Lustria, Cities of Gold (Version 2.1)

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Lustria, Cities of Gold Contents Rules Introduction.......................................................................... .pg Special Rule Skirmishes..........................................................................pg Line of Sight.......................................................... ....... .....pg Terrain................................................................................p g eather !aria"les...............................................................pg

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Warbands *ma&on ar"and..................................................................pg +ark Raiders....................................................... ....... ....... ....pg +-aren /irates....................................................................pg 0nights 1rrant ar"and........................................................pg Li&ardman ar"and..............................................................pg /irate ar"and......................................................................pg Saurus Temple Guard............................................................pg Lothern Sea /atrol.................................................................pg 4om"ie /irate ar"and.........................................................pg

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Introduction Gold... $or thousands of ;ears the races that -ere left "ehind "; the eer has the pursuit of this element "een as great as it is no-. It is the lure of gold that "rings the races of the -orld to the continent of Lustria. This is a place that is filled -ith steaming hot ?ungles, "oiling laa pits and all manne r of creatures too hideous to descri"e, Lustria is said to contain entire cities of gold and treasure. 7raing the elements and untold dangers e5plorers toil endlessl; through the ?ungle and amongst the ancient, ruined cities searching for gold to fill their coffers. $or centuries these a"andoned cities of the sun hae "een plundered. 7ut, it is those -ho once d-elled in these ancient &iggurats that are the most m;sterious = a strange reptilian race thought of "; man; as demons called +ragonkin, Li&ardmen and -orse. h; these creatures seem to take up and moe no one kno-s "ut the amount of treasure the; leae "ehind in those cities goes far "e;ond -hat an; Tilean can imagine. To the merchant sinister Li&ardmen and their "loated Slann oerseers gold means er; little. It is a commonl; -orked metal in their societ;. The; alue things that proide sustenance. Like gru" -orms@ It is not unusual for the Li&ardmen to pack their "elongings and moe to another cit; completel; a"andoning the one the; left. The -a;s of the Li&ardmen are indeed er;

m;sterious@ *fter these cities are acated some "rae Skinks and Sauruses -ill sta; "ehind to -atch oer a spa-ning pool or a sacred tom". These Temple Guardians as the; are called are the elite -arriors of the Li&ardmen. The; form scouting parties to search the ?ungles around the ruins guarding against an; intrusions. Aet not all of the races come to scour the ruins ?ust for gold. Some come to Lustria in search of magic. $or it is told in ancient scrolls that the Slann Mage /riests, possess greatest1len magical artefacts in the -orld. * small passage inthe an archaic te5t can make some people deote their entire lies to searching the ruins for the promise of magic. Man; races hae also come to the dark continent oer the ;ears seeking ne- lands to settle. The >orse -ere amongst the firs t to settle, seeking ne- lands a-a; from the sno- raaged mountains of their homeland. Since Losteriksson first "rought an e5pedition to Lustria the peoples of the
Lustria, Cities of Gold Special Rules Skirmishes

Line of Sight

The ruined cities and temples of the Li&ardmen are protected "; a num"er of traps. >umerous deadBend tunnels lead the e5plorers in circles and enomous serpents occasionall; s-arm through the tunnels, attacking an;thing that comes in their path. The plunderers are thus forced to camp in the

* stand of ?ungle trees can "e either a group of trees clumped together on a "ase or t-o or more freestanding trees standing near each other. *s ;ou -ant to "e a"le to place ;our models in the ?ungle, there should "e enough space on the "ase for this. It is important that pla;ers -ork their -a; through all

cities, the; the e5plore the depths temples ho- to-hile oercome numerous traps.of *sthe most cities and hostplan less than half a do&en temples "oth small and large, man; skirmishes are fought for possession of a temple so that it can "e e5plored -ithout interruption. Man; plunderers are shre-d and -ait for a rial ar"and to retriee the treasure and then am"ush them. %o-eer, the; still need to "e present in the cit; to keep an e;e on the other -ar"and so that the; dont escape into the ?ungle unseen. The ar"ands guard their accumulated treasure ?ealousl; and -ill fight an;one -ho stra;s too close. Most of the fighting erupts -hile the ar"and makes their -a; into the cit; or tries to set up a necamp closer to a temple.
the ?ungle terrain thehappen "oard to to "e determine if it is a ?ungle or simpl; some treeson that near each other.

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* ?ungle stand of an; -idth "locks L.<.S to the other side, een a stand (D -ide "locks line of sight to the other side. * model must "e -ithin 2D of edge of the ?ungle stand in order to fire out, charge, "e fired upon, or "e charged from outside the ?ungle. Models inside the ?ungle stand ma; see #D for purposes of shooting and declaring charges. Models fighting -hile in difficult terrain, other than on steps, suffer a B( penalt; to hit.


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Man; pla;ers -ill -ant to esta"lish house rules -hen it comes to terrain and this is encouraged. e hae proided the follo-ing rules for ?ungle "attles "ased in Lustria for ;our conenience. *ll rules follo- the Mordheim Rule"ook e5cept as noted other-ise. O$%& GRO'&( Models moe -ithout penalt;.

7; Steen Grafi5 Gi""s ‘The day was wet as we started out into the jungle. Visibility was poor. My men and I cautiously hacked our way through the under-growth listening and watching for those accursed Liardmen. Through the drile we saw a clearing up ahead and decided to take a rest there! that was when they attacked. "kinks leaped from the undergrowth! a third of our pistols didn#t fire due to the dampness and our crossbowmen couldn#t see far enough to get a good shot. $e drew our swords and a%es and fought for our li&es.# Roll on this chart at the "eginning of a scenario to see hothe -eather is going to affect ;our pla;.

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Clear underground passages. Eno"structed ruined cit; streets. !ines and ladders leading up or do-n. 7ridges -ith no gaps or gaps less than (D in length. Steps leading up or do-n.

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(I**IC'L# GRO'&( Models moe at (F2 speed. 1. . !. ". ).

Steps that are higher than (D. Ru""le or light shru". Shallo- s-amp or marsh. ungles. Shallo- riers.

+%R (I**IC'L# GRO'&( Models moe at (F# speed. 1. .

+ense ru""le. Mudd; s-amp or marsh.

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Thorn;against or dense Going theshru". current of a slo- moing rier. H
I-$SS/L% #%RRI& >o moement allo-ed. 1. . !.

+eep riers or lakes. H+ifficult ground for auatic models.J Kuicksand or deep mud. Going against the current of a fast moing rier.

a2ard >ice and dr; = normal pla; ind; Raining %ea;Rain Mist %ot and%umid

3. Wind45 The m;stical ?ungle has thro-n up a ho-ling gale making it difficult to shoot and leap across "uildingsFterrain features. Roll (+' = (B3  B( to hit -ith missile -eapons and to leap across "uildings, #B'  B2 for shooting and leaping. 678. Raining5 Rain is er; common in the lush rain forest of Lustria. *ll missile and po-der -eapons are at B( to hit. Those -ishing to fire a 7lack /o-der -eapon must first roll #N on (+' other-ise the po-der is too -et to fire. 19. ea:4 Rain5 The tropical monsoon "eats do-n upon the -arriors making moement through the ?ungle slo- and ha&ardous. There is B( to all moement. *ll missile -eapons ranges are haled. 7lack /o-der -eapons ma; not fire at all. 11. -ist5 * thick mist has rolled in from the coast. Roll (+'. * roll of (B results in all shooting reduced to half range due to poor isi"ilit;.

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a2ards

The ruined "uildings of the temple cities are often coered in ines, -hile others hae trees "ursting through their -alls. These ines and trees count as ladders for the purpose of moing up and do-n the "uildings. ungle trees can proide "oth a haen and a ha&ard to e5plorers. * model can clim" a tree -ith a "onus of N( to their Initiatie alue, "ut a ' is still a failure. In Lustria a model does not hae to "e placed at the "ase of a tree "efore it can attempt to clim". *s long as there is sufficient moement left to get to a safe place -ithin the tree the model can "e ( inch a-a; and still clim" 3 inches into the tree proided it passes the reuired initiatie test. * model placed in a tree is can "e declared as 'idden as descri"ed on page 2 in the Mordheim Rule"ook. * 'idden model that is disco ered or gies it position a-a; is no longer 'idden "ut is still afforded coer. If a model is knocked do-n or stunned -hile in a tree it has to take an Initiatie test -ith a penalt; of B( or fall out of the tree and take falling damage as descri"ed in the Mordheim Rule"ook.

7; Ro"ert Lo-er; ‘The teeming landscape of Lustria whispers of dangers! only the foolhardy would bra&e.# ,oberto ortuna! athfinder 7efore the start of a game a +' is rolled to determine the num"er of ha&ards plaguing the area. o- roll 3+' and consult the ta"le "elo-.

!(0 a2ard 3 Tarpit # Reptile S-arm  Giant Spider ' Coatl  Coldest 1. If a tree, or similar nast; place, should house a sniper, place ( !ampire 7ats the structure that ;ou -ant him standing on no higher than (' Sa"reBtoothed Tiger #D off the ta"le top. This -a; the miniature can clim" to it in ( *ma&on Scouts one moement phase. (6 ManBeating /lant . Make sure the structure is large enough for a 2mm "ase. !. #ar $ it5 The unfortunate ar"and mem"er has fallen into a tar e dont usuall; see 0ro5igors and Rat atural armour sae #N and . f an; model is "tunned -hile in shallo- -ater it must make !enomous = an; -ounds of  or ' are treated as critical. an Initiatie test. If it passes, it can "e turned oer in the 0. Coatl5 The -arrior has surprised one of Lustrias most follo-ing turn. If it fails, it is considered dro-ned and -ill enigmatic inha"itants, the Coatl. /ossessing a snakeBlike "od; "e *ut of +ction. The pla;er -ill need to roll for surial at measuring up to ten feet in length and "rightl; coloured feather; the end of the game. This doesnt mean that the model is -ings Coatl are often -orshiped "; the Li&ardmen as a liing gone for good "ut ?ust a "it -aterBlogged@ em"odiment of Sotek. See 7easts, Monsters, 8 Tri"esmen. !. *n; undead model that is knocked do-n in shallo- -ater 3. Cold Ones5 * dreadful pair of the reptilian "easts hae set their -ill recoer as normal according the standard Mordheim "lood;Bthirst; sights on the -arriors. See 7easts, Monsters, 8 rules for Endead. Tri"esmen. 6. Ri:er #roll5 *ttracted "; the promise of fresh meat, a loathsome ". *n; model fighting in a shallo- stream -hile -earing light Troll has attacked the hapless -arrior. Consider the Troll haing armour -ill "e considered out of action if it is "tunned. >o charged for the purpose of com"at. See 7easts, Monsters, 8 Initiatie test is to "e taken. This does not appl; to models Tri"esmen. -hose skin or clothing is considered natural light armour.

I.e. *ma&ons skins and charms and the toughened hide of Li&ardmen.

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11. Giant *rog5 * most unusual carniorous predator, the giant frog possesses ra&or sharp teeth and can gro- as long as fie feet. See 7easts, Monsters, 8 Tri"esmen. 1. S;amp *lies5 * cloud of Lustrias most common inha"itants has found its mark. The unfortunate -arrior is immo"ilised for one turn and ther eafter suff ers a B( to an; rolls inoling com"at, and initiatie for the rest of the game. 1!. $4gmies5 The diminutie ?ungle tri"esmen hae taken a sudden and unhealth; interest in the -arriors@ Roll +3N( to determine the num"er. See 7easts, Monsters, 8 Tri"esmen. 1". Salamander &est5 The -ar"and has regretta"l; distur"ed the

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- WS /S S # WI  Ld ###33(3( 1uipmentO Spear, dagger, slingF"o- and light armour. 16. Carni:orous $lant5 The ?ungles of Lustria are home to a -ide ariet; of carniorous plants. * t;pical plants profile is sho-n "elo-. These plants make an appearance in a fe- of the scenarios. Aou can include these in ;our games if all the pla;ers agree. $rofile - WS /S S # WI  Ld Carniorous/lant ) 2 ) # 2 2 ( 2 

nest of a giant Salamander -ho sees all models -ithin 6D as a potential meal. See 7easts, Monsters, 8 Tri"esmen. 1). +ampire /ats5 * s-arm of raenous "ats has set upon the -arrior from out of no-here. +'N2 "ats -ill attack. $rofile - WS /S S # WI  Ld 62)22('(# Special Rules5 $l;, 1rratic = +ue to their strange pattern of flight "ats are a challenging target. *ll rolls to hit them suffer B(. 10. Sabre7toothed #iger5 *s the -ar"and stalks the ?ungle, so too does the ?ungle stalk the -ar"and. The primeal predator has found its pre;@ Consider the sa"reBtooth charging for the purpose of com"at. $rofile - WS /S S # WI  Ld '#)#23' Special Rules5 Causes $ear, $erocious 7ite =
$ighting against a carniorous plant is handled much the same -a; as t-o -arriors -ould do "attle. The plant -ill attack an; model that stops -ithin a 3D radius of it and the attacks are made during the com"at phase, as normal. The plant al-a;s strikes first in the initial round of com"at unless the model it is fighting has "een outfitted -ith a pike. The pikeman -ill go first. If the plant suffers a ound in an; round, roll against its Leadership. If the check is failed, the plant -ill attempt to defend itself. If this occurs, its Toughness and Leadership -ill increase "; N( point and its attacks -ill decrease "; B( point until it is left alone or -ins a round of com"at. If a model is put
"ite, -hich addss5N(Lithe, to the athletic in?ur; roll no armour sae. 13. ma2on Scout and-ith mesmeri&ingl; "eautiful, *ma&ons do not take kindl; to intruders = especiall; male ones@ +3N( scouts are encountered.

rules model for these nasties. *n; that kills a carniorous plant -ill automaticall; "e a-arded (+' GC due to finding all the loot from the plants past ictims.


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Wargear mulet of the -oon

Cat O> &ine #ails

*nce acti&ated! this ancient de&ice creates a shimmering aura around the wearer that makes it harder for enemies to see them.

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*n; missile fire directed at a model euipped -ith the amulet suffers a penalt; of B( to hit. The amulet also confers a special sae of N against missile fire.

*rder is often maintained aboard the ship with the threat of the lash. In battle the long barbed whip of the 1at is also seen! but this time dealing out punishment to the enemy2 Range5 Close Com"at

/ela4ing $ins

Strength5 *s Eser B( Special Rule5 Cannot 7e /arried, hipcrack, N( 1nem;

+ typical shipare contains of con&enient these shortplaces lengthsinofthecar&ed wood. They set up hundreds in racks in ship! around which therunning rigging can be secured or belayed. These also make good weapons! and pirates /uickly become proficient with hurling them as short range weapons. Range5 'D Strength5 *s Eser =(

Special Rule5 Thro-n eapon, N( 1nem; *rmour Sae Special Rules5 #hro;n Weapon5 Models using 7ela;ing /ins do not suffer penalties for range, "ut still suffer a =( to hit penalt; if the; use them after moing that turn. The 7ela;ing /ins counts as a clu" in close com"at =1 %nem4 rmour Sa:e5 *n enem; -ounded "; a 7ela;ing /ins gains a N( "onus to his armour sae, and a 'N armour sae if he normall; has none.

/oat ook These are normally used to pull in ropes or other objects from the water! but their long reach and wicked metal catches makes them also useful in combat. Range5 Close Com"at Strength5 *s user

Special Rule5 Strike $irst, En-ield;, Special Rules Strike *irst5 * -arrior -ith a 7oat %ook strikes first in the first turn of handBtoBhand com"at. 'n;ield45 * -arrior -ith a 7oat %ook ma; onl; use a shield or a "uckler in his other hand. %e ma; not use a second -eapon.

/olas 0olas are a set of three brone balls on strings tied together. They are thrown similar to a sling and are rotated around the head for speed. The bolas is a hunting weapon and doesn#t harm the animal. It immobilies it and allows the hunter to either subdue it or put it out with his spear. PLi&ardmen 8 *ma&ons
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*rmour Sae Special Rules Cannot /e $arried5 The Cat < >in e Tails is a fle5i"le -eapon and the -arrior use it -ith great e5pertise. *ttempts to parr; its strikes are futile. * model attacked "; a Cat < >ine Tails ma; not make parries -ith s-ords or "ucklers. Whipcrack5 -hen the -ielder charges the; gain N(* for that turn. This "onus attack is added after an; other modifications. hen the -ielder is charged the; gain N(* that the; ma; onl; use against the charger. This additional attack -ill strike first. If the -ielder is simultaneousl; charged "; t-o or more opponents the; -ill still onl; receie a total of N(*. If the -ielder is using t-o Cat < >ine Tails at the same time then the; get N(* for the additional hand -eapon, "ut onl; the first Cat < >ine Tails gets the -hipcrack N(*. =1 %nem4 rmour Sa:e5 *n enem; -ounded "; a Cat < >ine Tails gains a N( "onus to his armour sae, and a 'N armour sae if he normall; has none.

Cla; of the Old Ones This is a &ery ancient weapon made from a strange metal that is imper&ious to age and corrosion. The powers of this artefact can only be unleashed through a ritual known only to a handful of +maons. The blade of this weapon glows white hot and can cut through armour as if it were paper. Range5 Close Com"at

Strength5 *s Eser N( Special Rule5 >o Sae, /arr; Special Rules &o Sa:e5 The "lade of the Cla- can literall; cut through an;thing. * -arrior -ounded "; a Cla- receies no armour sae -hatsoeer. $arr45 Eser ma; parr; as per normal rules.

Cloak of -ists
Compass * compass can "e a "ig help on the land as -ell as at sea, "; helping the pirates naigate faster and more accuratel; around the seemingl; random ruins of the "lasted cit;. In an; scenarios -here pla;ers roll to see -hich side deplo;s first, then his -ar"and ma; reBroll their result. This can onl; "e done if the pirate -ith the compass is not missing the game though@ >ote that onl; one reBroll is allo-ed, een If multiple pirates are carr;ing a Compass, and if "oth sides hae a Compass then no reBrolls are allo-ed.


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ook and

The 1onch shell 'orn is used by e%perienced iranha warriors to warn the warband of approaching enemies.

Hone per modelJ /irates -ho hae lost a hand or arm due to a %and In?ur; HIn?ur; Result 3#J or *rm ound HResult 23J can "e fitted -ith a sharpened metal hook. The -earer of the st;lish nedeice cannot use an; t-oBhanded -eapons, "ut -ill al-a;s count as haing a close com"at -eapon in that hand. The hook strikes in close com"at in the same manner as a dagger. * ne- pirate ?oining the -ar"and, either during initial -ar"and creation or as a ne- hire, ma; also start out -ith a %ook %and. If the -earer gets a %and In?ur; or *rm ound in further "attles, these can "e ignored on a roll of #N as the hit -as taken "; the %ook %and instead.

P/iranha -arriors onl;Q *t the "eginning of the game a /iranha -arrior ma; use the horn to reBroll -hen deciding -ho deplo;s first and -ho goes first. Multip le models that hae the horn cannot force a second reBroll.

Cutlass Range5 Close Com"at Strength5 *s Eser Special Rule5 /arr;, $ast Special Rules $arr45 Cutlasses are s-ords and ma; parr; ?ust like s-ords can, as descri"ed in the Mordheim Rule"ook. *ast5 If armed -ith t-o cutlasses, he gets N( initiatie.

?oll4 Roger

%nchanted Skins The protectie skins and charms that the *ma&ons -ear hae "een -arded -ith defensie magic. To represent this, an; model -earing Skins and Charms receies a 'N special sae ersus an; -ounds inflicted. In addition, the -earer of Skins and Charms is unaffected "; enem; magic on a roll of N.

*laming rro;s

Hone game onl;J $laming *rro-s can "e shot from an; "o- or cross"o-, and do not change the -eapons range. * flaming arro- hit -ill strike at N( Strength and =( *rmour Sae. The user cannot moe in the turn he -ishes to use them, een if using a regular "o-, unless he has special skills -hich allo- him to do so Hsuch as >im"leJ. Aou can purchase a uier of them, "ut the special flamma"le su"stances soon go "ad on e5posure to air. *fter each game the; loose their effect and ;ou must "u; another uier if ;ou -ish to use them again.

Hone per ar"andJ *h, the sight of the oll; Roger -aing the -ind is enough to "ring a tear to the e;e of een the toughest old salt; dog. *n; %ero ma; carr; the oll; Roger the cost represents the effort to hae the ships sail makers create a smaller ersion that one man ma; carr; on a long pole. *n; /irates -ithin (2 of the oll; Roger neer count as "eing *ll *lone in com"at. Carr;ing the "anner takes up one han d though, so that model ma; not carr; or use an; t-oBhanded -eapons during the game. >ote that S-a""ies, lacking the true /irate spirit, do not gain an; "enefit from the oll; Roger.

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* -ell trained parrot is e5cellent at distracting opponents, either "; shouting out loud at them or fl;ing around getting in their -a;. *ll enem; in "ase contact -ith the o-ner -ill "e at =( to hit in their first round of com"at -ith the pirate unless the; can pass a Leadership Test.

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ardtack biscuits Hone per model, one use onl;J *n; /irate ma; "ring some of these dense "reads to eat during a "attle, filling him -ith -ell, something prett; dense and "readBlike Hthe ships cook refuses to diulge the e5act ingredientsJ. *t the start of an; one of his turns the pirate ma; pop some in his mouth Hand possi"l; "reak a feteeth che-ing themJ, as long as he is not alread; in hand to hand com"at. %is Toughness is temporaril; increased "; N( for the duration of that turn and the follo-ing enem; turn, -ith the effects generall; -earing off after-ards. Roll a +' after that turn on a ( his "iscuits -ere tainted and filled -ith maggots H;uck@J. Make a note of his name B the pirate must miss the ne5t game as he recoers Hand thumps the cook a fe- times to "oot@J. If the /irate -inds up missing a game "ecause of other effects, the losses -ill add together and he -ill miss the ne5t t-o games.

Hone per modelJ *n; /irate suff ering a Leg ound HIn?ur; Result 22J or Smashed Leg HResult 2J can opt to hae his ruined leg replaced -ith a stout -ooden peg leg. This -ill reduce his Moement Hand ma5imum possi"le Moement characteristicJ "; =(, "ut offers a chance that stra; hits -ill strike the leg instead. This gies him a special saing thro- of 'N, -hich can "e taken -heneer he fails an; other saing thro-s allo-ed against an; -ounding shooting or hand to hand hits. This sae is not modified, and can "e used een if no saing thro- is normall; allo-ed. * ne- pirate ?oining the -ar"and, either during initial -ar"and creation or as a ne- hire, ma; also start out -ith a /eg Leg. If the -earer gets a Leg ound or Smashed Leg in further "attles, these can "e ignored on a roll of #N as the hit -as taken "; the /eg Leg instead.

Sp4 Glass * pirate can use his trust; sp; glass to e5amine the com"at ground, spotting an; ;ello- dogs -ho tr; to sneak a"out@ *t the start of his turn, the o-ner can tr; to detect one %idden enem; model to -hich he has normal Line of Sight.

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Sunstaff

*f the many strange weapons the +maons possess the "tar-blade is built like an +maonian dagger. It is usually painted e%otic colours and contains magical properties that enhance the fighting prowess of the +maons. Range5 Close Com"at Strength5 *s user

Special Rule5 N( 1nem; *rmour Sae, /arr; Special Rules =1 %nem4 rmour Sa:e O StarB"lades are not the "est -eapons to use for penetrating an enem; models armour. *n enem; -ound ed "; a StarB"lade gains a N( "onus to his armour sae, and a 'N armour sae if he has none normall;. $arr45 StarB"lade offers an e5cellent "alance of defence and offence. * model armed -ith a StarB"lade ma; parr; the first successful "lo- of an; com"at on a #N. The mode l has parried the "lo-, and that attack is discarded. * model ma; not parr; attacks made -ith dou"le or more its o-n Strength = the; are simpl; too po-erful to "e stopped.

The "unstaff is a long tubular stick that is made from a strange multicoloured metal with one end hollow like a tube. "trange runes are car&ed along its length and a large gemstone is set into the pommel. )espite being e%tremely ancient 34lf Lore Masters of the $hite Tower of 'oeth claim to ha&e found a similar de&ice that they surmise is more than 56!666 years old 7 older than the 4l&en race itself28! the wielder of the "unstaff can discharge a beam of energy akin to the rays of the sun. Range5 2#D

Strength5 # Special Rule5 *ccurate, >o Sae Special Rules ccurate5 The Sunstaff does not suffer the usual B( modifier to hit for long range. &o Sa:e5 The "eam from a Sunstaff can literall; cut through an;thing. * -arrior -ounded "; a Sunstaff receies no armour sae -hatsoeer.

S;i:el Gun

irate 9unners sometimes construct and carry into battle a smaller Star7S;ord and lighter &ersion of the real swi&el cannons normally attached to This is an ancient and legendary sword that can cut through armour pi&oting mounts on the ship#s railing or sides. Though smaller than as if it were a leaf. regular cannons! swi&el guns are larger than normal hand guns! so Range5 Close Com"at big that they must be held up with the support of wooden support. Strength5 *s user N( They are cumbersome! and prone to failure due to imperfect castings or poorly mi%ed blackpowder! but most gunners agree that Special Rule5 >o Sae, /arr; they make up for it in sheer power. Special Rules Special Rules5 &o Sa:e5 The great po-er of the Star Bs-ord ignor es all

armour saes e5cept for -ard and +odge saes. $arr45 StarBs-ord offers an e5cellent "alance of defence and offence. * model armed -ith a StarBs-ord ma; parr; "lo-s. hen his opponent rolls to hit, the model armed -ith a s-ord ma; roll a +'. If the score is greater than the highest to hit score of his opponent, the model has parried the "lo-, and that attack is discarded. * model ma; not parr; attacks made -ith dou"le or more its o-n Strength = the; are simpl; too po-erful to "e stopped.

Sun Gauntlet This! as with all strange arcane +maon items! is made from an unknown multicoloured metal that is imper&ious to damage or corrosion. It is co&ered in strange runes and a bright gemstone is set into the hilt. In many ways this weapon resembles a 0lackpowder pistol. It can be held in one hand and when pointed at an enemy unleashes a blinding beam of energy like the "unstaff Range5 (2D

Strength5 # Special Rule5 *ccurate, >o Sae, %andBtoB%and Special Rules ccurate5 The Sun Gauntlet does not suffer the usual B( modifier to hit for long range. &o Sa:e5 he "eam from a Sun Gauntlet can literall; cut through an;thing. * -arrior -ounded "; a Sun Gauntlet receies no armour sae -hatsoeer. and7to7andO The Sun Gauntlet can "e used -ith another

S-iel Guns follo- most of the rules for 7lackpo-der -eapons HMoe or $ire, /repare ShotJ "ut hae some e5ceptions as noted "elo-. * /irate ar"and ma; hae onl; one S-iel Gun at a time, due to the time it takes the ships Master Gunner to construct one. /lackpo;der Weapon5 Moe or $ire 8 /repare Shot Has per normal "lackpo-der -eaponsJ are in effect. Cumbersome5 The user is at =( Initiatie and =( Moement throughout the "attle. *lso, S-iel Guns ma; neer "e fired t-ice per turn, or fired if the user moed, no matter -hat Skills the user ma; hae. /lackpo;der Rules5 The normall; optional rules for 7lackpo-der page ('# are nature al-a;s of in effect for S-iel Guns,-eapons due to on unpredicta"le the local materials used in their construction. Special mmunition5 S-iel Guns use nonBstandard ammunition t;pes, -hich must "e "ought for each game. 1ach t;pe onl; lasts one game, so if it is used in a game it cannot "e used again until another suppl; is "ought. 7efore firing, the Gunner must declare -hich t;pe is "eing used, if he has more than one t;pe aaila"le in the game.

close com"at -eapon in hand to hand com"at -ith Strength # and no armour sae. 7ecause it does not reuire prepared shot, this "onus attack ma; "e used in each turn of com"at.

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S;i:el Gun mmunition5 /all Shot

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one game onl; + "wi&el 9un firing these hea&y lead balls can stop e&en a charging *gre dead in his tracks2 Range5 3'D Strength5 

Special Rule5 Concussion, Sae Modifier Special Rules Concussion5 The impact of the hea; lead pro?ectile is enough to rattle een the hardiest -arrior. Treat an; resulting In?ur; Rolls of 2B# as a Stunned result. Sa:e -odifier5 S-iel Guns 7all Shot are een "etter at penetrating armour than their Strength  suggests. * -arrior -ounded -ith 7all Shot must make his armour sae -ith a B2 modifier.

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S;i:el Gun mmunition5 Chain Shot Hone game onl;J These lengths of chain and linked metal don# t cause as much damage! but can entangle an enemy model and bring him to his knees. Range5 2#D Strength5 #

Special Rule5 *ll rapped Ep@ Sae Modifier ll Wrapped 'p@ 1nem; hit "; Chain Shot -hich are not -ounded are 0nocked +o-n on a roll of #N, een if the; normall; can neer "e 0nocked +o-n. Sa:e -odifier5 S-iel Guns Chain Shot are een "etter at penetrating armour than their Strength # suggests. * -arrior -ounded -ith Chain Shot must make his armour sae -ith a B( modifier.

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S;i:el Gun mmunition5 Grape Shot Hone game onl;J Very small pellets! rocks! metal scrap! e&en rock salt are poured into the barrel from prepared canisters! producing a cloud of shrapnel when fired. Range5 2#D Strength5 3 

Special Rule5 Its 1er;-here@

Special Rules It>s %:er4;here@ If a hit is scored, +' other enem; models -ithin # of the target and also in Line of Sight -ill automaticall; also take a single hit. If the srcinal target -as in the open, no hits can "e applied to models in coer though Honl; if the srcinal target -as in coer can hits go to models in coer as -ellJ. The closest enem; model to the target must take the first hit, then the ne5t closest, and so on. Models in %iding -ill also count to-ards "eing close to the target, and can "e hit as -ell. There is no *rmour Sae modifier from Grape Shot hits. /irates kno- to duck out of the -a; -hen the; hear a S-iel Gun going off, and thus are neer hit "; friendl; Grape Shot.

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The map turns out to "e a fake@ %o-eer, ;ou do manage to return and trounce the "ilgeBdrinking s-ine -ho sold it to ;ou, and he gies ;our -ar"and +'5 gold cro-ns to make amends Hand preent himself getting keelBhauled@J. The map leads ;our cre- to a minor stash. *fter some hours digging, the find a chest containing ( shard of -;rdstone and some ?e-els -orth 2+'5() gold cro-ns. The map reeals one of the fa"led aleBstashes of Long +rong Sla;er himself@ Aou uncoer seeral "arrels of the finest rums, ales, and other assorted spirits.

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-agic There hae al-a;s "een those -ho hae used magicO Serpent /riestess and Skink /riest. 7ut as all scholars kno-, all magic is dangerous, for it originates from Chaos, the source of corruption and change. Indeed, during these times, sorcer; is illegal and punisha"le "; death. i&ards hae little sa; in -hether the -orld of magic touches them or not. The; are "orn -ith second sight and to them the -orld of magical energies and spells is much more real than the mundane -orld of normal mortals. ith all the persecution, fear and hatred it is little -onder that -i&ards "ecome reclusie and suspicious, and man; are do-nright insane.

llocated spells The chart "elo- summarises the different kinds of magic and e5plains -ho can use -hat spells. Wi2ard #4pe of -agic #4peof-agic Wi2ard *ma&on Rituals...................Serpent /riestess %igh 1lf Magic....................Mist Mage Li&ardman Magic................Skink /riest Special 7re-.......................+-aren 7re- Master

1ach -i&ard starts -ith one randoml; determined spell, "ut ma; gain more. Roll a +' and consult the appropriate chart. If ;ou get the same spell t-ice, roll again or lo-er the spells difficult; "; (.

Casting spells Spells are cast in the shooting phase, and can "e used een if the caste r is in handBtoBhand com"at. To use a spell, the -i&ard must roll eual to or greater than the spells +ifficult; score onis2+'. If he ma; a spell thatoerleaf. turn. If the test passed thefails, spell he ma; "e not usedcast as descri"ed * -i&ard ma; cast one spell per turn and ma; not use missile -eapons if he -ants to cast a spell. %e can ho-eer run@ * -i&ard ma; not use magic if he is -earing armour or has a shield or "uckler. The onl; e5ception is the /ra;ers of Sigmar. Sisters of Sigmar and arriorB/riests ma; -ear armour and use their pra;ers.

(amage Some spells causes direct damage, and are resoled the same -a; as damage from shooting or "lo-s in handBtoBhand com"at. Spells do not cause critical hits. Models al-a;s receie armour saes against -ounds caused "; spells unless noted other-ise.

Spell Lists ma2on Rituals

Little is kno-n a"out *ma&on magic "e;ond their island home. It is said that the immortal *ma&ons learn their magic from the er; gods themseles. (0 Result 1 Singing Wind (ifficult4 6 The riestess calls upon the power of "haekal the $ind 9oddess to enter the battlefield. The goddess appears in the form of singing motes and dancing lights that -ill entrance and hold an; model -ithin ()D till the start of the *ma&on pla;ers ne5t turn. The model cannot moe, shoot, or cast spells, "ut ma; defend itself in handBtoBhand. Models affected "; this ritual automaticall; go last in com"at.  Serpent>s Strength (ifficult4 8 The riestess begins the ritual by dancing wildly and screaming in an ancient tongue. *ll friendl; models close to the /riestess -ill "e charged -ith a frantic energ; until the end of their ne5t turn. +uring this time an; model -ithin 6D of the /riestess Hincluding herselfJ -ill add N( to their Strength. The ritual cannot "e cast if the /riestess is in close com"at during her shooting phase. The effects -ill continue after the ritual is cast if the priestess enters com"at. !W The endala>s -aelstrom priestess summons harsh tropical winds to protect the +maons from enemy ranged attacks.

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The storm e5tends out from the /riestess (6D. *ll attempts to shoot missile -eapons "; the enem; -ill "e at B( to hit. The ritual lasts up until the start of the *ma&on pla;ers ne5t turn. Shield #horns of (ifficult4 3 Mo&ing her arms about in a wea&ing motion the riestess calls upon the plants to protect her. The ritual produces a cocoon of thorns all a"out the /riestess making her immune to ranged or magical attacks. *n; models -ishing to charge the priestess can do so "ut the thorns negate an; strikes "; the priestess and her enemies in the first round of com"at. The /riestess cannot cast this ritual -hile in handBtoBhand com"at. #he Li:ing ?ungle (ifficult4 0 )rawing upon her will! the riestess reaches out to the deniens of the jungle! seeking their aid. /ick one model -ithin (2D. The model is suddenl; s-armed "; a saage mi5 of snakes, spiders and insects, most of them poisonous. The afflicted model takes (+' Strength 2 hits -ith no armour saes allo-ed apart from -ard saes. s (reams (ifficult4 3 The priestess starts to sing with a wondrous &oice and all the +maons join her. The song is so "eautiful and mesmerising that it momentaril; distracts the *ma&ons enemies -ithin (2D such that all Ld tests for the opposing -ar"and are made at B( until the end of the opposing pla;ers ne5t turn. Li&ardmen and Endead are immune to the effects of this ritual.

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igh %lf -agic The magic of the %igh 1les is the most po-erful magic in the 0no-n orld. Its po-ers and arcane secrets are far "e;ond the understanding of other mages -ith the e5ception of the Slann. (0 Result 1 Word $o;er of (ifficult4 6 The 4l&en Mage utters the True :ame of +suryan! the lord of the 4lf gods. "haken by his awesome power! the enemies of the 4l&es become weak and ineffecti&e. *n; enemies -ithin 6D of the Mage suffer a B3 eapon skill penalt;, do-n to a minimum of one. Lasts until the "eginning of the ne5t %igh 1lf turn.  *ier4 Wrath (ifficult4 6 $ith one delicate mo&ement the 4l&en Mage traces an intricate "igil of lame in the air. Range (2D. Ma; "e cast on an; model -ithin range. The target is hit -ith Strength #. *n; models -ithin 3D of the target model suffer a Strength 3 hit on a +' roll of #N. Take armour saes as normal. ! #he $hoeniA Cro;n (ifficult4 8 + crown of white flames appears abo&e the head of the 4lf Mage! en&eloping him within a glorious array of flames. The 1lf Mage has an armour sae of 2N that replaces his normal armour sae. In addition, he gains a N2 to his eapon skill and a N( to his Strength. Roll at the "eginning of each turn in the recoer; phase.
+t the command of the 4l&en Mage! the &ery earth raises up against the enemies of the 4l&es. +ra- a (2D direct line from the mage in an; direction. The line is (D -ide and a"solutel; straight. *n; model in its path suffers a single S hit. 0

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+ radiant white light emerges from the mage#s hand! banishing all fear and doubt in his comrades. *n; friendl; models -ithin 6D of the 1len mage are immune to ps;cholog; and -ill neer "reak from com"at. This spell lasts until the mage suffers a -ound. If the mage suffers a -ound then the enchanted 1les "ecome startled and uneas;. *ll models -ith 6D must take a Leadership test. If an; fail, the; are treated as if the; had failed an *ll *lone test.


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Li2ardman -agic Li&ardmen Spells -ork like the /ra;ers of Sigmar and ma; "e used een if the Skink /riest is -earing armour. (0 Result 1 Chotec>s Wrath (ifficult4 6 * lightning "olt shoots from the sk; a"oe and strikes the closest enem; model -ithin ()D of the Skink /riest, causing a single Strength  hit. %o-eer add N( to the Strength and N( to the roll on the in?ur; ta"le if the model is -earing armour like light armour, hea; armour, Ithilmar armour or Gromril armour.  Sotec>s /lessing (ifficult4 3 This spell ma; "e cast on a single model -ithin 'D of the Skink /riest or on himself. Roll a +' to determine the "lessing. The effects remain in pla; until the /riest or the model is Stunned or taken s Stealth (ifficult4 3 The spell affects all Skinks -ithin 'D of the Skink /riest, including himself, and allo-s an; model that is in coer to immediatel; to go into hiding. * model ma; go into hiding een if the; ran in the moement phase or has alread; shot -ith a missile -eapon. " #he Old Ones> $rotection (ifficult4 0 The Skink /riest and an; Li&ardmen -ithin #D of him gain a sae of #N against the effects of spells or pra;ers. This spell remains in pla; until the Skink /riest is taken s Rage (ifficult4 6 * single Li&ardman -ithin 'D of the Skink /riest or himself, is oertaken "; rage and follo-s the rules for $ren&;, in addition he gains N( Strength. This spell remains in pla; until the Skink /riest or the model is Stunned or is taken
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of *ction. *t the "eginning of the turn the Skink priest must pass a Leadership roll in order to keep the spell going. s Speed (ifficult4 3 * single Li&ardman model -ithin 'D of the Skink /riest or himself, ma; make an additional sprint of moement and moe up to #D. This counts, as running and a model ma; not moe if he has alread; fired -ith a missile -eapon. %e ma; not charge -ith this e5tra moe.

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Special /re;s Special 7re-s ma; "e used "efore a "attle. The 7re- Master ma; roll for one "re- onl; as there isnt a -hole lot of time to prepare for the "attle. hen a 7re- Master first learns a special "re- Hthis includes the one he starts -ithJ, he rolls (+' to see ho- man; d-ares he ma; gie the "re- to. hen he gets more skilled, he rolls more +'s. See the 7re- Master special rules for more on this. hen testing to see if a 7re- Master successfull; makes a "re-, roll the appropriate num"er of +'s and consult the "re-s difficult;. If ;ou "eet or tie the difficult;, ;ou hae successfull; made a "re-@ Aou ma; gie it to the num"er of d-ares that ;ou passed ";. So, if ;oure tr;ing for a difficult; # "re- and roll a #, ;ou ma; gie it to one d-arf, -hile if ;ou roll a ', ;ou ma; gie it to 3 d-ares. (0 Result 1 Braken #ooth le (ifficult4 " 0raken Tooth *le is a er; strong "re- that -ill either make the drinker strong for a fe- hours, "ut ill for da;s after that. Sometimes, +-arfs accidentall; drink the *le a fe- hours earl; and are too sick to fight. $or eer; +-arf that drinks a glass of 0raken Tooth *le, roll a +'.
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Seagull *eather Whisk4 (ifficult4 0 Seagull $eather hisk; is another unpopular "re-, "ut it has er; po-erful effects. 7; slightl; raising the d-arfs endurance, the "re- allo-s the d-arf to moe much faster -ithout een kno-ing it. * d-arf -ho has had a glass of seagull feather liuor gets N( moement for the "attle. Suid Ink (ifficult4 ) The "re- simpl; kno-n as suid ink is uite a po-erful drink, and a -ell liked one. It has mind num"ing effects that can make a d-arf continue fighting -ithout an; arms left@ * d-arf -ho drank a glass of suid ink "efore the "attle gets to roll all leadership tests on 3+', then take the highest roll out. Enfortunatel;, the d-arf also suffers =( to -eapon skill.


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Warbands There are uite a fe- ne- ar"ands that hae "een -ritten for this setting. Some of these can "e used in ;our regular Mordheim games and campaign, if ;ou -ish. Similarl;, ;ou can use an; of the Mordheim ar"ands in Lustria B Cities of Gold as -ell.

ma2on Warband 7; Stephanus %ar"urgh The *ma&ons lie on an island in the centre of the great rier *ma5on that penetrates the heart of Lustria. The island is heail; oergro-n -ith ines and "rush that make it difficult to ie- the interior of the island, sae for the p;ramidal ruins that can "e seen oer the treetops. Most of the "rae 1lf and orse liing in the Lustrian colon; of Skeggi tell a tale that the *ma&ons are a group of -ido-s that left Skeggi man; ;ears earlier. The >orse kne- them as !alk;ries, ?ust like the fa"led female -arriors of the >orse gods -ho come to collect the souls of the "raest >orse -arriors that die in "attle. h; hae the; flourished among the ?ungle deni&ens for so longX Some sa; that the *ma&ons hae discoered the

Special Rules Isolationists5 The *ma&ons are constantl; "attling against the predations of the Li&ardmen and greed; treasureBseeking >orse. *ma&on culture reflects their dislike and distrust of outsiders and in "attle the; are particularl; saage. *ma&ons get to reBroll an; attack rolls that miss in the first round of com"at against Li&ardmen and >orse. Sacrifice5 The *ma&ons are uick to sacrifice an; captie to their gods. The *ma&ons follo- the rules for /ossessed in the Rule"ook -hen it comes to capties. If an *ma&on ar"and captures a Li&ardman, the; ma; sacrifice him as normal, plus get a free Skins and Charms. &orse %nmit45 hen facing a >orse ar"and an *ma&on ar"and -ill fight to the death. The *ma&ons can reBroll their first failed Rout against the >orse. Remem"er ;ou cant reBroll a failed reBroll. In addition, *ma&ons can neer choose to oluntaril; rout -hen facing a >orse -ar"and unless their ar"and Leader has "een taken
fa"led eli5ir of ;outh.tales suggest the *ma&ons are master The more common her"alists. That the; prepare distilled potions of tropical plants for use in their sacrificial ceremonies.
ealing erbs5 The *ma&ons are master her"alists and ma; "u; %ealing %er"s as common items and costs 3 GC, instead of rare items. &ot one of us5 +ue to the *ma&ons isolationism and suspicions a"out other races the; neer side -ith an;one else. $or this reason, the *ma&ons ma; not hae an; %ired S-ords or +ramatis /ersonae unless the; are *ma&ons themseles. lignment5 The ar"ands *lignment is >eutral

The; despise men, so often encountering them as -ould "e conuerors or tricksters. *n; man the; find lost, or -ounded in the ?ungle ends up "eing sacrificed to their saage gods. $rom time to time though, the; -ill enture forth into the ruins in search of more ancient Slann artefacts that the; knostill lie in the longBforgotten tunnels and caes. It is these artefacts that the; use as -eapons to defend their island. eapons of such e5otic nature that none in the entire -orld hae seen "efore.

arriors. $iranha Warriors5 Aour ar"and ma; include up to t-o /iranha arriors. ma2on Warriors5 Aour ar"and ma; include an; num"er of *ma&on arriors. Aou must hae at least one -arrior in ;our ar"and. ?aguar Warriors5 Aour ar"and ma; include up to three aguar arriors. *lthough outsiders consider the *ma&ons DimmortalsD the ma5imum characteristics for each t;pe -ill "e the same as an; human -ar"and.

Choice of Warriors *n *ma&on ar"and must include a minimum of 3 models. Aou hae )) GC to recruit ;our initial ar"and. The ma5imum num"er of models in the ar"and is (. Serpent $riestess5 1ach *ma&on ar"and must hae one Serpent /riestess to lead it B no more, no less. %agle Warriors5 Aour ar"and ma; include up to t-o 1agle

Starting %Aperience The Serpent $riestess starts -ith 2) e5perience. The $iranha Warriors and %agle Warriors start -ith 6 e5perience. *ll ench;omen start -ith ) e5perience.

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eroines 1 Serpent $riestess

97 %agle Warriors

) Gold Cro-ns to hire

3 Gold Cro-ns to hire

The "erpent riestesses are part of the religious sisterhood that rules +maon society. They are powerful sorceresses and their word is law. The younger! more junior members of the "erpent totem often gather war parties and search for "lann artefacts and also conduct the ritual sacrifices of captured enemies. $rofile - WS/S S # WI  Ld

The 4agle $arriors are &eterans that ha&e participated in doens of war parties o&er the years. They ha&e adopted the totem of the great eagle that reflects their great might in combat. Their e%otic headdresses are made from these holy birds of the Liardmen. $rofile - WS/S S # WI  Ld

###33(#(6 WeaponsDrmour5 The /rie stess ma; "e euipped -ith -eapons chosen from the %eroines euipment lists. Skills5 The Serpent /rieste sses ma; choose from Com"at, *cademic, 8 Speed -hen she gains a ne- skill. In addition, the Serpent /riestesses ma; choose from the *ma&on Special Skill list. Special Rules Leader5 *n; models in the ar"and -ithin 'D of the /riestess ma; use her Leadership instead of their o-n. instead on a ne- skill. -agic 'ser5 The Serpent /riestesses has the a"ilit; to use magic and casts spell s like an; other magic ians, and the Serpent /riestesses starts -ith one spells generated at random from the *ma&on Ritual s Magic list. See the Magic section for details. In addition the Serpent /riestesses ma; learn a ne- Spell instead on a ne- skill.

##333(#( WeaponsDrmour5 1agle arriors ma; "e euipped -ith -eapons chosen from the %eroines and special euipment lists. Skills5 The 1agle arrior ma; choose from Com"at, Strength, 8 Speed -hen she gains a ne- skill. In addition, the 1agle arrior ma; choose from the *ma&on Special Skill list.


97 $iranha Warriors 3) Gold Cro-ns to hire The iranha $arriors prefer ranged weapons and are often found ahead of an +maon $arband. They are the only +maons to use a great seashell horn to warn the warband of approaching enemies. $rofile - WS/S S # WI  Ld

#3#33(#( WeaponsDrmour5 /iranha arriors ma; "e euipped -ith -eapons chosen from the %eroines and special euipment lists. Skills5 The /iranha arriors ma; choose from Com"at, Shooting, 8 Speed -hen he gains a ne- skill. In addition, the /iranha arriors ma; choose from the *ma&on Special Skill list.

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97! ?aguar Warriors

ma2on Warriors

3) Gold Cro-ns to hire

2 Gold Cro-ns to hire

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4&ery +maon $oman is trained in the ways of warfare and is hardened by a life in the unforgi&ing nature of their jungle en&ironment. They are skilled in fighting with a &ariety of different weapons including the legendary claws of the *ld *nes. $rofile - WS/S S # WI  Ld

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Shades5 Aour -ar"and ma; include up to fie Shades

Bindred atred5 The +ark 1les hae "een fighting the %igh 1les for man; centuries. The -ars "et-een these t-o races hae "een er; long and "lood; affairs. +ark 1les %ate an; %igh 1lf -arriors including %igh 1lf %ired S-ords. %Acellent Sight5 There are numerous legends detailing the e5cellent e;esight of the 1les, "oth +ruchii and Elthuan kin. 1les can spot %idden enemies from t-ice as far a-a; than normal -arriors. Hi.e. t-ice their Initiatie alue in inchesJ

Starting eAperience The Captain starts -ith 2) e5perience Rea:er/lade * /lood startsstarts -ith (2 e5perience * -ith 6 e5perience *ll enchmen start -ith ) e5perience Specialist gains no e5perience

(ark Raider euipment list The follo-ing lists are used "; +ark Raider -ar"ands to pick their -eapons Rea:ers %uipment List Shades %uipment List and7to7hand Combat Weapons and7to7hand Combat Weapons +agger...............................................................(st freeF2 GC +agger...............................................................(st freeF2 GC *5e................................................................................. GC *5e................................................................................. GC S-ord...........................................................................() GC S-ord...........................................................................() GC +ou"leBhanded -eapon...............................................( GC +ark Steel eaponY..................................................25 price -issile Weapons 7eastlash H7eastmaster onl;J..........................................() GC %al"erd........................................................................() GC Thro-ing 0nies.........................................................( GC Spear............................................................................() GC +ark Steel eaponY..................................................25 price -issile Weapons Repeater Cross"o-......................................................3 GC Cross"o- /istol...........................................................3 GC Repeater 7olt Thro-er...............................................() GC rmour Shield............................................................................. GC 7uckler........................................................................... GC %elmet..........................................................................() GC Light armour................................................................2) GC +ark Steel *rmourY..................................................... GC Special %uipment +ark !enomY...............................................................( GC 7lack LotusYYY.............................................................. GC

Cross"o- /istolY.........................................................3 GC Repeater Cross"o-......................................................3 GC rmour %elmet..........................................................................() GC Light armour................................................................2) GC Special %uipment +ark !enomY...............................................................( GC Y Ma; "e taken "; %eroes onl;. YY Ma; "e taken "; %eroes and Corsairs onl; YYY Ma; "e taken "; itch 1les onl;

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97 /lood /lades

) gold cro-ns to hire

3) gold cro-ns to hire

The 1aptain of each galley is accountable to the :obles aboard the 0lack +rks for the performance of his crew at sea and the raids made ashore. $rofile - WS/S S # WI  Ld

+ 0lood 0lade is an apprentice 1orsair! of noble birth! but yet unpro&en in battle. 0lood 0lades deri&e their title from the blood pack they make with their captain! drawing their dagger across their wrists and letting the blood flow till the 1aptain stops it by wrapping his hands around the cuts! 3usually after the initiate has passed out8. Thus ha&ing been initiated and bonded the 0lood 0lade ser&es in whate&er capacity the 1aptain commands! learning the art

#33('( WeaponsDrmour5 The Capta in ma; "e euipped -ith -eapons and armour chosen from the Reaers euipment list. Skills5 The Captain ma; choose from Com"at, Shooting, *cademic, 8 Speed -hen he gains a ne- skill. In addition, the Captain ma; choose from the +ark 1lf and +ark Raiders Special Skills Special Skill list. P+ark 1lf Special Skill list is on pg (62 of the Mordheim Rule"ook H!ision 2.(JQ

Special Rules Leader5 *n; -arrior -ithin 'D of the Captain ma; use his Leadership alue -hen taking Leadership tests. ardened5 Seen eer;thing done eer;thing It makes him immune to fear. Sla:er5 *n; opponent, that has the "ad fortune to "e captured, -ill a-ait onl; the -hip of the slae master if he is luck;. *n; captured result ma; onl; "e dealt -ith, in the sold to slaer; option.

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3333(( WeaponsDrmour5 * 7lood 7lade ma; "e euipped -ith -eapons and armour chosen from the Reaers euipment list. Skills5 The 7lood 7lades ma; choose from Com"at, Shooting, 8 Speed -hen he gains a ne- skill. In addition, the 7lood 7lades ma; choose from the +ark 1lf and +ark Raiders Special Skill list. P+ark 1lf Special Skill list is on pg (62 of the Mordheim Rule"ook H!ision 2.(JQ

97 Rea:ers #) gold cro-ns to hire These weapon masters are ne%t in command after the 1aptain of the galley. They direct units of corsairs in boarding actions and shore raids. $rofile - WS/S S # WI  Ld

##33('(6 WeaponsDrmour5 * Reaer ma; "e euipped -ith -eapons and armour chosen from the Reaers euipment list. Skills5 The Reaers ma; choose from Com"at, Stre ngth, 8 Speed -hen he gains a ne- skill. In addition, the Reaers ma; choose from the +ark 1lf and +ark Raiders Special Skill list. P+ark 1lf Special Skill list is on pg (62 of the Mordheim Rule"ook H!ision 2.(JQ

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gold cro-ns in su"seuent "attles until the de"t is pa;ed off. * -ar"and ma; not use a Specialist -hile it is in de"t. $ro:isor4 ll45 +uring "attle , a Specialist acts like an ordinar; mem"er of the -ar"and Hcontri"uting to route totals, CaptainWs Ld etc.J. * specialist -ill temporaril; add N() points to the -ar"and Hfor purposes of underdog and suchJ. + galley 1aptain may re/uest one of the following specialists to accompany his crew during a raid. +s long as the specialist returns The; -ill take part in the e5ploration phase assuming the; to the 0lack +rk unharmed and the proper tribute for the $itch (ing suried the "attle. %o-eer, after the "attle the Specialist is paid 3half of the plundering of the raid8! there is no hiring cost. returns to the 7lack *rk and effectiel; leaes the -ar"and. 'owe&er! if something should befall the specialist in /uestion! a fine * Captain ma; not reuest the same specialist for t-o raids

971 Specialist

) gold cro-ns to hire an *ssassin ) gold cro-ns to hire a Sorceress ) gold cro-ns to hire a itch 1lf (() gold cro-ns to hire a 7eastmaster

is thele&ied 0lackagainst +rk. the 1aptain for the loss of such a &aluable asset of $rofile - WS/S S # WI  Ld

*ssassin  #3 3( '3  Sorceress ##33 ('(6 itch 1lf # 333 (' (6 7eastmaster  # # 3 3 ( ' ( 6 Cold
Special Rules iring *ee5 * specialist is free to hire "efore a "attle. %o-eer, proper pa;ment is e5pected for the serices of the

-arrior after the "attle H-ith a proportion going to the itch 0ing himselfJ. Therefore, a -ar"and that emplo;s the serices of a specialist must pa; half of their earnings Hi.e. gold cro-ns, rounding upJ in ta5. $urthermore, if something should "efall the specialist in uestion, a fine is leied against the Captain for the loss of such a alua"le asset of the 7lack *rk. This fee is listed after the specialist t;pe, and is pa;ed on top of the )Z contri"ution. Should a -ar"and not hae enough to pa; the fine immediatel;, the; ma; spend no other

in a ro-. In (emand5 Specialists are highl; in demand, and dispatched all oer the -orld to assist -ith raiding parties. *s such, a -ar"and is unlikel; to emplo; the serices of the same -arrior, rather receiing the aid of another in his or her field. To reflect this, a Specialist -ill not gain an; e5perience, as it is unlikel; to "e the same one Hof course, feel free to deeloped ;our o-n character "ackground and model for repeated useJ. $erfect Biller5 *n *ssassin al-a;s has an e5tra B( modifier to an; armour sae the enem; has to take against -ounds the; inflict, "oth -ith shooting and close com"at -eapons. Loner5 *ssassins are not great leaders, "ut are ruthless and highl; disciplined -arriors. The -ar"and ma; neer use the *ssassins Leadership score for the purposes of Rout tests. In addition, the *ssassin is immune to *llhas *lone -agic 'ser5 The +ark 1lf Sorceress thetests a"ilit; to use magic and casts spells like an; other magicians, and the +ark 1lf Sorceress starts -ith t-o spells generated at random from the +ark 1lf Magic list. *ren245 itch 1lf is affected "; the rules for freny. hile frenied, itch 1lf still hates %igh 1les, although normall; immune to ps;cholog;. Cold One /east hound5 The 7eastmaster ma; "e accompanied "; up to t-o Cold
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Corsairs

97) Shards

3 gold cro-ns to hire

3) gold cro-ns to hire

To be a 1orsair is a great honour amongst the )ruchii! and it is a chance to win riches! fame and capture sla&es during raids! for one tenth of the loot captured by a 1orsair belongs to him. our tenths go to his captain and the remainder is the possession of the $itch (ing. These seafaring 1orsairs e%cel at boarding other &essels! making them amongst the most deadly fighters in close combat. $rofile - WS/S S # WI  Ld

Shades sere as the scouting force -hen a raiding part; first approaches shore. It is their dut; to aail the e5pedition of an; patrolling or -atchto-er guards. Then discoer the "est place from -hich to attack and soften up an; resistance -hile the rest of the raiding part; gets into position.

##33('(6 WeaponsDrmour5 Corsairs ma; "e euipped -ith -eapons and armour chosen from the Reaers euipment list. In addition the; ma; -ear Sea +ragon Cloaks een though the; are not heroes.

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Special Rules %lite5 Shades are an elite force of specialists and do not count to-ards an; Dlads got talent rolesD since the; -ill not a"andon their occupation to "ecome %eroic. &atural Stealth5 The first thing that +ark 1lf Scouts master is the art of moing -ithout "eing seen or heard. If a +ark 1lf is hiding, enem; models suffer B( to their Initiatie alue for

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(;ar:en $irates 7; Teale and Treor $ristoe, $laour Te5t "; +on Riddick The +-aren men of the Sea Mole la"oured against a hea; heat. It had "een months since the; left the mountains of their homes, 0arak +rum. The; had "een sent on a mission of honour, to sae their to-n. The mines of 0arak +rum had gone dr; gold -as no-here to "e found . 7ut
Special Rules ard to Bill5 +-arfs are tough, resilient indiiduals -ho can onl; "e taken out of action on a roll of ' instead of B' -hen rolling on the In?ur; chart. Treat a roll of (B2 as knocked do-n, 3B as stunned, and ' as out of action. ard ead5 +-arfs ignore the speci al rules for mace s, clu"s, etc. The; are not eas; to knock out@ rmour5 +-arfs neer suffer moement penalties for -earing armour. ate Orcs and Goblins5 *ll +-arfs hate
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Choice of ;arriors +-aren /irate -ar"and must include a minimum of three models. Aou hae )) gold cro-ns aaila"le to spend. The ma5imum num"er of -arriors in the -ar"and ma; neer e5ceed ( Captain5 Aou must hae one captain to lead ;our -ar"and. /re; -aster5 Aou ma; include up to one "remaster in ;our -ar"and, "ut he can onl; "e taken instead of a ca"in "o;. (;arf -arine5 Aou ma; include up to one d-arf marine in ;our -ar"and, "ut he can onl; "e taken instead of a ca"in "o;. Cabin /o4s5 Aou ma; include up to four ca"in "o;s in ;our -ar"and. $irates5 Aou ma; include an; num"e r of pirates in ;our -ar"and. Gun Slingers5 Aou ma; include up to three gun slingers in ;our -ar"and. $lunderers5 Aou ma; include up to fie plunderers in ;our -ar"and.

Starting eAperience The Captain starts -ith 2) e5perience. The (;arf -arine starts -ith (2 e5perience. The /re; -aster starts -ith 6 e5perience. The Cabin /o4s and all enchmen start -ith ) e5perience.

Grudgebearers5 +-arfs hold an ancient grudge against 1les from the da;s -hen the t-o races fought for supremac;

(;ar:en $irate euipment list The follo-ing lists are used "; (;ar:en $irate -ar"ands to pick their -eapons and7to7hand Combat Weapons Gun Slinger %uipment list and7to7hand Combat Weapons +agger...............................................................(st freeF2 GC Clu", %ammer................................................................3 GC +agger...............................................................(st freeF2 GC *5e................................................................................. GC Clu", %ammer................................................................3 GC Cutlass..........................................................................() GC Cutlass..........................................................................() GC S-ord...........................................................................() GC S-ord...........................................................................() GC -issile Weapons +-aren *5e...............................................................( GC +ou"leBhanded -eapon...............................................( GC /istol..................................................( GC H3) for a "raceJ -issile Weapons Cross"o-.....................................................................2 GC /istol..................................................( GC H3) for a "raceJ +uel /istol..........................................2 GC H) for a "raceJ Small Cannon.............................................................() GC 7lunder"uss.................................................................3) GC rmour 7uckler........................................................................... GC Shield............................................................................. GC Toughened leathers........................................................ GC %elmet..........................................................................() GC

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971 /re; -aster

6 gold cro-ns to hire

 gold cro-ns to hire

The 1aptain is usually the most ambitious pirate on the ship. 'e got the ship! whether by purchase or inheritance! and commans the entire crew in his /uest for riches. 'e is the most skilled among his crew and they all look up to him for leadership. $rofile - WS/S S # WI  Ld

The 0rew Master is the most liked out of all the crew on any pirate ship. They make all of the alcohol for the ship and make &aluable warriors as well. $rofile - WS/S S # WI  Ld

3#3#(3( WeaponsDrmour5 * Captain ma; "e euipped -ith -eapons and armour chosen from the +-aren /irate euipment list. Skills5 The Captain ma; choose from Com"at, Shooting, 8 Strength, -hen he gains a ne- skill. In addition, the Captain ma; choose from the +-aren /irate or +-arf Special Skill list. P+-arf Special Skill list is on pg (62 of the Mordheim Rule"ook H!ision 2.(JQ. Special Rules Leader5 *n; model from the -ar"and that is -ithin 'D of the Captain ma; use his leadership alue.

971 (;arf -arine  gold cro-ns to hire )warf Marines are the toughest and best fighters on the seas. They are &ery skilled in close combat.

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- WS/S S # WI  Ld 33##(2( WeaponsDrmour5 * +-arf Marine ma; "e euipped -ith -eapons and armour chosen from the +-aren /irate euipment list, "ut the; ma; neer uses ranged -eapons. Skills5 The +-arf Marine ma; choos e from Com"at, 8 Strength -hen he gains a ne- skill. In addition, the +-arf Marine ma; choos e from the +-aren /irate or +-arf Special Skill list. P+-arf Special Skill list is on pg (62 of the Mordheim Rule"ook H!ision 2.(JQ. Special Rules Combat -asters5 1en though +-arf Marines are e5pert all around fighters, the; -ill neer use missile -eapons.

3#33#(2( WeaponsDrmour5 * 7re- Master ma; "e euipped -ith -eapons and armour chosen from the +-aren /irate euipment list. Skills5 The 7re- Master ma; choose from Com"at, Shooting, 8 Strength -hen he gains a ne- skill. In addition, the 7re- Master ma; choose from the +-aren /irate or +-arf Special Skill list. P+-arf Special Skill list is on pg (62 of the Mordheim Rule"ook H!ision 2.(JQ. Special Rules /re; -aster5 7re- Masters can make some special alcohol that can affect their fello- pirat es in "attle. 1ach 7reMaster starts -ith one special "re- and ma; use this "efore the "attle starts "; rolling (+'. heneer a 7re- Master gains a skill, he ma; instead roll on the special "re- ta"le. If he gets a ne- "re-, he adds that to his kno-n "re-s. If he gets one he alread; has, he either ma; reBroll or gets "etter at this particular "re-. *dd N(+' eer; time he rolls for this "re- for no- on. Aou ma; get an unlimited amount skill in an; "re-. See the Special 7re- in the magic section to see ho- special "re-s -ork.

97" Cabin /o4s 2 gold cro-ns to hire 1abin 0oys are young dwar &es who ha&e joined a ship for ad&enture or for loot. The other pirates always gi&e them a hard time because they are young and ine%perienced! but behind their back all of the dwar&es agree that the cabin boys ha&e a lot of potential. $rofile - WS/S S # WI  Ld

3323#(2(6 WeaponsDrmour5 * Ca"in 7o; ma; "e euipped -ith -eapons and armour chosen from the +-aren /irate euipment Skills5 Thelist. Ca"in 7o; ma; choose from Com"at, 8 Strength -hen he gains a ne- skill. In addition, the Ca"in 7o; ma; choose from the +-aren /irate or +-arf Special Skill list. P+-arf Special Skill list is on pg (62 of the Mord heim Rule"ook H!ision 2.(JQ.


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irates make up most of the crew. They work on the ship and when they go to fight for treasure on land they are formidable fighters. $rofile - WS/S S # WI  Ld

lunderers are dwarfs who are especially good at running in and stealing gold and treasure. They are /uicker than other dwarfs and can earn a warband a lot of e%tra gold. $rofile - WS/S S # WI  Ld

3#33#(2( WeaponsDrmour5 +-aren /irates euipment list ma; "e euipped -ith euipment -eapons list andeuipment armour list. chosen from the +-aren /irate

97! Gun Slingers # gold cro-ns to hire 9un "lingers are dwarf pirates who are especially fond of guns. They carry braces of pistols or other guns into battle and shoot them with deadly accuracy. $rofile - WS/S S # WI  Ld

3##3#(2( WeaponsDrmour5 Gun Slingers ma; "e euipped -ith -eapons and armour chosen from the Gun Slinger euipment list.

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3#33#(3( WeaponsDrmour5 /lunderers ma; "e euipped -ith -eapons and armour chosen from the Gun Slinger euipment list. Special Rules $lunder5 *fter a "attle in -hich ;our -ar"and -on, each plunderer that didnt go out of action steals +' gold cro-ns from ;our opponent. Take the num"er of cro-ns from ;our opponents treasur; and add it to ;ours. If ;our opponent doesnt hae enough, take all that he has and add that much to ;our treasur;. Aou can neer plunder ;rdstone or !alua"les.


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Bnights %rrant Warband 7; Tomm; /unk -ith help from 7ill Strip 8 Gar; Mort +ccording to the ancient custom! which is still followed in 0retonnia! anyone who desired the honour and pri&ilege of knighthood must first pro&e himself worthy by accomplishing a perilous task. Traditionally the errand of knighthood is chosen by the fairest maiden in the &illage! and is often to slay a monster and bring back its head or return with a treasure. The maiden is re/uired to marry the knight if he succeeds in his erran d! so sometimes the /uest is a dangerous one indeed. Many (nights 4rrant! are called! tra&el to the Land of as thethese )eadaspiring in searchmen of treasure and &ictory in Lustria combat.or "ome tra&el to the mysterious forest of Loren with high hopes to impress the legendary 4l&es with their courage. The knight is e/uipped with weapon and armour before he departs on his errand! depending on the wealth of the &illage and the knight;s family this ranges from a suit of leather armour and a simple shield to a barded warhorse and ornate hea&y armour. +ll knights are gi&en a shield with their family colours! or the colours of the (night of the ,ealm of that &illage if the family doesn;t ha&e their own colours. The shield is traditionally without heraldry! as this will be based on the errand that the knight stri&e to complete! for e%ample slaying a monster would be cause to emblaon the image of the monster on his banner and shield. "ometimes the (nights bring along a trusted friend! his hunting dog! the (nights of 0retonnia lo&e hunting and one of the duties of the young "/uires are to look after the (nights hunting dogs. It is not uncommon for a knight to gi&e a faithful s/uire one of the whelps from a new litter. (nights 4rrant often band together and tra&el in a group> sometimes they are brothers or childhood friends who ha&e taken up the errand together. In addition they are joined by a number of young s/uires! eager to pro&e themsel&es in combat. In addition as the 4rrant party passes through &illages they attract the attention of the &illage youth. "ometimes a bored youth decides to join the party! in the hope that one day he will ha&e the courage himself to attempt the 4rrand of knighthood. $hile the knights pursue a particular goal with their (nightly 4rrand they will not immediately abandon the warband once they ha&e completed it. +bandoning your friends in the dangerous Land of the )ead or 1ity of the )amned would tarnish the knight;s honour. Thus the knights stay together until they all agree to return.

Special Rules 7efore heading into "attle 7retonnian 0nights kneel and pra; to the Lad; of the Lake, ao-ing to fight to the death for honour and ?ustice. 7efore pla;ing a game, make a Leadership test against the Leadership characteristic of the -ar"ands leader. If the test is successful the Lad; of the Lake has "esto-ed her "lessing on the -ar"and. The "lessing takes the of a po-erful curse that uponmake the enemies of chialr;, and form in particular upon those use of the foul and dishonoura"le -eapons of mass destruction. *n; model in the opposing -ar"and -ho -ishes to fire a "lack po-der -eapon must roll a +' and score #N to oercome the curse, other-ise the; ma; not fire the -eapon. The opposing pla;er must test each time the; -ish to fire such a -eapon. Models armed -ith other shooting -eapons, such as "o-s and cross"o-s, do not hae to test unless the; dare raise their -eapons against the gallant 0nights of 7retonnia. If an; enem; model -ishes to shoot at a 7retonnian 0nights 1rrant onl;, then the; must first roll a #N on a +' to oercome the curse. lignment5 The ar"ands *lignment ma; "e one of the follo-ingO La-ful, La-fulF>eutral.

of Warriors * 0nights 1rrantChoice -ar"and must include a minimum of 3 models. Aou hae )) GC to recruit ;our initial ar"and. The ma5imum num"er of models in the ar"and is (. Bnights %rrant5 Aour 0nights 1rrant -ar"and must include at least one 0night 1rrant and up to four in total. Suires5 Aour 0nights 1rrant -ar"and ma; include an; num"er of Suires. Starting %Aperience 1ach Bnights %rrant starts -ith +'N e5perience *ll Suires starts -ith ) e5perience

Bnights %rrant %uipment Lists The follo-ing lists are used "; 0nights 1rrant -ar"ands to pick their -eaponsO

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and7to7hand Combat Weapons +agger...............................................................(st freeF2 GC Mace, %ammer..............................................................3 GC 7attle *5e...................................................................... GC S-ord...........................................................................() GC Morning Star................................................................( GC +ou"leBhanded -eapon...............................................( GC Lance............................................................................2) GC -issile Weapons >one rmour Epgrade to %ea; *rmour........................................N3) GC %elmet..........................................................................() GC 7arding........................................................................#) GC -iscellaneous %uipment

arhorse......................................................................6) ar %ound...................................................................3) GC GC

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and7to7hand Combat Weapons +agger...............................................................(st freeF2 GC Mace, %ammer..............................................................3 GC S-ord............................................................................. GC *5e................................................................................. GC %al"erd........................................................................() GC Spear............................................................................() GC -issile Weapons 7o-..............................................................................() GC Long"o-......................................................................( GC rmour Light armour................................................................2) GC Shield............................................................................. GC %elmet..........................................................................() GC -iscellaneous %uipment

%orse............................................................................#) GC perilous task! an errand of knighthood. The nature of the errand is chosen by the fairest maiden of the &illage! the duke of the pro&ince or the (ing himself. $rofile - WS/S S # WI  Ld

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Lustria, The Cit; of Gold arhorse 63 )33 (3 ( WeaponsDrmour5 Light *rmour 8 shield, in addition the 0nights 1rrant ma; hae euipment from the 0night 1uipment list a 0night 1rrant must "u; a -eapon from the handBtoBhand com"at list, "ecause a simple dagger is not accepta"le. Skills5 The 0night 1rrant ma; choose from Com"at, Strength, 8 Speed -hen he gains a ne- skill. In addition, the 0night 1rrant ma; choose from the 0night 1rrant Special Skill list. Special Rules /retonian Leader5 The 0nights 1rrant -ar"and doesnWt hae a leader like a normal -ar"and has, the 0nights 1rrant are "rothers in arms and the Suires -ill happil; follo- an; of the might; knights. %o-eer as rules and scenarios confer special "onuses or rules to leaders the -ar"and must hae one. 1ach of the 0night 1rrant start -ith +'N e5perience points, the knight -hich rolls the highest e5perience is the leader and from no- on follo- all the rules that appl; to the leader. If t-o or more knights roll the same e5perience, choose one of them as the leader. >ote that the e5perience rolled does not allo- the 0nights 1rrant an; starting adances. Bnights +irtue5 * 0night 1rrant is a chialrous -arrior -ho is superior to ordinar; -arriors. %e -ill neer "reak and

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Suires 2 gold cro-ns to hire (nights 4rrant usually ha&e se&eral "/uires in their retinue as ser&ants and companions. "/uires are loyal to their (nights and will follow them without /uestion! learning the art of war and the code of chi&alry! in preparation for their own errand of knighthood. $rofile - WS/S S # WI  Ld

Suire # 3 3 3 3 ( 3 (  %orse 6 ( ) 3 3 ( 3 )  WeaponsDrmour5 Suires ma; "e euipped -ith -eapons and armour chose n from the Suires sectio n of the 0nights 1rrant 1uipment list. * Suire ma; not ride a horse unless the 0nights 1rrant in the -ar"and are riding -arhorses.

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