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Vlad von Carstein	6	7	2+	5	5	3	7	5	10

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Mannfred von Carstein	6	7	2+	5	5	3	7	4	10

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Neferata	6	7	2+	5	5	3	9	5	10

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Melkhior the Ancient	6	6	4+	5	5	3	6	3	9

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Zacharias the Everliving	6	6	4+	5	5	3	6	3	9

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Walach Harkon	6	9	4+	5	5	3	7	5	10

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The Red Duke	6	8	4+	5	5	3	7	5	10

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Gashnag	6	7	4+	5	5	3	7	5	9

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Heinrich Kemmler	4	4	4+	4	4	3	4	1	8

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Dieter Helsnicht	4	4	4+	4	4	3	4	1	8

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Isabella von Carstein	6	6	3+	5	4	2	6	3	8

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Konrad von Carstein	6	7	3+	5	4	2	6	3	6

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Sethep the Merciless	6	5	4+	5	4	2	5	2	8

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Krell	4	5	0	4	5	3	5	3	9

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Helman Ghorst	4	3	4+	3	3	2	3	1	7

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von Carstein Vampire Lord	6	7	2+	5	5	3	7	4	10

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Necrarch Vampire Lord	6	5	4+	5	5	3	6	3	9

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Lahmian Vampire Lady	6	6	2+	5	5	3	8	4	10

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Blood Dragon Vampire Lord	6	8	4+	5	5	3	7	5	10

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Strigoi Vampire Lord	6	6	4+	5	5	3	7	5	9

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Master Necromancer	4	3	4+	3	4	3	3	1	8

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Liche Lord	4	4	4+	5	5	4	2	2	9

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von Carstein Vampire	6	6	2+	5	4	2	6	3	9

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Necrarch Vampire	6	4	4+	5	4	2	5	2	8

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Lahmian Vampire	6	5	2+	5	4	2	7	3	9

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Blood Dragon Vampire	6	7	4+	5	4	2	6	4	9

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Strigoi Vampire	6	5	4+	5	4	2	6	4	8

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Necromancer	4	3	4+	3	3	2	3	1	7

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Wight King	4	4	4+	4	5	3	4	3	8

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Cairn Wraith	6	3	0	3	3	2	2	3	5

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

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Zombies	4	2	0	3	3	1	1	1	2

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Crypt Ghouls	4	2	0	3	4	1	3	2	5

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Sylvanian Peasant Levy	4	2	4+	3	3	1	3	1	5

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Dire Wolves	9	3	0	3	3	1	3	1	3

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Fell Bats	1	3	0	3	3	2	3	2	3

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Bat Swarms	1	3	0	2	2	6	4	6	3

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Corpse Cart	4	0	0	4	5	4	0	0	0

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Grave Guard	4	3	4+	4	4	1	3	1	6

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Black Knights	4	3	4+	4	4	1	3	1	6

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Hexwraiths	6	3	0	3	3	1	2	1	5

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Crypt Horrors	6	3	0	4	5	3	2	3	7

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Vargheists	6	4	0	5	4	3	4	3	7

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Spirit Hosts	6	3	0	3	3	4	1	4	4

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Mortis Engine	7	0	0	5	5	5	0	0	0

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Zombie Dragon	6	4	0	6	6	6	2	5	4

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Terrorgheist	6	3	0	5	6	6	3	4	4

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Lahmian Handmaidens	6	5	3+	5	4	1	6	2	7

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Blood Knights	6	6	4+	5	4	1	5	2	8

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Black Coach	7	0	0	5	5	4	0	0	0

Special · Shrine · 90 pts/model · 1 model

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Corpse Cart	4	0	0	4	5	4	0	0	0
Corpsemaster	0	3	4+	3	0	0	2	1	5

Saves: Armour 6+ (Corpse Cart), Regeneration 4+ (Regeneration)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Regeneration (4+), Unstable, Vigour Mortis

Optional Companion Units

Corpsemaster Free

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
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
Vigour Mortis: All friendly Skeleton and Zombies units within 6" of the Corpse Cart may re-roll all failed rolls To Wound in close combat and gain the Regeneration (6+) special rule.

Rare · Chariot · 220 pts/model · 1 model

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Mortis Engine	7	0	0	5	5	5	0	0	0
Spirit Horde	0	3	0	3	0	0	1	2D6	0
Corpsemaster (Mortis Engine)	0	3	4+	3	0	0	2	1	5
Banshee Swarm	0	3	0	3	0	0	3	3	0

Saves: Armour 5+ (Mortis Engine), Regeneration 4+ (Regeneration)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Impact Hits (D6), Large Target (5), Regeneration (4+), Terror, Unstable, Ghostly Howl, The Reliquary, Spectral Steeds

Optional Companion Units

Spirit Horde Free

Rules: Random Attacks (2D6), Expendable, Swiftstride, Skirmishers, Vanguard

Corpsemaster (Mortis Engine) Free

Banshee Swarm Free

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
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
Large Target (5): The model's Line of Sight value is replaced by the bracketed number instead of its Troop Type's normal value.
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.
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
Ghostly Howl: A special missile attack with a range of 8" that can be used even if the bearer has marched, charged or is engaged in close combat. It may target enemy units in combat following the normal rules for… Show moreA special missile attack with a range of 8" that can be used even if the bearer has marched, charged or is engaged in close combat. It may target enemy units in combat following the normal rules for shooting into combat -- if the bearer is engaged in combat, its Ghostly Howl can only target an enemy unit in base contact. To resolve a Ghostly Howl, roll 2D6+2. For each point by which the result exceeds the target unit's Leadership, the target unit suffers 1 Wound which Ignores Armour Saves. Ghostly Howl is a non-physical Magical Attack and Wounds suffered from it are distributed as if from shooting. Show less
The Reliquary: At the start of each of your turns, roll 2D6 and add the current turn number -- this is the range of the Mortis Engine's dark aura this turn in inches. All enemy units within range of the dark aura… Show moreAt the start of each of your turns, roll 2D6 and add the current turn number -- this is the range of the Mortis Engine's dark aura this turn in inches. All enemy units within range of the dark aura immediately take D6 hits, with a Strength equal to the current turn number, distributed as from shooting. Also, place a marker next to all friendly Undead units that were within range of the dark aura at the start of the turn -- these units improve their Regeneration saves by one point until the start of their next turn, to a maximum of 4+ (if they have no Regeneration save, they are treated as having Regeneration (6+) instead). Finally, if the 2D6 result was a double, the fell energies prove too powerful; in addition to the usual effects, the Mortis Engine takes 1 Wound with no saves of any kind allowed. When the Mortis Engine suffers its last unsaved Wound, every unit within 12 plus the turn number in inches, friend or foe, must take 2D6 hits with a Strength equal to the current turn number, distributed as shooting. Show less
Spectral Steeds: A model mounted upon (or pulled by) a model with this special rule gains the Ethereal special rule for the purposes of movement only. They do not suffer the movement penalty for being barded. Whilst… Show moreA model mounted upon (or pulled by) a model with this special rule gains the Ethereal special rule for the purposes of movement only. They do not suffer the movement penalty for being barded. Whilst a unit with this special rule is joined by a character without the Spectral Steeds or Ethereal special rules, it loses this special rule. Show less

Rare · Monster · 245 pts/model · 1 model

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Zombie Dragon	6	4	0	6	6	6	2	5	4

Saves: Armour 5+ (Natural Armour)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (7), Natural Armour (5+), Unstable, Pestilential Breath, Swarm of Flies, 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
Pestilential Breath: The Zombie Dragon has a Breath Weapon. Any model hit suffers a Strength 2 hit, with a -3 armour save modifier.
Swarm of Flies: Enemies in base contact with a Zombie Dragon suffer -1 to their Weapon Skill.
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 · 225 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Terrorgheist	6	3	0	5	6	6	3	4	4

Saves: Regeneration 6+ (Regeneration)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (7), Regeneration (6+), Unstable, Death Shriek, 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
Regeneration (6+): 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
Death Shriek: A special missile attack with a range of 8" that can be used even if the Terrorgheist has marched, charged or is engaged in close combat. It may target enemy units in combat following the normal… Show moreA special missile attack with a range of 8" that can be used even if the Terrorgheist has marched, charged or is engaged in close combat. It may target enemy units in combat following the normal rules for shooting into combat -- if the Terrorgheist is engaged in combat, its Death Shriek can only target an enemy unit in base contact. To resolve a Death Shriek, roll 2D6 and add the number of Wounds the Terrorgheist has left. For each point by which the result exceeds the target unit's Leadership, the target unit suffers 1 Wound which Ignores Armour Saves. A Death Shriek is a non-physical Magical Attack and Wounds suffered from it are distributed as if from shooting. 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

Lord · Infantry · 465 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Vlad von Carstein	6	7	2+	5(6)	5	3	7	5	10

Saves: Armour 3+ (Full Plate Armour), Missile 3+ (Full Plate Armour), Ward 4+ (The Carstein Ring)

Rules: Fear, Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, The Red Thirst, Beloved in Death, Supernatural Horror, Transfix, Aura of Dark Majesty

Equipment

Full Plate Armour

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

Blood Drinker Magic Item

Strength +1

Magic Weapon. Close combat attacks made with Blood Drinker are resolved at +1 Strength. In addition, whilst Vlad wields Blood Drinker, he restores lost Wounds on a score of 3+ rather than 5+ for the… Show moreMagic Weapon. Close combat attacks made with Blood Drinker are resolved at +1 Strength. In addition, whilst Vlad wields Blood Drinker, he restores lost Wounds on a score of 3+ rather than 5+ for the purposes of the Red Thirst special rule. Show less

The Carstein Ring Magic Item

Talisman. Grants Vlad a 4+ ward save. Furthermore, the first time Vlad is removed from play, roll a D6 at the end of the phase. On a roll of 2+, he is immediately returned to 'life' with a single… Show moreTalisman. Grants Vlad a 4+ ward save. Furthermore, the first time Vlad is removed from play, roll a D6 at the end of the phase. On a roll of 2+, he is immediately returned to 'life' with a single Wound -- Vlad must then be placed in the front rank of a friendly unit anywhere within 12" of the point where he fell (even one in close combat). If there is no such unit for Vlad to join, he is removed as a casualty. Show less

Grants: Ward 4+ (The Carstein Ring)

Special Rules

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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less
Beloved in Death: If Vlad and Isabella von Carstein are in the same unit, they are inspired to fight all the harder, and gain +1 Combat Resolution. Furthermore, Vlad becomes subject to Frenzy and Hatred should… Show moreIf Vlad and Isabella von Carstein are in the same unit, they are inspired to fight all the harder, and gain +1 Combat Resolution. Furthermore, Vlad becomes subject to Frenzy and Hatred should Isabella be slain, and vice versa. Show less
Supernatural Horror: Von Carstein, Necrarch or Strigoi only. The model gains the Terror special rule. Grants:
Transfix: Von Carstein or Lahmia only. At the beginning of the Close Combat phase, select one model in base contact with the Vampire. The victim must pass a Leadership test or be unable to attack in that Close… Show moreVon Carstein or Lahmia only. At the beginning of the Close Combat phase, select one model in base contact with the Vampire. The victim must pass a Leadership test or be unable to attack in that Close Combat phase and all attacks directed against the victim will hit automatically. Show less
Aura of Dark Majesty: All enemy units within 6" of one or more models with the Aura of Dark Majesty suffer a -1 penalty to their Leadership. This penalty is cumulative with any other modifiers.

Magic

Wizard Level 3

Uses:

Lore of Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

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

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Mannfred von Carstein	6	7	2+	5	5	3	7	4	10
Nightmare	8	3	0	4	4	1	2	1	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard
Hellsteed	8	3	0	4	4	2	2	2	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (9), Unstable
Abyssal Terror	6	4	0	5	5	4	2	3	4	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (8), Unstable, Stomp, Terror
Zombie Dragon	6	4	0	6	6	6	2	5	4	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (7), Natural Armour (5+), Unstable, Pestilential Breath, Swarm of Flies, Stomp, Terror

Saves: Armour 4+ (Armour of Templehof), Missile 4+ (Armour of Templehof), Magic Resistance (3) (Magic Resistance)

Rules: Fear, Immunity (Psychology), Loremaster (Lore of Death/Necromancy), Vampiric, The Red Thirst, Summon Creatures of the Night, Master of the Black Arts, Dark Acolyte

Equipment

Timor Noctis, the Sword of Unholy Power Magic Item

Magic Weapon. For each unsaved Wound caused by the sword, Mannfred gains an extra dice at the start of the ensuing Magic phase (a power dice in his own Magic phase, a dispel dice in the enemy's Magic… Show moreMagic Weapon. For each unsaved Wound caused by the sword, Mannfred gains an extra dice at the start of the ensuing Magic phase (a power dice in his own Magic phase, a dispel dice in the enemy's Magic phase). Show less

Armour of Templehof Magic Item

Magic Armour. Heavy armour. Gives Mannfred +2 Wounds (in addition to any Wounds he would get from being mounted on a Monster).

Grants: Armour 4+ (Armour of Templehof), Missile 4+ (Armour of Templehof)

Cloak of Darkness Magic Item

Talisman. Provides Mannfred with Magic Resistance (3).

Rules:

Magic Resistance (3) — 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

Ebony Staff Magic Item

Arcane Item. Allows Mannfred to cast Invocation of Nehek from the Lore of Necromancy without using any Power dice in each of his Magic phases. The spell is cast with a Power Level equal to its basic… Show moreArcane Item. Allows Mannfred to cast Invocation of Nehek from the Lore of Necromancy without using any Power dice in each of his Magic phases. The spell is cast with a Power Level equal to its basic casting value and can be dispelled normally. Show less

Special Rules

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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Loremaster (Lore of Death/Necromancy): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less
Summon Creatures of the Night: This Vampire can use the Invocation of Nehek spell to increase units of Dire Wolves, Bat Swarms and Fell Bats beyond their starting size, even though they are not all Undead.
Master of the Black Arts: A player using a model with the Master of the Black Arts power can re-roll one of the dice when determining the strength of the Winds of Magic.
Dark Acolyte: The model gains +1 to cast spells.

Magic

Wizard Level 4

Uses:

Lore of Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Lord · Infantry · 530 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Neferata	6	7	2+	5(6)	5	3	9	5	10
Nightmare	8	3	0	4	4	1	2	1	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard
Hellsteed	8	3	0	4	4	2	2	2	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (9), Unstable
Coven Throne	7	0	0	5	5	5	0	0	0	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Impact Hits (D6), Large Target (5), Unstable, Scrying Pool, Battle of Wills, Spectral Steeds
Pallid Handmaidens	0	5	4+	5	0	0	6	2	7
Spirit Horde	0	3	0	3	0	0	1	2D6	0

Saves: Dodge 5+ (Quickblood)

Rules: Fear, Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, The Red Thirst, Queen of Lahmia, Heavenly Creature, Seduction, Lightning Reflexes, Quickblood

Equipment

Dagger of Jet Magic Item

Strength +1

Magic Weapon. Attacks made with the Dagger of Jet are at +1 Strength with the Poisoned Attacks special rule.

Rules:

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

Ruby of Lahmia Magic Item

Talisman. At the end of each turn of the game that Neferata is still alive, the Ruby of Lahmia automatically lets her regain one Wound that she has lost during the battle.

The Staff of Pain Magic Item

Arcane Item. When Neferata successfully casts a magic missile, direct damage or hex spell, each target suffers D3 additional Strength 5 hits after the spell effect has been resolved.

Bastet Magic Item

Enchanted Item. At the beginning of each of her turns, Neferata can send Bastet to any enemy unit on the battlefield within 12". The target unit must re-roll any successful armour save it takes while… Show moreEnchanted Item. At the beginning of each of her turns, Neferata can send Bastet to any enemy unit on the battlefield within 12". The target unit must re-roll any successful armour save it takes while under Bastet's influence, for the duration of the Vampire player's turn. Show less

Could Take Instead

Medium Armour Alternative — not equipped

6 pts

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

Special Rules

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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less
Queen of Lahmia: Neferata must be the Army General. In addition, units of Lahmian Handmaidens may be included as Special Units rather than Rare Units. Neferata knows the Shadowblood spell in addition to her other… Show moreNeferata must be the Army General. In addition, units of Lahmian Handmaidens may be included as Special Units rather than Rare Units. Neferata knows the Shadowblood spell in addition to her other spells -- Shadowblood does not count against her number of spells. Show less
Heavenly Creature: Enemy units in base contact with Neferata suffer a -2 penalty to their Leadership.
Seduction: At the beginning of the Close Combat round, after challenges have been issued and/or accepted, select a model in base contact with the Vampire. The selected model must take a Leadership test with a… Show moreAt the beginning of the Close Combat round, after challenges have been issued and/or accepted, select a model in base contact with the Vampire. The selected model must take a Leadership test with a -1 modifier. If the test is failed, the victim is controlled by the Vampire player in that Close Combat phase -- the model will direct its attacks against its own side. The model cannot be attacked by either side in that Close Combat phase but, after combat resolution has been worked out, it reverts immediately to the original player's control and can therefore use his Leadership for any Break tests and can be broken and pursued as normal. If the model has no friendly models in base contact, it counts as being Transfixed instead. If the Vampire was in a challenge with a model that it takes control of, the challenge ends and both models may attack other targets as normal. Show less
Lightning Reflexes: Enemies must re-roll successful rolls To Hit in close combat against this model.
Quickblood: The model gains the Dodge (5+) special rule.

Magic

Wizard Level 3

May choose from:

Lore of Shadow — Smoke and Mirrors: After a Lore of Shadow spell is successfully cast and resolved, the casting Wizard may immediately move (not march) using Fly (10) as if it were the Remaining Moves sub-phase, even if in close combat.
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 Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Shadowblood (Cast 7+) — Magic missile with a range of 24". When cast, Neferata must declare how many Wounds she is using to boost the effects of the spell. The spell causes D6 Strength 5 hits with the Flaming Attacks… Show moreMagic missile with a range of 24". When cast, Neferata must declare how many Wounds she is using to boost the effects of the spell. The spell causes D6 Strength 5 hits with the Flaming Attacks special rule plus an extra D6 hits for each wound Neferata expends. In addition, a unit suffering one or more wounds from this spell must immediately take a Panic test. Show less

Lord · Infantry · 530 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Melkhior the Ancient	6	6	4+	5	5	3	6	3	9
Abyssal Terror	6	4	0	5	5	4	2	3	4	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (8), Unstable, Stomp, Terror

Rules: Fear, Frenzy, Immunity (Psychology), Stupidity, Vampiric, The Red Thirst, Forbidden Lore, Dark Acolyte, Nehekhara's Noble Blood

Equipment

Painbringer Magic Item

Magic Weapon. If Melkhior rolls a 6 when rolling To Wound, that attack has the Multiple Wounds (D3) special rule.

Grimoire Necronium Magic Item

Arcane Item. Allows Melkhior to cast Invocation of Nehek at its basic value without using any Power dice. Each time you use the book roll a D6: on a roll of 1 it runs out of power and cannot be used… Show moreArcane Item. Allows Melkhior to cast Invocation of Nehek at its basic value without using any Power dice. Each time you use the book roll a D6: on a roll of 1 it runs out of power and cannot be used for the remainder of the battle. Show less

Black Cloak of Lahmia Magic Item

Talisman. Makes Melkhior unable to be targeted by non-magical shooting attacks.

Special Rules

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
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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Stupidity: Unless in close combat, a unit with a Stupid model must pass a Leadership test at the start of its Movement phase or move directly forward using Random Movement (D6) in the Compulsory Movement… Show moreUnless in close combat, a unit with a Stupid model must pass a Leadership test at the start of its Movement phase or move directly forward using Random Movement (D6) in the Compulsory Movement sub-phase and take no further action that turn (no charges or shooting), though outside effects can still force it to move or act. Until it passes the test again, it has Immunity (Psychology) and Random Movement (D6), may only move directly forward, and can't reform or choose any charge reaction except Hold. Wizards in the unit cannot cast, channel or dispel. Show less
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less
Forbidden Lore: The model has the Loremaster special rule. Grants:
Dark Acolyte: The model gains +1 to cast spells.
Nehekhara's Noble Blood: The model gains +1 to cast spells.

Magic

Wizard Level 4

Uses:

Lore of Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Lord · Infantry · 755 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Zacharias the Everliving	6	6	4+	5	5	3	6	3	9
Zombie Dragon	6	4	0	6	6	6	2	5	4	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (7), Natural Armour (5+), Unstable, Pestilential Breath, Swarm of Flies, Stomp, Terror

Saves: Ward 4+ (Circlet of Rathek)

Rules: Fear, Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, The Red Thirst, Master of the Black Arts, Forbidden Lore, Dark Acolyte

Equipment

Staff of Kaphamon Magic Item

Enchanted Item. , power level 4. This staff contains the Gaze of Nagash spell.

Bound Spell: Gaze of Nagash (Power Level 4, Cast 9+) — Magic missile with a range of 24" that causes 2D6 Strength 4 hits. The Wizard can choose to extend the range to 48". If they do so, the casting value is increased to 12+.

Circlet of Rathek Magic Item

Talisman. Confers a Ward save (4+) to Zacharias.

Grants: Ward 4+ (Circlet of Rathek)

Scrolls of Semhtep Magic Item

Arcane Item. Follows all the rules for Dispel Scrolls, except that you may attempt to use one in each of the opposing player's Magic phases. After the first time you have used one, roll a D6; on a 2+… Show moreArcane Item. Follows all the rules for Dispel Scrolls, except that you may attempt to use one in each of the opposing player's Magic phases. After the first time you have used one, roll a D6; on a 2+ you can use a scroll the next turn as well. The second time you use one, you need a 3+, the third time a 4+, and so on. A roll of 6 always succeeds. Show less

Book of Nagash Magic Item

Arcane Item. Allows Zacharias to cast the spell Invocation of Nehek from the Lore of Necromancy on a 24+ Casting Value. If cast successfully, the spell will have a range of 24".

Special Rules

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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less
Master of the Black Arts: A player using a model with the Master of the Black Arts power can re-roll one of the dice when determining the strength of the Winds of Magic.
Forbidden Lore: The model has the Loremaster special rule. Grants:
Dark Acolyte: The model gains +1 to cast spells.

Magic

Wizard Level 4

Uses:

Lore of Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Lord · Cavalry · 490 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Walach Harkon	6	9	4+	5	5	3	7	5	10
Nightmare	8	3	0	4	4	1	2	1	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard
Zombie Dragon	6	4	0	6	6	6	2	5	4	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (7), Natural Armour (5+), Unstable, Pestilential Breath, Swarm of Flies, Stomp, Terror

Saves: Armour 3+ (Walach's Bloody Hauberk), Missile 3+ (Walach's Bloody Hauberk), Ward 5+ (Walach's Bloody Hauberk)

Rules: Battle Standard Bearer, Fear, Hatred (The Empire), Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, The Red Thirst, Martial Honour, Grand Master of the Blood Knights, Doomrider, Dread Knight, Warrior Pride, Impact Hits (1)

Equipment

Crimson Blade Magic Item

Magic Weapon. The Crimson Blade automatically Wounds on a 2+. Compare the To Wound dice result: 2-3 Arm wound (the model, or rider if mounted, loses 1 Attack for the remainder of the game); 4-5 Chest… Show moreMagic Weapon. The Crimson Blade automatically Wounds on a 2+. Compare the To Wound dice result: 2-3 Arm wound (the model, or rider if mounted, loses 1 Attack for the remainder of the game); 4-5 Chest wound (the attack is resolved with the Multiple Wounds (D3) special rule); 6 Beheaded (the attack is resolved as a Heroic Killing Blow). Show less

Walach's Bloody Hauberk Magic Item

Magic Armour. Full plate armour. Gives him a Ward save (5+).

Grants: Armour 3+ (Walach's Bloody Hauberk), Missile 3+ (Walach's Bloody Hauberk), Ward 5+ (Walach's Bloody Hauberk)

Blood Chalice Magic Item

Enchanted Item. At the beginning of each Vampire Counts turn, Walach can drink from the Blood Chalice allowing him to do one of the following, the last two lasting until the start of your next turn:… Show moreEnchanted Item. At the beginning of each Vampire Counts turn, Walach can drink from the Blood Chalice allowing him to do one of the following, the last two lasting until the start of your next turn: heal 1 wound he suffered earlier in the battle; gain an extra Attack; coat his sword with blood, which bursts into flames -- re-roll 1's To Hit and To Wound and gain the Flaming Attacks special rule. Show less

Blood Dragon Standard Magic Item

Magic Standard. This is the army's Battle Standard, though Walach may still be the Army General. All Blood Dragon Vampires and Blood Knights within 12" gain the Hatred special rule.

Special Rules

Battle Standard Bearer: A heroic model carrying the army's battle standard -- unless specified otherwise, the model carrying it cannot also be the General. Unlike a normal standard, the battle standard is lost if the bearer… Show moreA heroic model carrying the army's battle standard -- unless specified otherwise, the model carrying it cannot also be the General. Unlike a normal standard, the battle standard is lost if the bearer is slain (no other model may pick it up, even in the same unit). If a Battle Standard Bearer in a unit Refuses a Challenge, it is moved to the rear of its unit and loses the Hold Your Ground! special rule until the end of the turn (a magic standard's own effects keep applying regardless). Also grants the Combat Result Bonus and Hold Your Ground! special rules -- see their own entries. An army may only ever have one Battle Standard Bearer. 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 (The Empire): 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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less
Martial Honour: The Vampire must always issue and accept challenges when possible.
Grand Master of the Blood Knights: If Walach is included in your army, units of Blood Knights are taken as Special Units instead of Rare Units.
Doomrider: Model on Nightmare only. The model and any Cavalry unit it is with can re-roll failed charge distances.
Dread Knight: While fighting in a challenge, the model will gain +1 To Hit and To Wound.
Warrior Pride: The model can re-roll failed armour saves.
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

Magic

Wizard Level 2

Uses:

Lore of Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Lord · Infantry · 385 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
The Red Duke	6	8	4+	5(6)	5	3	7	5(6)	10
Nightmare	8	3	0	4	4	1	2	1	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard

Saves: Armour 3+ (The Armour of Blood), Missile 3+ (The Armour of Blood)

Rules: Fear, Hatred (Bretonnia), Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, The Red Thirst, Martial Honour, Red Fury, Honour or Death, Heart Piercing

Equipment

Golden Death Magic Item

Strength +1 · +1 Attacks · Two-handed

Magic Weapon. Two hand weapons. Gives the Red Duke +1 Strength and +1 To Hit in close combat.

The Armour of Blood Magic Item

Magic Armour. Full plate armour. Allows the Red Thirst to regain Wounds automatically for every Wound -- no roll is necessary.

Grants: Armour 3+ (The Armour of Blood), Missile 3+ (The Armour of Blood)

Special Rules

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 (Bretonnia): 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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less
Martial Honour: The Vampire must always issue and accept challenges when possible.
Red Fury: Blood Dragon or Strigoi only. For each enemy model slain by the model in close combat, it can immediately make an additional Attack, to a maximum of +5 Attacks. These additional Attacks do not… Show moreBlood Dragon or Strigoi only. For each enemy model slain by the model in close combat, it can immediately make an additional Attack, to a maximum of +5 Attacks. These additional Attacks do not benefit from Red Fury. Show less
Honour or Death: Von Carstein or Blood Dragon only. At the start of a challenge, the enemy character selected to take on the Vampire must take a Leadership test before any blows are struck. If failed, the enemy model… Show moreVon Carstein or Blood Dragon only. At the start of a challenge, the enemy character selected to take on the Vampire must take a Leadership test before any blows are struck. If failed, the enemy model will fight with Weapon Skill 1 for the remainder of the turn. Show less
Heart Piercing: The model can re-roll failed rolls To Wound in close combat.

Magic

Wizard Level 1

Uses:

Lore of Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Lord · Infantry · 325 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Gashnag	6	7	4+	5	5	3	7	5	9

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour), Ward 5+ (Cloak of Strigos)

Rules: Armour Piercing (1), Fear, Hatred, Immunity (Psychology), Multiple Wounds (D3), Vampiric, The Red Thirst, Iron Sinews, Infinite Hatred

Equipment

Light Armour

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

Cloak of Strigos Magic Item

Talisman. Gives Gashnag a Ward save (5+). In addition, enemies targeting him in close combat and with missile attacks suffer -1 To Hit.

Grants: Ward 5+ (Cloak of Strigos)

Special Rules

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
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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less
Iron Sinews: The model has +1 Strength.
Infinite Hatred: The model's Hatred special rule applies in every close combat round, not just the first.

Magic

Wizard Level 2

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
Heinrich Kemmler	4	4	4+	4	4	3	4	1(3)	8

Rules: Loremaster (Lore of Necromancy), Master of the Dead

Equipment

Chaos Tomb Blade Magic Item

+2 Attacks

Magic Weapon. Confers +2 Attacks. Furthermore, if Kemmler is in a unit of Skeleton Warriors or Grave Guard, for each model he slays in close combat, an extra model is added to his unit following the… Show moreMagic Weapon. Confers +2 Attacks. Furthermore, if Kemmler is in a unit of Skeleton Warriors or Grave Guard, for each model he slays in close combat, an extra model is added to his unit following the rules in the Undead special rule. Newly created models have the same equipment as the rest of the unit. Show less

Cloak of Mists and Shadows Magic Item

Enchanted Item. At the beginning of each of Kemmler's turns, choose either the Fly (10) or Ethereal special rule. Kemmler has that rule until the beginning of his next turn.

Skull Staff Magic Item

Arcane Item. At the beginning of the friendly Magic phase, your opponent must declare all of his magic items within 12" of Kemmler, and the models/units carrying them. In addition, Kemmler receives a… Show moreArcane Item. At the beginning of the friendly Magic phase, your opponent must declare all of his magic items within 12" of Kemmler, and the models/units carrying them. In addition, Kemmler receives a +1 to his dice rolls when he attempts to dispel. Show less

Special Rules

Loremaster (Lore of Necromancy): 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
Master of the Dead: The Necromancer is able to use the Invocation of Nehek spell to increase units of Skeleton Warriors beyond their starting size.

Magic

Wizard Level 4

Uses:

Lore of Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Lord · Infantry · 425 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Dieter Helsnicht	4	4	4+	4(5)	4	3	4	1(2)	8
Manticore	6	5	0	5	5	4	5	4	5	Fly (8), Frenzy, Killing Blow, Stomp, Terror

Rules: Doom Lord

Equipment

Rod of Flaming Death Magic Item

35 pts

Enchanted Item. (Power Level 4).

Bound Spell: Rod of Flaming Death (bound spell) (Power Level 4, Cast 0+) — Magic missile with a range of 18" that inflicts D6 Strength 4 hits with the Flaming Attacks special rule. In addition, if the target unit moves in the Movement phase, flees or pursues during its next… Show moreMagic missile with a range of 18" that inflicts D6 Strength 4 hits with the Flaming Attacks special rule. In addition, if the target unit moves in the Movement phase, flees or pursues during its next turn, every model in the unit suffers an immediate Strength 4 hit with the Flaming Attacks special rule, after which the spell's effects end. If the unit does not move the spell ends at the start of the caster's next Magic phase. Any unit taking one or more unsaved Wounds from this spell must immediately take a Panic test. Show less

Chaos Runesword Magic Item

Strength +1 · +1 Attacks

Magic Weapon. The runes carved into the blade give the bearer +1 Weapon Skill, +1 Strength and +1 Attack (the Weapon Skill bonus doesn't show on the printed profile -- there's nowhere on this app's… Show moreMagic Weapon. The runes carved into the blade give the bearer +1 Weapon Skill, +1 Strength and +1 Attack (the Weapon Skill bonus doesn't show on the printed profile -- there's nowhere on this app's weapon card to display it, track it yourself). Show less

Power Scroll Magic Item One Use

Arcane Item. One use only. The bearer can use the scroll to cast one of his spells at its basic power level automatically without using any Power dice. It can be dispelled as normal.

Special Rules

Doom Lord: Dieter does not need to test for Berserk Rage from his Manticore's Frenzy.

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 · 260 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
von Carstein Vampire Lord	6	7	2+	5	5	3	7	4	10
Nightmare	8	3	0	4	4	1	2	1	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard
Hellsteed	8	3	0	4	4	2	2	2	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (9), Unstable
Abyssal Terror	6	4	0	5	5	4	2	3	4	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (8), Unstable, Stomp, Terror
Zombie Dragon	6	4	0	6	6	6	2	5	4	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (7), Natural Armour (5+), Unstable, Pestilential Breath, Swarm of Flies, Stomp, Terror

Rules: Fear, Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, The Red Thirst

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Light Armour Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

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

Medium Armour Alternative — not equipped

6 pts

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

Heavy Armour Alternative — not equipped

9 pts

Grants: Armour 4+ (Heavy Armour), Missile 4+ (Heavy Armour)

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.

Lance Alternative — not equipped

8 pts

Strength +2 (charge only) · +2 Initiative

The +2 Initiative and Strength Bonus only apply in the turn the model charges, and only against the unit it charged. A Shield's Parry save may be used on the turn this model charges, waiving the… Show moreThe +2 Initiative and Strength Bonus only apply in the turn the model charges, and only against the unit it charged. A Shield's Parry save may be used on the turn this model charges, waiving the usual "Parry cannot be used by mounted models" restriction for that one turn only. This applies both to mounted attackers and mounted defenders with a shield. Show less

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

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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less

Magic

Wizard Level 2 (may be upgraded to Level 3 for +50 pts)

May choose from:

Lore of Shadow — Smoke and Mirrors: After a Lore of Shadow spell is successfully cast and resolved, the casting Wizard may immediately move (not march) using Fly (10) as if it were the Remaining Moves sub-phase, even if in close combat.
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 Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Lord · Infantry · 260 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Necrarch Vampire Lord	6	5	4+	5	5	3	6	3	9
Nightmare	8	3	0	4	4	1	2	1	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard
Hellsteed	8	3	0	4	4	2	2	2	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (9), Unstable
Abyssal Terror	6	4	0	5	5	4	2	3	4	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (8), Unstable, Stomp, Terror
Zombie Dragon	6	4	0	6	6	6	2	5	4	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (7), Natural Armour (5+), Unstable, Pestilential Breath, Swarm of Flies, Stomp, Terror

Rules: Fear, Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, The Red Thirst

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Special Rules

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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less

Magic

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

May choose from:

Lore of Metal — Metallic Attraction: The casting difficulty for a Lore of Metal spell is lowered by 1 if the majority of models in the target unit have light or medium armour, or by 2 if the majority have heavy or full plate armour.… Show moreThe casting difficulty for a Lore of Metal spell is lowered by 1 if the majority of models in the target unit have light or medium armour, or by 2 if the majority have heavy or full plate armour. Roll a D6 in case of a tie. Show less
Lore of Heavens — Fate Manipulation: When a Lore of Heavens spell is successfully cast, roll a D6; on a 4+ the Wizard may re-roll one dice (a casting result or a spell's number of Hits) for a further spell cast this Magic phase.
Lore of Shadow — Smoke and Mirrors: After a Lore of Shadow spell is successfully cast and resolved, the casting Wizard may immediately move (not march) using Fly (10) as if it were the Remaining Moves sub-phase, even if in close combat.
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 Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

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

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Lahmian Vampire Lady	6	6	2+	5	5	3	8	4	10
Nightmare	8	3	0	4	4	1	2	1	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard
Hellsteed	8	3	0	4	4	2	2	2	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (9), Unstable
Coven Throne	7	0	0	5	5	5	0	0	0	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Impact Hits (D6), Large Target (5), Unstable, Scrying Pool, Battle of Wills, Spectral Steeds
Pallid Handmaidens	0	5	4+	5	0	0	6	2	7
Spirit Horde	0	3	0	3	0	0	1	2D6	0

Rules: Fear, Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, The Red Thirst

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Light Armour Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

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

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

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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less

Magic

Wizard Level 2 (may be upgraded to Level 3 for +50 pts)

May choose from:

Lore of Shadow — Smoke and Mirrors: After a Lore of Shadow spell is successfully cast and resolved, the casting Wizard may immediately move (not march) using Fly (10) as if it were the Remaining Moves sub-phase, even if in close combat.
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 Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Lord · Infantry · 260 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Blood Dragon Vampire Lord	6	8	4+	5	5	3	7	5	10
Nightmare	8	3	0	4	4	1	2	1	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard
Hellsteed	8	3	0	4	4	2	2	2	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (9), Unstable
Abyssal Terror	6	4	0	5	5	4	2	3	4	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (8), Unstable, Stomp, Terror
Zombie Dragon	6	4	0	6	6	6	2	5	4	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (7), Natural Armour (5+), Unstable, Pestilential Breath, Swarm of Flies, Stomp, Terror

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

Rules: Fear, Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, The Red Thirst, Martial Honour

Equipment

Full Plate Armour

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

Hand Weapon

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)

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.

Lance Alternative — not equipped

10 pts

Strength +2 (charge only) · +2 Initiative

The +2 Initiative and Strength Bonus only apply in the turn the model charges, and only against the unit it charged. A Shield's Parry save may be used on the turn this model charges, waiving the… Show moreThe +2 Initiative and Strength Bonus only apply in the turn the model charges, and only against the unit it charged. A Shield's Parry save may be used on the turn this model charges, waiving the usual "Parry cannot be used by mounted models" restriction for that one turn only. This applies both to mounted attackers and mounted defenders with a shield. Show less

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)

Special Rules

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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less
Martial Honour: The Vampire must always issue and accept challenges when possible.

Magic

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

May choose from:

Lore of Shadow — Smoke and Mirrors: After a Lore of Shadow spell is successfully cast and resolved, the casting Wizard may immediately move (not march) using Fly (10) as if it were the Remaining Moves sub-phase, even if in close combat.
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 Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Lord · Infantry · 240 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Strigoi Vampire Lord	6	6	4+	5	5	3	7	5	9
Terrorgheist	6	3	0	5	6	6	3	4	4	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (7), Regeneration (6+), Unstable, Death Shriek, Stomp, Terror

Rules: Armour Piercing (1), Fear, Hatred, Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, The Red Thirst

Equipment

Special Rules

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
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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less

Magic

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

May choose from:

Lore of Beasts — Wildheart: If a Lore of Beasts spell targets one or more units of war beasts, cavalry, monstrous beasts, monstrous cavalry, chariots, monsters, swarms, or any unit from Warhammer: Beastmen, the casting… Show moreIf a Lore of Beasts spell targets one or more units of war beasts, cavalry, monstrous beasts, monstrous cavalry, chariots, monsters, swarms, or any unit from Warhammer: Beastmen, the casting difficulty is reduced by 1. Show less
Lore of Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

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

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Master Necromancer	4	3	4+	3	4	3	3	1	8
Nightmare	8	3	0	4	4	1	2	1	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard
Hellsteed	8	3	0	4	4	2	2	2	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (9), Unstable
Abyssal Terror	6	4	0	5	5	4	2	3	4	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (8), Unstable, Stomp, Terror
Corpse Cart	4	0	0	4	5	4	0	0	0	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Regeneration (4+), Unstable, Vigour Mortis
Corpsemaster	0	3	4+	3	0	0	2	1	5

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Magic

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

May choose from:

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 Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Lord · Infantry · 275 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Liche Lord	4	4	4+	5	5	4	2	2	9
Mortis Engine	7	0	0	5	5	5	0	0	0	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Impact Hits (D6), Large Target (5), Regeneration (4+), Terror, Unstable, Ghostly Howl, The Reliquary, Spectral Steeds
Spirit Horde	0	3	0	3	0	0	1	2D6	0
Corpsemaster (Mortis Engine)	0	3	4+	3	0	0	2	1	5
Banshee Swarm	0	3	0	3	0	0	3	3	0

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Master of the Dead

Equipment

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
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 of the Dead: The Necromancer is able to use the Invocation of Nehek spell to increase units of Skeleton Warriors beyond their starting size.

Magic

Wizard Level 4

May choose from:

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 Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Hero · Infantry · 110 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Isabella von Carstein	6	6	3+	5	4	2	6	3	8

Saves: Armour 4+ (Heavy Armour), Missile 4+ (Heavy Armour)

Rules: Fear, Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, The Red Thirst, Beloved in Death, Beguile

Equipment

Heavy Armour

Grants: Armour 4+ (Heavy Armour), Missile 4+ (Heavy Armour)

Hand Weapon

Blood Chalice of Bathori Magic Item

Enchanted Item. Isabella, or another Vampiric character in the same unit, may drink from the Blood Chalice of Bathori at the start of each friendly Magic phase. The chosen model regains a single… Show moreEnchanted Item. Isabella, or another Vampiric character in the same unit, may drink from the Blood Chalice of Bathori at the start of each friendly Magic phase. The chosen model regains a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. Show less

Special Rules

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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less
Beloved in Death: If Vlad and Isabella von Carstein are in the same unit, they are inspired to fight all the harder, and gain +1 Combat Resolution. Furthermore, Vlad becomes subject to Frenzy and Hatred should… Show moreIf Vlad and Isabella von Carstein are in the same unit, they are inspired to fight all the harder, and gain +1 Combat Resolution. Furthermore, Vlad becomes subject to Frenzy and Hatred should Isabella be slain, and vice versa. Show less
Beguile: At the beginning of the Close Combat round, after challenges have been issued and/or accepted, select a model in base contact with the Vampire. That model must take a Leadership test with a -3… Show moreAt the beginning of the Close Combat round, after challenges have been issued and/or accepted, select a model in base contact with the Vampire. That model must take a Leadership test with a -3 modifier; if the test is failed, the model must re-roll successful To Hit rolls that phase. Show less

Hero · Infantry · 180 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Konrad von Carstein	6	7	3+	5	4	2	6	3(4)	6

Saves: Armour 3+ (Full Plate Armour), Missile 3+ (Full Plate Armour), Ward 5+ (Ring of the Night)

Rules: Fear, Hatred, Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, The Red Thirst, One Bat Short of a Belfry, Red Fury

Equipment

Full Plate Armour

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

Sword of Waldenhof Magic Item

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

Magic Weapon. Two hand weapons. Has the Multiple Wounds (2) special rule.

Rules:

Multiple Wounds (2) — 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

Ring of the Night Magic Item

Talisman. Konrad's own unique version -- gives Konrad a Ward save (5+) (distinct from the generic Ring of the Night, which instead gives a missile To Hit penalty).

Grants: Ward 5+ (Ring of the Night)

Special Rules

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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less
One Bat Short of a Belfry: At the start of each of Konrad's turns, you must determine the state of the mad Vampire's fragile mind. Roll a D6. On a roll of 1-3, Konrad is subject to the rules for Stupidity until the start of… Show moreAt the start of each of Konrad's turns, you must determine the state of the mad Vampire's fragile mind. Roll a D6. On a roll of 1-3, Konrad is subject to the rules for Stupidity until the start of his next turn. On a roll of 4-6, Konrad is subject to Frenzy until the start of his next turn. Show less
Red Fury: Blood Dragon or Strigoi only. For each enemy model slain by the model in close combat, it can immediately make an additional Attack, to a maximum of +5 Attacks. These additional Attacks do not… Show moreBlood Dragon or Strigoi only. For each enemy model slain by the model in close combat, it can immediately make an additional Attack, to a maximum of +5 Attacks. These additional Attacks do not benefit from Red Fury. Show less

Hero · Infantry · 190 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Sethep the Merciless	6	5	4+	5	4	2	5	2	8

Rules: Fear, Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, The Red Thirst, Fear Incarnate, Nehekhara's Noble Blood

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Staff of Raukhamon Magic Item

Arcane Item. , power level 4. Roll a D6 each time the Staff is used -- on a roll of 1 the Staff is temporarily exhausted and loses its spell powers for the rest of the battle. In addition,… Show moreArcane Item. , power level 4. Roll a D6 each time the Staff is used -- on a roll of 1 the Staff is temporarily exhausted and loses its spell powers for the rest of the battle. In addition, all enemy models within 6" of the Staff's bearer suffer a -1 penalty on their rolls to hit in close combat. Show less

Bound Spell: Hellish Vigour (Power Level 4, Cast 8+) — Augment spell that targets a friendly Undead unit within 24". The unit gains the Always Strikes First special rule and may re-roll failed To Hit rolls in Close Combat until the start of the caster's… Show moreAugment spell that targets a friendly Undead unit within 24". The unit gains the Always Strikes First special rule and may re-roll failed To Hit rolls in Close Combat until the start of the caster's next Magic phase. The Wizard can choose to have this spell target all friendly Undead units within 12". If they do so, the casting value is increased to 16+. Show less

Special Rules

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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less
Fear Incarnate: Von Carstein, Necrarch, Blood Dragon, Strigoi only. Enemy units in base contact with the model must take a Leadership test at the start of each round of close combat. If failed, the unit will only… Show moreVon Carstein, Necrarch, Blood Dragon, Strigoi only. Enemy units in base contact with the model must take a Leadership test at the start of each round of close combat. If failed, the unit will only Hit on 6's this round. Show less
Nehekhara's Noble Blood: The model gains +1 to cast spells.

Magic

Wizard Level 2

Uses:

Lore of Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Hero · Infantry · 220 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Krell	4	5	0	4	5	3	5	3	9

Saves: Ward 4+ (Crown of the Damned), Armour 3+ (Armour of the Barrows), Missile 3+ (Armour of the Barrows)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Killing Blow, Magical Attacks, Terror, Unstable, Wight Blades, Champion of the Dead

Equipment

Crown of the Damned Magic Item

35 pts

Talisman. Gives the wearer the Stupidity and Ward Save (4+) special rules.

Rules:

Stupidity — Unless in close combat, a unit with a Stupid model must pass a Leadership test at the start of its Movement phase or move directly forward using Random Movement (D6) in the Compulsory Movement… Show moreUnless in close combat, a unit with a Stupid model must pass a Leadership test at the start of its Movement phase or move directly forward using Random Movement (D6) in the Compulsory Movement sub-phase and take no further action that turn (no charges or shooting), though outside effects can still force it to move or act. Until it passes the test again, it has Immunity (Psychology) and Random Movement (D6), may only move directly forward, and can't reform or choose any charge reaction except Hold. Wizards in the unit cannot cast, channel or dispel. Show less

Grants: Ward 4+ (Crown of the Damned)

The Black Axe of Krell Magic Item

Two-handed

Magic Weapon. Great weapon. Confers the Multiple Wounds (D3) special rule. Furthermore, any model taking an unsaved Wound from the Black Axe must roll a D6 at the start of each of its subsequent… Show moreMagic Weapon. Great weapon. Confers the Multiple Wounds (D3) special rule. Furthermore, any model taking an unsaved Wound from the Black Axe must roll a D6 at the start of each of its subsequent turns -- if the result is higher than the number of Wounds it has remaining, that model suffers an additional Wound with no armour saves allowed. Show less

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 the Barrows Magic Item

Magic Armour. Full plate armour. If an enemy with a magic weapon wounds Krell in close combat and Krell passes his armour save, that magic weapon's abilities are nullified -- it is treated as a… Show moreMagic Armour. Full plate armour. If an enemy with a magic weapon wounds Krell in close combat and Krell passes his armour save, that magic weapon's abilities are nullified -- it is treated as a normal, non-magical weapon of the same type for the remainder of the game (a hand weapon, if no type is listed). Show less

Grants: Armour 3+ (Armour of the Barrows), Missile 3+ (Armour of the Barrows)

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.
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
Wight 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).
Champion of the Dead: Krell must always issue a challenge whenever possible, and must answer any challenge issued by the enemy. If Krell is fighting a challenge whilst in the same unit as Heinrich Kemmler, he has the… Show moreKrell must always issue a challenge whenever possible, and must answer any challenge issued by the enemy. If Krell is fighting a challenge whilst in the same unit as Heinrich Kemmler, he has the Heroic Killing Blow special rule. Show less

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

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Helman Ghorst	4	3	4+	3	3	2	3	1	7
Corpse Cart	4	0	0	4	5	4	0	0	0	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Regeneration (4+), Unstable, Vigour Mortis
Corpsemaster	0	3	4+	3	0	0	2	1	5

Rules: Master of the Dead, Awaken from the Grave, The Brothers Ghorst

Equipment

Hand Weapon

The Liber Noctis Magic Item

Arcane Item. Gives Helman +1 Power dice in each of his Magic phases. Only he may use this dice.

Special Rules

Master of the Dead: The Necromancer is able to use the Invocation of Nehek spell to increase units of Skeleton Warriors beyond their starting size.
Awaken from the Grave: When Helman Ghorst successfully casts the Invocation of Nehek or Raise Dead spells, he can add +D3 to the total number of Skeletons or Zombies created.
The Brothers Ghorst: If Helman Ghorst is mounted on a Corpse Cart, all attacks from the Restless Dead pulling it are resolved at Strength 4.

Magic

Wizard Level 2

Uses:

Lore of Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Hero · Infantry · 80 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
von Carstein Vampire	6	6	2+	5	4	2	6	3	9
Nightmare	8	3	0	4	4	1	2	1	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard
Hellsteed	8	3	0	4	4	2	2	2	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (9), Unstable

Rules: Fear, Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, The Red Thirst

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Light Armour Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

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

Medium Armour Alternative — not equipped

4 pts

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

Heavy Armour Alternative — not equipped

6 pts

Grants: Armour 4+ (Heavy Armour), Missile 4+ (Heavy Armour)

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.

Lance Alternative — not equipped

6 pts

Strength +2 (charge only) · +2 Initiative

The +2 Initiative and Strength Bonus only apply in the turn the model charges, and only against the unit it charged. A Shield's Parry save may be used on the turn this model charges, waiving the… Show moreThe +2 Initiative and Strength Bonus only apply in the turn the model charges, and only against the unit it charged. A Shield's Parry save may be used on the turn this model charges, waiving the usual "Parry cannot be used by mounted models" restriction for that one turn only. This applies both to mounted attackers and mounted defenders with a shield. Show less

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

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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less

Magic

May choose from:

Lore of Shadow — Smoke and Mirrors: After a Lore of Shadow spell is successfully cast and resolved, the casting Wizard may immediately move (not march) using Fly (10) as if it were the Remaining Moves sub-phase, even if in close combat.
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 Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Hero · Infantry · 95 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Necrarch Vampire	6	4	4+	5	4	2	5	2	8
Nightmare	8	3	0	4	4	1	2	1	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard
Hellsteed	8	3	0	4	4	2	2	2	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (9), Unstable
Abyssal Terror	6	4	0	5	5	4	2	3	4	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (8), Unstable, Stomp, Terror

Rules: Fear, Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, The Red Thirst

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Special Rules

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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less

Magic

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

May choose from:

Lore of Metal — Metallic Attraction: The casting difficulty for a Lore of Metal spell is lowered by 1 if the majority of models in the target unit have light or medium armour, or by 2 if the majority have heavy or full plate armour.… Show moreThe casting difficulty for a Lore of Metal spell is lowered by 1 if the majority of models in the target unit have light or medium armour, or by 2 if the majority have heavy or full plate armour. Roll a D6 in case of a tie. Show less
Lore of Heavens — Fate Manipulation: When a Lore of Heavens spell is successfully cast, roll a D6; on a 4+ the Wizard may re-roll one dice (a casting result or a spell's number of Hits) for a further spell cast this Magic phase.
Lore of Shadow — Smoke and Mirrors: After a Lore of Shadow spell is successfully cast and resolved, the casting Wizard may immediately move (not march) using Fly (10) as if it were the Remaining Moves sub-phase, even if in close combat.
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 Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Hero · Infantry · 75 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Lahmian Vampire	6	5	2+	5	4	2	7	3	9
Nightmare	8	3	0	4	4	1	2	1	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard
Hellsteed	8	3	0	4	4	2	2	2	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (9), Unstable

Rules: Fear, Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, The Red Thirst

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Light Armour Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

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

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

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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less

Magic

May choose from:

Lore of Shadow — Smoke and Mirrors: After a Lore of Shadow spell is successfully cast and resolved, the casting Wizard may immediately move (not march) using Fly (10) as if it were the Remaining Moves sub-phase, even if in close combat.
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 Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Hero · Infantry · 110 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Blood Dragon Vampire	6	7	4+	5	4	2	6	4	9
Nightmare	8	3	0	4	4	1	2	1	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard
Hellsteed	8	3	0	4	4	2	2	2	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (9), Unstable
Abyssal Terror	6	4	0	5	5	4	2	3	4	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (8), Unstable, Stomp, Terror

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

Rules: Fear, Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, The Red Thirst, Martial Honour

Equipment

Full Plate Armour

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

Hand Weapon

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)

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.

Lance Alternative — not equipped

8 pts

Strength +2 (charge only) · +2 Initiative

The +2 Initiative and Strength Bonus only apply in the turn the model charges, and only against the unit it charged. A Shield's Parry save may be used on the turn this model charges, waiving the… Show moreThe +2 Initiative and Strength Bonus only apply in the turn the model charges, and only against the unit it charged. A Shield's Parry save may be used on the turn this model charges, waiving the usual "Parry cannot be used by mounted models" restriction for that one turn only. This applies both to mounted attackers and mounted defenders with a shield. Show less

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

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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less
Martial Honour: The Vampire must always issue and accept challenges when possible.

Magic

May choose from:

Lore of Shadow — Smoke and Mirrors: After a Lore of Shadow spell is successfully cast and resolved, the casting Wizard may immediately move (not march) using Fly (10) as if it were the Remaining Moves sub-phase, even if in close combat.
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 Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Hero · Infantry · 105 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Strigoi Vampire	6	5	4+	5	4	2	6	4	8

Rules: Armour Piercing (1), Fear, Hatred, Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, The Red Thirst

Equipment

Special Rules

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
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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less

Magic

May choose from:

Lore of Beasts — Wildheart: If a Lore of Beasts spell targets one or more units of war beasts, cavalry, monstrous beasts, monstrous cavalry, chariots, monsters, swarms, or any unit from Warhammer: Beastmen, the casting… Show moreIf a Lore of Beasts spell targets one or more units of war beasts, cavalry, monstrous beasts, monstrous cavalry, chariots, monsters, swarms, or any unit from Warhammer: Beastmen, the casting difficulty is reduced by 1. Show less
Lore of Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

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

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Necromancer	4	3	4+	3	3	2	3	1	7
Nightmare	8	3	0	4	4	1	2	1	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard
Corpse Cart	4	0	0	4	5	4	0	0	0	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Regeneration (4+), Unstable, Vigour Mortis
Corpsemaster	0	3	4+	3	0	0	2	1	5

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Magic

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

May choose from:

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 Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Hero · Infantry · 85 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Wight King	4	4	4+	4	5	3	4	3	8
Skeletal Steed	8	2	0	3	3	1	2	1	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Spectral Steeds, Vanguard
Barrow Chariot	7	0	0	5	5	4	0	0	0	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Impact Hits (D6), Unstable, Spectral Steeds
Skeletal Steeds (Barrow Chariot)	0	2	0	3	0	0	2	1	3

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

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

Equipment

Medium Armour

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

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Heavy Armour Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

Grants: Armour 4+ (Heavy Armour), Missile 4+ (Heavy Armour)

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)

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.

Lance Alternative — not equipped

6 pts

Strength +2 (charge only) · +2 Initiative

The +2 Initiative and Strength Bonus only apply in the turn the model charges, and only against the unit it charged. A Shield's Parry save may be used on the turn this model charges, waiving the… Show moreThe +2 Initiative and Strength Bonus only apply in the turn the model charges, and only against the unit it charged. A Shield's Parry save may be used on the turn this model charges, waiving the usual "Parry cannot be used by mounted models" restriction for that one turn only. This applies both to mounted attackers and mounted defenders with a shield. Show less

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
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
Wight 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).

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

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Cairn Wraith	6	3	0	3(4)	3	2	2(0)	3	5
Skeletal Steed	8	2	0	3	3	1	2	1	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Spectral Steeds, Vanguard

Saves: Ward 4+ (Ethereal)

Rules: Animated Construct, Ethereal, Undead, Fear, Terror, Unstable, Chill Grasp

Equipment

Great Weapon

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.

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Ethereal: The model can only be harmed by magical attacks, spells, Flaming Attacks or other Ethereal models -- any other attack that would hit it simply has no effect. It has a Ward save (4+), or its own Ward… Show moreThe model can only be harmed by magical attacks, spells, Flaming Attacks or other Ethereal models -- any other attack that would hit it simply has no effect. It has a Ward save (4+), or its own Ward save if better. It treats all terrain as open ground (never taking Dangerous Terrain tests) and may move through and finish a move on top of impassable terrain or other models, friend or foe. 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
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
Chill Grasp: A Wraith can substitute all of its Attacks in close combat for a single Chill Grasp Attack. The Wraith makes a single Attack; if this Attack hits, then it will automatically wound with the Ignores… Show moreA Wraith can substitute all of its Attacks in close combat for a single Chill Grasp Attack. The Wraith makes a single Attack; if this Attack hits, then it will automatically wound with the Ignores Armour saves special rule. Show less

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	3
Skeleton Champion	4	2	5+	3	3	1	2	2	3

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)

Medium Armour Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

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

Polearm Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Strength +1 · Two-handed

Spear Alternative — not equipped

0.5 pts

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

Bow Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

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

Crossbow Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

Range 30" · Strength 4

30" Strength 4, Move or Fire

Rules:

Move or Fire — The weapon cannot be fired in the Shooting phase if the model moved earlier in the turn (including rallying, reforming or pivoting), even if compulsory. Mounted models may still move and fire, but… Show moreThe weapon cannot be fired in the Shooting phase if the model moved earlier in the turn (including rallying, reforming or pivoting), even if compulsory. Mounted models may still move and fire, but may not March if they do so, unless specified. 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

Core · Infantry · 3 pts/model · 20+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Zombies	4	2	0	3	3	1	1	1	2

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, The Newly Dead

Command: Musician (+5 pts), Standard Bearer (+5 pts)

Equipment

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
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 Newly Dead: Zombie units can be increased beyond their starting size by spells and effects that add models to an existing unit. In addition, when Zombie units are successfully targeted by the Invocation of Nehek… Show moreZombie units can be increased beyond their starting size by spells and effects that add models to an existing unit. In addition, when Zombie units are successfully targeted by the Invocation of Nehek spell from the Lore of Necromancy, they regain an extra D6 Wounds. However, they also suffer one more casualty than normal as a result of Unstable. Show less

Core · Infantry · 6 pts/model · 10+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Crypt Ghouls	4	2	0	3	4	1	3	2	5
Crypt Ghast	4	2	0	3	4	1	3	3	5

Rules: Poisoned Attacks

Command: Champion (+10 pts)

Equipment

Special Rules

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

Core · Infantry · 2 pts/model · 10+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Sylvanian Peasant Levy	4	2	4+	3	3	1	3	1	5
Militia Leader	4	2	4+	3	3	1	3	2	5

Rules: Expendable

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+10 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts)

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Spear Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

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

Bow Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

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

Crossbow Alternative — not equipped

5 pts

Range 30" · Strength 4

30" Strength 4, Move or Fire

Rules:

Move or Fire — The weapon cannot be fired in the Shooting phase if the model moved earlier in the turn (including rallying, reforming or pivoting), even if compulsory. Mounted models may still move and fire, but… Show moreThe weapon cannot be fired in the Shooting phase if the model moved earlier in the turn (including rallying, reforming or pivoting), even if compulsory. Mounted models may still move and fire, but may not March if they do so, unless specified. Show less

Torch Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Rules:

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

Special Rules

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

Core · War Beast · 6 pts/model · 5+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Dire Wolves	9	3	0	3	3	1	3	1	3
Doom Wolf	9	3	0	3	3	1	3	2	3

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Vanguard, Slavering Charge, Expendable, Swiftstride, Skirmishers

Command: Champion (+10 pts)

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
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
Slavering Charge: In a turn that they successfully charge, models with this special rule gain the Strength Bonus (1) special rule.
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:

Core · War Beast · 14 pts/model · 3+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Fell Bats	1	3	0	3	3	2	3	2	3

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Fly (9), 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
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:

Core · Swarm · 30 pts/model · 2–10 models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Bat Swarms	1	3	0	2	2	6	4	6	3

Rules: Fly (6), Cloud of Horror, Expendable, Skirmishers, Unstable

Equipment

Special Rules

Fly (6): 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
Cloud of Horror: An enemy unit that is flanked by one or more Bat Swarms is automatically Disrupted.
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:
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

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

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Grave Guard	4	3	4+	4	4	1	3	1	6
Seneschal	4	3	4+	4	4	1	3	2	6

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

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

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

Equipment

Medium Armour

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

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Heavy Armour Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Grants: Armour 4+ (Heavy Armour), Missile 4+ (Heavy Armour)

Shield Alternative — not equipped

1 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

2 pts

Strength +1 · Two-handed

Great Weapon Alternative — not equipped

2 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.

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
Wight 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 · Cavalry · 22 pts/model · 5+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Black Knights	4	3	4+	4(6)	4	1	3(5)	1	6
Hell Knight	4	3	4+	4(6)	4	1	3(5)	2	6
Skeletal Steed	8	2	0	3	3	1	2	1	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Spectral Steeds, Vanguard

Saves: Armour 4+ (Medium Armour, Shield), Missile 4+ (Medium Armour, Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

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

Medium Armour

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

Lance

Strength +2 (charge only) · +2 Initiative

The +2 Initiative and Strength Bonus only apply in the turn the model charges, and only against the unit it charged. A Shield's Parry save may be used on the turn this model charges, waiving the… Show moreThe +2 Initiative and Strength Bonus only apply in the turn the model charges, and only against the unit it charged. A Shield's Parry save may be used on the turn this model charges, waiving the usual "Parry cannot be used by mounted models" restriction for that one turn only. This applies both to mounted attackers and mounted defenders with a shield. Show less

Could Take Instead

Heavy Armour Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

Grants: Armour 4+ (Heavy Armour), Missile 4+ (Heavy Armour)

Barding Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

Reduces the mount's Movement characteristic by 1.

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

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
Wight 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 · Cavalry · 27 pts/model · 5+ models

	M	WS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Hexwraiths	6	3	3(4)	3	1	2(0)	1	5
Hellwraith	6	3	3(4)	3	1	2(0)	2	5
Skeletal Steed	8	2	3	3	1	2	1	3	Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Spectral Steeds, Vanguard

Saves: Ward 4+ (Ethereal)

Rules: Animated Construct, Ethereal, Undead, Fast Cavalry, Fear, Flaming Attacks, Ignores Armour Saves, Terror, Unstable, Soul Reapers, Soulstriders, Impact Hits (1)

Command: Champion (+10 pts)

Equipment

Great Weapon

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.

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Ethereal: The model can only be harmed by magical attacks, spells, Flaming Attacks or other Ethereal models -- any other attack that would hit it simply has no effect. It has a Ward save (4+), or its own Ward… Show moreThe model can only be harmed by magical attacks, spells, Flaming Attacks or other Ethereal models -- any other attack that would hit it simply has no effect. It has a Ward save (4+), or its own Ward save if better. It treats all terrain as open ground (never taking Dangerous Terrain tests) and may move through and finish a move on top of impassable terrain or other models, friend or foe. 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
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
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
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.
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
Soul Reapers: Attacks made by Hexwraiths and Hellwraiths in close combat have the Flaming Attacks and Ignores Armour saves special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules).
Soulstriders: Hexwraiths and Hellwraiths can move through unengaged units (whether friendly or enemy) during the Remaining Moves sub-phase, but cannot end their movement within 1" of another unit.
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 Infantry · 37 pts/model · 3+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Crypt Horrors	6	3	0	4	5	3	2	3	7
Crypt Haunter	6	3	0	4	5	3	2	4	7

Saves: Regeneration 5+ (Regeneration)

Rules: Poisoned Attacks, Regeneration (5+), Fear

Command: Champion (+10 pts)

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Special Rules

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 (5+): 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.
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 · Monstrous Infantry · 50 pts/model · 3+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Vargheists	6	4	0	5	4	3	4	3	7
Vargoyle	6	4	0	5	4	3	4	4	7

Rules: Fear, Fly (8), Frenzy, Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, The Red Thirst, Skirmishers

Command: Champion (+10 pts)

Equipment

Special Rules

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 (8): 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
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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. 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 · Swarm · 45 pts/model · 2–10 models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Spirit Hosts	6	3	0	3	3	4	1	4	4

Saves: Ward 4+ (Ethereal)

Rules: Animated Construct, Ethereal, Undead, Fear, Unstable, Expendable, Skirmishers, Vanguard

Equipment

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Ethereal: The model can only be harmed by magical attacks, spells, Flaming Attacks or other Ethereal models -- any other attack that would hit it simply has no effect. It has a Ward save (4+), or its own Ward… Show moreThe model can only be harmed by magical attacks, spells, Flaming Attacks or other Ethereal models -- any other attack that would hit it simply has no effect. It has a Ward save (4+), or its own Ward save if better. It treats all terrain as open ground (never taking Dangerous Terrain tests) and may move through and finish a move on top of impassable terrain or other models, friend or foe. 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
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
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

Rare · Infantry · 21 pts/model · 3+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Lahmian Handmaidens	6	5	3+	5	4	1	6	2(3)	7
Royal Handmaiden	6	5	3+	5	4	1	6	3(4)	7

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

Rules: Fear, Immunity (Psychology), Skirmishers, Vampiric, Vanguard

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)

Special Rules

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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
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:
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. 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

Rare · Cavalry · 42 pts/model · 3+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Blood Knights	6	6	4+	5(7)	4	1	5(7)	2	8
Kastellan	6	6	4+	5(7)	4	1	5(7)	3	8

Saves: Armour 1+ (Full Plate Armour, Shield, Barding), Missile 1+ (Full Plate Armour, Shield, Barding), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Rules: Fear, Immunity (Psychology), Vampiric, Impact Hits (1)

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+10 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 75 pts

Equipment

Full Plate Armour

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

Barding

Reduces the mount's Movement characteristic by 1.

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

Lance

Strength +2 (charge only) · +2 Initiative

The +2 Initiative and Strength Bonus only apply in the turn the model charges, and only against the unit it charged. A Shield's Parry save may be used on the turn this model charges, waiving the… Show moreThe +2 Initiative and Strength Bonus only apply in the turn the model charges, and only against the unit it charged. A Shield's Parry save may be used on the turn this model charges, waiving the usual "Parry cannot be used by mounted models" restriction for that one turn only. This applies both to mounted attackers and mounted defenders with a shield. Show less

Could Take Instead

The Flag of Blood Keep Alternative — not equipped Magic Item

50 pts

Magic Standard. Blood Knights only. A unit of Blood Knights with the Flag of Blood Keep upgrade gains a Ward save (4+) against missile attacks only.

Grants: Ward 4+ (The Flag of Blood Keep)

Special Rules

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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. 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

Rare · Chariot · 170 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Black Coach	7	0	5	5	4	0	0	0
Cairn Wraith (Black Coach)	0	3	3(4)	0	0	2(0)	3	5
Nightmares	0	3	4	0	0	2	1	3

Saves: Armour 5+ (Black Coach), Ward 4+ (Black Coach)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Impact Hits (D6), Terror, Unstable, Evocation of Death

Optional Companion Units

Cairn Wraith (Black Coach) Free

Rules: Chill Grasp

Nightmares Free

Rules: Expendable, Swiftstride, 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
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
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
Evocation of Death: At the beginning of the owning player's Magic phase, the Black Coach feeds on magical energy. Immediately after the total number of power dice for that phase has been determined, roll all the power… Show moreAt the beginning of the owning player's Magic phase, the Black Coach feeds on magical energy. Immediately after the total number of power dice for that phase has been determined, roll all the power dice in the pool. If any of these dice roll a 6, a portion of the power it represents is siphoned into the Black Coach. Power dice that are 'siphoned' by the Black Coach in this fashion can be used in the Magic phase as normal, though keep a note of how many are siphoned in this way. If you have more than one Black Coach in your army, randomly determine which Black Coach gains each siphoned dice. Each dice increases that Black Coach's abilities for the rest of the game, all cumulative: 1 -- +1 Impact Hit when it charges. 2 -- the Cairn Wraith and Nightmares have +1 Strength. 3 -- the Black Coach's Impact Hits, Nightmares' and Cairn Wraith's Attacks gain the Killing Blow and Flaming Attacks special rules. 4 -- the Black Coach gains the Magic Resistance (2) and Strider special rules. 5 -- the Black Coach has the Ethereal special rule. 6 -- the Black Coach has the Fly (8) special rule. Show less

Rare · Monster · 200 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Varghulf	8	5	0	5	5	4	4	5	7

Saves: Regeneration 4+ (Regeneration)

Rules: Fear, Hatred, Immunity (Psychology), Regeneration (4+), Vampiric, The Red Thirst, Bestial Fury, Stomp, Terror

Equipment

Special Rules

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
Immunity (Psychology): 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
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.
Vampiric: Models with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll… Show moreModels with the Vampiric special rule have the Fear and Immunity (Psychology) special rules (attached to this unit's own card as their own separate Rules). In addition, enemies must re-roll successful To Wound rolls against them. This does not apply to Magical Attacks, Flaming Attacks, or successful Killing Blows. Show less
The Red Thirst: Whenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost… Show moreWhenever a model with this special rule kills one or more enemy models in close combat, roll a D6 at the end of the Close Combat phase. On the roll of a 5+, the model recovers a single Wound lost earlier in the battle. This does not work against models with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rules. Show less
Bestial Fury: For the purposes of calculating combat result bonuses, a Varghulf counts as having no flanks or rear.
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 · Infantry · 50 pts/model · 3–10 models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Cairn Wraiths	6	3	0	3(4)	3	2	2(0)	3	5

Saves: Ward 4+ (Ethereal)

Rules: Animated Construct, Ethereal, Undead, Fear, Terror, Unstable, Chill Grasp

Equipment

Great Weapon

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.

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Ethereal: The model can only be harmed by magical attacks, spells, Flaming Attacks or other Ethereal models -- any other attack that would hit it simply has no effect. It has a Ward save (4+), or its own Ward… Show moreThe model can only be harmed by magical attacks, spells, Flaming Attacks or other Ethereal models -- any other attack that would hit it simply has no effect. It has a Ward save (4+), or its own Ward save if better. It treats all terrain as open ground (never taking Dangerous Terrain tests) and may move through and finish a move on top of impassable terrain or other models, friend or foe. 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
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
Chill Grasp: A Wraith can substitute all of its Attacks in close combat for a single Chill Grasp Attack. The Wraith makes a single Attack; if this Attack hits, then it will automatically wound with the Ignores… Show moreA Wraith can substitute all of its Attacks in close combat for a single Chill Grasp Attack. The Wraith makes a single Attack; if this Attack hits, then it will automatically wound with the Ignores Armour saves special rule. Show less

Rare · Infantry · 80 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Tomb Banshee	6	3	0	3	3	2	2	1	5

Saves: Ward 4+ (Ethereal)

Rules: Animated Construct, Ethereal, Undead, Fear, Fly (6), Terror, Unstable, Ghostly Howl

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Ethereal: The model can only be harmed by magical attacks, spells, Flaming Attacks or other Ethereal models -- any other attack that would hit it simply has no effect. It has a Ward save (4+), or its own Ward… Show moreThe model can only be harmed by magical attacks, spells, Flaming Attacks or other Ethereal models -- any other attack that would hit it simply has no effect. It has a Ward save (4+), or its own Ward save if better. It treats all terrain as open ground (never taking Dangerous Terrain tests) and may move through and finish a move on top of impassable terrain or other models, friend or foe. 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 (6): 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
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
Ghostly Howl: A special missile attack with a range of 8" that can be used even if the bearer has marched, charged or is engaged in close combat. It may target enemy units in combat following the normal rules for… Show moreA special missile attack with a range of 8" that can be used even if the bearer has marched, charged or is engaged in close combat. It may target enemy units in combat following the normal rules for shooting into combat -- if the bearer is engaged in combat, its Ghostly Howl can only target an enemy unit in base contact. To resolve a Ghostly Howl, roll 2D6+2. For each point by which the result exceeds the target unit's Leadership, the target unit suffers 1 Wound which Ignores Armour Saves. Ghostly Howl is a non-physical Magical Attack and Wounds suffered from it are distributed as if from shooting. Show less

Rare · Monster · 170 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Mourngul	6	5	0	5	5	4	2	4	5

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Ice Attacks, Killing Blow, Unstable, Haunter in the Dark, Carnophage, 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
Ice Attacks: Causes enemy models in base contact to be subject to Always Strikes Last. As a shooting attack or spell, subjects the target to Always Strikes Last until the start of your next turn if successfully… Show moreCauses enemy models in base contact to be subject to Always Strikes Last. As a shooting attack or spell, subjects the target to Always Strikes Last until the start of your next turn if successfully cast/Hit. Grants Immunity (Ice Attacks). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or magic weapon attacks. 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
Haunter in the Dark: Models with this special rule have a Ward save (4+) against non-magical attacks.
Carnophage: For every unsaved Wound the bearer inflicts in close combat, it regains one Wound it has previously lost during the battle.
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 · 240 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Necrofex Colossus	6	3	0	6	6	6	1	0	8

Saves: Regeneration 4+ (Regeneration)

Rules: Animated Construct, Undead, Fear, Magical Attacks, Regeneration (4+), Unstable, Vortex of Death, Necrofex Colossus 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
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.
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
Vortex of Death: Any Wizard attempting to cast spells from the Lore of Death or Lore of Necromancy within 12" of the Necrofex Colossus gains +1 to their Casting roll.
Necrofex Colossus Special Attacks: When it is the Necrofex Colossus' turn to strike in close combat, roll a D6: 1-2 Batter and Slash -- the Necrofex Colossus fights using the Random Attacks (D6+1) special rule. 3-4 Impale -- select… Show moreWhen it is the Necrofex Colossus' turn to strike in close combat, roll a D6: 1-2 Batter and Slash -- the Necrofex Colossus fights using the Random Attacks (D6+1) special rule. 3-4 Impale -- select one model in base contact; that model, and all models in the same file, must pass an Initiative test or suffer a Strength 7 Hit with the Multiple Wounds (D6) special rule. 5-6 Screams of the Damned -- the Necrofex Colossus may make a Death Shriek (see Terrorgheist) into close combat. This replaces the Necrofex Colossus' 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

Magic

May choose from:

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 Necromancy — The Curse of Undeath: When a spell from the Lore of Necromancy is successfully cast, one Undead unit within 6" of the caster regains 1 Wound following the rules for Invocation of Nehek.

Vampire Counts

Vlad von Carstein

Mannfred von Carstein

Neferata

Melkhior the Ancient

Zacharias the Everliving

Walach Harkon

The Red Duke

Gashnag

Heinrich Kemmler

Dieter Helsnicht

Isabella von Carstein

Konrad von Carstein

Sethep the Merciless

Krell

Helman Ghorst

von Carstein Vampire Lord

Necrarch Vampire Lord

Lahmian Vampire Lady

Blood Dragon Vampire Lord

Strigoi Vampire Lord

Master Necromancer

Liche Lord

von Carstein Vampire

Necrarch Vampire

Lahmian Vampire

Blood Dragon Vampire

Strigoi Vampire

Necromancer

Wight King

Cairn Wraith

Skeleton Warriors

Zombies

Crypt Ghouls

Sylvanian Peasant Levy

Dire Wolves

Fell Bats

Bat Swarms

Corpse Cart

Grave Guard

Black Knights

Hexwraiths

Crypt Horrors

Vargheists

Spirit Hosts

Mortis Engine

Zombie Dragon

Terrorgheist

Lahmian Handmaidens

Blood Knights

Black Coach

Varghulf

Cairn Wraiths

Tomb Banshee

Mourngul

Necrofex Colossus