Crisis in Marienburg - Warhammer

Crisis in Marienburg
Campaign army lists
Compiled by A.P. Vement
http://marienburg.warhammer-empire.com/
The year is 2201, and The Empire
does not exist. In its place are a multitude of shifting alliances, overmighty subjects, rampaging mercenaries, hate-filled Templar orders,
powerless Elector Counts, and no
less than four Emperors. But now, as
all eyes turn to the bloated prize of
Marienburg, four great coalitions
have formed. Each of the four seeks
to control the greatest city in the
Old World; and through it, The
Empire itself.
Welcome to the warhammerempire.com ‘Crisis in Marienburg’
Campaign army book! This book
contains a selection of alternate
army lists for use during the campaign, intended to show that the
armies of 2201 were very different
from those we are familiar with in
2523.
The following four army lists represent the four factions competing in
the ‘Crisis in Marienbug’ campaign.
Remember that these lists are
designed to be played against
each other, not against standard
Warhammer armies. If you do want
to do so, we suggest that your
opponent exercises restraint when
creating their army list!
The Empire and The Old
World in 2201
Lastly, it should be emphasised that
each of the four lists contains a
diverse selection of troops from
many nationalities, and it is intended that players aim to make their
armies as diverse as possible. While,
for example, the League of Free
Traders list could be used to make a
pure Kislev army, to do so would be
to miss the whole point. Armies in
the era of the four Emperors are
messy, miscellaneous assemblages
of troops, not the disciplined and
orderly forces of the modern Empire.
Orange = The Members of the
Marienburg Alliance
The four primary factions engaged in
the struggle for Marienburg are loose
confederations of allies. The map
below shows the territories controlled
by each of the major players as the
war begins.
Blue = The Dominions of the Empire
of Middenland
Purple = The Faithful of the Sigmarite
Empire and their allies the Duchy of
L’Anguille
Green = The Signatories of the
League of Free Traders
Marienburg
Campaign
The Armies of the
Four Emperors
Centuries of civil war have torn The
Empire into shreds, but have created
a huge demand for soldiers. With the
collapse of central authority almost
everywhere, state armies have
become virtually non-existent.
Instead, each province is home to a
patchwork of small private armies
under the control of feudal lords,
town militias drawn from guildsmen,
mercenary companies both foreign
and domestic, knightly orders and
religious cults.
Even for the Emperors, assembling a
large army is difficult indeed - and
holding it together is harder still. Such
an army is, of necessity, a mixture of
troops from many different places,
fighting for very different reasons.
This task becomes even more challenging with the inclusion of foreign
allies - the Tileans, Estalians, Bretonnians, Kislevites, Dwarfs, Norse and
Western Elves.
As a result, military campaigns are
often short and indecisive. It takes a
very great general indeed to
achieve success with an army that is
at war with itself.
Provincial colours in 2201
A list of Rulers in 2201
The official state colours used by the
eleven provinces and four citystates of The Empire are the same
as those used in 2523, summarised
as follows:
Altdorf: red and blue
Averland: yellow and black
Hochland: red and green
Middenheim: blue and white
Middenland: blue
Nordland: blue and yellow
Nuln: black
Ostermark: purple and either yellow
or white
Ostland: black and white
Reikland: white
Stirland: green and yellow
Talabecland: red and yellow
Talabheim: red and white
Westerland (and Marienburg): red,
yellow and blue
Wissenland: grey and white
The Holy City of Altdorf: The Grand
Theogonist Fulmar IX Cruentus
The Grand County of Averland: Grand
Count Joachim II Sigmarus
The Barony of Hochland: Baron Jakob von
Isenburg (Subject to Titus-Artur I)
The Empire of Middenheim and Middenland: Emperor Titus-Artur I
The Grand Duchy Nordland: Grand Duchess Eleonore von Wetterau
The Holy City of Nuln: Arch-Lector Echard
von Schoneck
The League of Ostermark: Gr(fin Gabriela
Steinhardt
The Grand Principality of Ostland: Grand
Prince Erich Raspe (Subject to Titus-Artur I)
The Grand Principality of Reikland: Emperor
Hermann II, the Grand Prince of Reikland
The Grand County of Stirland: Graf Fredrick
II von Hutten
The Otillian Empire of Talabecland and
Talabheim: Emperor Marius V, the Otillia
The Grand County of Westerland and the
City-State of Marienburg: Emperor Philip III,
Grand Count of Westerland
The Grand County of Wissenland: Grand
Countess Rosina von Orsbeck
The Kingdom of Kislev: Tzar Dmitri VII
The Duchy of L’Anguille: Duke Henry Le
VÈloce
The Hold of Barak Varr: King Garazi Stroldreki
The Despotate of Remas: Despot Andronikos
IV
The Duchy of Miragliano: Duke Azzone
Pelavicino
The Kingdom of Luccini: King Alfonso III
The Republic of Tobarro: Doge Giacomo
Lomellini
The Principality of Sartosa: Prince Pietro
Tiepolo
The Kingdom of Bilbali: King Sancho V
The Kingdom of Magritta: Queen Petronella
However, these colours are used far
less commonly by armies in the Age
of Four Emperors. While the household troops of an Elector tend to
dress predominantly in the state livery, the various small armies under
the control of the towns, cities and
noblemen of the same province
often wear colours of their own
choice. To make matters more confusing, it is common for troops originating in one province to fight in the
army of another... thus, a regiment
in the yellow and black of Averland
might be observed fighting under
the blue flag of the Empire of
Middenland, against a regiment of
Averlanders wearing the crimson
and gold livery of Streissen and
fighting for the Marienburg Alliance.
General rules for all armies
All lists are optional. Players may use standard lists instead. However, using one of these special lists provides bonus
points during the campaign.
These army lists are based on the 7th Edition Empire army book, except where stated otherwise. Some units are
derived instead from the Dogs of War, Cult of Ulric, Dwarf, High Elf, Ogre Kingdoms or Kislevite lists.
For each character or unit description, assume that all normal rules, costs, equipment and options from the relevant army book or list apply, except where specifically contradicted in the list below.
Nationalities
These armies include troops of many different nationalities. These are stated in the individual troop descriptions, and
come from the following list: Empire (including all provinces and city-states, which are all considered to be separate nationalities. Note however that Westerland and Marienburg are considered to be the same nationality),
Estalian, Tilean, Norse, Bretonnian, Kislevite, Barak Varr Dwarf, Western Elf, Miscellaneous.
Nationality is used to determine certain options available to the unit, affects the degree of control the General has
over the unit, and may have other implications as well.
Nationality is decided on a unit by unit bases: for each unit you select, you may freely decide which nationality it
belongs to according to the options available.
Nationality and Control
The base nationality of an army is considered to be the same as that of its General. Troops of a different nationality
will not always follow the General’s orders, but may instead choose to act as they see fit.
The first time in a game that a unit of different nationality to the Army General is about to move or shoot, the General
must make a leadership test. If he passes, the unit acts as the player wishes. However, if he fails, the unit decides not
to follow the order. It may not move or shoot that turn, except to stand and fire against a charging unit. It may still
fight if engaged in close combat, and may flee or pursue as usual as a result of that combat. This test is never taken
more than once, per relevant unit, during the course of a game.
Characters need never make this test, though if they are with a unit that may not move or shoot they must remain
with it, and may not move or shoot either that turn (as previously explained for the unit).
Contempt
No unit will ever cause panic, for any reason, in a friendly unit of troops of
a different nationality. However, units whose nationality is listed as ‘miscellaneous’ are always vulnerable to panic caused by friendly units.
Characters and Units
Characters may join any friendly units, regardless of nationality, unless otherwise stated.
Dogs of War
Dogs of War, Regiments of Renown, Kislev allies and other such additions
can only be used where specifically allowed. Albion Units may not be
used.
Special Characters
Non-contemporary special characters cannot be used.
Magic Items
All common and Empire magic items can be used according to the normal
rules (except the Hexstaff, an Albion item, which may not be used).
However, it is suggested that players change the names and backgrounds
of the items to fit the theme of their armies.
Dwarfs, Elves and Ogres (characters and units, including Dwarf war
machines) use the magic items from their own army books.
Detachment rule
The detachment rule is not in effect for any units, except where it is specifically stated to be. All such instances will be clearly labelled.
Skirmishers and Fast Cavalry
Skirmishing units and Fast Cavalry never count towards the required minimum number of core units for an army. Skirmishing units may never have
champions, standards or musicians.
Champions, Standards and Musicians
Any unit, other than skirmishing units, may have a champion, standard bearer and/or musician. It costs 5 points to
upgrade a model to a musician or champion and 10 points to a standard bearer. This overrides any costs given in
the original army lists.
Pistols
Any (non-mounted) model armed with a pistol may choose to use it as an additional hand weapon in close combat, thus gaining an extra attack.
Halberds
All halberds are Armour Piercing in addition to their usual abilities.
Pavises
A Pavise is a large shield generally used by missile troops. It provides a bonus of +2 to armour save against ranged
attacks only. Any model equipped with a pavise suffers -1 to its Movement score.
Dwarfs and Dispel Dice
Any army that includes Dwarfs will receive bonus dispel dice as for a Dwarf army (see the Warhammer rulebook for
details). However, instead of the usual two dispel dice, the army will receive one dispel dice per full thousand points
of Dwarfs (this includes all Dwarf characters and units).
The Army of the Marienburg Alliance
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• General: as a General of the Empire. Nationality: Marienburg, Averland, Estalian or Tilean.
In addition to the usual equipment options, a Marienburg General may carry a brace
of pistols for +12 points.
An Estalian General must ride a warhorse, which may not have barding.
A Tilean General may not ride a Griffon, but may be equipped with a crossbow for
+10 points.
Any General may carry magic items to a total value of 70 points only. The ‘Ancestral
Heirloom’ rule allows one unit of Spearmen, Halberdiers, Heavy Cavalry, Swordsmen
or Marines of the same nationality as the General to carry a magic banner costing up
to 55 points.
• Templar Grand Master: Nationality: Marienburg, Averland, Estalian or Tilean.
May carry magic items to a total value of 70 points only. If the Grand Master is the Army General, one unit of
Templar Knights (of the same order) count as a core choice instead of as a special choice.
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• Captain: Nationality: Marienburg, Averland, Estalian or Tilean.
In addition to the usual equipment options, a Marienburg Captain may carry a brace of pistols for +8 points.
0-1 Averland Captain may scout for + 15 points. He may not have any non-magical equipment other than light
armour, a shield, and a longbow, and may not ride a warhorse or pegasus. He may not have magical armour, and
may not be upgraded to the Battle Standard Bearer.
Any Marienburg Captain may be designated as a Priest of Manann for +20 points. A Priest adds one dispel dice to
the army’s dispel dice pool during an opponent’s magic phase, but otherwise is treated the same as an ordinary
captain (though he may not ride a pegasus).
Any Marienburg or Averland Captain may be designated as a Priest of Sigmar for +20 points. A Priest adds one dispel dice to the army’s dispel dice pool during an opponent’s magic phase, but otherwise is treated the same as
an ordinary captain (though he may not ride a pegasus).
Any Averland, Estalian or Tilean Captain may be designated as a Priest of Myrmidia for +20 points. A Priest adds one
dispel dice to the army’s dispel dice pool during an opponent’s magic phase, but otherwise is treated the same as
an ordinary captain.
A Tilean Captain may be equipped with a crossbow for +10 points.
May carry magic items to a total value of 35 points only.
If upgraded to the Battle Standard bearer, he may still select any non-magical equipment available to a normal
captain. An Estalian Battle Standard Bearer must ride a warhorse, which may not have barding. The Battle Standard
Bearer must be the same nationality as the Army General.
• † 0-1 Battle Wizard per 1000 points (so an army with a nominal points value
of 2000 may use up to two Battle Wizards): Nationality: Marienburg, Tilean.
May use either Gold or Celestial magic (select the magic lore when writing
the army list). May carry magic items to a total value of 35 points only.
• 0-1 Engineer per 2000 points (so an army with a nominal points value of 4000
may use up to two Engineers):: Nationality: Any Empire province or city-state.
The Engineer costs only 35 points. The usual equipment options do not apply.
Instead, the Engineer may carry a Mancatcher (which grants the Killing Blow
ability) or Hook Halberd (counts as a halberd)† for +1 point, a Hochland
Long Rifle (+15 points) or handgun (+5 points), a pistol (+3 points) or brace of
pistols (+7 points), and may have light armour (+1 point) or heavy armour (+3
points). May ride a warhorse (+8 points), which may have barding (+2
points).
• 0-1 Western Elf Captain per 2000 points (so an army with a nominal points value of 4000 may use up to two Western
Elf Captains): Nationality: Western Elves.
As a High Elf Noble, selected from the High Elf army book. May only be chosen if at least one unit of High Elf Sea
Guard, Spearmen or Archers is chosen as well. May only join Elf units.
• 0-1 Western Elf Mage per 2000 points (so an army with a nominal points value of 4000 may use up to two Western
Elf Mages): Nationality: Western Elves.
As a High Elf Mage, selected from the High Elf army book. May only join Elf units.
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• Spearmen: as Empire Spearmen, but with shields and no armour. Nationality: Marienburg, Averland, Estalian or
Tilean.
Marienburg Spearmen are immune to panic, and cost +1 point per model. They may be equipped with light
armour for +1 point per model.
Averland Spearmen have light armour instead of shields, but may buy shields for +1 point per model. They may be
used as detachments for other Averland units with the detachment rule, or may have detachments themselves.
Estalian Spearmen have Leadership 6 and cost 4 points per model. 0-1 unit may be equipped with light armour for
+1 point per model.
Tilean Spearmen may be equipped with light armour for +1 point per
model.
• Halberdiers: as Empire Halberdiers. Nationality: Marienburg or Averland.
Marienburg Halberdiers are immune to panic, and cost +1 point per
model.
Averland Halberdiers may be used as detachments for other Averland
units with the detachment rule, or may have detachments themselves.
Halberdiers may have heavy armour (+1 point), but may not also have
shields.
• Swordsmen: as Empire Swordsmen. Nationality: Averland or Estalian.
Averland Swordsmen may be used as detachments for other Averland units
with the detachment rule, or may have detachments themselves.
Estalian Swordsmen are skirmishers, cost 7 points, and are limited to 10-15
models per unit.
• Pikemen: as Dogs of War Pikemen. You may not have more units of
Pikemen than you have units of Spearmen, Halberdiers or Swordsmen. Nationality: Averland or Tilean.
0-1 unit per 2000 points may be upgraded to Guard Pikemen for +4 points per model (so an army with a nominal
points value of 4000 may have two such units). Guard Pikemen have Weapon Skill 4, Leadership 8, and full plate
armour.
• Crossbowmen: as Empire Crossbowmen. Nationality: Marienburg, Averland, Estalian or Tilean.
Marienburg Crossbowmen are immune to panic, and cost +1 point per model.
Averland Crossbowmen may be used as detachments for other Averland units with the detachment rule, but may
not have detachments themselves.
Estalian Crossbowmen are skirmishers, cost 9 points, and are limited to 0-1 unit of 8-12 models.
Tilean Crossbowmen may be equipped with light armour (+1 point) or heavy armour (+2 points per model) and/or
Pavises (+1 point).
• Handgunners: as Empire Handgunners. Repeater Handguns may not be selected. Nationality: Marienburg,
Averland.
Marienburg handgunners are immune to panic, and cost +1 point per model.
Averland Handgunners may be used as detachments for other Averland units with the detachment rule, or may
have detachments themselves.
• Free Company: as Empire Free Company. Nationality: Any Empire province or city-state.
Free Company have light armour in addition to their usual equipment. Any unit may (at no cost) replace their additional hand weapons with great weapons, or with halberds, or with shields.
0-1 unit may have heavy armour (+2 points per model), but may not then act as a detachment.
Free Company may be used as detachments for other units (of the same nationality) with the detachment rule, but
may not have detachments themselves.
• Westerland Archers: Nationality: Marienburg. As Empire Archers, but with Movement 5, Weaponskill 2, and
Leadership 6, and with longbows instead of bows. They may not be upgraded to Huntsmen. Archers cost 7 points.
• 0-1 Averland Bergjaegers per 2000 points (so an army with a nominal
points value of 4000 may use up to two units of Averland Bergjaegers):
Nationality: Averland. As Empire Archers, but with Movement 5,
Weaponskill 2, Ballistic Skill 4, and with longbows instead of bows.
Averland Bergjaegars are Scouts, cost 11 points each, and are limited to
a single unit (per 2000 points) of 5-10 models.
• Estalian Skirmishers: Nationality: Estalian. As Dogs of War Duellists, but
with Weaponskill 3, Initiative 3 and Leadership 6.† May not use the
equipment listed in the Dogs of War list. Instead, Estalian Skirmishers
carry a hand weapon and shield, and either slings or javelins. Estalian Skirmishers cost 5 points per model.
Any unit may replace their shields and slings/javelins with bows for +2 points per model.
• Duellists: Nationality: Marienburg, Tilean. As Dogs of War Duellists with pistols.
• Heavy Cavalry: As Dogs of War Heavy Cavalry. but without shields. They cost 18 points per model. Nationality:
Averland, Estalian or Tilean.
Averland and Tilean Heavy Cavalry may have barding for +2 points per model, and shields for +1 point per model.
Every alternate unit may upgrade heavy armour to full plate armour for + 2 points per model (so for every unit with
full plate armour, you must also have a unit with heavy armour).
Tilean Heavy Cavalry may exchange their lances for morning stars for -1 point per model.
Estalian Heavy Cavalry have Initiative 4, and carry shields in addition to their standard equipment. They may not have
barding. Estalian Heavy Cavalry may roll an additional dice when pursuing, and may choose the three highest dice
rolls (or the two highest, if for some reason they are rolling only three dice in total). They cost 20 points per model.
• Light Cavalry: As Dogs of War Light Cavalry. The standard equipment
options do not apply. Nationality: Estalian or Tilean.
Estalian Light Cavalry cost 14 points per model, have Ballistic Skill 4, and are
equipped with shields and javelins.
Tilean Light Cavalry may be armed with crossbows, and will therefore cost 16
points per model. Alternately, they may be armed with spears and shields, in
which case they cost 13 points per model.
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• Templar Knights: as Empire Inner Circle Knightly Orders. Nationality:
Marienburg, Averland, Estalian or Tilean.
Marienburg Templar Knights are dedicated to Manann, and cannot be
joined by the priests of other gods. They have Leadership 9, and cost 28
points per model.
• 0-1 Dismounted Templar Knights per 2000 points (so an army with a nominal
points value of 4000 may have two units of Dismounted Templar Knights): As
Empire Greatswords. Nationality: Marienburg, Estalian or Tilean.
Marienburg Dismounted Templar Knights are dedicated to Manann, and
cannot be joined by the priests of other gods. They are not equipped with
great weapons or full plate armour. Instead, they have heavy armour and
shields, and are Strength 4 and Leadership 9. They cost 12 points per model.
Estalian Dismounted Templar Knights may exchange their great weapons and full plate armour for heavy armour
and shields (-2 points per model).
Tilean Dismounted Templar Knights may exchange their great weapons for halberds.
Any unit may carry a magic banner costing up to 40 points.
• Greatswords: Nationality: Averland. As Empire Greatswords. Any† unit may exchange their great weapons and
full plate armour for heavy armour and shields (-2 points per model). Any unit may carry a magic banner costing
up to 40 points.
Greatswords may have detachments of other units (of the same nationality) with the detachment rule, but may not
act as detachments themselves.
• Marines: Nationality: Marienburg, Tilean. As Empire Swordsmen, but with Leadership 8 and Immunity to Panic.
Marines cost 8 points per model.†
• Pistoliers: Nationality: Marienburg, Averland. As Empire Pistoliers. No repeater pistols or handguns may be chosen.
• Great Cannon: As Empire Great Cannon. Nationality: Marienburg, Averland.
May have up to two additional crewmen (+5 points per model).
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• Mortar: As Empire Mortar. Nationality: Marienburg, Averland.
May have up to two additional crewmen (+5 points per model).
• Dogs of War Ogres, Dwarfs, Halflings, Norse Marauders, or Cannons, chosen from the Dogs of War army list.
Nationality: Miscellaneous.
Any unit of Norse Marauders may be equipped with throwing axes (+2 points per model).
• Ogre Ironguts or Maneaters, chosen from the Ogre Kingdoms army book. Maneaters use only a single rare slot,
rather than two as is usual. Nationality: Miscellaneous.
• Elf Sea Guard, Spearmen or Archers, chosen from the High Elf army book. Elven units can only be joined by elven
characters. Nationality: Western Elves.
The Army of the Empire of Middenland
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• General: as a General of the Empire.
Nationality: Middenheim, Middenland.
A General may carry magic items to a total value of 90 points only. These items may be selected from the Magic
Items listed in the Cult of Ulric army list, in addition to the normal Empire and Common items.
May be equipped with a crossbow for +10 points.
If a General is the Army General, all Hochland, Middenheim, Middenland and Ostland units (but not characters)
are considered to be of the same nationality as the Army General, and thus do not have to make a ‘Nationality
and Control’ dice roll. If the General is killed, all Hochland, Middenheim, Middenland and Ostland units (but not
characters) must make a ‘Nationality and Control’ dice roll at the start of their next turn, unless already engaged
in combat.
The ‘Ancestral Heirloom’ rule allows one unit of Spearmen, Halberdiers, Swordsmen or Heavy Cavalry of the same
nationality as the General to carry a magic banner costing up to 55 points. This may be one of the magic banners
from the Cult of Ulric army list, or an Empire or Common banner.
• Templar Grand Master: Nationality: Hochland, Middenheim, Middenland, Ostland.
May carry magic items to a total value of 80 points only. These items may be selected from the Magic Items listed
in the Cult of Ulric army list, in addition to the normal Empire and Common items.
May be equipped with a cavalry hammer (+10 points; see the Cult of Ulric army list for cavalry hammer rules).
If the Grand Master is the Army General, one unit of Inner Circle Knightly Orders (of the same order) count as a core
choice instead of as a special choice. May not belong to a Sigmarite Order.
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• Captain: Nationality: Hochland, Middenheim, Middenland, Ostland, Norse.
0-1 Hochland Captain may scout for + 15 points. He may not have any non-magical equipment other than light
armour, a shield, and a longbow, and may not ride a warhorse or pegasus. He may not have magical armour, and
may not be upgraded to the Battle Standard Bearer.
A Hochland Captain may be armed with a Hochland long rifle (+10
points).
A Norse Captain may not be equipped with gunpowder weapons,
and may not ride a pegasus, If he rides a warhorse, it may not have
barding. May carry throwing axes (+5 points). Norse Captains may be
subject to Frenzy for +5 points.
May carry magic items to a total value of 40 points only (25 points for
Norse Captains). A Middenheim Captain may select items from the
Magic Items listed in the Cult of Ulric army list, in addition to the normal
Empire and Common items.
If upgraded to the Battle Standard bearer, he may still select any nonmagical equipment available to a normal captain. The Battle
Standard Bearer must be the same nationality as the Army General.
• 0-1 Engineer per 2000 points (so an army with a nominal points value
of 4000 may use up to two Engineers):: Nationality: Any Empire
province or city-state.
The Engineer costs only 35 points. The usual equipment options do not apply. Instead, the Engineer may carry a
Mancatcher (which grants the Killing Blow ability) or Hook Halberd (counts as a halberd) for +1 point, a Hochland
Long Rifle (+15 points) or handgun (+5 points), a pistol (+3 points) or brace of pistols (+7 points), and may have light
armour (+1 point) or heavy armour (+3 points). May ride a warhorse (+8 points), which may have barding (+2
points).
• 0-1 Priest of Taal per 2000 points (so an army with a nominal points value of 4000 may use up to two Priests of Taal
). Nationality: Hochland, Middenheim, Middenland, Ostland
As an Empire Battle Wizard, but may only use the Lore of Beasts. May carry magic items to a total value of 30 points
only.
• † 0-1 Illusionist per 1000 points (so an army with a nominal points value of 2000 may use up to two Illusionists):
Nationality: Middenheim
As an Empire Battle Wizard, but may use only Grey Magic. May carry magic items to a total value of 50 points.
• Warrior Priest of Ulric. Nationality: Middenheim, Middenland, Talabecland, Talabheim. As a Priest of Ulric chosen from
the Cult of Ulric army list, with the following alterations: he costs only 60 points; he may not be the Battle Standard
Bearer, he may carry only Talismans of Ulric (not other magic items); his prayers are cast at power level 4; his ‘crush
the weak’ ability grants Hatred against all models in a Sigmarite Empire army, instead of its usual effect.
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• Spearmen: as Empire Spearmen. Nationality: Hochland, Middenheim, Middenland, Ostland, Norse.
Hochland, Middenheim, Middenland or Ostland Spearmen may be used as detachments for other units (of the
same nationality) with the detachment rule, or may have detachments themselves.
Norse Spearmen have Weapon Skill 2 and Leadership 6, and are equipped with shields in addition to their light
armour. They cost 4 points per model.
0-1 unit of Norse spearmen per 2000 points (so an army with a nominal points value of 4000 may have two units of
Stubborn Norse Spearmen) may be Stubborn (+3 points per model). Norse characters joining a Stubborn unit themselves become Stubborn.
• Halberdiers: as Empire Halberdiers. Nationality: Hochland, Middenheim, Middenland, Ostland.
Halberdiers may be used as detachments for other units (of the same nationality) with the detachment rule, or may
have detachments themselves.
Middenheim or Middenland Halberdiers may have heavy armour (+1 point), but may not also have shields.
• Swordsmen: as Empire Swordsmen. Nationality: Hochland,
Middenheim, Middenland, Ostland.
Swordsmen may be used as detachments for other units (of
the same nationality) with the detachment rule, or may
have detachments themselves.
• Crossbowmen: as Empire Crossbowmen. Nationality:
Middenheim, Middenland, Ostland.
Crossbowmen may be used as detachments for other units
(of the same nationality) with the detachment rule, but may
not have detachments themselves.
Middenheim or Middenland Crossbowmen may carry pavises (+1 point per model) and may have light armour (+1
point per model).
• Handgunners: as Empire Handgunners. Repeater Handguns
may not be selected.† Nationality: Hochland, Middenheim,
Middenland.
Handgunners may be used as detachments for other units (of the same nationality) with the detachment rule, but
may not have detachments themselves.
Middenheim or Middenland Handgunners may carry pavises (+1 point per model) and may have light armour (+1
point per model).
• Archers: as Empire Archers. Nationality: Hochland, Middenland, Ostland, Norse. May not be upgraded to
Huntsmen. Archers are armed with long bows, not bows.
Hochland, Middenland or Ostland Archers may be used as detachments for other units (of the same nationality)
with the detachment rule, but may not have detachments themselves.
Norse Archers have Movement 5, Weapon Skill 2 and Leadership 6, and cost 7 points per model.
• 0-1 Hochland Forstjaegers per 1000 points (so an army with a nominal points value of 2000 may use up to two units of
Hochland Forstjaegers): Nationality: Hochland. As Empire Archers, but with Movement 5, Weaponskill 2, Ballistic Skill 4,
and with longbows instead of bows. Hochland Forstjaegers are Scouts, cost 11 points each, and are limited to a single
unit (per 1000 points) of 5-10 models.
• Free Company: as Empire Free Company. Nationality: Any Empire province or city-state.
Free Company have light armour in addition to their usual equipment. Any unit may (at no cost) replace their additional hand weapons with great weapons, or with halberds, or with shields.
0-1 unit may have heavy armour (+2 points per model), but may not then act as a detachment.
Free Company may be used as detachments for other units (of the same nationality) with the detachment rule, but
may not have detachments themselves.
• Hunting Hounds: Nationality: Hochland, Middenland, Norse. Chosen
from the Cult of Ulric army list.
Note that Hunting Hounds are Fast Cavalry, and thus do not count
toward the required minimum number of core units for the army.
• Light Cavalry: As Dogs of War Light Cavalry. Nationality: Hochland,
Middenland, Ostland, Norse.
Norse Light Cavalry may not be equipped with bows, but may have
throwing axes (+2 points per model).
• Heavy Cavalry: As Dogs of War Heavy Cavalry. Nationality:
Hochland, Middenland, Middenheim, Ostland.
Hochland and Ostland Heavy Cavalry may not have barding.
• Knightly Orders: as Empire Knightly Orders. Nationality: Hochland,
Middenland, Middenheim, Ostland. May not belong to a Sigmarite
Order.
Any unit may exchange their lances for cavalry hammers (+2 points
per model; see the rules in the Cult of Ulric army list).
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• Pistoliers: Nationality: Middenheim, Middenland. As Empire Pistoliers. No repeater pistols or handguns may be chosen.
• Greatswords: Nationality: Hochland, Middenheim, Middenland, Ostland. As Empire Greatswords. Any† unit may
exchange their great weapons and full plate armour for heavy armour and shields (-2 points per model). Any unit
may carry a magic banner costing up to 40 points.
Greatswords may have detachments of other units (of the same nationality) with the detachment rule, but may not
act as detachments themselves.
• Great Cannon: As Empire Great Cannon. Nationality: Hochland, Middenheim, Middenland.
May have up to two additional crewmen (+5 points per model).
• Wolfkin: Nationality: Middenheim, Middenland. Chosen from the Cult of Ulric army list. Wolfkin units may not have
standards or musicians (as per the general rules), but may still have champions.
• Norse Marauders: Nationality: Norse. Chosen from the Dogs of War army list. 0-1 unit per 2000 points (so an army
with a nominal points value of 4000 may have two units of Stubborn Norse Marauders) may chose to exchange
Frenzy for Stubborn (+1 point per model). Norse characters joining a Stubborn unit themselves become Stubborn.
Any unit may be equipped with throwing axes (+2 points per model).
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• Ogres: Nationality: Ostland. Chosen from the Dogs of War army list.
• Mortar: As Empire Mortar. Nationality: Middenheim, Middenland.
May have up to two additional crewmen (+5 points per model).
• Teutogen guard: Nationality: Middenheim. Chosen from the Cult of Ulric army list.
• Ribaudequin: Nationality: Hochland. The Ribaudequin is a war machine with three crew (with normal crewman
profiles), toughness 6 and 2 wounds. It costs 40 points. It has a range of 20“ and causes d6 automatic hits at Strength
4 (armour piercing). A roll of one on the d6 roll to determine the number of hits indicates a misfire - use the cannon
misfire chart found in the main Warhammer rulebook. The Ribaudequin may stand and shoot.
May have up to two additional crewmen (+5 points per model).
• Dwarf Warriors: Nationality: Middenheim, Norse. Chosen from the Dwarf army book.
• Dwarf Quarrellers: Nationality: Middenheim, Norse. Chosen from the Dwarf army book.
The Army of the Sigmarite Empire
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• 0-1 Arch-Lector of Sigmar
Nationality: Altdorf.
May not ride a War Altar of Sigmar. May carry magic items to a total value of 50 points. May carry a Holy Seal, which
counts as a Dispel Magic Scroll in all respects and costs 25 points.
Righteous Fury confers Hatred only against the following: any units and characters in Empire of Middenland armies,
all wizards.
• General: as a General of the Empire.
Nationality: Altdorf, Nuln, Reikland, Wissenland.
Any General may carry magic items to a total value of 60 points only. The
‘Ancestral Heirloom’ rule allows one unit of Spearmen, Halberdiers or
Swordsmen of the same nationality as the General to carry a magic banner
costing up to 55 points.
• Templar Grand Master: Nationality: Altdorf, Nuln, Reikland, Wissenland.
May carry magic items to a total value of 60 points only. If the Grand Master
is the Army General, one unit of Inner Circle Knightly Orders (of the same
order) count as a core choice instead of as a special choice.
• 0-1 Bretonnian Lord, chosen from the Bretonnian Army Book: Nationality:
Bretonnian.
May only be chosen if the army includes a unit of Bretonnian Knights of the
Realm. May carry magic items and virtues to a total value of 60 points only. May
not select the Grail vow or the Questing vow. May not ride a Hippogryph.
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• Captain: Nationality: Altdorf, Nuln, Reikland, Stirland, Wissenland.
0-1 Wissenland Captain may scout for + 15 points. He may not have any non-magical equipment other than light
armour, a shield, and a longbow, and may not ride a warhorse or pegasus. He may not have magical armour, and
may not be upgraded to the Battle Standard Bearer.
May carry magic items to a total value of 25 points only.
Any Captain may be designated as a Priest of Sigmar for +20 points. A Priest adds one dispel dice to the army’s dispel dice pool during an opponent’s magic phase, but otherwise is treated the same as an ordinary captain
(though he may not ride a pegasus).
If upgraded to the Battle Standard bearer, he may still select any non-magical equipment available to a normal
captain. The Battle Standard Bearer must be the same nationality as the Army General.
• Warrior Priest of Sigmar: Nationality: Altdorf, Averland, Nuln, Reikland, Stirland, Wissenland.
Righteous Fury confers Hatred only against the following: any units and characters in Empire of Middenland armies,
all wizards.
Warrior Priests of Sigmar cost only 60 points. May carry magic items to a total value of 25 points only. 0-1 Priest per
1000 points (so an army with a nominal points value of 2000 may equip up to two priests in this way) may carry a
Holy Seal, which counts as a Dispel Magic Scroll in all respects and costs 25 points (so a priest equipped with a Holy
Seal may not carry any other magic items).
• Engineer: Nationality: Any Empire province or city-state.
The Engineer costs only 25 points. The usual equipment options do not apply. Instead, the Engineer may carry a
Mancatcher (which grants the Killing Blow ability) or Hook Halberd (counts as a halberd) for +1 point, a Hochland
Long Rifle (+15 points) or handgun (+5 points), a pistol (+3 points) or brace of pistols (+7 points), and may have light
armour (+1 point) or heavy armour (+3 points). May ride a warhorse (+8 points), which may have barding (+2 points).
• 0-1 Bretonnian Paladin per 1000 points (so an army with a nominal points value of 2000 may use up to two
Bretonnian Paladins), chosen from the Bretonnian army book. Nationality: Bretonnian.
May only be chosen if the army includes a unit of Bretonnian Knights of the Realm. May carry magic items and
virtues to a total value of 25 points only. May not select the Grail vow or the Questing vow. May not ride a pegasus.
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• Spearmen: as Empire Spearmen. Nationality: Altdorf, Nuln, Reikland, Stirland, Wissenland.
Spearmen may be used as detachments for other units (of the same nationality) with the detachment rule, or may
have detachments themselves.
• Halberdiers: as Empire Halberdiers. Nationality: Altdorf, Nuln, Reikland, Stirland, Wissenland.
Halberdiers may be used as detachments for other units (of the same nationality) with the detachment rule, or may
have detachments themselves.
Altdorf, Nuln or Reikland Halberdiers may have heavy armour (+1 point), but may not also have shields.
• Swordsmen: as Empire Swordsmen. Nationality: Altdorf, Nuln, Reikland, Stirland, Wissenland.
Swordsmen may be used as detachments for other units (of the same nationality) with the detachment rule, or may
have detachments themselves.
• Free Company: as Empire Free Company. Nationality: Any Empire province or city-state.
Free Company have light armour in addition to their usual equipment. Any unit may (at no cost) replace their additional hand weapons with great weapons, or with halberds, or with shields.
0-1 unit may have heavy armour (+2 points per model), but may not then act as a detachment.
Free Company may be used as detachments for other units (of the same nationality) with the detachment rule, but
may not have detachments themselves.
• Crossbowmen: as Empire Crossbowmen. Nationality: Altdorf, Nuln, Reikland, Stirland, Wissenland.
Crossbowmen may be used as detachments for other units (of the same nationality) with the detachment rule, but
may not have detachments themselves.
Altdorf, Nuln or Reikland Crossbowmen may be equipped with light armour (+1 point) and/or Pavises (+1 point).
• Handgunners: as Empire Handgunners. Repeater Handguns may not be selected.† Nationality: Altdorf, Nuln,
Reikland.
Handgunners may be used as detachments for other units (of the same nationality) with the detachment rule, but
may not have detachments themselves.
Altdorf, Nuln or Reikland Crossbowmen may be equipped with light armour (+1 point) and/or Pavises (+1 point).
• Archers: Nationality: Reikland, Stirland, Wissenland. As Empire Archers, but
with Movement 5, Weaponskill 2, and Leadership 6, and with longbows
instead of bows. They may not be upgraded to Huntsmen. Archers cost 7
points.
Archers may be used as detachments for other units (of the same nationality) with the detachment rule, but may not have detachments themselves.
• 0-1 Wissenland Bergjaegers per 2000 points (so an army with a nominal
points value of 4000 may use up to two units of Wissenland Bergjaegers):
Nationality: Wissenland. As Empire Archers, but with Movement 5,
Weaponskill 2, Ballistic Skill 4, and with longbows instead of bows.
Wissenland Bergjaegars are Scouts, cost 11 points each, and are limited to
a single unit (per 2000 points) of 5-10 models.
• Knightly Orders: as Empire Knightly Orders. Nationality: Altdorf, Nuln, Reikland, Wissenland. Must be Sigmarite orders.
• Wissenland Horse Archers: As Dogs of War Light Cavalry. The standard equipment options do not apply. Nationality:
Wissenland.
Wissenland horse archers are armed with bows, and have Ballistic Skill 4. They cost 17 points per model.
• Light Cavalry: As Dogs of War Light Cavalry. Nationality: Reikland, Stirland.
• Witch Hunters: As Dogs of War Duellists with Pistols. Nationality: Altdorf, Nuln, Reikland, Stirland, Wissenland.
Witch Hunters Hate all wizards.
• Crusading Peasants. Nationality: Reikland, Stirland, Wissenland. One unit
may be chosen for each Warrior Priest of Sigmar in the army. Each unit
must be joined by a Warrior Priest during deployment. This Warrior Priest
may not voluntarily leave the unit. Crusading Peasants are M4 WS2 BS2 S3
T3 W1 I2 A1 Ld5, and are armed with hand weapons. They cost 2 points
per model.
• 0-1 Bretonnian Knights of the Realm per 1000 points (so an army with a
nominal points value of 2000 may use up to two units of Bretonnian Knights of the Realm), chosen from the Bretonnian
army book. Nationality: Bretonnian.
Note that Knights of the Realm receive their free champion as usual.
• Bretonnian Men-at arms, chosen from the Bretonnian army book. Nationality: Bretonnian. May only be selected if
a unit of Bretonnian Knights of the Realm is chosen as well.
• Bretonnian Peasant Bowmen, chosen from the Bretonnian army book. Nationality: Bretonnian. May only be selected if a unit of Bretonnian Knights of the Realm is chosen as well.
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• Heavy Cavalry: As Dogs of War Heavy Cavalry. Nationality: Altdorf, Nuln, Reikland, Stirland, Wissenland.
Stirland and Wissenland Heavy Cavalry may not have barding.
• Great Cannon: As Empire Great Cannon. Nationality: Altdorf, Nuln, Reikland.
May have up to two additional crewmen (+5 points per model).
• Mortar: As Empire Mortar. Nationality: Altdorf, Nuln, Reikland.
May have up to two additional crewmen (+5 points per model).
• Pikemen: as Dogs of War Pikemen. Nationality: Nuln, Wissenland.
• Pistoliers: Nationality: Altdorf, Nuln, Reikland. As Empire Pistoliers. No repeater pistols or handguns may be chosen.
• Greatswords: Nationality: Altdorf, Nuln, Reikland, Wissenland. As Empire Greatswords. Any† unit may exchange their
great weapons and full plate armour for heavy armour and shields
(-2 points per model). Any unit may carry a magic banner costing
up to 40 points.
Greatswords may have detachments of other units (of the same
nationality) with the detachment rule, but may not act as detachments themselves.
• Bretonnian Mounted Yeomen, chosen from the Bretonnian army
book. Nationality: Bretonnian. May only be selected if a unit of
Bretonnian Knights of the Realm is chosen as well.
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• Flagellants: As Empire Flagellants. Flagellants never have to make a ‘nationality and control’ dice roll. Nationality:
Miscellaneous.
• Dogs of War Dwarfs, Halflings, Norse Marauders, or Cannons, chosen from the Dogs of War army list. Nationality:
Miscellaneous.
Any unit of Norse Marauders may be equipped with throwing axes (+2 points per model).
• War Wagon. Nationality: Altdorf, Nuln. Costs 120 points.
A War Wagon is considered to be a chariot (and so is mounted on a 50 by 100mm base, as for all chariots), with the
following exceptions: it can never charge or pursue under any circumstances, and may not chose to flee as a charge
reaction. If forced to flee, it moves only d6“. Also, it is not destroyed automatically by a wounding hit of Strength 7 or
greater. It automatically fails Initiative tests. The War Wagon is Stubborn, and immune to Fear and Panic (treat Terror
as Fear). It is a large target.
Any cavalry, chariot or mounted model of any kind that charges the War Wagon does not count as charging, and
thus does not receive any charge-related bonuses (such as impact hits, the strength bonus from lances, or striking
first). There is no combat resolution bonus for flank or rear attacks against the wagon itself (this applies to any units
attacking the War Wagon, not just to mounted models and chariots).
The War Wagon has an armour save of 3+, Movement 5, Toughness 6, Wounds 6 and Leadership 8. It may make 6
Attacks in combat with Weapon Skill 3, Strength 4, Initiative 3. It has a unit strength of 5.
It may fire 6 handguns at Ballistic Skill 4 (the handguns may fire even if the War Wagon moves, but the usual penalties apply). The handguns are considered to have a 360 degree line of sight for shooting purposes.
The Army of the League of Free Traders
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• General: as a General of the Empire.
Nationality: Nordland, Talabecland, Talabheim, Kislev.
Any General may carry magic items to a total value of 60 points only. May be equipped with a crossbow for +10
points, or a brace of pistols for +12 points.
The ‘Ancestral Heirloom’ rule allows one unit of Spearmen, Halberdiers, Swordsmen or Winged Lancers of the same
nationality as the General to carry a magic banner costing up to 55 points.
• Templar Grand Master: Nationality: Nordland, Talabecland, Talabheim.
May carry magic items to a total value of 60 points only. If the Grand Master is the
Army General, one unit of Inner Circle Knightly Orders (of the same order) count as a core choice instead of as a
special choice.
• Dwarf Admiral: as a Dwarf Lord, chosen from the Dwarf army book. Nationality: Barak Varr Dwarf.
May carry a brace of pistols (+10 points). May not have an Oath Stone or Shieldbearers.
If a Dwarf Admiral is included in the army, Gyrocopters and Gatling Cannons become available (see rare choices).
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• Captain: Nationality: Nordland, Ostermark, Talabecland, Talabheim, Kislev.
A Nordland Captain may carry a brace of pistols for +8 points.
0-1 Talabecland Captain may scout for + 15 points. He may not have any
non-magical equipment other than light armour, a shield, and a longbow,
and may not ride a warhorse or pegasus. He may not have magical armour,
and may not be upgraded to the Battle Standard Bearer.
Any Captain (except for one upgraded to a scout) may be designated as
a Priest of Ulric, Sigmar or Manann for +20 points. A Priest adds one dispel
dice to the army’s dispel dice pool during an opponent’s magic phase, but
otherwise is treated the same as an ordinary captain. A Priest of Ulric may
not be equipped with missile weapons, and no priest may ride a pegasus.
May carry magic items to a total value of 30 points only.
If upgraded to the Battle Standard bearer, he may still select any nonmagical equipment available to a normal captain. The Battle Standard
Bearer must be the same nationality as the Army General.
• 0-1 Engineer per 2000 points (so an army with a nominal points value of 4000 may use up to two Engineers)::
Nationality: Any Empire province or city-state.
The Engineer costs only 35 points. The usual equipment options do not apply. Instead, the Engineer may carry a
Mancatcher (which grants the Killing Blow ability) or Hook Halberd (counts as a halberd) for +1 point, a Hochland
Long Rifle (+15 points) or handgun (+5 points), a pistol (+3 points) or brace of pistols (+7 points), and may have light
armour (+1 point) or heavy armour (+3 points). May ride a warhorse (+8 points), which may have barding (+2
points).
An Engineer may not join a Dwarf Cannon, Dwarf Mortar or Dwarf Gatling Cannon.
• 0-1 Priest of Taal per 2000 points (so an army with a nominal points value of 4000 may use up to two Priests of Taal
). Nationality: Nordland, Ostermark, Talabecland, Talabheim.
As an Empire Battle Wizard, but may only use the Lore of Beasts. May carry magic items to a total value of 30 points
only.
• 0-1 Kislev Ice Mage per 2000 points (so an army with a nominal points value of 4000 may use up to two Ice Mages).
Nationality: Kislev.
As an Empire Battle Wizard, but may only use the Lore of Ice (from the Kislev army list). May carry magic items to a
total value of 25 points only.
• Kislev Boyar: Nationality: Kislev. Chosen from the Kislev army list. May carry magic items to a total value of 25
points only. Kislev Boyars may only join Kislev units.
• Dwarf Captain: as a Dwarf Thane, chosen from the Dwarf army book. Nationality: Barak Varr Dwarf.
May carry a brace of pistols (+5 points). May not have an Oath Stone.
If upgraded to the Battle Standard bearer, a Dwarf Captain may still select any non-magical equipment available
as normal. The Battle Standard Bearer must be the same nationality as the Army General.
• Dwarf Engineer: as a Dwarf Master Engineer, chosen from the Dwarf army book. Nationality: Barak Varr Dwarf.
A Dwarf Engineer costs only 50 points, and has a brace of pistols at no additional cost.
A Dwarf Engineer may freely join a Great Cannon or Mortar. If he does so, he counts as having the Master of
Ballistics and Extra Crewman rules (see the Engineer in the Empire army book for details).
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• Spearmen: as Empire Spearmen. Nationality: Nordland, Ostermark, Talabecland, Talabheim, Kislev.
Nordland, Ostermark, Talabecland or Talabheim Spearmen may be used as detachments for other units (of the
same nationality) with the detachment rule, or may have detachments
themselves.
Kislev Spearmen have Weapon Skill 2, and are equipped with shields in addition to their light armour. They cost 5 points per model.
• Halberdiers: as Empire Halberdiers. Nationality: Nordland, Ostermark,
Talabecland, Talabheim, Kislev.
Nordland, Ostermark, Talabecland or Talabheim Halberdiers may be used as
detachments for other units (of the same nationality) with the detachment
rule, or may have detachments themselves.
Talabheim Halberdiers may have heavy armour (+1 point), but may not also
have shields.
Kislev Halberdiers have Weapon Skill 2, and are equipped with shields in
addition to their light armour. They cost 5 points per model.
• Swordsmen: as Empire Swordsmen. Nationality: Nordland, Ostermark,
Talabecland, Talabheim.
Swordsmen may be used as detachments for other units (of the same nationality) with the detachment rule, or may
have detachments themselves.
Nordland Swordsmen may be upgraded to Marines (+2 points per model). Marines have Leadership 8, and are
Immune to Panic. Marines may not act as detachments, but may still have detachments themselves.
• Crossbowmen: as Empire Crossbowmen. Nationality: Nordland, Ostermark, Talabecland, Talabheim, Kislev.
Nordland, Ostermark, Talabecland or Talabheim Crossbowmen may be used as detachments for other units (of the
same nationality) with the detachment rule, but may not have detachments themselves.
Kislev Crossbowmen have Weapon Skill 2 and light armour.
• Handgunners: as Empire Handgunners. Repeater Handguns may not be selected.† Nationality: Nordland,
Ostermark, Talabecland, Talabheim, Kislev.
Nordland, Ostermark, Talabecland or Talabheim Handgunners may be used as detachments for other units (of the
same nationality) with the detachment rule, but may not have detachments themselves.
Kislev Handgunners have Weapon Skill 2 and light armour.
• Archers: as Empire Archers. Nationality: Nordland, Ostermark, Talabecland, Kislev. May not be upgraded to
Huntsmen. Archers are armed with long bows, not bows.
Nordland, Ostermark, Talabecland or Talabheim Archers may be used as detachments for other units (of the same
nationality) with the detachment rule, but may not have detachments themselves.
Kislev Archers have Weapon Skill 2 and light armour.
• 0-1 Talabecland Forstjaegers per 1000 points (so an army with a nominal points value of 2000 may use up to two
units of Talabecland Forstjaegers): Nationality: Talabecland. As Empire Archers, but with Movement 5, Weaponskill
2, Ballistic Skill 4, and with longbows instead of bows. Talabecland Forstjaegers are Scouts, cost 11 points each, and
are limited to a single unit (per 1000 points) of 5-10 models.
• Free Company: as Empire Free Company. Nationality: Any Empire province or city-state.
Free Company have light armour in addition to their usual equipment. Any unit may (at no cost) replace their additional hand weapons with great weapons, or with halberds, or with shields.
0-1 unit may have heavy armour (+2 points per model), but may not then act as a detachment.
Free Company may be used as detachments for other units (of the same nationality) with the detachment rule, but
may not have detachments themselves.
• Kislev Tribesmen: Nationality: Kislev. As Dogs of War Duellists, but with
Weaponskill 3, Initiative 3 and Leadership 6.† May not use the equipment listed in the Dogs of War list. Instead, Kislev Tribesmen carry a
hand weapon and shield, and either slings or javelins. Kislev Tribesmen
cost 5 points per model.
• Kossars: Nationality: Kislev. Chosen from the Kislev army list.
• Light Cavalry: As Dogs of War Light Cavalry. Nationality: Ostermark,
Talabecland, Talabheim, Kislev.
• Ungol Horse Archers: Nationality: Kislev. Chosen from the Kislev army list.
• Winged Lancers: Nationality: Kislev. Chosen from the Kislev army list.
• Dwarf Warriors: Nationality: Barak Varr Dwarf. Chosen from the Dwarf army book.
Any unit of Dwarf Warriors may be equipped with spears (+1 point per model). They may not also have great
weapons.
• Dwarf Quarellers: Nationality: Barak Varr Dwarf. Chosen from the Dwarf army book.
Any unit of Dwarf Quarellers may be equipped with pavises (+2 points per model), but they may not also have
shields or great weapons. Note that dwarfs do not suffer a movement penalty for carrying a pavise.
• Dwarf Thunderers: Nationality: Barak Varr Dwarf. Chosen from the Dwarf army book.
Any unit of Dwarf Thunderers may be equipped with pavises (+2 points per model), but they may not also have
shields. Note that dwarfs do not suffer a movement penalty for carrying a pavise.
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• Knightly Orders: as Empire Knightly Orders. Nationality: Nordland, Ostermark, Talabecland, Talabheim.
• Heavy Cavalry: As Dogs of War Heavy Cavalry. Nationality: Nordland, Ostermark, Talabecland, Talabheim.
Nordland, Ostermark and Talabecland Heavy Cavalry may not have barding.
• Pistoliers: Nationality: Nordland, Talabheim. As Empire Pistoliers. No repeater pistols or handguns may be chosen.
• Greatswords: Nationality:† Nordland, Ostermark, Talabheim. As Empire Greatswords. Any† unit may exchange
their great weapons and full plate armour for heavy armour and shields (-2 points per model). Any unit may carry
a magic banner costing up to 40 points.
Greatswords may have detachments of other units (of the same nationality) with the detachment rule, but may not
act as detachments themselves.
• Great Cannon: As Empire Great Cannon. Nationality: Nordland, Talabheim, Kislev.
May have up to two additional crewmen (+5 points per model).
• Ogres: Nationality: Ostermark. Chosen from the Dogs of War army list.
• 0-1 Dwarf Sea Rangers per 1000 points (so an army with a nominal points value of 2000 may have two units) :
Nationality: Barak Varr Dwarf.
Unit size 5-12. As Dwarf Thunderers (chosen from the Dwarf army book) with shields, but may exchange their handguns for a brace of pistols. Dwarf Sea Rangers are skirmishers and scouts, and cost 17 points per model.
• Dwarf Cannon: Nationality: Barak Varr Dwarf. Chosen from the Dwarf army book.
• Dwarf Mortar: Nationality: Barak Varr Dwarf. As a Dwarf Stone Thrower, chosen from the Dwarf army book.
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• Mortar: As Empire Mortar. Nationality: Nordland, Talabheim.
May have up to two additional crewmen (+5 points per model).
• Gryphon Legion: Nationality: Kislev. Chosen from the Kislev army list.
• Dogs of War Norse Marauders, chosen from the Dogs of War army list. Nationality: Miscellaneous.
Any unit may be equipped with throwing axes (+2 points per model).
• Ogre Ironguts or Maneaters, chosen from the Ogre Kingdoms army book. Maneaters use only a single rare slot,
rather than two as is usual. Nationality: Miscellaneous.
• Dwarf Gyrocopter: Nationality: Barak Varr Dwarf. Chosen from the Dwarf army book.
May only be selected if the army also includes a Dwarf Admiral.
• Dwarf Gatling Cannon: Nationality: Barak Varr Dwarf. As a Dwarf Organ Gun, chosen from the Dwarf army book.
May only be selected if the army also includes a Dwarf Admiral.