)	4	3	0(1)	0	0	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Impact Hits (D6+1), Unstable, Arrows of Asaph
Skeletal Steeds (Chariot)	0	2	0	3	0	0	2	1	5
Skeleton Charioteers	0	3	5+	3	0	0	2	1	7

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Flammable, Impact Hits (D6+1), Unstable, The Curse (Lord), My Will Be Done

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Could Take Instead

Shield Alternative — not equipped

4 pts

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Polearm Alternative — not equipped

8 pts

Strength +1 · Two-handed

Great Weapon Alternative — not equipped

8 pts

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Gives +2 Strength in the first round of any close combat it fights, and +1 Strength in every round after that.

Flail Alternative — not equipped

8 pts

Strength +2 · Two-handed

Spear Alternative — not equipped

4 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

4 pts

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Flammable: If attacked with a Flaming Attack, all failed To Wound rolls made by the attackers against this model may be re-rolled.
Impact Hits (D6+1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
The Curse (Lord): If a model with the Curse rule is removed from play, then the enemy unit responsible -- by inflicting the final Wound, for example -- will immediately suffer D6 Strength 5 hits (this model was a… Show moreIf a model with the Curse rule is removed from play, then the enemy unit responsible -- by inflicting the final Wound, for example -- will immediately suffer D6 Strength 5 hits (this model was a Lord). These Wounds are distributed as for shooting hits; in close combat, any Wounds inflicted count towards the combat result. If more than one unit is responsible for the destruction of the model with the Curse (it is destroyed by the combat result in a multiple combat due to its Unstable rule, for example), then all guilty units are affected. If the model is killed in a challenge, then only his opponent is cursed, and not the whole enemy unit. Show less
My Will Be Done: Any unit of Undead accompanied by a model with this rule uses the character's unmodified Weapon Skill in place of its own (use the highest Weapon Skill if the unit is joined by several characters… Show moreAny unit of Undead accompanied by a model with this rule uses the character's unmodified Weapon Skill in place of its own (use the highest Weapon Skill if the unit is joined by several characters with this rule). If all characters with the My Will Be Done rule in the unit are killed, the unit immediately reverts to using its own Weapon Skill. This special rule has no effect on mounts or any other characters except Tomb Heralds -- these always use their own Weapon Skill. Show less

Lord · Infantry · 165 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Liche High Priest	4	3	4+	3	4	3	2	1	8
Skeletal Steed	8	2	0	3	3	1	2	1	5	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard
Tomb Barque of Usirian	0	0	0	5	5	5	0	0	0	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (5), Unstable, Hieroglyphs of Protection, Wards of the Gods, Khepra Beetles, Impact Hits (D6)
Skeleton Crew (Tomb Barque)	0	3	4+	3	0	0	2	1	7
Casket of Souls	0	0	0	0	10	0	0	0	0	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Covenant of Power, Unleashed Souls, Light of Death
Keeper of the Casket	4	3	4+	3	3	1	3	1	8
Casket Guard	4	3	4+	4	4	1	3	2	8

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable

Equipment

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less

Magic

Wizard Level 3 (may be upgraded to Level 4 for +35 pts)

May choose from:

Lore of Light — Focus of Will: When attempting to cast a Lore of Light spell, the Wizard may take a Leadership test using their own Leadership value. If passed, add +1 to the casting result; if failed, suffer -1 instead.
Lore of Death — Life Leeching: When a Lore of Death spell resolves, roll a D6 for each unsaved Wound it caused (models removed by the Purple Sun of Xereus each add a number of dice equal to their Wounds characteristic). For each 6… Show moreWhen a Lore of Death spell resolves, roll a D6 for each unsaved Wound it caused (models removed by the Purple Sun of Xereus each add a number of dice equal to their Wounds characteristic). For each 6 rolled, the Wizard immediately adds a dice to their army's power pool. Show less
Lore of Nehekhara — The Restless Dead: Each time a Wizard successfully casts an augment spell from the Lore of Nehekhara at a friendly, Undead unit, the target(s) of the spell immediately recovers D6+1 Wounds' worth of models, as… Show moreEach time a Wizard successfully casts an augment spell from the Lore of Nehekhara at a friendly, Undead unit, the target(s) of the spell immediately recovers D6+1 Wounds' worth of models, as described in the Undead special rule. Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Cavalry, Monstrous Beasts and Monsters can only ever recover a single lost Wound in this way per spell. Show less

Hero · Infantry · 215 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Prince Tutankhanut	4	5	3+	5	5	3	3	3	9
Skeleton Chariots	7	0	0	4(5)	4	3	0(1)	0	0	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Impact Hits (D6+1), Unstable, Arrows of Asaph
Skeletal Steeds (Chariot)	0	2	0	3	0	0	2	1	5
Skeleton Charioteers	0	3	5+	3	0	0	2	1	7

Saves: Armour 3+ (Full Plate Armour), Missile 3+ (Full Plate Armour), Ward 4+ (Golden Ankhra)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Flammable, Impact Hits (D6+1), Unstable, Arrows of Asaph, The Curse (Hero), My Will Be Done, Scythan Warriors

Equipment

Full Plate Armour

Grants: Armour 3+ (Full Plate Armour), Missile 3+ (Full Plate Armour)

Bow

Range 24" · Strength 3

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Blade of Ahken Magic Item

Strength +1 · Two-handed

Magic Weapon. Polearm. Attacks made with this blade have the Ignores Armour saves special rule.

Rules:

Ignores Armour Saves — No armour saves may be taken against Wounds from a model with this rule, unless otherwise noted. Ward saves may still be taken as normal.

Golden Ankhra Magic Item

Talisman. The Ankhra gives Tutankhanut a Ward Save (4+).

Grants: Ward 4+ (Golden Ankhra)

Golden Eye of Rah-Nutt Magic Item

Talisman. The Golden Eye increases Tutankhanut's Ward save to (3+) if he rides in a Chariot.

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Flammable: If attacked with a Flaming Attack, all failed To Wound rolls made by the attackers against this model may be re-rolled.
Impact Hits (D6+1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Arrows of Asaph: Units with the Arrows of Asaph special rule never count any bonuses or penalties to hit when shooting, regardless of the source of the modifier.
The Curse (Hero): If a model with the Curse rule is removed from play, then the enemy unit responsible -- by inflicting the final Wound, for example -- will immediately suffer D6 Strength 4 hits (this model was a… Show moreIf a model with the Curse rule is removed from play, then the enemy unit responsible -- by inflicting the final Wound, for example -- will immediately suffer D6 Strength 4 hits (this model was a Hero). These Wounds are distributed as for shooting hits; in close combat, any Wounds inflicted count towards the combat result. If more than one unit is responsible for the destruction of the model with the Curse (it is destroyed by the combat result in a multiple combat due to its Unstable rule, for example), then all guilty units are affected. If the model is killed in a challenge, then only his opponent is cursed, and not the whole enemy unit. Show less
My Will Be Done: Any unit of Undead accompanied by a model with this rule uses the character's unmodified Weapon Skill in place of its own (use the highest Weapon Skill if the unit is joined by several characters… Show moreAny unit of Undead accompanied by a model with this rule uses the character's unmodified Weapon Skill in place of its own (use the highest Weapon Skill if the unit is joined by several characters with this rule). If all characters with the My Will Be Done rule in the unit are killed, the unit immediately reverts to using its own Weapon Skill. This special rule has no effect on mounts or any other characters except Tomb Heralds -- these always use their own Weapon Skill. Show less
Scythan Warriors: If your army contains Tutankhanut you may include units of Scythan Warriors. These follow the unit entry and equipment of Skeleton Horse Archers, but do not have the Arrows of Asaph and Undead… Show moreIf your army contains Tutankhanut you may include units of Scythan Warriors. These follow the unit entry and equipment of Skeleton Horse Archers, but do not have the Arrows of Asaph and Undead special rules -- they instead have the Immunity (Fear) special rule. Scythan Warriors always treat Tutankhanut as the army's General for all purposes. Show less

Hero · Infantry · 130 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Prince Apophas	4	4	4+	4	3	4	1	5	8

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour), Regeneration 4+ (Regeneration)

Rules: Animated Construct, Breath Weapons (Strength 2), Undead, Fear, Fly (10), Regeneration (4+), Strider, Terror, Unstable, Entombed Beneath the Sands, Desert Revenant, Scarab Prince, Soul Reaper

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Hand Weapon

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Breath Weapons (Strength 2): Once per shooting or close combat phase, the model may make a special attack instead of its normal attacks (Shooting phase: flame template; close combat: 2D6 automatic hits on one enemy unit in base… Show moreOnce per shooting or close combat phase, the model may make a special attack instead of its normal attacks (Shooting phase: flame template; close combat: 2D6 automatic hits on one enemy unit in base contact). After first use, roll a D6 before each later use: 4+ it works, 1-3 it cannot be used that round. Not a physical attack; always has Ignores Cover. Show less
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Fly (10): Movement is a swoop/glide equal to the bracketed number instead of the model's normal Movement. Flying units of more than one model have Skirmishers. A unit made entirely of flyers may move/charge on… Show moreMovement is a swoop/glide equal to the bracketed number instead of the model's normal Movement. Flying units of more than one model have Skirmishers. A unit made entirely of flyers may move/charge on the ground normally, or fly instead (flying moves cross units/terrain as open ground, may not end on a unit or in impassable terrain, and use Swiftstride when charging). May march by doubling the flying move. Always moves on the ground when fleeing or pursuing. Show less
Regeneration (4+): Grants a Ward save (bracketed number), cumulative with other sources of Regeneration. Cannot be used against Flaming Attacks, successful Killing Blows, or Wounds from being Unstable.
Strider: Usually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests,… Show moreUsually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests, though normal combat rules for that terrain still apply. Show less
Terror: Terror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test… Show moreTerror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test or be forced to Flee as its charge reaction. A unit wishing to charge a Terror-causing enemy must first pass a Psychology test or may not declare that charge (though it may redirect to another unit). Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Entombed Beneath the Sands: A unit with this ability has the Ambushers special rule, with the following exceptions. When these units enter the battle in the Remaining Moves sub-phase, they do not move onto the board as… Show moreA unit with this ability has the Ambushers special rule, with the following exceptions. When these units enter the battle in the Remaining Moves sub-phase, they do not move onto the board as reinforcements in the normal way. Instead, place a small marker (such as a coin) anywhere on the battlefield, but not in impassable terrain or within 1" of a deployed unit. Roll a scatter dice and an artillery dice. If a Hit! is rolled, the marker stays in place; if an arrow is rolled, move the marker the number of inches shown on the artillery dice in the direction shown. If the marker ends up under a friendly unit, impassable terrain or a building, place it 1" away from the closest edge of the unit/terrain instead. Once the final position is established, place the emerging unit in a legal formation touching the marker, facing any direction. If the marker is under an enemy unit, you may instead place your unit into base contact with the enemy unit in their front arc; your unit counts as charging this turn. If you roll a misfire, or if for any reason some of the models in the unit cannot be placed, the unit does not emerge -- instead, remove the marker and roll a D6 on the Mishap table: 1-2 Reclaimed by the Desert (the entire unit is destroyed and treated as casualties); 3-4 Buried Too Deep (the unit is delayed and does not emerge, but may try again next turn); 5-6 Shifting Sands (the unit enters from any point on a randomly determined board edge, moving on using the rules for reinforcements). If a unit emerges successfully, it may act normally this turn. Only characters that also have the Entombed Beneath the Sands special rule can be deployed within such units. If several units have this rule, repeat the process one unit at a time. Show less
Desert Revenant: Prince Apophas cannot join any units, and he cannot be your army's General. When rolling to enter the table using the Entombed Beneath the Sands special rule, you may re-roll the Artillery dice.
Scarab Prince: Prince Apophas' body is made of a scuttling tide of scarabs that he can vomit over his foes -- Apophas has a Strength 2 Breath Weapon. In addition, if Apophas is ever destroyed (by any means), then… Show morePrince Apophas' body is made of a scuttling tide of scarabs that he can vomit over his foes -- Apophas has a Strength 2 Breath Weapon. In addition, if Apophas is ever destroyed (by any means), then before removing the model all enemy units within 2D6" of him immediately take 2D6 Strength 2 hits, distributed as for shooting. Show less
Soul Reaper: As soon as Prince Apophas is placed on the table, nominate one enemy character on the battlefield -- this is the soul marked by the god of the Underworld that Apophas must claim. Apophas re-rolls any… Show moreAs soon as Prince Apophas is placed on the table, nominate one enemy character on the battlefield -- this is the soul marked by the god of the Underworld that Apophas must claim. Apophas re-rolls any failed To Hit and To Wound rolls against the chosen character. Show less

Hero · Infantry · 165 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
The Herald Nekaph	4	5	4+	4	4	2	3	3	8
Skeletal Steed	8	2	0	3	3	1	2	1	5	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard
Skeleton Chariots	7	0	0	4(5)	4	3	0(1)	0	0	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Impact Hits (D6+1), Unstable, Arrows of Asaph
Skeletal Steeds (Chariot)	0	2	0	3	0	0	2	1	5
Skeleton Charioteers	0	3	5+	3	0	0	2	1	7

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Flammable, Killing Blow, Magical Attacks, Unstable, Tomb Blades, Sworn Bodyguard, Settra's Champion, Herald of Despair

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Blade of Mourning Magic Item

Magic Weapon. If a unit suffers at least one wound from the Blade of Mourning and loses the combat, any negative modifiers to the unit's Leadership for the subsequent Break test are doubled.

Vambraces of the Sun Magic Item

Enchanted Item. All enemy models that attempt to strike Nekaph suffer -1 To Hit in close combat.

Amulet of Neru Magic Item

Enchanted Item. All Talismans, Enchanted Items and Arcane Items belonging to enemy models in base contact with Nekaph cease to function while they are in base contact.

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Flammable: If attacked with a Flaming Attack, all failed To Wound rolls made by the attackers against this model may be re-rolled.
Killing Blow: On a roll of a 6 To Wound, the model automatically slays its opponent regardless of remaining Wounds (no armour or Regeneration saves; Ward saves as normal). Only effective against Infantry, Cavalry… Show moreOn a roll of a 6 To Wound, the model automatically slays its opponent regardless of remaining Wounds (no armour or Regeneration saves; Ward saves as normal). Only effective against Infantry, Cavalry and War Beasts; against Monstrous Infantry/Beasts/Cavalry and Monsters it instead causes 1 Wound that Ignores Armour Saves and Regeneration; no effect on other troop types. Does not trigger if the Wound was already caused automatically. Close combat only unless specified. Show less
Magical Attacks: All attacks from spells and magic items count as magical, as do attacks specifically noted as such, and hits from the Miscast table. Spells themselves are never physical attacks.
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Tomb Blades: Models with this special rule have the Killing Blow and Magical Attacks special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules).
Sworn Bodyguard: If you have any Characters with the My Will Be Done special rule in your army, you must nominate one of them for the Tomb Herald to protect at the start of the game. The same character may not be… Show moreIf you have any Characters with the My Will Be Done special rule in your army, you must nominate one of them for the Tomb Herald to protect at the start of the game. The same character may not be nominated by several Tomb Heralds -- the oath is a sacred one between a master and his chosen champion. Whenever the nominated character suffers a Wound (before saves are taken) and the Tomb Herald is in the same unit as him, roll a D6: on a 1 the Wound is resolved as normal, but on a 2+ the Wound is intercepted and re-allocated to the Tomb Herald. No more than one Wound can be re-allocated to each Tomb Herald in each phase. Wounds in a challenge can't be re-allocated -- it is a duel of honour, and the Tomb Herald may not interfere. Show less
Settra's Champion: If able to, Nekaph must always issue and accept challenges. When fighting in a challenge, Nekaph gains a Ward save (5+), and his Killing Blow will take effect on any To Wound rolls of 5+.
Herald of Despair: Enemy units in base contact with Nekaph roll one additional dice when taking a Leadership test, discarding the lowest result. This has no effect on units with Immunity (Psychology).

Hero · Infantry · 100 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Ramhotep the Visionary	4	3	4+	4	4	2	3	2(3)	7

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour), Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Flammable, Frenzy, Hatred, Unstable, Wrath of the Creator, Stone Shaper, Frantic Fervour, Master Artisan

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Additional Hand Weapon

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Flammable: If attacked with a Flaming Attack, all failed To Wound rolls made by the attackers against this model may be re-rolled.
Frenzy: Grants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces… Show moreGrants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces a charge against the nearest viable enemy). Cannot restrain pursuit. Lost (with its associated rules) if beaten in close combat. Show less
Hatred: A model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial… Show moreA model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial blood-mad hacking, the impetus is considered to be spent -- the rest of the combat is fought normally. Sometimes a model will only Hate a specific foe; where this is the case, the type of foe will be expressed in the special rule. Where an army Hates a certain faction, they have Hatred against all models from that army book. Models with Hatred must also re-roll successful rolls to restrain from pursuit against enemies they have Hatred against. If a unit would gain Hatred in a round of close combat after the first for any reason, treat this as the first round of combat for that purpose. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Wrath of the Creator: The Necrotect confers the Hatred special rule onto his unit. If he leaves the unit, or is slain, the unit immediately loses Hatred.
Stone Shaper: Any friendly unit of Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Cavalry, Monstrous Beasts or Monsters within 12" of one or more models with this special rule gains the Regeneration (6+) special rule.
Frantic Fervour: Ramhotep confers the Frenzy special rule onto the unit he accompanies. While he remains in the unit, the unit can never lose its Frenzy.
Master Artisan: At the start of the game, select a single friendly unit of Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Cavalry, Monstrous Beasts or Monsters. The models in this unit have been restored and embellished by Ramhotep,… Show moreAt the start of the game, select a single friendly unit of Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Cavalry, Monstrous Beasts or Monsters. The models in this unit have been restored and embellished by Ramhotep, and reroll all failed armour saves during the battle. Show less

Hero · Infantry · 90 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Tomb Prince	4	5	4+	4	5	3	3	3	9
Skeletal Steed	8	2	0	3	3	1	2	1	5	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard
Skeleton Chariots	7	0	0	4(5)	4	3	0(1)	0	0	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Impact Hits (D6+1), Unstable, Arrows of Asaph
Skeletal Steeds (Chariot)	0	2	0	3	0	0	2	1	5
Skeleton Charioteers	0	3	5+	3	0	0	2	1	7

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Flammable, Impact Hits (D6+1), Unstable, The Curse (Hero), My Will Be Done

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Could Take Instead

Shield Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Polearm Alternative — not equipped

6 pts

Strength +1 · Two-handed

Great Weapon Alternative — not equipped

6 pts

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Gives +2 Strength in the first round of any close combat it fights, and +1 Strength in every round after that.

Flail Alternative — not equipped

6 pts

Strength +2 · Two-handed

Spear Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Flammable: If attacked with a Flaming Attack, all failed To Wound rolls made by the attackers against this model may be re-rolled.
Impact Hits (D6+1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
The Curse (Hero): If a model with the Curse rule is removed from play, then the enemy unit responsible -- by inflicting the final Wound, for example -- will immediately suffer D6 Strength 4 hits (this model was a… Show moreIf a model with the Curse rule is removed from play, then the enemy unit responsible -- by inflicting the final Wound, for example -- will immediately suffer D6 Strength 4 hits (this model was a Hero). These Wounds are distributed as for shooting hits; in close combat, any Wounds inflicted count towards the combat result. If more than one unit is responsible for the destruction of the model with the Curse (it is destroyed by the combat result in a multiple combat due to its Unstable rule, for example), then all guilty units are affected. If the model is killed in a challenge, then only his opponent is cursed, and not the whole enemy unit. Show less
My Will Be Done: Any unit of Undead accompanied by a model with this rule uses the character's unmodified Weapon Skill in place of its own (use the highest Weapon Skill if the unit is joined by several characters… Show moreAny unit of Undead accompanied by a model with this rule uses the character's unmodified Weapon Skill in place of its own (use the highest Weapon Skill if the unit is joined by several characters with this rule). If all characters with the My Will Be Done rule in the unit are killed, the unit immediately reverts to using its own Weapon Skill. This special rule has no effect on mounts or any other characters except Tomb Heralds -- these always use their own Weapon Skill. Show less

Hero · Infantry · 65 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Liche Priest	4	3	4+	3	3	2	2	1	7
Skeletal Steed	8	2	0	3	3	1	2	1	5	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard
Tomb Barque of Usirian	0	0	0	5	5	5	0	0	0	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (5), Unstable, Hieroglyphs of Protection, Wards of the Gods, Khepra Beetles, Impact Hits (D6)
Skeleton Crew (Tomb Barque)	0	3	4+	3	0	0	2	1	7
Casket of Souls	0	0	0	0	10	0	0	0	0	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Covenant of Power, Unleashed Souls, Light of Death
Keeper of the Casket	4	3	4+	3	3	1	3	1	8
Casket Guard	4	3	4+	4	4	1	3	2	8

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable

Equipment

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less

Magic

Wizard Level 1 (may be upgraded to Level 2 for +35 pts)

May choose from:

Lore of Light — Focus of Will: When attempting to cast a Lore of Light spell, the Wizard may take a Leadership test using their own Leadership value. If passed, add +1 to the casting result; if failed, suffer -1 instead.
Lore of Death — Life Leeching: When a Lore of Death spell resolves, roll a D6 for each unsaved Wound it caused (models removed by the Purple Sun of Xereus each add a number of dice equal to their Wounds characteristic). For each 6… Show moreWhen a Lore of Death spell resolves, roll a D6 for each unsaved Wound it caused (models removed by the Purple Sun of Xereus each add a number of dice equal to their Wounds characteristic). For each 6 rolled, the Wizard immediately adds a dice to their army's power pool. Show less
Lore of Nehekhara — The Restless Dead: Each time a Wizard successfully casts an augment spell from the Lore of Nehekhara at a friendly, Undead unit, the target(s) of the spell immediately recovers D6+1 Wounds' worth of models, as… Show moreEach time a Wizard successfully casts an augment spell from the Lore of Nehekhara at a friendly, Undead unit, the target(s) of the spell immediately recovers D6+1 Wounds' worth of models, as described in the Undead special rule. Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Cavalry, Monstrous Beasts and Monsters can only ever recover a single lost Wound in this way per spell. Show less

Hero · Infantry · 60 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Tomb Herald	4	4	4+	4	4	2	3	3	8
Skeletal Steed	8	2	0	3	3	1	2	1	5	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard
Skeleton Chariots	7	0	0	4(5)	4	3	0(1)	0	0	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Impact Hits (D6+1), Unstable, Arrows of Asaph
Skeletal Steeds (Chariot)	0	2	0	3	0	0	2	1	5
Skeleton Charioteers	0	3	5+	3	0	0	2	1	7

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Flammable, Impact Hits (D6+1), Killing Blow, Magical Attacks, Unstable, Tomb Blades, Sworn Bodyguard

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Could Take Instead

Shield Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Polearm Alternative — not equipped

6 pts

Strength +1 · Two-handed

Great Weapon Alternative — not equipped

6 pts

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Gives +2 Strength in the first round of any close combat it fights, and +1 Strength in every round after that.

Flail Alternative — not equipped

6 pts

Strength +2 · Two-handed

Spear Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Flammable: If attacked with a Flaming Attack, all failed To Wound rolls made by the attackers against this model may be re-rolled.
Impact Hits (D6+1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less
Killing Blow: On a roll of a 6 To Wound, the model automatically slays its opponent regardless of remaining Wounds (no armour or Regeneration saves; Ward saves as normal). Only effective against Infantry, Cavalry… Show moreOn a roll of a 6 To Wound, the model automatically slays its opponent regardless of remaining Wounds (no armour or Regeneration saves; Ward saves as normal). Only effective against Infantry, Cavalry and War Beasts; against Monstrous Infantry/Beasts/Cavalry and Monsters it instead causes 1 Wound that Ignores Armour Saves and Regeneration; no effect on other troop types. Does not trigger if the Wound was already caused automatically. Close combat only unless specified. Show less
Magical Attacks: All attacks from spells and magic items count as magical, as do attacks specifically noted as such, and hits from the Miscast table. Spells themselves are never physical attacks.
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Tomb Blades: Models with this special rule have the Killing Blow and Magical Attacks special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules).
Sworn Bodyguard: If you have any Characters with the My Will Be Done special rule in your army, you must nominate one of them for the Tomb Herald to protect at the start of the game. The same character may not be… Show moreIf you have any Characters with the My Will Be Done special rule in your army, you must nominate one of them for the Tomb Herald to protect at the start of the game. The same character may not be nominated by several Tomb Heralds -- the oath is a sacred one between a master and his chosen champion. Whenever the nominated character suffers a Wound (before saves are taken) and the Tomb Herald is in the same unit as him, roll a D6: on a 1 the Wound is resolved as normal, but on a 2+ the Wound is intercepted and re-allocated to the Tomb Herald. No more than one Wound can be re-allocated to each Tomb Herald in each phase. Wounds in a challenge can't be re-allocated -- it is a duel of honour, and the Tomb Herald may not interfere. Show less

Hero · Infantry · 60 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Necrotect	4	3	4+	4	4	2	3	2(3)	7

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour), Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Flammable, Hatred, Unstable, Wrath of the Creator, Stone Shaper

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Additional Hand Weapon

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Flammable: If attacked with a Flaming Attack, all failed To Wound rolls made by the attackers against this model may be re-rolled.
Hatred: A model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial… Show moreA model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial blood-mad hacking, the impetus is considered to be spent -- the rest of the combat is fought normally. Sometimes a model will only Hate a specific foe; where this is the case, the type of foe will be expressed in the special rule. Where an army Hates a certain faction, they have Hatred against all models from that army book. Models with Hatred must also re-roll successful rolls to restrain from pursuit against enemies they have Hatred against. If a unit would gain Hatred in a round of close combat after the first for any reason, treat this as the first round of combat for that purpose. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Wrath of the Creator: The Necrotect confers the Hatred special rule onto his unit. If he leaves the unit, or is slain, the unit immediately loses Hatred.
Stone Shaper: Any friendly unit of Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Cavalry, Monstrous Beasts or Monsters within 12" of one or more models with this special rule gains the Regeneration (6+) special rule.

Core · Infantry · 4 pts/model · 10+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Skeleton Warriors	4	2	5+	3	3	1	2	1	5
Master of Arms	4	2	5+	3	3	1	2	2	5

Saves: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+5 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 25 pts

Equipment

Shield

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Light Armour Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Spear Alternative — not equipped

0.5 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less

Core · Infantry · 8 pts/model · 10+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Skeleton Archers	4	2	5+	3	3	1	2	1	5
Master of Arrows	4	2	4+	3	3	1	2	1	5

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Arrows of Asaph

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+5 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 25 pts

Equipment

Bow

Range 24" · Strength 3

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Light Armour Alternative — not equipped

0.5 pts

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Arrows of Asaph: Units with the Arrows of Asaph special rule never count any bonuses or penalties to hit when shooting, regardless of the source of the modifier.

Core · Swarm · 35 pts/model · 2+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Tomb Swarms	4	3	0	1	1	8	1	8	2

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Poisoned Attacks, Unstable, Entombed Beneath the Sands, Expendable, Skirmishers, Vanguard

Equipment

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Poisoned Attacks: Gets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or… Show moreGets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or magic weapon attacks. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Entombed Beneath the Sands: A unit with this ability has the Ambushers special rule, with the following exceptions. When these units enter the battle in the Remaining Moves sub-phase, they do not move onto the board as… Show moreA unit with this ability has the Ambushers special rule, with the following exceptions. When these units enter the battle in the Remaining Moves sub-phase, they do not move onto the board as reinforcements in the normal way. Instead, place a small marker (such as a coin) anywhere on the battlefield, but not in impassable terrain or within 1" of a deployed unit. Roll a scatter dice and an artillery dice. If a Hit! is rolled, the marker stays in place; if an arrow is rolled, move the marker the number of inches shown on the artillery dice in the direction shown. If the marker ends up under a friendly unit, impassable terrain or a building, place it 1" away from the closest edge of the unit/terrain instead. Once the final position is established, place the emerging unit in a legal formation touching the marker, facing any direction. If the marker is under an enemy unit, you may instead place your unit into base contact with the enemy unit in their front arc; your unit counts as charging this turn. If you roll a misfire, or if for any reason some of the models in the unit cannot be placed, the unit does not emerge -- instead, remove the marker and roll a D6 on the Mishap table: 1-2 Reclaimed by the Desert (the entire unit is destroyed and treated as casualties); 3-4 Buried Too Deep (the unit is delayed and does not emerge, but may try again next turn); 5-6 Shifting Sands (the unit enters from any point on a randomly determined board edge, moving on using the rules for reinforcements). If a unit emerges successfully, it may act normally this turn. Only characters that also have the Entombed Beneath the Sands special rule can be deployed within such units. If several units have this rule, repeat the process one unit at a time. Show less
Expendable: Models with this rule do not cause Panic to friendly units that are not Expendable themselves. Characters may not join a unit with this rule, unless specified. For every Core unit with this rule in… Show moreModels with this rule do not cause Panic to friendly units that are not Expendable themselves. Characters may not join a unit with this rule, unless specified. For every Core unit with this rule in your army, you are required to include at least one other Core unit without it. Show less
Skirmishers: Deployed in a loose formation (models roughly 1/2" apart) that doesn't block each other's Line of Sight, letting extra ranks fire if the front rank has Line of Sight. Also has the Swiftstride, Light… Show moreDeployed in a loose formation (models roughly 1/2" apart) that doesn't block each other's Line of Sight, letting extra ranks fire if the front rank has Line of Sight. Also has the Swiftstride, Light Troops, Free Reform, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules), plus Vanguard unless it can Fly. A joining character only gains this rule if the same Troop Type. Show less Grants:
Vanguard: After both sides finish deploying (including Scouts) but before rolling for first turn, a unit with this rule may make an immediate move of up to 6" (12" for Cavalry), regardless of Movement (no… Show moreAfter both sides finish deploying (including Scouts) but before rolling for first turn, a unit with this rule may make an immediate move of up to 6" (12" for Cavalry), regardless of Movement (no marching), but not to within 12" of the enemy. Doesn't count as having moved for first-turn shooting purposes. A unit cannot make its Vanguard move if a joined character lacks Vanguard and isn't on foot. Units that made a Vanguard move cannot charge in the first turn (including in the Magic phase) if their army goes first. Show less

Core · Cavalry · 12 pts/model · 5+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Skeleton Horsemen	4	3	5+	3(4)	3	1	2(3)	1	5
Master of Horse	4	3	5+	3(4)	3	1	2(3)	2	5
Skeletal Steed	8	2	0	3	3	1	2	1	5	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard

Saves: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fast Cavalry, Fear, Unstable, Impact Hits (1)

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+5 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 25 pts

Equipment

Shield

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Spear

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Could Take Instead

Light Armour Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fast Cavalry: Automatically has the Vanguard and Swiftstride special rules, and also has the Free Reform, Fire & Flee, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules). A joining character only… Show moreAutomatically has the Vanguard and Swiftstride special rules, and also has the Free Reform, Fire & Flee, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules). A joining character only gains this rule if the same Troop Type. A unit with a close combat armour save better than 5+ or barding cannot use this rule. Show less Grants:
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Impact Hits (1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less

Core · Cavalry · 13 pts/model · 5+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Skeleton Horse Archers	4	2	5+	3	3	1	2	1	5
Master of Scouts	4	2	4+	3	3	1	2	1	5
Skeletal Steed	8	2	0	3	3	1	2	1	5	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fast Cavalry, Fear, Unstable, Arrows of Asaph, Impact Hits (1)

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+5 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 25 pts

Equipment

Bow

Range 24" · Strength 3

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Hand Weapon

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fast Cavalry: Automatically has the Vanguard and Swiftstride special rules, and also has the Free Reform, Fire & Flee, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules). A joining character only… Show moreAutomatically has the Vanguard and Swiftstride special rules, and also has the Free Reform, Fire & Flee, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules). A joining character only gains this rule if the same Troop Type. A unit with a close combat armour save better than 5+ or barding cannot use this rule. Show less Grants:
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Arrows of Asaph: Units with the Arrows of Asaph special rule never count any bonuses or penalties to hit when shooting, regardless of the source of the modifier.
Impact Hits (1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less

Core · Chariot · 48 pts/model · 3+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Skeleton Chariots	7	0	0	4(5)	4	3	0(1)	0	0
Master of Chariots	7	0	0	4(5)	4	3	0(1)	0	0
Skeletal Steeds (Chariot)	0	2	0	3	0	0	2	1	5
Skeleton Charioteers	0	3	5+	3	0	0	2	1	7

Saves: Armour 5+ (Skeleton Chariots, Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Impact Hits (D6+1), Unstable, Arrows of Asaph

Optional Companion Units

Skeletal Steeds (Chariot) Free

Rules: Expendable, Swiftstride, Skirmishers, Vanguard

Skeleton Charioteers Free

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+5 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 50 pts

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Spear

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Shortbow

Range 18" · Strength 3

18" Strength 3, Multiple Shots (2) only applies in turns the model has not moved. Cannot be used as a charge reaction. All ranks can fire.

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Javelins

Range 12"

Rules:

Armour Piercing — Wounds caused by a model (or weapon) with this rule inflict a further negative armour save modifier, in addition to that for Strength, equal to the bracketed number. Unless specified, only applies to… Show moreWounds caused by a model (or weapon) with this rule inflict a further negative armour save modifier, in addition to that for Strength, equal to the bracketed number. Unless specified, only applies to close combat attacks. Cumulative with other sources of Armour Piercing. Show less
Quick to Fire — The weapon does not suffer -1 To Hit for moving and shooting, and can always Stand and Shoot against a charge even if normally too close to react. May also be used once per turn as a charge reaction… Show moreThe weapon does not suffer -1 To Hit for moving and shooting, and can always Stand and Shoot against a charge even if normally too close to react. May also be used once per turn as a charge reaction is declared, before units move (fires at maximum range if the charge started outside weapon range, at -1 To Hit in that case). Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Impact Hits (D6+1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Arrows of Asaph: Units with the Arrows of Asaph special rule never count any bonuses or penalties to hit when shooting, regardless of the source of the modifier.

Core · Cavalry · 13 pts/model · 5+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Scythan Warriors	4	2	5+	3	3	1	2	1	5
Champion	4	2	4+	3	3	1	2	1	5
Skeletal Steed	8	2	0	3	3	1	2	1	5	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard

Rules: Fast Cavalry, Immunity (Fear), Scythan Warriors, Impact Hits (1)

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+5 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 25 pts

Equipment

Bow

Range 24" · Strength 3

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Hand Weapon

Special Rules

Fast Cavalry: Automatically has the Vanguard and Swiftstride special rules, and also has the Free Reform, Fire & Flee, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules). A joining character only… Show moreAutomatically has the Vanguard and Swiftstride special rules, and also has the Free Reform, Fire & Flee, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules). A joining character only gains this rule if the same Troop Type. A unit with a close combat armour save better than 5+ or barding cannot use this rule. Show less Grants:
Immunity (Fear): The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Scythan Warriors: If your army contains Tutankhanut you may include units of Scythan Warriors. These follow the unit entry and equipment of Skeleton Horse Archers, but do not have the Arrows of Asaph and Undead… Show moreIf your army contains Tutankhanut you may include units of Scythan Warriors. These follow the unit entry and equipment of Skeleton Horse Archers, but do not have the Arrows of Asaph and Undead special rules -- they instead have the Immunity (Fear) special rule. Scythan Warriors always treat Tutankhanut as the army's General for all purposes. Show less
Impact Hits (1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less

Special · Infantry · 10 pts/model · 10+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Tomb Guard	4	3	4+	4	4	1	3	1	8
Tomb Captain	4	3	4+	4	4	1	3	2	8

Saves: Armour 5+ (Light Armour, Shield), Missile 5+ (Light Armour, Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Killing Blow, Magical Attacks, Unstable, Tomb Blades

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+5 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 50 pts

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Shield

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Polearm Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

Strength +1 · Two-handed

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Killing Blow: On a roll of a 6 To Wound, the model automatically slays its opponent regardless of remaining Wounds (no armour or Regeneration saves; Ward saves as normal). Only effective against Infantry, Cavalry… Show moreOn a roll of a 6 To Wound, the model automatically slays its opponent regardless of remaining Wounds (no armour or Regeneration saves; Ward saves as normal). Only effective against Infantry, Cavalry and War Beasts; against Monstrous Infantry/Beasts/Cavalry and Monsters it instead causes 1 Wound that Ignores Armour Saves and Regeneration; no effect on other troop types. Does not trigger if the Wound was already caused automatically. Close combat only unless specified. Show less
Magical Attacks: All attacks from spells and magic items count as magical, as do attacks specifically noted as such, and hits from the Miscast table. Spells themselves are never physical attacks.
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Tomb Blades: Models with this special rule have the Killing Blow and Magical Attacks special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules).

Special · Monstrous Cavalry · 50 pts/model · 3+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Necropolis Knights	4	4	4+	4(5)	4	1	3(4)	2	8
Necropolis Captain	4	4	4+	4(5)	4	1	3(4)	3	8
Necroserpent	7	3	0	5	4	3	3	3	8	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Poisoned Attacks, Unstable

Saves: Armour 4+ (Light Armour, Natural Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Killing Blow, Magical Attacks, Natural Armour (5+), Unstable, Tomb Blades, Impact Hits (1)

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+5 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 50 pts

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Spear

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Could Take Instead

Shield Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Killing Blow: On a roll of a 6 To Wound, the model automatically slays its opponent regardless of remaining Wounds (no armour or Regeneration saves; Ward saves as normal). Only effective against Infantry, Cavalry… Show moreOn a roll of a 6 To Wound, the model automatically slays its opponent regardless of remaining Wounds (no armour or Regeneration saves; Ward saves as normal). Only effective against Infantry, Cavalry and War Beasts; against Monstrous Infantry/Beasts/Cavalry and Monsters it instead causes 1 Wound that Ignores Armour Saves and Regeneration; no effect on other troop types. Does not trigger if the Wound was already caused automatically. Close combat only unless specified. Show less
Magical Attacks: All attacks from spells and magic items count as magical, as do attacks specifically noted as such, and hits from the Miscast table. Spells themselves are never physical attacks.
Natural Armour (5+): Grants an armour save (bracketed number), representing tough or scaly hide. Combines with other armour, including other sources of Natural Armour, as normal.
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Tomb Blades: Models with this special rule have the Killing Blow and Magical Attacks special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules).
Impact Hits (1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less

Special · Monstrous Beast · 48 pts/model · 3+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Sepulchral Stalkers	7	3	4+	4(5)	4	3	3	3	8

Saves: Armour 5+ (Medium Armour), Missile 5+ (Medium Armour)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Entombed Beneath the Sands, Transmogrifying Gaze

Equipment

Medium Armour

Grants: Armour 5+ (Medium Armour), Missile 5+ (Medium Armour)

Polearm

Strength +1 · Two-handed

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Entombed Beneath the Sands: A unit with this ability has the Ambushers special rule, with the following exceptions. When these units enter the battle in the Remaining Moves sub-phase, they do not move onto the board as… Show moreA unit with this ability has the Ambushers special rule, with the following exceptions. When these units enter the battle in the Remaining Moves sub-phase, they do not move onto the board as reinforcements in the normal way. Instead, place a small marker (such as a coin) anywhere on the battlefield, but not in impassable terrain or within 1" of a deployed unit. Roll a scatter dice and an artillery dice. If a Hit! is rolled, the marker stays in place; if an arrow is rolled, move the marker the number of inches shown on the artillery dice in the direction shown. If the marker ends up under a friendly unit, impassable terrain or a building, place it 1" away from the closest edge of the unit/terrain instead. Once the final position is established, place the emerging unit in a legal formation touching the marker, facing any direction. If the marker is under an enemy unit, you may instead place your unit into base contact with the enemy unit in their front arc; your unit counts as charging this turn. If you roll a misfire, or if for any reason some of the models in the unit cannot be placed, the unit does not emerge -- instead, remove the marker and roll a D6 on the Mishap table: 1-2 Reclaimed by the Desert (the entire unit is destroyed and treated as casualties); 3-4 Buried Too Deep (the unit is delayed and does not emerge, but may try again next turn); 5-6 Shifting Sands (the unit enters from any point on a randomly determined board edge, moving on using the rules for reinforcements). If a unit emerges successfully, it may act normally this turn. Only characters that also have the Entombed Beneath the Sands special rule can be deployed within such units. If several units have this rule, repeat the process one unit at a time. Show less
Transmogrifying Gaze: When rolling To Wound, substitute the target's Toughness with its Initiative value. This attack does not suffer any To Hit penalties. This is a shooting attack with the following profile -- Range:… Show moreWhen rolling To Wound, substitute the target's Toughness with its Initiative value. This attack does not suffer any To Hit penalties. This is a shooting attack with the following profile -- Range: 12", Strength: 4, Rules: Ignores Armour saves, Killing Blow, Magical Attacks, Multiple Shots (3). Show less

Special · Monstrous Beast · 85 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Tomb Scorpions	7	4	0	5	5	4	3	4	8

Saves: Magic Resistance (1) (Magic Resistance), Armour 5+ (Natural Armour)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Killing Blow, Magic Resistance (1), Natural Armour (5+), Poisoned Attacks, Unstable, Entombed Beneath the Sands

Equipment

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Killing Blow: On a roll of a 6 To Wound, the model automatically slays its opponent regardless of remaining Wounds (no armour or Regeneration saves; Ward saves as normal). Only effective against Infantry, Cavalry… Show moreOn a roll of a 6 To Wound, the model automatically slays its opponent regardless of remaining Wounds (no armour or Regeneration saves; Ward saves as normal). Only effective against Infantry, Cavalry and War Beasts; against Monstrous Infantry/Beasts/Cavalry and Monsters it instead causes 1 Wound that Ignores Armour Saves and Regeneration; no effect on other troop types. Does not trigger if the Wound was already caused automatically. Close combat only unless specified. Show less
Magic Resistance (1): Grants a bonus to dispel enemy spells targeting the model directly (not templates placed on it), plus a Ward save against spell damage, based on the bracketed number: (1) = +1 dispel / 6+ Ward, (2) =… Show moreGrants a bonus to dispel enemy spells targeting the model directly (not templates placed on it), plus a Ward save against spell damage, based on the bracketed number: (1) = +1 dispel / 6+ Ward, (2) = +2 / 5+ Ward, (3) = +3 / 4+ Ward. A character with this rule extends it to any unit joined. Multiple sources combine to a maximum of Magic Resistance (3), unless specified. Show less
Natural Armour (5+): Grants an armour save (bracketed number), representing tough or scaly hide. Combines with other armour, including other sources of Natural Armour, as normal.
Poisoned Attacks: Gets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or… Show moreGets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or magic weapon attacks. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Entombed Beneath the Sands: A unit with this ability has the Ambushers special rule, with the following exceptions. When these units enter the battle in the Remaining Moves sub-phase, they do not move onto the board as… Show moreA unit with this ability has the Ambushers special rule, with the following exceptions. When these units enter the battle in the Remaining Moves sub-phase, they do not move onto the board as reinforcements in the normal way. Instead, place a small marker (such as a coin) anywhere on the battlefield, but not in impassable terrain or within 1" of a deployed unit. Roll a scatter dice and an artillery dice. If a Hit! is rolled, the marker stays in place; if an arrow is rolled, move the marker the number of inches shown on the artillery dice in the direction shown. If the marker ends up under a friendly unit, impassable terrain or a building, place it 1" away from the closest edge of the unit/terrain instead. Once the final position is established, place the emerging unit in a legal formation touching the marker, facing any direction. If the marker is under an enemy unit, you may instead place your unit into base contact with the enemy unit in their front arc; your unit counts as charging this turn. If you roll a misfire, or if for any reason some of the models in the unit cannot be placed, the unit does not emerge -- instead, remove the marker and roll a D6 on the Mishap table: 1-2 Reclaimed by the Desert (the entire unit is destroyed and treated as casualties); 3-4 Buried Too Deep (the unit is delayed and does not emerge, but may try again next turn); 5-6 Shifting Sands (the unit enters from any point on a randomly determined board edge, moving on using the rules for reinforcements). If a unit emerges successfully, it may act normally this turn. Only characters that also have the Entombed Beneath the Sands special rule can be deployed within such units. If several units have this rule, repeat the process one unit at a time. Show less

Special · Monstrous Infantry · 42 pts/model · 3+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Ushabti	5	4	5+	4	5	3	3	3(4)	8
Ushabti Ancient	5	4	5+	4	5	3	3	4(5)	8

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour), Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Arrows of Asaph

Command: Champion (+10 pts)

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Additional Hand Weapon

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Could Take Instead

Polearm Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

Strength +1 · Two-handed

Great Weapon Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Gives +2 Strength in the first round of any close combat it fights, and +1 Strength in every round after that.

Great Bow Alternative — not equipped

Range 30" · Strength 5

Longbow. Shots from great bows are resolved at Strength 5. Replaces one hand weapon, free.

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Arrows of Asaph: Units with the Arrows of Asaph special rule never count any bonuses or penalties to hit when shooting, regardless of the source of the modifier.

Special · War Beast · 20 pts/model · 3+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Carrion	2	3	0	4	4	2	3	2	4

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (9), Scouts, Unstable, Expendable, Swiftstride, Skirmishers

Equipment

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Fly (9): Movement is a swoop/glide equal to the bracketed number instead of the model's normal Movement. Flying units of more than one model have Skirmishers. A unit made entirely of flyers may move/charge on… Show moreMovement is a swoop/glide equal to the bracketed number instead of the model's normal Movement. Flying units of more than one model have Skirmishers. A unit made entirely of flyers may move/charge on the ground normally, or fly instead (flying moves cross units/terrain as open ground, may not end on a unit or in impassable terrain, and use Swiftstride when charging). May march by doubling the flying move. Always moves on the ground when fleeing or pursuing. Show less
Scouts: Before deployment, a unit with this rule may choose not to deploy at the start of the battle. Scouts deploy after all other non-Scout units, either in the normal deployment zone or anywhere more than… Show moreBefore deployment, a unit with this rule may choose not to deploy at the start of the battle. Scouts deploy after all other non-Scout units, either in the normal deployment zone or anywhere more than 12" from the enemy; the latter forfeits charging in the first turn if their side goes first. A joining character must also have Scouts. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Expendable: Models with this rule do not cause Panic to friendly units that are not Expendable themselves. Characters may not join a unit with this rule, unless specified. For every Core unit with this rule in… Show moreModels with this rule do not cause Panic to friendly units that are not Expendable themselves. Characters may not join a unit with this rule, unless specified. For every Core unit with this rule in your army, you are required to include at least one other Core unit without it. Show less
Swiftstride: When charging, a unit entirely made of Movement 7+ models with this rule rolls 3D6 and discards the lowest, adding the result to Movement; Movement 6 or lower rolls 2D6 added to Movement. When… Show moreWhen charging, a unit entirely made of Movement 7+ models with this rule rolls 3D6 and discards the lowest, adding the result to Movement; Movement 6 or lower rolls 2D6 added to Movement. When fleeing or pursuing, Movement 7+ rolls 2D6 and adds their Movement value, and Movement 6 or lower rolls 2D6 discarding the lowest and adds their Movement Value. Has no effect on models with Movement lower than 4. Show less
Skirmishers: Deployed in a loose formation (models roughly 1/2" apart) that doesn't block each other's Line of Sight, letting extra ranks fire if the front rank has Line of Sight. Also has the Swiftstride, Light… Show moreDeployed in a loose formation (models roughly 1/2" apart) that doesn't block each other's Line of Sight, letting extra ranks fire if the front rank has Line of Sight. Also has the Swiftstride, Light Troops, Free Reform, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules), plus Vanguard unless it can Fly. A joining character only gains this rule if the same Troop Type. Show less Grants:

Special · War Beast · 22 pts/model · 5+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Bastethi	8	4	0	4	4	2	4	2	6

Rules: Always Strikes First, Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Flammable, Unstable, Vanguard, Necromantic Reservoir, Expendable, Swiftstride, Skirmishers

Equipment

Special Rules

Always Strikes First: Models with this rule always strike first in close combat, regardless of Initiative. If both sides in the fight have it, the higher Initiative strikes first. If a model's Initiative is higher than… Show moreModels with this rule always strike first in close combat, regardless of Initiative. If both sides in the fight have it, the higher Initiative strikes first. If a model's Initiative is higher than its enemy's, it may also re-roll failed To Hit rolls in that combat. Show less
Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Flammable: If attacked with a Flaming Attack, all failed To Wound rolls made by the attackers against this model may be re-rolled.
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Vanguard: After both sides finish deploying (including Scouts) but before rolling for first turn, a unit with this rule may make an immediate move of up to 6" (12" for Cavalry), regardless of Movement (no… Show moreAfter both sides finish deploying (including Scouts) but before rolling for first turn, a unit with this rule may make an immediate move of up to 6" (12" for Cavalry), regardless of Movement (no marching), but not to within 12" of the enemy. Doesn't count as having moved for first-turn shooting purposes. A unit cannot make its Vanguard move if a joined character lacks Vanguard and isn't on foot. Units that made a Vanguard move cannot charge in the first turn (including in the Magic phase) if their army goes first. Show less
Necromantic Reservoir: A unit of Bastethi is considered to be a Level 2 Wizard that knows the spells Djaf's Incantation of Cursed Blades and Ptra's Incantation of Righteous Smiting from the Lore of Nehekhara -- this… Show moreA unit of Bastethi is considered to be a Level 2 Wizard that knows the spells Djaf's Incantation of Cursed Blades and Ptra's Incantation of Righteous Smiting from the Lore of Nehekhara -- this doesn't stop other Wizards from knowing those same spells. The unit receives an additional +1 to cast for each rank of 5 or more models in the unit, after the first, to a maximum of +3. Each time the unit casts a spell, you must nominate one Bastethi as the caster for the purposes of line of sight, range, etc. If a Bastethi unit rolls a miscast, do not roll on the Miscast table -- instead, the unit suffers D3 Wounds which Ignores Armour saves. If the unit is targeted by a rule that affects a Wizard, your opponent must choose one Bastethi as the target. Show less
Expendable: Models with this rule do not cause Panic to friendly units that are not Expendable themselves. Characters may not join a unit with this rule, unless specified. For every Core unit with this rule in… Show moreModels with this rule do not cause Panic to friendly units that are not Expendable themselves. Characters may not join a unit with this rule, unless specified. For every Core unit with this rule in your army, you are required to include at least one other Core unit without it. Show less
Swiftstride: When charging, a unit entirely made of Movement 7+ models with this rule rolls 3D6 and discards the lowest, adding the result to Movement; Movement 6 or lower rolls 2D6 added to Movement. When… Show moreWhen charging, a unit entirely made of Movement 7+ models with this rule rolls 3D6 and discards the lowest, adding the result to Movement; Movement 6 or lower rolls 2D6 added to Movement. When fleeing or pursuing, Movement 7+ rolls 2D6 and adds their Movement value, and Movement 6 or lower rolls 2D6 discarding the lowest and adds their Movement Value. Has no effect on models with Movement lower than 4. Show less
Skirmishers: Deployed in a loose formation (models roughly 1/2" apart) that doesn't block each other's Line of Sight, letting extra ranks fire if the front rank has Line of Sight. Also has the Swiftstride, Light… Show moreDeployed in a loose formation (models roughly 1/2" apart) that doesn't block each other's Line of Sight, letting extra ranks fire if the front rank has Line of Sight. Also has the Swiftstride, Light Troops, Free Reform, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules), plus Vanguard unless it can Fly. A joining character only gains this rule if the same Troop Type. Show less Grants:

Magic

Wizard Level 2

Djaf's Incantation of Cursed Blades (Lore of Nehekhara) (Cast 7+) — Augment spell with a range of 24". The target unit's close combat Attacks gain the Killing Blow special rule until the start of your next Magic phase. If the target unit's Attacks already have the… Show moreAugment spell with a range of 24". The target unit's close combat Attacks gain the Killing Blow special rule until the start of your next Magic phase. If the target unit's Attacks already have the Killing Blow or Heroic Killing Blow special rules, these will take effect on any To Wound rolls of a 5 or 6 whilst this spell is in play. The Wizard can instead choose to have this spell target all friendly Undead units within 12". If they do so, the casting value is increased to 14+. Show less
Ptra's Incantation of Righteous Smiting (Lore of Nehekhara) (Cast 9+) — Augment spell with a range of 24". All models in the target unit gain +1 Attack (including mounts) and the Multiple Shots (2) special rule (excluding war machines) until the start of the caster's… Show moreAugment spell with a range of 24". All models in the target unit gain +1 Attack (including mounts) and the Multiple Shots (2) special rule (excluding war machines) until the start of the caster's next Magic phase. If they already have the Multiple Shots special rule, they may instead fire an additional shot. The Wizard can instead choose to have this spell target all friendly Undead units within 12". If they do so, the casting value is increased to 18+. Show less

Special · Monstrous Beast · 52 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Ammut	7	4	0	5	5	3	2	3	8

Saves: Armour 6+ (Natural Armour)

Rules: Killing Blow, Magical Attacks, Natural Armour (6+), Scouts, Unstable, Feast of Souls, Hunter of the Evil and Wicked, Fear

Equipment

Special Rules

Killing Blow: On a roll of a 6 To Wound, the model automatically slays its opponent regardless of remaining Wounds (no armour or Regeneration saves; Ward saves as normal). Only effective against Infantry, Cavalry… Show moreOn a roll of a 6 To Wound, the model automatically slays its opponent regardless of remaining Wounds (no armour or Regeneration saves; Ward saves as normal). Only effective against Infantry, Cavalry and War Beasts; against Monstrous Infantry/Beasts/Cavalry and Monsters it instead causes 1 Wound that Ignores Armour Saves and Regeneration; no effect on other troop types. Does not trigger if the Wound was already caused automatically. Close combat only unless specified. Show less
Magical Attacks: All attacks from spells and magic items count as magical, as do attacks specifically noted as such, and hits from the Miscast table. Spells themselves are never physical attacks.
Natural Armour (6+): Grants an armour save (bracketed number), representing tough or scaly hide. Combines with other armour, including other sources of Natural Armour, as normal.
Scouts: Before deployment, a unit with this rule may choose not to deploy at the start of the battle. Scouts deploy after all other non-Scout units, either in the normal deployment zone or anywhere more than… Show moreBefore deployment, a unit with this rule may choose not to deploy at the start of the battle. Scouts deploy after all other non-Scout units, either in the normal deployment zone or anywhere more than 12" from the enemy; the latter forfeits charging in the first turn if their side goes first. A joining character must also have Scouts. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Feast of Souls: When the Ammut causes a successful Killing Blow, it regains one Wound lost earlier in the battle.
Hunter of the Evil and Wicked: The Ammut may re-roll failed To Wound rolls against models from the Forces of Destruction.
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less

Special · War Machine · 100 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Screaming Skull Catapult	0	0	0	0	7	0	0	0	0
Skeleton Crew	4	2	5+	3	3	1	2	1	5

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Screaming Skulls

Optional Companion Units

Skeleton Crew Free

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable

Equipment

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Screaming Skulls: All shooting attacks made by a Screaming Skull Catapult are magical and have the Flaming Attacks special rule. In addition, any unit that suffers one or more casualties from a shooting attack by a… Show moreAll shooting attacks made by a Screaming Skull Catapult are magical and have the Flaming Attacks special rule. In addition, any unit that suffers one or more casualties from a shooting attack by a Screaming Skull Catapult must take a Panic test as if it had taken 25% casualties. Show less Grants:

Special · War Machine · 35 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Bone Thrower	0	0	0	0	7	0	0	0	0
Skeleton Crew	4	2	5+	3	3	1	2	1	5

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Arrows of Asaph

Optional Companion Units

Skeleton Crew Free

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable

Equipment

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Arrows of Asaph: Units with the Arrows of Asaph special rule never count any bonuses or penalties to hit when shooting, regardless of the source of the modifier.

Rare · Monster · 250 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Necrosphinx	6	4	0	5	8	6	1	5(6)	8

Saves: Armour 5+ (Medium Armour), Missile 5+ (Medium Armour), Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (7), Killing Blow, Unstable, Decapitating Strike, Stomp, Terror

Equipment

Medium Armour

Grants: Armour 5+ (Medium Armour), Missile 5+ (Medium Armour)

Additional Hand Weapon

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Fly (7): Movement is a swoop/glide equal to the bracketed number instead of the model's normal Movement. Flying units of more than one model have Skirmishers. A unit made entirely of flyers may move/charge on… Show moreMovement is a swoop/glide equal to the bracketed number instead of the model's normal Movement. Flying units of more than one model have Skirmishers. A unit made entirely of flyers may move/charge on the ground normally, or fly instead (flying moves cross units/terrain as open ground, may not end on a unit or in impassable terrain, and use Swiftstride when charging). May march by doubling the flying move. Always moves on the ground when fleeing or pursuing. Show less
Killing Blow: On a roll of a 6 To Wound, the model automatically slays its opponent regardless of remaining Wounds (no armour or Regeneration saves; Ward saves as normal). Only effective against Infantry, Cavalry… Show moreOn a roll of a 6 To Wound, the model automatically slays its opponent regardless of remaining Wounds (no armour or Regeneration saves; Ward saves as normal). Only effective against Infantry, Cavalry and War Beasts; against Monstrous Infantry/Beasts/Cavalry and Monsters it instead causes 1 Wound that Ignores Armour Saves and Regeneration; no effect on other troop types. Does not trigger if the Wound was already caused automatically. Close combat only unless specified. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Decapitating Strike: Before rolling To Hit, nominate one of the Necrosphinx's Attacks to be made with the Decapitating Strike ability, and roll it separately. This special Attack strikes at Strength 10 and has the Heroic… Show moreBefore rolling To Hit, nominate one of the Necrosphinx's Attacks to be made with the Decapitating Strike ability, and roll it separately. This special Attack strikes at Strength 10 and has the Heroic Killing Blow special rule. Show less
Stomp: In addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against… Show moreIn addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against one enemy Infantry/War Beast/Swarm unit in base contact. Other special rules don't apply to Stomps unless specified. Show less
Terror: Terror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test… Show moreTerror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test or be forced to Flee as its charge reaction. A unit wishing to charge a Terror-causing enemy must first pass a Psychology test or may not declare that charge (though it may redirect to another unit). Show less

Rare · Monster · 200 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Necrolith Colossus	6	3	5+	6	7	6	1	4	8

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Arrows of Asaph, Unstoppable Assault, Stomp, Terror

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Great Weapon Alternative — not equipped

10 pts

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Gives +2 Strength in the first round of any close combat it fights, and +1 Strength in every round after that.

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

5 pts

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Bow of the Desert Alternative — not equipped

20 pts

Range 48" · Strength 6

Fires like a Bolt Thrower. Range: 48", Strength: 6, Rules: Multiple Wounds (D3).

Rules:

Multiple Wounds (D3) — Each unsaved Wound (after armour/ward saves, before Regeneration) is multiplied into more than one Wound by the bracketed amount (which may be a dice roll, rolled separately per unsaved Wound).… Show moreEach unsaved Wound (after armour/ward saves, before Regeneration) is multiplied into more than one Wound by the bracketed amount (which may be a dice roll, rolled separately per unsaved Wound). Unless specified, only applies to close combat attacks. Show less

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Arrows of Asaph: Units with the Arrows of Asaph special rule never count any bonuses or penalties to hit when shooting, regardless of the source of the modifier.
Unstoppable Assault: In the turn in which a Necrolith Colossus charges, every unsaved Wound that it inflicts in close combat immediately allows it to make an additional Attack, up to a maximum of +5 Attacks. These… Show moreIn the turn in which a Necrolith Colossus charges, every unsaved Wound that it inflicts in close combat immediately allows it to make an additional Attack, up to a maximum of +5 Attacks. These additional Attacks also benefit from Unstoppable Assault, but Stomps do not. Show less
Stomp: In addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against… Show moreIn addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against one enemy Infantry/War Beast/Swarm unit in base contact. Other special rules don't apply to Stomps unless specified. Show less
Terror: Terror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test… Show moreTerror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test or be forced to Flee as its charge reaction. A unit wishing to charge a Terror-causing enemy must first pass a Psychology test or may not declare that charge (though it may redirect to another unit). Show less

Rare · Monster · 205 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Hierotitan	6	3	5+	6	7	6	1	3	8

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Spirit Conduit, Stomp, Terror

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Icon of Ptra Magic Item

(power level 3). An Icon of Ptra contains the spell Shem's Burning Gaze (see the Lore of Light).

Bound Spell: Shem's Burning Gaze (Power Level 3, Cast 5+) — Signature Spell. Magic missile, range 24", D6 Strength 4 hits (Flaming Attacks), increased to 2D6 against models with Daemonic, Undead or Vampiric. May instead extend range to 48" and increase… Show more

Scales of Usirian Magic Item

(power level 4). The Scales of Usirian contain the spell Spirit Leech (see the Lore of Death).

Bound Spell: Spirit Leech (Power Level 4, Cast 7+) — Signature Spell. Direct damage, range 12", targets a single enemy model (even a character in a unit). Both caster and target roll a D6 and add their Leadership; for every point the caster wins by,… Show moreSignature Spell. Direct damage, range 12", targets a single enemy model (even a character in a unit). Both caster and target roll a D6 and add their Leadership; for every point the caster wins by, the target suffers a Wound which Ignores Armour Saves. May instead extend range to 24", increasing the casting value to 10+. Show less

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Spirit Conduit: While a friendly Undead Wizard is within 12" of one or more Hierotitans, that Wizard adds +D3 to the casting result of each spell he attempts to cast (roll for the bonus each time).
Stomp: In addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against… Show moreIn addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against one enemy Infantry/War Beast/Swarm unit in base contact. Other special rules don't apply to Stomps unless specified. Show less
Terror: Terror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test… Show moreTerror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test or be forced to Flee as its charge reaction. A unit wishing to charge a Terror-causing enemy must first pass a Psychology test or may not declare that charge (though it may redirect to another unit). Show less

Rare · Monster · 320 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Khemric Titan	8	2	5+	6	8	10	1	0	8

Saves: Armour 5+ (Natural Armour)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (7), Natural Armour (5+), Unstable, Shrine of Eternities, Curse of the Fallen, Khemric Titan Special Attacks, Stomp, Terror

Equipment

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Undead: All units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march… Show moreAll units with the Undead special rule also have the Animated Construct, Fear and Unstable special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). However, they may make march moves if they are joined by a character with the My Will Be Done or Sworn Bodyguard special rule, or if they are within 12" of the army's General. Some magic spells and items can restore lost Wounds and even resurrect fallen warriors in an Undead unit. Wounds regained in this way follow a strict order: first the musician is resurrected, then the standard bearer (displacing rank-and-file models as required), then rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds (including command figures) are healed to their starting value, and finally any remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models -- in the case of multiple-Wound rank-and-file models, the first resurrected model must be fully healed before another can be resurrected. Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least a full rank -- additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. Raised models may never displace enemy units; if there is not enough room, any excess models are wasted. Similarly, if you do not have enough models of the appropriate type, place as many as you can -- the rest are wasted. A unit cannot be taken beyond its starting size unless specified, and no single model can ever exceed its starting Wounds value. Unless specifically stated otherwise, spells and magic items that restore lost Wounds cannot heal characters -- if a character has joined a unit, only the unit will recover lost Wounds. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Fly (7): Movement is a swoop/glide equal to the bracketed number instead of the model's normal Movement. Flying units of more than one model have Skirmishers. A unit made entirely of flyers may move/charge on… Show moreMovement is a swoop/glide equal to the bracketed number instead of the model's normal Movement. Flying units of more than one model have Skirmishers. A unit made entirely of flyers may move/charge on the ground normally, or fly instead (flying moves cross units/terrain as open ground, may not end on a unit or in impassable terrain, and use Swiftstride when charging). May march by doubling the flying move. Always moves on the ground when fleeing or pursuing. Show less
Natural Armour (5+): Grants an armour save (bracketed number), representing tough or scaly hide. Combines with other armour, including other sources of Natural Armour, as normal.
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Shrine of Eternities: Once per magic phase the Khemric Titan can unleash a Bound spell -- one of the following may be chosen: The Gaze of Dust (Bound Spell, power level 5), Wrath of the Sands (Bound Spell, power level 3)… Show moreOnce per magic phase the Khemric Titan can unleash a Bound spell -- one of the following may be chosen: The Gaze of Dust (Bound Spell, power level 5), Wrath of the Sands (Bound Spell, power level 3) or Reawakening of Ancient Might (Bound Spell, power level 3). Show less
Curse of the Fallen: If the Khemric Titan is slain by any means, all enemy units within 6" suffer D6 Strength 6 hits.
Khemric Titan Special Attacks: In order to determine what happens, each Close Combat phase that the Khemric Titan is in combat, pick a single unit in base contact and roll a D6: 1-2 Reaping Blades (the Khemric Titan inflicts D6… Show moreIn order to determine what happens, each Close Combat phase that the Khemric Titan is in combat, pick a single unit in base contact and roll a D6: 1-2 Reaping Blades (the Khemric Titan inflicts D6 Strength 6 hits on the enemy unit); 3 Flesh-eating Scarabs (3D6 Strength 2 hits); 4 Breath of Night (the Khemric Titan does not attack, but instead automatically wins the combat with a combat resolution of 2, unless this would be higher from other sources); 5 Devouring Jaws (a Strength 6 hit with the Heroic Killing Blow special rule on all enemy models in base contact); 6 Soul Slaying Hunger (2D6 hits on the enemy unit -- roll a D6 for each hit, on a 5+ it inflicts a Wound with no armour saves allowed and the Multiple Wounds (D3) special rule; this is a Magical Attack). This replaces the Khemric Titan's own Attacks characteristic entirely, which is why it is printed as "*". Show less
Stomp: In addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against… Show moreIn addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against one enemy Infantry/War Beast/Swarm unit in base contact. Other special rules don't apply to Stomps unless specified. Show less
Terror: Terror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test… Show moreTerror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test or be forced to Flee as its charge reaction. A unit wishing to charge a Terror-causing enemy must first pass a Psychology test or may not declare that charge (though it may redirect to another unit). Show less

Tomb Kings

Settra the Imperishable

High Queen Khalida Neferher

Arkhan the Black

Grand Hierophant Khatep

King Phar

Amanhotep the Intolerant

Sehenesmet

Prince Tutankhanut

Prince Apophas

The Herald Nekaph

Ramhotep the Visionary

Tomb King

Liche High Priest

Tomb Prince

Liche Priest

Tomb Herald

Necrotect

Skeleton Warriors

Skeleton Archers

Tomb Swarms

Skeleton Horsemen

Skeleton Horse Archers

Skeleton Chariots

Scythan Warriors

Tomb Barque of Usirian

Tomb Guard

Necropolis Knights

Sepulchral Stalkers

Tomb Scorpions

Ushabti

Carrion

Bastethi

Ammut

Screaming Skull Catapult

Bone Thrower

Khemrian Warsphinx

Casket of Souls

Necrosphinx

Necrolith Colossus

Hierotitan

Khemric Titan