Hordes MkII Quick Start Rules - Privateer Press

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intrODuctiOn 

Take control of a powerful warlock and wreak havoc on your foes with a 

horde of hulking warbeasts fueled by unbridled rage. In HORDES, only 

the strongest, fastest, and most cunning will survive—the rest are a feast 

served up for your warbeasts. 

HORDES is a fast-paced and aggressive 30 mm fantasy tabletop 

miniatures combat game set in the wilds of the Iron Kingdoms. 

Players jump into the action controlling powerful warrior-sorcerers 

or battle-shamans known as warlocks. While warlocks are formidable 

combatants in their own right, their true strength is drawn from their 

parasitic synergy with packs of savage warbeasts—large and monstrous 

creatures of flesh, blood, muscle, and bone—that allow the warlocks to 

contend on equal footing with the greatest modern armies of the Iron 

Kingdoms. Players collect, assemble, and paint fantastically detailed 

models representing the varied beasts, minions, and warriors in their 

horde. This book provides rules for using those models in brutal 

and visceral combat. This is monstrous miniatures combat, and your 

tabletop will never be the same! 

HORDES focuses on the wilder forces of the Iron Kingdoms. These 

Quick Start rules use cards from four HORDES factions and are designed 

to get you up and running with the contents of your battlegroup box set. 

They are streamlined to make it easier to learn the game’s fundamentals, 

so they omit some special rules and options. HORDES: Primal Mk II 

provides greatly expanded rules covering additional models including 

troops and characters as well as extensive background for the world of 

the Iron Kingdoms. 

HOrDes Quick start rules 

MODels & Materials 

WarlOcks 

A WARlOCk is a tremendously powerful sorcerer, shaman, or druid with the ability to 

control a group of warbeasts telepathically. A warlock is a deadly opponent highly skilled in 

both physical combat and arcane spellcasting. A warlock can force warbeasts to attack with 

greater accuracy, perform exceptional feats of strength, and launch deadly special attacks, 

all of which generate FURY. During a confrontation the warlock can leach this fury from his 

warbeasts and use it to boost his combat abilities, heal himself or his beasts, transfer his own 

injuries onto warbeasts, or cast formidable spells. A warlock can also tap the dormant innate 

power (called the “animus”) of the warbeasts brought to battle. 

Warlocks are both the tie that binds the horde and its weakest link. If a warlock falls, his 

warbeasts lose interest in the fight and head home. 

DESTROY YOUR OPPONENT’S WARlOCk TO WiN THE GAME! 

Warbeasts 

Warbeasts are mighty creatures born or trained to fight and drawn from the wilds of the 

continent of Immoren: deep in the forests, mountains, frozen tundra, or desert wastes. They 

are smarter than animals but more primitive and savage than the cultured races leading the 

battles across the face of Immoren. Each of the armies in HORDES brings distinct types of 

warbeasts to their battles and employs specialized techniques in recruiting and controlling 

them. Once warbeasts are brought to fight, the fury of their attacks strengthens their warlocks, 

and together they create an almost unstoppable synergy. 

Warbeasts would be termed the most terrible of monsters by civilized nations, for each is 

capable of ripping a dozen armed men limb from limb. Many have had their considerable 

natural abilities enhanced by being outfitted with heavy armor and the best-made weapons 

their warlocks can find. Most have endured considerable training to capitalize on their 

abilities and fight ably alongside both warriors and warlocks. Though warbeasts are capable 

of acting on their own, a warlock’s dominating will overrides their individuality in all but the 

most dire of circumstances. 

stat carDs 

Every model comes with a stat card that provides a quick reference of its profile and abilities. 

The primary card’s front shows the model’s stats, abilities, and damage track or damage 

spiral, while ability explanations appear on the back. Warlocks have a second card that 

describes their spells and feat. We recommend you place each card in a plastic card sleeve or a 

sheet protector, found in most game and hobby stores, so you can mark damage on the plastic 

sleeve with a dry-erase marker to avoid damaging the card itself. 

OtHer Materials yOu Will neeD 

In addition to card protectors, you will need a handful of six-sided dice, a flexible ruler or tape 

measure, and some tokens (coins or glass beads are fine) to represent focus points and spell effects. 

FunDaMentals 

MODel stats 

To the right of the warlock or warbeast picture, the first stat line represents that model’s 

combat capabilities. 

SPD, Speed – A model’s movement rate. A model moves up to its SPD in inches when making 

a full advance. 

STR, Strength – A model’s physical strength. 

MAT, Melee Attack – A model’s skill with melee weapons. 

RAT, Ranged Attack – A model’s accuracy with ranged 

weapons. 

DEF, Defense – A model’s ability to avoid being hit by an 

attack. 

ARM, Armor – A model’s ability to resist being damaged. 

FURY, Fury – FURY determines a warlock’s control area and 

beginning fury points. A warbeast’s FURY is a measure of 

how much the warbeast can be forced. 

lYlYTH 

SPD STR MAT RAT DEF ARM CMD 

7 4 5 7 16 14 8 

Hellsinger 

RNG ROF AOE POW 

12 2 — 12 

Bow Blade 

POW P+S 

3 7 

THR, Threshold – The measure of difficulty of controlling a warbeast. Warbeasts with lower 

THR are more likely to frenzy. (Only warbeasts have a THR stat.) 

WeaPOn stats 

Below the model stat line, weapon stat lines show the strength and special attributes of each 

weapon that model carries. 

or Type: The green gun symbol denotes a ranged attack weapon, and the brown sword 

symbol denotes a melee attack weapon. 

RNG, Range: The maximum distance, in inches, a ranged weapon can be used against a 

target. 

ROF, Rate of Fire: The maximum number of times a ranged weapon can be used in a turn. 

AOE, Area of Effect: The diameter, in inches, of the area of effect of a ranged weapon’s 

attack. 

POW, Power: The base amount of damage a melee or ranged weapon inflicts. 

P+S, Power plus Strength: For quick reference, the sum of a model’s melee weapon’s POW 

and its STR. 

aDVantages & WeaPOn Qualities 

Immediately below a model’s stat line or weapon’s stat line are a number of icons that 

represent common game rules. 

Reach – This weapon has a 2˝ melee range. 

Stealth – Ranged and magic attacks declared against this model when the point of origin 

of the attack is greater than 5˝ away automatically miss. This model does not block line of 

sight when determining line of sight from a model greater than 5˝ away. 

Tough – When the last damage box of this model’s damage track is marked, roll a d6. On 

a 5 or 6, this model heals 1 damage point and is knocked down. 

These same icons are used to represent common rules within spells and abilities. 

The remaining icons ( , , , , and ) are not used in these Quick Start rules. 

In addition to icons, models’ cards also contain the full text for their less common HORDES 

abilities. 

Each warlock also has a feat, a powerful ability unique to him. A feat can be used once per 

game at any time during the warlock’s activation. 

starting tHe gaMe 

After setting up the battlefield, both players roll a d6. The high roller chooses who goes first. 

The first player deploys his battlegroup up to 10˝ in from a table edge, and then his opponent 

does the same. These battlegroups should be deployed on opposite sides of the battlefield 

with at least 20˝ separating the opposing forces. 

HORDES battles are fought in a series of game rounds. Each game round, both players take a 

turn. The player who deployed his army first takes his turn first every game round. After the 

second player takes his turn, a new game round begins. A game effect with a duration of one 

round expires at the beginning of the current player’s next turn. 

The player turn is divided into three phases: 

Maintenance Phase: Remove any effects that expire on your turn. If any of your models have 

more fury points than their FURY stat, remove any excess fury points. 

Control Phase: During the Control Phase, perform the following steps in order: 

1. Your warlock leaches fury points up to its current FURY from warbeasts in its battlegroup 

in its control area as described below under Leaching. 

2. Your warlock can spend fury points to upkeep spells as described below under Upkeep 

Spells. 

3. Make a threshold check for each of your warbeasts with 1 or more fury points left on it. 

Any warbeasts that fail the check immediately frenzy as described below under Threshold 

& Frenzy. 

Activation Phase: Activate your models in any order. Each model can move and then make 

a combat action. 

Fury 

Warlocks begin the game with a number of fury points equal to their FURY stat, and warbeasts 

begin the game with 0 fury points. During the Activation Phase, warlocks can spend fury 

points, and warbeasts can be forced to gain fury points. During your Control Phase, your 

warlock replenishes his fury points by leaching fury from the warbeasts in his battlegroup, 

which simultaneously gives him more fury to spend and his warbeasts greater capacity to be 

forced. Warlocks can spend fury points only during their activations. 

A warlock can force his warbeasts or leach from those warbeasts only if they are in his control 

area. This control area covers 360°, to a distance equal to twice the warlock’s FURY in inches.

FOrcing Warbeasts 

A warbeast must be in its warlock’s control area (but does not require line of sight) to be 

forced. When a warbeast is forced, declare the desired effect and place 1 fury point on it. This 

fury point does not come from the warlock; the warbeast itself generates it. A warbeast can 

be forced several times during its activation, but it can never have a fury point total higher 

than its current FURY. A warbeast cannot be forced if the fury point gained would cause 

it to exceed its current FURY. Fury points remain on warbeasts until removed by leaching, 

reaving, or a special rule. 

leacHing 

Warlocks can use the fury points generated by their warbeasts, but they do not receive them 

automatically. A warlock can leach fury points from warbeasts in his battlegroup that are in 

his control area during his controller’s Control Phase. Fury points leached from a warbeast are 

removed from it and placed on the warlock. 

A warlock can also leach fury points from his own life force during his controller’s Control 

Phase. For each fury point a model leaches in this way, he suffers 1 damage point. This 

damage cannot be transferred. 

A warlock can leach any number of fury points but cannot exceed his FURY in fury points as 

a result of leaching. Leaching is performed at the start of the Control Phase before threshold 

checks are made or fury is spent to upkeep spells. 

reaVing: 

Warlocks are able to capture the life essence of their warbeasts as they are destroyed. When 

a warbeast in a warlock’s battlegroup is destroyed while in his control area, the warlock can 

reave the fury points on the warbeast. Before removing the destroyed model from the table, 

remove its fury points and place them on the warlock. A warlock cannot reave fury points 

from a warbeast in his battlegroup that was destroyed by a friendly attack or as a result of 

transferring damage to the warbeast. 

When reaving, a warlock must take all the warbeast’s fury, but the warlock cannot exceed his 

FURY in fury points as a result of reaving. Excess fury points gained from reaving are lost. 

sPenDing Fury POints 

A warlock can spend fury during his activation or a warbeast can be forced during its 

activation for the following effects: 

Additional Attack: A warlock can spend fury or a warbeast can be forced to make an 

additional melee or ranged attack as part of its combat action, at 1 fury point per additional 

attack. 

Boost Attack & Damage Rolls: A warlock can spend fury or a warbeast can be forced to add 

an extra die to any one of its attack or damage rolls, called boosting, at 1 fury point per roll. 

Boosting must be declared before rolling dice for the roll. Each attack or damage roll can be 

boosted only once, but a model can boost multiple rolls during its turn. 

Shake knockdown: During the Control Phase after resolving threshold checks and frenzies, 

a knocked down warlock can spend 1 fury point or a knocked down warbeast can be forced 

to stand up. 

Warbeasts can also be forced during their activation for the following effects: 

Run or Charge: A warbeast can be forced to run or charge this activation. 

Power Attack: A warbeast can be forced to make a power attack. 

Use Animus: Once per activation, at any time, a warbeast can be forced to use its animus as 

described under Animi below. Instead of gaining only 1 fury point when it is forced to use 

its animus, the warbeast gains a number of fury points equal to the COST of the animus. A 

warbeast cannot use its animus during an activation it runs. 

Rile: During its activation, a warbeast can be forced for the sole purpose of gaining fury 

points. When a warbeast is riled, it can gain any number of fury points but cannot exceed its 

current FURY. A warbeast can be riled even if it runs. (Riling does not have any immediate 

benefit, but it gives a warlock access to additional fury next turn.) 

Warlocks can also spend fury points during their activation for the following effects: 

Cast Spells: A warlock can spend fury points to cast spells. Each spell’s cost is specified in 

its description. 

Healing: At any time during its activation, a warlock can spend fury points to heal damage 

he or a warbeast in his battlegroup that is in his control area has suffered. For each fury point 

spent this way, the model heals 1 damage point. 

Discard Fury: During its activation, a warlock can remove any number of fury points from 

himself. He can discard fury even if it runs. (Discarding fury does not have any immediate 

benefit, but it allows a warlock to leach additional fury next turn.) 

Warlocks can also spend fury points when they would suffer damage for the following effect: 

Transferring Damage: When a warlock would suffer damage, he can immediately spend a 

fury point to transfer the damage to a warbeast in his battlegroup that is in his control area. 

The warbeast suffers the damage instead of the warlock suffering it. Determine where to mark 

the damage normally. Transferred damage is not limited by the warbeast’s unmarked damage 

circles, and any damage exceeding the warbeast’s unmarked damage circles is applied to the 

warlock and cannot be transferred again. A warlock cannot transfer damage to a warbeast 

that has a number of fury points equal to its FURY stat. A warlock is still considered to have 

suffered damage even if the damage is transferred. 

tHresHOlD & Frenzy 

Tapping into the primal energies of vicious warbeasts is not without risks. The fury generated 

by pushing a warbeast can potentially send it into a blind rage, causing it to frenzy. During 

your Control Phase, after your warlocks have leached fury from their warbeasts and spent 

fury to upkeep their spells, each of your warbeasts with 1 or more fury points remaining on 

it must make a successful threshold check or frenzy. To make a threshold check, roll 2d6 and 

add 1 to the roll for each fury point on the warbeast. If the roll exceeds the warbeast’s current 

Threshold (THR) stat, it fails and frenzies. 

A frenzied warbeast immediately activates and charges the nearest model in line of sight. 

A frenzied warbeast never makes special attacks. It chooses the initial melee attacks option 

and makes one attack with its highest POW melee weapon. The attack has boosted attack and 

damage rolls. The warbeast cannot make any additional attacks. 

At the end of the warbeast’s frenzy activation, you can remove any number of fury points from 

it. Because a frenzied warbeast activates in the Control Phase, it cannot activate during the 

Activation Phase that turn. 

cOMbat 

Facing 

The 180° arc in front of a model’s shoulders defines its front arc, which determines its 

perspective of the battlefield; the opposite 180° defines its back arc. A model is facing another 

model when the second model is within the first model’s front arc. A model is directly facing 

another model when the center of its front arc aligns with the center of the second model’s 

base. 

line OF sigHt 

A model has line of sight to another model if it can draw a straight, unobstructed line from its 

base to any part of the target model that remains in its front arc. 

A model can draw line of sight to a target over the bases of other models if those models have 

smaller bases than the target. A model cannot draw line of sight over the bases of models 

whose bases are equal to or larger than the target’s. 

MOVeMent 

The first part of a model’s activation is its movement. A model must move or forfeit its 

movement before making its combat action. A moving model’s base cannot pass over another 

model’s base. A model can change its facing anytime during its movement, but when it moves 

it must always move in the direction it is facing. 

Full Advance: A model making a full advance moves up to its current SPD in inches. 

Run: A running model moves up to twice its SPD in inches, and its activation ends immediately 

after it ends its movement. A warbeast must be forced in order to run. A model that forfeits 

its action cannot run during its normal movement that activation. A warlock that runs cannot 

cast spells or use feats that turn. A warbeast that runs cannot use its animus that turn. 

Charge: A charging model moves up to its SPD plus 3˝ along any straight line that will get it 

into melee range with its target. A warbeast must be forced in order to charge. A model with 

penalties to SPD or movement cannot charge. A model can attempt to charge any model in 

its line of sight. A charging model cannot change its facing while charging but must turn to 

directly face its target at the end of its movement. If a charging model does not reach its target, 

its activation immediately ends. If the charging model reaches its target, it can make melee 

attacks. If it moved at least 3˝, its first melee attack is a charge attack. Charge attack damage 

rolls are automatically boosted. 

cOMbat actiOns 

After its movement, a model can normally make one attack with each of its melee weapons or 

ranged weapons. A model cannot make both a ranged attack and a melee attack during the 

same activation. Warlocks can spend fury and warbeasts can be forced to make additional 

attacks, but a ranged weapon cannot exceed its ROF. A model making more than one attack 

can divide them among any eligible targets. Instead of attacking normally, a model can make 

one special attack (HAttack) and can still spend fury or be forced to make additional normal 

attacks of the same type (additional melee attacks after a HAttack from a melee weapon or 

additional ranged attacks after a HAttack from a ranged weapon). 

An attack hits its target if the attack roll total equals or exceeds the target’s DEF. When a model 

makes a melee attack roll, it rolls 2d6 + MAT, and when a model makes a ranged attack roll, 

it rolls 2d6 + RAT. Boosted attack rolls gain an additional die, significantly increasing their 

chances of success. An attack roll that results in all 1s is an automatic miss. If the attacking 

model rolled two or more dice, an attack roll that results in all 6s is an automatic hit. If the 

attack hits, make a damage roll and apply the special effects of that weapon. 

Melee attacks 

A model can make a melee attack against any target in its line of sight that is in melee range 

of the weapon being used. A model’s melee range extends 0.5˝ beyond its front arc for most 

weapons or 2˝ for a weapon with the Reach weapon ability . A model with an enemy model 

in its melee range is engaging that enemy, and a model in an enemy’s melee range is engaged 

by that enemy. A model that moves out of its enemy’s melee range suffers a free strike. 

Free Strike: A model can make a free attack with any melee weapon against an engaged 

opponent that moves out of its melee range or line of sight. It gets a +2 bonus to the attack roll 

and the damage roll is boosted. 

POWer attacks 

Power attacks are a type of special attack (HAttack) available to warbeasts. These Quick Start 

rules provide just a sampling of the warbeast power attacks that shake the battlefields of 

HORDES. 

A warbeast must be forced to make a power attack. When a warbeast makes a power attack, 

do not apply the special abilities on its weapons. 

A model cannot make a power attack as its charge attack. Power attacks are melee attacks with 

a 0.5˝ range. As with other melee special attacks, warbeasts can be forced to make additional 

attacks with melee weapons after making a power attack. 

Head-butt: A model making a head-butt power attack smashes its head into a model to drive 

it to the ground. The attacking model makes a melee attack roll against its target. If the attack 

hits, the target is knocked down and suffers a damage roll with a POW equal to the attacker’s 

current STR. 

A model cannot head-butt a model with a larger base. 

Slam: A model making a slam power attack rams a model with the full force of its body to 

send the target model flying backward and knock it to the ground. Any effects that prevent a

model from charging, such as a penalty to its SPD, also prevent the model from making a slam 

power attack. A model must have both its normal movement and its action available in order 

to use its normal movement to make a slam power attack. 

During its activation, a model can attempt to slam any model that is in its line of sight at the 

beginning of its normal movement. A knocked down model cannot be slammed. 

Declare the slam attempt and its target, then turn the slamming model to directly face the 

slam target. The slamming model advances its full SPD plus 3˝ directly toward its target. The 

slamming model cannot voluntarily stop its movement unless its target is in its melee range, 

but it can end this movement at any point within 0.5˝ of its target. It must stop if it contacts 

another model. The slamming model cannot change its facing during or after this movement. 

A slamming model that ends its slam movement within 0.5˝ of its target has made a successful 

slam. If it advanced at least 3˝ it makes a melee attack roll against its target. A model that 

power attack slams a model with a larger base suffers –2 on its attack roll. If the attack hits, 

the target is slammed directly away from the attacker. 

If a slamming model makes a successful slam but moved less than 3˝, it has not moved fast 

enough to get its full weight and power into the blow. The model makes an attack roll against 

its target. If the target is hit, it suffers a damage roll with a POW equal to the attacker’s current 

STR but is not slammed. 

A model that does not end its slam movement within 0.5˝ of the target has failed its slam 

power attack, and its activation ends. 

Being Slammed: A slammed model is moved d6˝ directly away from its attacker and is then 

knocked down. If the slamming model has a smaller base than the slam target, the target 

model is slammed half the distance rolled. It then suffers slam damage as described below. A 

slammed model moves through models with smaller bases than its own but stops if it contacts 

a model with an equal or larger-sized base. 

Slam Damage: Apply slam damage after the movement and knockdown effects. The model hit 

suffers a damage roll with a POW equal to the attacker’s current STR. Add an additional die 

to the damage roll if the slammed model contacts a model with an equal or larger-sized base. 

Slam damage can be boosted. 

Collateral Damage: If a slammed model contacts a model with an equal-sized base or moves 

through a model with a smaller-sized base, the contacted model is knocked down and suffers 

collateral damage. A model taking collateral damage suffers a damage roll with a POW equal to 

the attacker’s current STR. Collateral damage cannot be boosted. A contacted model with a largersized 

base than the slammed model does not suffer collateral damage and is not knocked down. 

rangeD cOMbat 

A model in melee combat (either engaged by an enemy or engaging an enemy) cannot make 

ranged attacks. A model can declare a ranged attack against any target in its line of sight. 

Declare the attack before measuring range. If the target is beyond maximum range, the attack 

automatically misses. 

Aiming Bonus: A model can choose to forfeit its movement to gain a +2 aiming bonus to its 

ranged attack rolls during its combat action that turn. 

Target-in-Melee Penalty: A model that targets a model engaged by an enemy or engaging an 

enemy suffers a penalty of –4 to its ranged attack rolls and magic attack rolls. 

Spray Attacks: An attack with a RNG listed as “SP 6”, “SP 8”, or “SP 10” is a spray attack. 

Make a ranged attack roll against every model (friendly and enemy) in a straight path 1˝ wide 

and the indicated distance long (6˝, 8˝, or 10˝) from the attacker’s front arc. Spray attacks 

ignore the Stealth advantage, and an attacker never suffers a target-in-melee penalty when 

making a spray attack. 

attack sPecial eFFects 

Automatic Effects: Apply weapon abilities that affect a “model hit” any time the attack roll 

successfully hits the target. All models under the AOE are hit by an AOE attack. 

Critical Effects: Apply weapon abilities that trigger on a “critical hit” when the attack roll 

successfully hits the target and any two dice in the attack roll show the same number. All 

models under the AOE suffer the effects of a critical hit by an AOE attack. 

knockdown: Some attacks and special rules cause a model to be knocked down. While 

knocked down a model cannot move, make actions, make attacks, cast spells, use animi, or 

use feats and does not have a melee range. A knocked down model does not engage other 

models and cannot be engaged by them. A melee attack roll against a knocked down model 

automatically hits. A knocked down model has a base DEF of 5 against ranged and magic 

attacks. A knocked down model does not block line of sight and cannot be slammed. 

A knocked down model can stand up at the start of its next activation. If a model is knocked 

down during its controller’s turn, however, it cannot stand up until that player’s next turn 

even if it has not yet activated this turn. To stand up, a model must forfeit either its movement 

or its action for that activation. A model that forfeits its movement to stand can make an 

action, but it cannot make attacks involving movement, such as slams. A model that forfeits its 

action to stand can use its normal movement to make a full advance but not to run or charge. 

When a model stands, it ceases to be knocked down. 

battle DaMage 

DaMage rOlls 

A ranged or magic damage roll is 2d6 + POW. Melee attacks add the attacker’s STR as well. 

Boosted damage rolls gain an additional die. Mark one damage box for every point that the 

damage roll exceeds the target’s ARM. 

WarlOck DaMage 

Mark damage left to right. Remove the model from play when you mark its last damage 

box. Warbeasts go wild if their controlling warlock is removed from play, so destroy your 

opponent’s warlock to win the game! 

Warbeast DaMage 

Warbeasts have life spirals consisting of six branches of damage circles labeled with the 

numbers 1 through 6. Different life spirals might be slightly different in shape and number 

of damage circles, but they function the same way. When a model with a life spiral suffers 

damage, roll a d6 to determine which branch takes the damage. Starting with the outermost 

unmarked circle in that branch and working inwards, mark one damage circle per damage 

point taken. Once a branch is full, continue recording damage in the next branch clockwise 

that contains an unmarked damage circle. Continue filling branches as required until every 

damage point taken has been recorded. 

DaMaging asPects 

Life spiral are divided into three aspects that can be crippled as a model suffers damage. 

As a warbeast’s aspects are crippled its performance on the battlefield suffers. While all the 

damage circles corresponding to an aspect are marked, that aspect is crippled. If 1 or more 

damage points are removed from a crippled aspect, the aspect is no longer crippled. The 

effects of crippled systems are as follows: 

• Crippled Body: The warbeast rolls one fewer die on damage rolls. 

• Crippled Mind: The warbeast rolls one fewer die on attack rolls. Additionally, the model 

cannot make chain attacks or special attacks, including power attacks. 

• Crippled Spirit: The warbeast cannot be forced. 

DestrOying a Warbeast 

When all a warbeast’s damage circles are marked, remove that warbeast from play. 

sPells & aniMi 

A warlock’s spells and his warbeasts’ animi can be used to enhance his army or hinder his 

enemy’s. Spells or animi that target a model other than the model using the spell or animus 

require line of sight to their targets. Unlike ranged attacks, being in melee does not prevent a 

model from using a spell or animus. 

sPell stats 

Warlock cards contain the full text of their spells as well as the following information, which 

is to the right of each spell name: 

COST, Fury Cost: The number of fury points a warlock must spend to cast the spell. 

RNG, Range: The maximum distance, in inches, the spell can be used against a target. If the 

RNG is “SELF,” the spell can be cast only on the warlock. 

AOE, Area of Effect: The diameter, in inches, of the spell’s area of effect. If the AOE is 

“CTRL,” the spell affects every model in the warlock’s control area. 

POW, Power: The base amount of damage the spell inflicts. 

UP, Upkeep: Whether the spell can be maintained. See below for details. 

OFF, Offensive: Whether the spell is offensive. See below for details. 

Upkeep Spells: Some spells can be maintained for more than one round. During your Control 

Phase, your warlock can spend fury to keep his upkeep spells in play, at 1 fury point per spell. 

An upkeep spell that is not upkept expires during your Control Phase. 

A warlock can have only one of each of his upkeep spells in play at a time, although he can 

maintain any number of different upkeep spells simultaneously. A model can have only one 

friendly and one enemy upkeep spell cast on it at a time. If another upkeep spell is cast on 

a model that already has one from the same source—friendly or enemy—the earlier upkeep 

spell expires and is replaced by the new one. 

Offensive Spells: Offensive spells require the warlock to make a magic attack roll, 2d6 + 

FURY, when casting them. Magic attacks require line of sight like ranged attacks, suffer the 

target-in-melee penalty, and can be boosted. Declare the attack before measuring range. If the 

target is beyond maximum range, the attack automatically misses. 

In addition to the spells on a warlock’s card, a warlock can cast the animus of any warbeast 

in his battlegroup that is in his control area, just as if the animus were a spell on his card. 

aniMi 

An animus is a dormant primal power innate within a warbeast. When a warbeast uses its 

animus, it gains a number of fury points equal to the COST of the animus. A warbeast cannot 

exceed its FURY in fury points as a result of using its animus. A warbeast can be forced to 

use its animus up to once per activation but cannot interrupt its movement or attack to use its 

animus. It can use its animus before moving, after moving, before an attack, or after an attack 

but not while moving or attacking. A warbeast cannot use its animus during an activation it 

ran. 

A model can have only one friendly animus in play on it at a time. If another friendly animus 

is cast on a model, the older friendly animus expires and is replaced by the new one when 

the affected model is hit by the animus. This applies to animi used by warbeasts as well as 

those cast as spells. 

unuseD terMs 

Some of the cards in your battlegroup box set use rules that are not covered here. Ignore these 

terms if you see them. 

Overtake: This ability on Master Tormentor Morghoul is not used in Quick Start games. 

Soulless: This ability on the Carnivean and Shredder is not used in Quick Start games. 

Terrain Effects: concealment, obstacle, obstruction, rough terrain, terrain 

Troop Terms: unit, Warrior 

WARMACHiNE Terms: focus 

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2 

MIND 

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TROLL AXER 

5 

MADRAK IRONHIDE, THORNWOOD CHIEFTAIN 

TROLLBLOOD TROLLKIN WARLOCK 

FURY 

5 

IRONHIDE 


6 8 7 6 14 16 9 

THROWN RATHROK 


8 1 — 7 

RATHROK 

POW P +S 

7 15 

Our enemies are countless and our friends 

few. We must unite as one people or face 

extinction. 

—MADRAK IRONHIDE 

TROLL AXER 

TROLLBLOOD LIGHT WARBEAST 

FURY 

3 

SPIRIT 

BODY 

TROLL AXER 

THRESHOLD 

8 

4 

WB 

+6 

DAMAGE 

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5 9 6 4 12 18 6 

3 

GREAT AXE 

POW P +S 

5 14 

— 

Outnumbered? Ha! That 

just means the axers 

earn their keep! 

—KITHKAR ELKEN FALLENTREE 

ANIMUS COST RNG AOE POW UP OFF 

RUSH 2 6 – – NO NO 

Target friendly warbeast gains +2˝ movement and Pathfi nder . 

Rush lasts for one turn. 

REGENERATION [D3] – This model can be forced to heal d3 damage 

points once per activation. This model cannot use Regeneration 

during an activation it runs. 

GREAT AXE 

THRESHER (★ATTACK) – This model makes one melee attack with this 

weapon against each model in its LOS and this weapon’s melee range. 

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SNAP FIRE – When this model destroys one or more enemy models 

with a ranged attack during its combat action, immediately after that 

attack is resolved this model can make one normal ranged attack. 

Attacks gained from Snap Fire do not count against a weapon’s ROF 

and cannot generate additional attacks from Snap Fire. 

SCROLL OF GRINDAR’S PERSEVERANCE – This model can use Scroll of 

Grindar’s Perseverance once per game, when this model is directly hit 

by an attack. If this model uses the scroll, it suffers no damage roll 

from the attack. Declare use of the scroll after this model is hit but 

before the damage roll is made. 

TALISMAN OF SUBDUAL – This model cannot be charged or slam power 

attacked by a warbeast that began the charge or slam power attack 

in this model’s front arc. If a warbeast frenzies and would normally 

charge or slam Ironhide, it makes a full advance toward him instead. 

THROWN RATHROK 

CRITICAL GRIEVOUS WOUNDS – On a critical hit, the model hit by this 

weapon loses Tough, cannot heal or be healed, and cannot transfer 

damage for one round. 

THROWN – Add this model’s STR to the POW of this ranged attack. 

RATHROK 


CRITICAL GRIEVOUS WOUNDS – See above. 

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TROLL IMPALER 

TROLL IMPALER 


FURY 

3 

SPIRIT 

BODY 

THRESHOLD 

9 

TROLL IMPALER 

4 

TROLL IMPALER 


5 9 5 5 12 16 6 

3 

THROWN SPEAR 


8 1 — 4 

— 

BATTLE SPEAR 

POW P +S 

4 13 

— 

Do not underestimate 

the heft and weight of 

those spears. I’ve seen 

one lift a warpwolf and 

pin it to a tree. 

—BALDUR THE STONECLEAVER 


FAR STRIKE 2 6 – – NO NO 

Target friendly model’s ranged weapons gain Snipe. Far Strike 

lasts for one turn. (An attack with a Snipe weapon gains +4 RNG.) 




THROWN SPEAR 

CRITICAL SMITE – On a critical hit, this model can slam the model hit 

instead of rolling damage normally. The model hit is slammed d6˝ 

directly away from this model and suffers a damage roll with POW 

equal to this model’s STR plus the POW of this weapon. The POW of 

collateral damage is equal to this model’s STR. 


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SPELLS CO ST R NG A OE P OW UP OFF 

CARNAGE 3 SELF CTRL – NO NO 

Friendly Faction models gain +2 to melee attack rolls against enemy 

models in this model’s control area. Carnage lasts for one turn. 

STRANGLEHOLD 2 10 – 11 NO YES 

A model damaged by Stranglehold forfeits either its movement or its 

action during its next activation, as its controller chooses. 

SURE FOOT 3 6 – – YES NO 

Target friendly Faction model gains +2 DEF and cannot be knocked 

down. While within 3˝ of the affected model, friendly Faction models 

also gain +2 DEF and cannot be knocked down. 

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FEAT: CRUSHER 

While in Ironhide’s control area, friendly Faction 

models gain Overtake. Additionally, when a 

friendly Faction model destroys one or more 

enemy models with a melee attack while the enemy 

model is in Ironhide’s control area, the friendly 

model can make an additional melee attack. 

(When a model with Overtake destroys one or 

more enemy warrior models with a normal melee 

attack, after the attack is resolved this model can 

immediately advance up to 1˝.) 

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6 

5 

TROLL IMPALER 

TROLL IMPALER 


FURY 

3 

SPIRIT 

BODY 

THRESHOLD 

9 

TROLL IMPALER 

4 

TROLL IMPALER 


5 9 5 5 12 16 6 

3 

THROWN SPEAR 


8 1 — 4 

— 

BATTLE SPEAR 

POW P +S 

4 13 

— 

Do not underestimate 

the heft and weight of 

those spears. I’ve seen 

one lift a warpwolf and 

pin it to a tree. 



FAR STRIKE 2 6 – – NO NO 

Target friendly model’s ranged weapons gain Snipe. Far Strike 

lasts for one turn. (An attack with a Snipe weapon gains +4 RNG.) 




THROWN SPEAR 

CRITICAL SMITE – On a critical hit, this model can slam the model hit 

instead of rolling damage normally. The model hit is slammed d6˝ 

directly away from this model and suffers a damage roll with POW 

equal to this model’s STR plus the POW of this weapon. The POW of 

collateral damage is equal to this model’s STR. 


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MIND 

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WARPWOLF 

5 

KAYA THE WILDBORNE 

CIRCLE WARLOCK 

FURY 

6 

KAYA 


7 5 6 4 16 13 8 

SPLINTER 

POW P +S 

6 11 

She is bold, courageous, and utterly 

committed to Orboros. Kaya is untamed; she 

embodies what is best among us. 


FERAL WARPWOLF 

CIRCLE HEAVY WARBEAST 

FURY 

4 

SPIRIT 

BODY 

THRESHOLD 

9 

4 

WB 

+6 

DAMAGE 

FA 

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WARPWOLF 


6 11 7 3 14 16 7 

3 

FERAL WARPWOLF 

BITE POW P +S 

3 14 

CLAW POW P +S 

4 15 

CLAW POW P +S 

4 15 


BAYING OF CHAOS 2 SELF * – NO NO 

Remove 1 fury point from each enemy warbeast in this model’s 

command range. A warbeast can be affected by Baying of Chaos 

only once per turn. 

CONTROLLED WARPING – At the beginning of this model’s activation, 

choose one of the following warp effects. Warp effects last for one 

round. If this model frenzies it must choose Warp Strength at the start 

of its activation. 

• PROTECTIVE PLATES – This model gains +2 ARM. 

• WARP SPEED – This model gains +2 SPD. 

• WARP STRENGTH – This model gains +2 STR. 




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PACK HUNTERS – Living warbeasts in this model’s battlegroup in its 

control area gain +2 on melee attack rolls. 

SPLINTER 

CRITICAL KNOCKDOWN – On a critical hit, the model hit is knocked 

down. 

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5 

ARGUS 

CIRCLE LIGHT WARBEAST 

FURY 

3 

SPIRIT 

ARGUS 

BODY 

THRESHOLD 

9 

4 

ARGUS 


7 8 5 4 15 14 6 

3 

DOPPLER BARK 


SP 6 1 — — 

H 

BITE POW P +S 

4 12 

H 

BITE POW P +S 

4 12 


TRACKER 1 6 – – NO NO 

Target friendly model gains Circular Vision and Pathfi nder . 

Tracker lasts for one turn. 

CIRCULAR VISION – This model’s front arc extends to 360˚. 

DOPPLER BARK 

PARALYSIS – The base DEF of a living model hit by this attack 

becomes 7, and the model hit cannot run or charge for one round. 

BITE 

COMBO STRIKE (★ATTACK) – Make a melee attack. Instead of making 

a normal damage roll, the POW of the damage roll is equal to this 

model’s STR plus twice the POW of this weapon. 

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OCCULTATION 2 6 – – YES NO 

Target friendly model/unit gains Stealth . 

SOOTHING SONG 1 SELF CTRL – NO NO 

Remove up to 1 fury point from each friendly living Faction warbeast 

currently in this model’s control area. Soothing Song can only be cast 

once per turn. 

SPIRIT DOOR 3 CTRL – – NO NO 

Select a model in this model’s battlegroup in its control area. If this 

model is selected, immediately place it within 2˝ of another model 

in its battlegroup that was in its control area at the time the spell 

was cast. If another model in this model’s battlegroup is selected, 

immediately place that model within 2˝ of this model. A model 

cannot advance or attack after being placed by Spirit Door this turn. 

SPIRIT FANG 2 10 – 12 NO YES 

A model damaged by Spirit Fang suffers –2 SPD and DEF for one 

round. 

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FEAT: WILD MASTERY 

Place up to 3 fury points on each friendly Faction 

warbeast in Kaya’s battlegroup that is in her control 

area. She can immediately leach fury points from 

warbeasts in her battlegroup in her control area. 

2 

MIND 

6 

5 

ARGUS 

CIRCLE LIGHT WARBEAST 

FURY 

3 

SPIRIT 

ARGUS 

BODY 

THRESHOLD 

9 

4 

ARGUS 


7 8 5 4 15 14 6 

3 

DOPPLER BARK 


SP 6 1 — — 

H 

BITE POW P +S 

4 12 

H 

BITE POW P +S 

4 12 


TRACKER 1 6 – – NO NO 

Target friendly model gains Circular Vision and Pathfi nder . 

Tracker lasts for one turn. 

CIRCULAR VISION – This model’s front arc extends to 360˚. 

DOPPLER BARK 

PARALYSIS – The base DEF of a living model hit by this attack 

becomes 7, and the model hit cannot run or charge for one round. 

BITE 

COMBO STRIKE (★ATTACK) – Make a melee attack. Instead of making 

a normal damage roll, the POW of the damage roll is equal to this 

model’s STR plus twice the POW of this weapon. 

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2 

MIND 

6 

GLADIATOR 

5 

MASTER TORMENTOR MORGHOUL 

SKORNE WARLOCK 

FURY 

5 

TITAN GLADIATOR 

SKORNE HEAVY WARBEAST 

FURY 

4 

SPIRIT 

BODY 

THRESHOLD 

9 

4 

GLADIATOR 


4 12 6 3 12 19 7 

3 

TITAN GLADIATOR 

MORGHOUL 


7 6 8 4 17 13 8 

RIPPER 

POW P +S 

3 9 

I have learned to feed on treachery like 

meat and savor loyalty like rare wine. The 

terror you inspire in the ranks will serve in 

the place of true fi delity. —VINTER RAELTHORNE IV 

TUSKS POW P +S 

3 15 

H 

WAR GAUNTLET 

POW P +S 

4 16 

L 

WAR GAUNTLET 

POW P +S 

4 16 


RUSH 2 6 – – NO NO 

Target friendly warbeast gains +2˝ movement and Pathfi nder . 

Rush lasts for one turn. 

BULLHEADED – When this model frenzies, if it would charge a model, 

it targets that model with a slam power attack instead. If it cannot, it 

frenzies normally. 

FOLLOW UP – When this model slams an enemy model, immediately 

after the slam is resolved this model can advance directly toward the 

slammed model up to the distance the slammed model was moved. 

GRAND SLAM – This model can make slam power attacks without 

spending focus or being forced. Models slammed by this model are 

moved an additional 2˝. 

TUSKS 

HARD HEAD – This model can add this weapon’s POW to its head-butt 

and slam power attack damage rolls. 

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ANATOMICAL PRECISION – When this model’s melee damage roll fails 

to exceed the ARM of the living model hit, that model suffers 1 

damage point. 

MALTREATMENT – Once per turn during its activation, this model 

can remove 1 fury point from a warbeast in its battlegroup that is 

in its control area and add 1 fury point to its own current total. The 

warbeast suffers d3 damage points. 

OVERTAKE – When this model destroys one or more enemy warrior 

models with a normal melee attack, after the attack is resolved this 

model can immediately advance up to 1˝. 

PERFECT BALANCE – This model cannot be targeted by combined 

melee attacks, combined ranged attacks, or free strikes. Models do not 

gain back strike bonuses against this model. When knocked down, 

this model can stand up during its activation without forfeiting its 

movement or action if it is able to forfeit its movement or action to 

stand up. 

SPRINT – At the end of this model’s activation, if it destroyed one or 

more enemy models with melee attacks this activation it can make a 

full advance. 

RIPPER 

DOUBLE STRIKE – This model can make two additional attacks for each 

fury point spent to make additional attacks with this weapon. 

INFLICT PAIN – When it hits a warbeast with this weapon, this model 

can place 1 fury point on or remove 1 fury point from the warbeast. 

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2 

MIND 

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5 

CYCLOPS SAVAGE 

SKORNE LIGHT WARBEAST 

FURY 

3 

SPIRIT 

BODY 

THRESHOLD 

8 

4 


SAVAGE 


6 8 6 3 13 17 6 

3 

FALCHION 

POW P +S 

5 13 


PRESCIENCE 1 6 – – NO NO 

Target friendly Faction model gains Future Sight. Prescience lasts 

for one turn. 

FUTURE SIGHT – This model can boost attack and damage rolls after rolling. 



— 

It ignored my feint, 

stepped aside from my 

best cut, then nearly clove 

me in two before the 

impaler ran it through. 

—HORTHOL, LONG RIDER HERO 

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ABUSE 2 6 – – NO NO 

Target friendly warbeast gains +2 SPD and STR for one round but 

suffers d3 damage points. 

ADMONITION 2 6 – – YES NO 

When an enemy model advances and ends its movement within 6˝ 

of target model in this model’s battlegroup, the affected model can 

immediately advance up to 3˝, then Admonition expires. The affected 

model cannot be targeted by free strikes during this movement. 

TORMENT 2 10 – 12 NO YES 

When a model is damaged by Torment, for one round it loses Tough, 

cannot heal or be healed, and cannot transfer damage. 

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SAVAGE 


FEAT: PAIN & SUFFERING 

While in Morghoul’s control area, enemy models cannot 

spend focus, be forced, or have damage transferred to 

them. Pain & Suffering lasts for one round. 

2 

MIND 

6 

5 


SKORNE LIGHT WARBEAST 

FURY 

3 

SPIRIT 

BODY 

THRESHOLD 

8 

4 


SAVAGE 


6 8 6 3 13 17 6 

FALCHION 

POW P +S 

5 13 


PRESCIENCE 1 6 – – NO NO 

Target friendly Faction model gains Future Sight. Prescience lasts 

for one turn. 

FUTURE SIGHT – This model can boost attack and damage rolls after rolling. 

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— 

It ignored my feint, 

stepped aside from my 

best cut, then nearly clove 

me in two before the 

impaler ran it through. 

—HORTHOL, LONG RIDER HERO 

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CARNIVEAN 

5 

LYLYTH, HERALD OF EVERBLIGHT 

LEGION BLIGHTED NYSS WARLOCK 

FURY 

5 

CARNIVEAN 

LEGION HEAVY WARBEAST 

FURY 

4 

SPIRIT 

BODY 

CARNIVEAN 

THRESHOLD 

9 

4 

LYLYTH 


7 4 5 7 16 14 8 

CARNIVEAN 


6 12 6 4 11 18 7 

3 

HELLSINGER 


12 2 — 12 

BOW BLADE 

POW P +S 

3 7 

By Everblight’s blessing, I no longer require 

eyes to see. The world is colorless, and the 

living shadows bow before his majesty. 

—LYLYTH, HERALD OF EVERBLIGHT 

DRAGON BREATH 


SP 10 1 — 14 

H 

BITE POW P +S 

6 18 

H 

TALON POW P +S 

4 16 

L 

TALON POW P +S 

4 16 

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WB 

+6 

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SPINY GROWTH 2 6 – – NO NO 

Target friendly Faction model gains +2 ARM. If a warjack or 

warbeast hits the affected model with a melee attack, the attacking 

model suffers d3 damage points immediately after the attack has 

been resolved unless the affected model was destroyed or removed 

from play by the attack. Spiny Growth lasts for one round. 

ASSAULT – As part of a charge, after moving but before making its 

charge attack, this model can make one ranged attack targeting the 

model charged unless they were in melee with each other at the start 

of this model’s activation. When resolving an Assault ranged attack, 

the attacking model does not suffer the target in melee penalty. If the 

target is not in melee range after moving, this model can make the 

Assault ranged attack before its activation ends. 

BLOOD CREATION – This model never attacks friendly Faction warlocks 

and cannot choose them as its frenzy target. 

SOULLESS – This model does not generate a soul token when it is 

destroyed. 

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SHREDDER 


BUSHWHACK – During its activation, this model can make its combat 

action before its normal movement. If it does, it must make a full 

advance as its normal movement this activation. 

HELLSINGER 

BLOOD LURE – Warbeasts in this model’s battlegroup can charge enemy 

models hit by this weapon this turn without being forced. 

WITCH MARK – If this attack hits an enemy model during this model’s 

activation, this model can target and automatically hit that model 

with spells, ignoring RNG and LOS, until the end of this model’s 

activation. 



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SHREDDER 

LEGION LESSER WARBEAST 

FURY 

2 

SPIRIT 

BODY 

SHREDDER 

THRESHOLD 

7 

4 

SHREDDER 


6 6 5 3 13 12 7 

3 

BITE POW P +S 

4 10 

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There is no end to these 

tainted horrors. For 

every one we destroy, 

they spawn three more 

to take its place! 

—KAYA THE WILDBORNE 


TENACITY 1 6 – – NO NO 

Target friendly model gains +1 DEF and ARM. Tenacity lasts for 

one round. 

BLOOD CREATION – This model never attacks friendly Faction warlocks 

and cannot choose them as its frenzy target. 

LESSER WARBEAST – This model cannot make power attacks. 

RABID – This model can be forced during its activation to gain +2 SPD, 

Pathfinder , and boosted attack and damage rolls for one turn. 

SNACKING – When this model boxes a living model with a melee 

attack, this model can heal d3 damage points. If this model heals, the 

boxed model is removed from play. 

SOULLESS – This model does not generate a soul token when it is 

destroyed. 

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BAD BLOOD 2 10 – – YES YES 

A warlock leaching from target warbeast suffers 1 damage point for 

each fury point leached. The affected warbeast cannot be healed or 

have damage transferred to it and loses Regenerate. 

PARASITE 3 8 – – YES YES 

Target model/unit suffers –3 ARM and this model gains +1 ARM. 

ERUPTION OF SPINES 3 10 – 10 NO YES 

If target model is hit, d6 nearest models within 5˝ of it suffer a 

POW 10 damage roll. 

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1 

2 

MIND 

6 


While in Lylyth’s control area, friendly Faction models 

roll an additional die on attack rolls this turn. 

2 

MIND 

6 

5 

2 

FEAT: FIELD OF SLAUGHTER 

SHREDDER 


FURY 

2 

MIND 

6 

5 

SHREDDER 


SPIRIT 

BODY 

FURY 

2 

5 

SHREDDER 


SPIRIT 

BODY 

FURY 

2 

THRESHOLD 

7 

SPIRIT 

THRESHOLD 

BODY 

4 

7 

SHREDDER 


6 6 5 3 13 12 7 

3 

4 

THRESHOLD 

7 

SHREDDER 


6 There 6 5 is no 3 end 13 to these 12 



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to take BITE its place! 

—KAYA THE POW WILDBORNE 

P +S 

4 10 

3 

SHREDDER 


6 There 6 5 is no 3 end 13 to these 12 



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to take BITE its place! 

—KAYA THE POW WILDBORNE P +S 

4 10 

4 

3 

BITE POW P +S 

4 10 

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