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DWARFS - DOOMSEEKERS UNIT UPGRADE 40 POINTS PER MODEL
M WS BS S T W I A LD
Doomseeker 2D6 - - 4 4 1 3 D6 10
Upgrade: Each Slayer unit in a Dwarf
army may include up to 3 Doomseekers
at +40 points per model.
Unit Type: Infantry
Equipment
Slayer Axes (always count as great
weapons)
Special Rules
Unbreakable – but still hate
Greenskins
Slayer
Brotherhood of Grimnir
Get Stuck In!
Whirling Death
Glorious Death
Brotherhood of Grimnir: Doomseekers are not placed on the table at the start
of the game as are other troops. Instead you must make a written note of any
Slayer units that include Doomseekers. These are referred to as concealing
units. Doomseekers remain inside concealing units, marching along with their
fellows, until they are ready to be unleashed on the enemy. Doomseekers
cannot be charged. They may, however, be targeted with missile fire or spells.
Get stuck in! Doomseekers are always released when the concealing unit
comes to within 6" of the enemy or vice versa. The moving unit stops
immediately (fliers land). Once Doomseeker movement has been resolved, the
unit can continue moving if the controlling player wishes, although chargers
must complete their charge unless panicked (the laws of momentum are
particularly harsh). Doomseekers can be released in any direction, from any
point on the concealing unit and move 2D6-1". They do not have to be aimed
in the direction of the enemy that activated them. If ever a Doomseeker's move
would end in the middle of a unit, then he automatically bounces through it
place the Doomseeker model 1" beyond the unit, in the direction he was
moving.
The Doomseeker moves moving 2D6-1" in a random direction (determined by
the scatter dice) in the compulsory part of the movement phase.
Whirling Death! When a Doomseeker moves
through an enemy unit it immediately inflicts D6
hits from his Slayer Axes (at Strength 6) on the
unit, distributed as for shooting. Units may move
and flee through Doomseekers, but any foolhardy
enough to do so will take hits as described above.
A unit that suffers 25% casualties from
Doomseekers must immediately take a Panic test.
Units failing this test flee directly towards toe
closest table edge (potentially moving through the
same Doomseeker that triggered the test, suffering
a further set of hits).
Glorious Death: The life of a Doomseeker is
guaranteed to be a short and violent one – in other
words, an ideal end for a Slayer. A Doomseeker is
immediately removed as a casualty when he comes
into contact with a friendly unit, any terrain that is
not considered open terrain or when an enemy unit
finishes its move over the Doomseeker. The unit
takes D6 Strength 6 hits from the Slayer axes for
moving into the Doomseeker, and a further D6
hits before the Doomseeker is brought down and
slain.
Doomseekers march in to battle alongside their
brothers in the Slayer Cult until the enemy is
close at hand. Then, before combat begins, the
Doomseekers plough recklessly into the enemy,
whirling their weapons madly around their heads.
They are armed with axes on the end of chains,
which they spin about themselves, slicing through
their foes with surprising speed.
The Slayer axes carried by the Doomseeker are
just as lethal to the Doomseeker himself. Not
every Slayer chooses to be a Doomseeker because
there is no guarantee that you will die at the hands
of a great enemy. Almost as likely the
Doomseeker will realise his whirling axes are
going to bring him into contact with a friendly
unit or a clump of trees. Instinctively a
Doomseeker will try and avoid this trajectory but
by fighting momentum he will invariably end up
mortally wounded by his own spinning axes.
DWARFS – THE KING’S CHAMPION HAMMERER UNIT UPGRADE +156 POINTS
M WS BS S T W I A LD
The King’s Champion 3 6 3 4 5 2 3 2 9
Unit Type: The Gate Keeper in
a unit is replaced by the King’s
Champion
Your army can only include one
King’s Champion model.
Equipment (See WA: Dwarfs)
Great Hammer with the Master Rune of Alaric the Mad
Gromril Armour with the Champion’s Rune
Shield
Champion’s Rune: He must always issue or accept a Challenge in
combat and benefits from the Always Strikes First special rule in the
challenge.
Special Rules
Unbreakable
Bodyguard
A Champion’s Duty
Defend the King
Killing Blow
A Champion’s Duty: Any time a character with Royal Blood within the unit fails a "look
out sir!" test the King’s Champion will automatically take the hit instead.
Defend the King!: Having has spent his life defending his lord, the King’s Champion will
die at his feet before any harm comes to him. Such dedication is inspiring to those around
him. The King’s Champion and the Hammerer unit are Unbreakable while joined by a
character with Royal Blood.