Scalemail
An OSR of Chainmail
Contents
Introduction ........................ 2
Health .................................. 2
Point Value .......................... 2
Turn Sequence .................... 2
Terrain and Effects .............. 2
Movement........................... 2
Combine .............................. 3
Split ..................................... 3
Fatigue ................................ 3
Ranged Attacks ................... 3
Artillery Fire .................... 3
Catapults .......................4
Cannons ........................4
Boiling Oil ......................4
Missile Fire ...................... 4
Archers ..........................4
Gunners.........................4
Cone Fire ......................... 4
Cover ............................... 4
Melee .................................. 5
Flanking Attack ................ 5
Charging Attack ............... 5
Jousting Attack ..............5
Opportunity Attack ......... 5
Hedgehog Attack............. 5
Stealth Attack .................. 5
Morale ................................. 6
Victory Conditions ............... 6
Weather .............................. 6
Units .................................... 7
How to read the stats ..... 7
Mundane ......................... 7
Crew ..............................7
Peasants ........................7
Conscripts .....................7
Mercenaries ..................7
Archers ..........................8
Light Foot Soldiers........ 8
Armored Foot Soldiers . 8
Knights.......................... 8
Spearmen ..................... 8
Pikemen ....................... 8
Light Horsemen ............ 8
Armored Horsemen ..... 8
Mounted Knights.......... 9
Samurai ........................ 9
Ninjas ........................... 9
Pirates .......................... 9
Rogues .......................... 9
Rangers......................... 9
Paladins ........................ 9
Monks......................... 10
Druids ......................... 10
Clerics ......................... 10
Bards .......................... 10
Barbarians .................. 10
Generals ..................... 10
Folk Heroes ................ 11
Super Heroes .............. 11
Anti-Heroes ................ 11
Rams ........................... 11
Fantasy .......................... 12
Halflings...................... 12
Sprites ........................ 12
Pixies .......................... 12
Dwarves...................... 12
Gnomes ...................... 12
Goblins ....................... 12
Hobgoblins ................. 13
Kobolds....................... 13
Dogolds ...................... 13
Elves ........................... 13
Fairies ......................... 13
Orcs ............................ 13
Brute Orcs .................. 14
Wizards ....................... 14
Warlocks ..................... 14
Sorcerers .................... 15
Seers ........................... 16
Magicians ................... 16
Necromancers ............ 16
Wraiths ....................... 17
Lycanthropes .............. 17
Ursanthropes.............. 18
Trolls ........................... 18
Ogres .......................... 18
Belials ......................... 18
Giants ......................... 18
Titans .......................... 18
Treefolk ...................... 19
Dragons ...................... 19
Rocs ............................ 19
Wyverns ..................... 19
Griffins ........................ 20
Hippogriff Riders ........ 20
Paraldas ...................... 20
Ghobs ......................... 20
Nichsas ....................... 21
Djinns.......................... 21
Aethers ....................... 21
Basilisks ...................... 22
Cockatrices ................. 22
Chimeras .................... 22
Giant Spiders .............. 22
Giant Bats ................... 23
Giant Cobras ............... 23
Giant Rhinos ............... 23
Giant Wolves .............. 23
Dire Wolves ................ 23
Fenrirs ........................ 23
Giant Eagles ................ 24
Wights ........................ 24
Ghouls ........................ 24
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 Zombies.......................24 Skeletons .................... 24
Introduction
Welcome to Scalemail, the Old School Recrea-
tion of Chainmail, the wargame that inspired
Dungeons & Dragons. There has been many rec-
reations of the classic RPG that the very founda-
tion of which it came from was overlooked.
In time, the game aged, and with it, its rules also
aged. In a way, its me looking at the text of the
original Chainmail for inspiration and reinter-
preting the rules as well as adding a new yet sim-
ple spin on it.
This is where the name comes in. Scalemail is
cheaper and lighter than Chainmail armor. With
that, I hope you enjoy playing wargames with
these rules in mind.
Health
Scalemail runs on a 20:1 ratio system. This means
that one Unit equals twenty Troops. This is re-
flected with their Health. Twenty is the maxi-
mum for most Units. The lower the Health, the
weaker the Units become. This is reflected with
there being a reduction in Troops, or a Unit get-
ting heavily wounded.
The Health also represents how strong a Unit is.
Combat is done through rolling an amount of
dice equal to Units Current Health divided by
four, rounded down. A Unit at full Health will be
able to roll five dice while a Unit with only one or
two Health remaining would be too weak to even
fight.
Some Units, like the Troll or Giant, have more
than twenty Health, while others, like the Fairy
or Pixie, have less than twenty Health. This rep-
resents their overall strength.
Point Value
All Units have a point value. These are based off
how powerful they are. The higher the points,
the more powerful they are. However, you have
a limited amount of points to purchase these
Units for your skirmishes and armies, so choose
wisely.
Most skirmishes give players thirty points to
spend on Units, but you may determine with
your opponent of how many points you can
spend.
These points are also used if scores are being
kept.
Turn Sequence
1. Both opponents roll a die. Higher roll de-
cides whether or not to move first
(Move) or last (Counter-Move)
2. Those who move first can invoke any ac-
tions with their Units.
3. Those who counter move can invoke any
actions with their Units.
4. Artillery Fire is resolved
5. Missile Fire is resolved
6. Melee is resolved.
7. Morale is resolved, if any.
8. Repeat steps 2 through 6, repeating step
1 if you and your opponent agree to re-
roll.
Terrain and Effects
Plains: Move normally.
Forests: Move normally. Add +1 to your
armor when dealing with Missile Fire
and -1 to your Death Chance when deal-
ing with Artillery Fire.
Swamps: Slows movement by 50% for
footmen, 75% for horsemen. At the end
of the round, roll dice equal to the
amount of men on the swamp and kill
any men that roll a 1. Horsemen who roll
a 1 or a 2 will lose their horse and be re-
duced to a footman.
Mountains: Slows movement by 75% for
footmen. Horsemen cant traverse
mountains. At the end of the round, roll
dice equal to the amount of men on the
mountain and kill any men that roll a 1.
Hills: Slows movement 50%, prevents all
charge moves, but movement downhill
is at double speed.
Marshes: Slows movement 50%, pre-
vents all charge moves and entrances of
heavy equipment, catapults, and guns.
Rivers: Takes two Move to cross a river.
Arctic: Slows movement by 50%. At the
end of the round, roll dice equal to the
amount of men in the arctic and kill any
men that roll a 1.
Rough Terrain: Prevents all charge
moves.
Movement
Most maps have a fifteen inch per square ratio.
A Units movement rate is determined by a num-
ber of how many squares they can move. Most
units can move 1 Square, or fifteen inches. Some-
times Squares are used for measurement instead
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of Inches and vice versa. Just remember that 1
Square = 15 Inches.
When charging, Units move at double their move
rating.
When making a formation, the Unit uses up one
square.
Column Line: 1 Move
Line Column: 1 Move
Column Square: 1 1 Move
Line Square: 1 2 Moves
Hedgehog: 2 2 Moves
Line of Sight is always their Move length doubled,
so someone who can move one Square can see
up to thirty inches.
Combine
If you have two Units with less than 20 Troops
standing together, you may spend a Move on
both of them to Combine their Troops together
into a single Unit.
However, both Troops must have a combined
health equal to or less than twenty. For example,
two Units with 15 Troops each cant combine to-
gether, but two Units with 10 Troops each can.
Split
The contrast to this is splitting. If you wish, you
may split a Unit into two Units with an evenly dis-
tributed amount of Troops. However, the Troops
must have an even number. Splitting costs a
Move.
Fatigue
Fatigue can be caused by one of the following ac-
tions:
1. Moving for five consecutive turns.
2. Moving for two consecutive turns,
charging, and then meleeing.
3. Moving for one turn, charging, and then
meleeing for two consecutive rounds.
4. Meleeing for three consecutive rounds.
5. Preforming a Charging action.
When any troops fulfill any of the above five,
then they become fatigued and take these fol-
lowing effects:
Their morale rating drops by one.
Their armor and toughness drops by one.
Whenever they attack, the armor of
their opponent increases by one.
One turn without melee or movement fully re-
stores troops.
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Foot soldiers only.
Ranged Attacks
After movement comes the ranged attacks.
Theres two phases here: Artillery Fire, dealing
with the heavier siege weapons, and Missile Fire,
dealing with lighter arrow/bullet-based weapons.
Below you will see how each weapon works, as
well as see what their Armor and Health are.
Artillery Fire
The first phase of the Ranged Attacks is the Artil-
lery Fire. In certain scenarios or certain skir-
mishes, one or both players would have access
to siege weapons like Catapults or Cannons.
They must be manned by Crewmen, unique
Units devoted to moving and firing of these siege
weapons. Without them, the weapons are use-
less. A siege weapon needs only a single Crew-
man Unit to function, as the Unit translates to
about twenty men. A Crewman Unit must be a
square close to the siege weapon to use it.
Each siege weapon takes a few turns to be able
to fire. Below is a list of how often a weapon can
be fired depending on how many Crewmen
Troops there are. If there are multiple Crewmen
Units near the siege weapon, then the one with
the most Troops takes priority.
20-17: Fire normally.
16-13: Fire requires one extra turn.
12-9: Fire requires two extra turns.
8-5: Fire requires three extra turns.
4-1: Fire requires four extra turns.
The weapons also have a range that they are able
to fire at, as well as an area of how many squares
the ammos impact affects.
When a Unit is hit by Artillery Fire, they must roll
what is called a Death Chance Check. Roll as
many dice as there are Troops for that Unit and
compare the results to the Units Death Chance
score. If its lower than the score, than that Troop
dies. If its equal to or higher, then the Troop lives.
The same goes for Single Units, though they lose
Health instead of Troops.
An example for this is that a Unit of twenty sol-
diers is hit with a cannon fire. Their Death
Chance is six. After rolling twenty six-sided dice,
only four of them rolled a six. And thus, sixteen
Troops in that Unit died.
Siege Weapons dont make Toughness checks. If
they are hit, they lose health equal to how many
dice pass the Armor.
Spearmen and Pikemen only.
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Catapults Boiling Oil
Catapults are divided into two categories: Light These are rather unique. The Boiling Oil is situ-
Catapults and Heavy Catapults. ated on top of walls and are only available for the
defender during a Siege. They only activate if an
Light Catapults
Enemy Unit is standing in front of the wall they
Move: 2 Squares
are placed on.
Health: 5
Armor: 3 The oil is automatically spilled onto that Enemy
Fire Per Turn: Every other turn. Units space. Each Unit adjacent to the Enemy
Range: 2 squares Units space (including the Enemy Unit and ex-
Impact: 30 inch area. cluding any Units on top of or on the other side
Single: Cannot split or combine. of the wall) must make a Death Chance Check.
Point Value: 5 The oil takes five rounds to refill before it can at-
Heavy Catapults tack again. They cannot be attacked or destroyed.
Move: 3 Squares Missile Fire
Health: 10 The alternative is to give weapons to your Units.
Armor: 4 The Units attack like normal, but ranged Units
Fire Per Turn: Every three turns. have the distinct ability to be able to attack twice,
Range: 4 squares provided theyre not in Melee or they have not
Impact: 30 inch area. moved.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Point Value: 10 Archers
Bowmen, Longbowmen, Crossbowmen, doesnt
Cannons matter. Units with bows as weapons are able to
Cannons are divided into three categories: Light shoot up to six squares away and consume a
Field Guns, Heavy Field Guns, and Bombards. Move to aim. The Unit must aim in order to shoot.
Light Field Gun They resolve the same Hit checks as Melee Units,
Move: 1 Square however, when the opposing Unit is making their
Health: 15 Toughness check, subtract one to each die rolled.
Armor: 4
Giving a Unit a bow will add a point to the Units
Fire Per Turn: Every other turn.
total Point Value.
Range: 4 squares
Impact: 30 inch area. Gunners
Single: Cannot split or combine. Gunners are able to fire up to twelve squares
Point Value: 10 away consume a Move to reload. The Unit can
shoot once, then must reload.
Heavy Field Gun
Move: 1 Square They resolve the same Hit checks as Melee Units,
Health: 15 however, they add one to all the dice they roll to
Armor: 5 hit.
Fire Per Turn: Every second turn. Giving a Unit a gun will add two points to the
Range: 5 squares Units total Point Value.
Impact: 45 inch area.
Single: Cannot split or combine. Cone Fire
Point Value: 5 Some Units are able to attack, not in an area, but
in a cone. When Cone Fire is described, the num-
Bombard ber would mean what its maximum reach is. For
Move: 2 Squares example, a 4-Square Cone would reach four
Health: 20 squares away from the Unit firing.
Armor: 6
Fire Per Turn: Every third turn. How Cone Fire works is simple: It starts from one
Range: 6 squares square away from a unit, then two squares away
Impact: 60 inch area. from that square, then three, then four, until it
Single: Cannot split or combine. reaches its maximum. The squares are always in
a straight line.
Point Value: 5
Cover
Some terrain provide cover for Units to defend
them from the attacks. For example, hiding in a

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Forest reduces the odds of you getting hit with
an arrow or dying to a cannonball.
The other way to do cover is to hide behind a
building. An Archer cannot hit a unit if the unit is
behind a building in their line of sight.
Melee
Melee combat is conducted when two units of
opposite sides are touching each other. The com-
bat has a simple system when it comes to resolv-
ing them.
1. The person going first rolls dice equal to
the Troops/Health his Unit has divided
by four, rounded down. (20 becomes 5,
16 becomes 4, 12 becomes 3, and so
forth)
2. Any dice that equal or are above the op-
posing Units Armor is considered a hit.
3. The opponent then rolls that many hits.
4. Any dice that equal or are below the
Units Toughness kills a Troop/takes
away a Health.
5. If there are zero Troops/Health, the Unit
is considered killed.
6. Repeat steps 1-5 for the Opponent.
In addition, there are different techniques for
Units when it comes to Melee.
Flanking Attack
If one Unit and a friendly Unit are in-between an
opposing Unit, they are able to flank the Unit.
The Attacking Unit rolls double the amount of
dice needed to roll for an attack and take the
highest dice equal to the dice needed to nor-
mally roll.
Example, two Knights are flanking a Soldier. One
Knight, having twenty Troops, attacks and rolls
ten dice, taking only the five highest dice for his
total attack.
Charging Attack
The Unit can move at double their Movement
Speed and even go past opposing Units, provided
that they touch at least one Unit. The Melee
phase is then resolved for each opposing Unit
the charging Unit had passed.
The opposing Units, when responding to the at-
tack, roll double the dice needed to roll for an at-
tack and take the lowest dice equal to the dice
needed to normally roll.
Example, one mounted Knight charges past
three Melee units. In one attack, a Knight re-
duces three Troops from a Unit that contained
20 Troops.
The Unit, now having 17 Troops, rolls eight dice
to counterattack, but must take the four lowest
results for his total attack.
However, after charging, the charging Units im-
mediately fatigued.
Jousting Attack
When two Units charge at each other from op-
posite ends (a Knight on one side charges at a
Knight on the other side), it becomes what is
known as a Jousting Attack.
This works by having one Unit charge, and then
an Opposing Unit charging at that Unit after-
wards. The two Units clash, pushing the first
Charging Unit back two spaces. Melee rolls
caused by Charging are resolved prior to resolv-
ing Jousting Melee, which is different.
Each person rolls dice equal to the total
health/troops that their unit has, divided by four.
However, whoever has the highest sixes wins the
clash and deals that many dice in hits to the Op-
posing Unit. If there are no sixes or its a tie, then
whoever has the highest fives, and so forth.
Opportunity Attack
The contrast to a Charge is an Attack of Oppor-
tunity. When a Unit passes an opposing Units
reach without Charging or stopping, the oppos-
ing Unit immediately takes an Opportunity At-
tack on the unit. It is resolved like normal Melee,
but the defending Unit cannot Counterattack.
Example, a Soldier passes an opposing Knight.
The Knight takes an Opportunity Attack and
damages him, killing three Troops from the Sol-
diers Unit.
Hedgehog Attack
This is exclusive to any Unit with pikes or spears.
The Unit forms into a defensive position, spikes
out. The Unit moves at half speed and can never
charge, but has the benefit of automatically hit-
ting whatever unit it touches when Melee is re-
solved.
Example, a Unit of Twenty Spearmen preforms
the Hedgehog Positon and engages in battle with
heavily armored Knights. Normally, they have a
very low chance to hit him, but with Hedgehog,
they automatically hit him five times.
Stealth Attack
Some Units are able to hide themselves and
strike enemies from behind. When a Stealthed
Unit attacks an enemy, divide the number of
troops the Stealthed Unit has by four, then mul-
tiply it by two. Thats how many dice you roll to
attack.
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For example, a Ninja with twenty Troops attacks
a Knight. He is Stealthed, so instead of rolling five,
he rolls ten. Damage rolls apply as normal.
Once a Stealthed Unit attacks, he is no longer
Stealthed and can no longer use the Stealth At-
tack method unless stated otherwise in their ef-
fects.
Morale
At the end of the Melee phase, players check to
see the amount of Health/Troops left on their
Unit. If they go below a given threshold, different
for each Unit, then they must perform a Morale
check.
A Morale check is done by rolling two six-sided
dice and adding the totals, comparing it to the
Units Morale score. If the total meet or go above
the score, then the Unit remains calm. If, how-
ever, the total is below, they are Routed.
When a Unit gets Routed, they have the follow-
ing traits:
They automatically move towards the
nearest end of the map.
They move twice, as though Charging.
They are subject to Opportunity Attacks.
If they stop in any adjacent space next to
an enemy Unit, they cannot partake in
their attacking phase for Melee.
If they go off the edge of the map, they
are considered lost.
Once per round, you may attempt to rally the
Routed Unit, provided they dont go off the edge
of the map. Rallying the troops is another Morale
check.
Victory Conditions
The game ends when one side runs out of Units
to command. A game can also end if scores are
being kept and someone has fifteen (or any
amount) of points. Though if you wish, theres
some other ways to win the game if you and your
opponent wish. That, or you can randomly deter-
mine it.
1. Assassination: Each player designates
one of their Units as their most valued
Unit. If that Unit falls, they lose.
2. King of the Hill: Randomly determine a
forty-five inch area. At the end of a
Round, count how many Units are stand-
ing in that area, subtracting from the
Units of the opposite end. The player
with the most units in that area gets the
total amount of points.
3. Capture: Place an item in the center of
the map. A Unit can spend a Move to
pick up the item. If that Unit carrying the
item goes off the edge of the map, then
that Units player wins.
4. Siege: One player becomes the defender
and another player becomes the at-
tacker. The attacker gets double the
amount of points to spend on Units, but
does not have access to Catapults and
Cannons. The Defender has a Keep
guarded by a line of walls in front of it,
each having an Armor of 6 and a Health
of 15. The game is over when those walls
fall and an Opposing Unit is on the other
side of the wall.
Weather
An optional rule to the game is to introduce a
Weather effect. For the duration of the skirmish,
you can choose or randomly determine a
weather effect that happens.
1. Clear Skies: Treat as normal.
2. Harsh Sunlight: All fatigue conditions de-
crease by one due to heat. (Example,
moving for four consecutive turns now
causes fatigue instead of five)
3. Rain: Decreases all heavily armored
Units Armor score by 1 due to rust. (Ex-
ample, a Knight is attacked. fives and
sixes hit instead of just sixes)
4. Sandstorm: Slows movement by 50%
unless that already applies.
5. Hail: At the end of the round, both play-
ers choose which of each others Units
will be hit by hail. Then they roll dice as
though theyre resolving Melee for their
Units, using five attacking dice.
6. Snowstorm: At the end of the round, roll
dice equal to the amount of men in the
arctic and kill any men that roll a 1.
7. Fog: Decreases every Units Attack Die
Value by one. (Example, a Knight rolls at-
tack dice. His six becomes a five)
8. Windy: At the end of the round, roll a 6-
sided die, then move all Units one space
in that direction. If a 1 or 6 is rolled, dont
move them.
1. No direction
2. North
3. East
4. South
5. West
6. No direction
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Units
So, you want to build an army, huh? Well, you
come to the right place. Here, you can read up
on the stats of each of the Units featured in Scal-
email. Hopefully youll find something thats
right for you.
The Units are split into two sections, Mundane
and Fantasy. Mundane Units are normal Units,
such as Soldiers, Horsemen, and so forth. Fan-
tasy Units are more bizarre and includes crazy,
game-changing Units like Elves, Dwarves, and
even Dragons.
How to read the stats
Move: How many squares can this Unit
go?
Troops/Health: How many troops or
health does this unit have?
Armor: What is the score needed to get
a hit on this Unit?
Toughness: What does this Unit need to
get in order to not lose Troops or Health
to hits?
Death Chance: What is the likely chance
that theyll survive a massive, Artillery
attack?
Morale: How many Troops must die in
order to trigger a Morale check on this
unit? (And what is the score needed to
roll equal to or higher in order to stop
them from Routing?)
Special Qualities: Can this Unit do some-
thing no other Unit can?
Point Value: How many points would
this Unit cost?
Mundane
These are the soldiers that served in most Medi-
eval armies and will make up the chunk of your
own army.
Crew
Every Siege Weapon needs a Crewman. The Crew
Unit, while a weak Unit, is able to man powerful
Siege Weapons that devastate the Enemy.
Move: 1
Troops: 20
Armor: 1
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6
Morale: 5 Troops (9)
Siege Weapon Training: This Unit is able
to operate a Siege Weapon.
Point Value:
Peasants
Forced out of their homes to fight, the Peasants
are scared, cowardly, and unreliable. Despite the
short comings, though, they are invaluable and
perhaps victory can be in a simple soul.
Move: 1
Troops: 20
Armor: 2
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6
Morale: 5 Troops (8)
Cowardice: Before moving, roll two six-
sided dice. If the results is seven or bet-
ter, then the Units able to move.
Inept: When attacking Units in Melee
range, divide the number of troops by
eight instead of four. (Example, 20
Troops now yields 2 Attack Dice instead
of 5)
Point Value:
Conscripts
Peasants, but trained to become fighters. No
longer are they cowardly. For a slight increase in
price, these inexpensive troops can be a benefit
to your army.
Move: 1
Troops: 20
Armor: 3
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6
Morale: 5 Troops (8)
Point Value:
Mercenaries
For a certain price, these gun-toting baddies can
help you clear out an entire army of people. How-
ever, their greed can get the better of them. Be
sure to have a coin on you when they get rowdy.
Move: 1
Troops: 20
Armor: 4
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6
Morale: None
Greed: Before moving, roll one six-sided
die. If its a 1, they dont move. 2-5, they
act normally. If they, however, roll a 6,
then reroll the die and apply the follow-
ing result.
1: They demand more pay and
will stand for the remainder of
the Skirmish until you pay one
Point to activate them.
2: They decide that things arent
going well and they are Routed.
They can only be rallied with the
cost of one Point.
3: They are bribed by the enemy
and immediately turn on you.
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 The opponent treats the Merce- Morale: 10 Troops (6)
nary now as though they are Point Value: 2
their Unit.
4-6: Carries out moves normally Spearmen
for the next three rounds, no These Spearmen carry with them a shield and
checks required in that time. light metal armor. They are able to get into a
Gunner: They can perform ranged at- phalanx position to damage enemies.
tacks. Treat like Gunners. Move: 1
Point Value: 1 Troops: 20
Archers Armor: 5
Soldiers with bows, these hawkeyed snipers can Toughness: 4
hit people without even aiming. Death Chance: 5
Morale: 7 Troops (6)
Move: 1 Hedgehog: Can perform the Hedgehog
Troops: 20 maneuver.
Armor: 4 Point Value: 2
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6 Pikemen
Morale: 5 Troops (8) Known to some as Impalers, the Pikemen are vi-
Archer: They have a ranged attack. Treat cious warriors whose favorite color is red.
like Archers. Move: 1
Inept: When attacking Units in Melee Troops: 20
range, divide the number of troops by Armor: 4
eight instead of four. (Example, 20 Toughness: 4
Troops now yields 2 Attack Dice instead
Death Chance: 6
of 5)
Morale: 10 Troops (5)
Point Value: 1
Hedgehog: Can perform the Hedgehog
Light Foot Soldiers maneuver.
Your typical foot soldiers with basic leather ar- No Prisoners: When your opponent is
mor. making a Toughness Check against a
Pikemans attack, any fives or sixes must
Move: 1 be rerolled, though only once.
Troops: 20 Point Value: 2
Armor: 4
Toughness: 4 Light Horsemen
Death Chance: 6 Your typical horsemen with leather armor.
Morale: 5 Troops (8) Move: 2
Point Value: 1 Troops: 20
Armored Foot Soldiers Armor: 4
Your typical foot soldiers with basic scale mail ar- Toughness: 4
mor. Death Chance: 6
Morale: 7 Troops (7)
Move: 1 Charge: Can perform the Charge maneu-
Troops: 20 ver.
Armor: 5 Point Value: 3
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6 Armored Horsemen
Morale: 7 Troops (7) Your typical horsemen with scale mail armor.
Point Value: 1 Move: 2
Knights Troops: 20
Your typical foot soldiers with plate mail armor. Armor: 5
Toughness: 4
Move: 1 Death Chance: 6
Troops: 20 Morale: 10 Troops (6)
Armor: 6 Charge: Can perform the Charge maneu-
Toughness: 4 ver.
Death Chance: 5 Point Value: 4

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Mounted Knights Pirates
Your typical horsemen with plate mail armor. Hailing from the more savage parts of the sea,
the Pirates are a vicious force to be reckon with.
Move: 2
Troops: 20 Move: 1
Armor: 4 Troops: 20
Toughness: 4 Armor: 4
Death Chance: 5 Toughness: 4
Morale: 13 Troops (5) Death Chance: 6
Charge: Can perform the Charge maneu- Morale: 10 Troops (5)
ver. Flintlock: They can perform ranged at-
Point Value: 5 tacks. Treat like Gunners.
No Prisoners: When your opponent is
Samurai making a Toughness Check against a Pi-
They know only honor. Until the dawn, theyll rates attack, any fives or sixes must be
hold on, even if they are outnumbered 60-to-1 rerolled, though only once.
and facing a gun.
Point Value: 3
Move: 1
Rogues
Troops: 20
Though less deadly than the Ninjas, Rogues can
Armor: 4 be quite an annoyance to handle.
Toughness: 3
Death Chance: 6 Move: 2
Morale: None Troops: 20
Honor: They cannot do Opportunity At- Armor: 4
tacks on opposing Units. Toughness: 4
Last Breath: When dividing the troops by Death Chance: 5
four when determining Attack Dice, Morale: 10 Troops (6)
round up instead of down. (Example, if Stealth: Can become Stealthed by wait-
theres two Samurai troops left, their At- ing a round without any Opposing Unit
tack Strength is 0.5. However, with Last seeing you in their Line of Sight.
Breath, instead of rolling no dice, you in- Sneak Attack: When performing a Flank-
stead roll one die for an attack) ing Attack, add one die to the total At-
Point Value: 3 tack Dice.
Point Value: 3
Ninjas
Mysterious assassins from the Eastern hemi- Rangers
sphere, these Ninjas are skilled in their deadly Known for their well-versed knowledge of the
craft of stealth. lands, the Rangers are able to traverse across
any terrain without hassle, making them the per-
Move: 2
fect scouts.
Troops: 20
Armor: 3 Move: 2
Toughness: 5 Troops: 20
Death Chance: 5 Armor: 4
Morale: 10 Troops (6) Toughness: 4
Stealth: Can become Stealthed. Death Chance: 6
Shuriken: They have a ranged attack. Morale: 10 Troops (7)
Treat like Archers. Nature Explorer: Negates all Terrain Ef-
Stealthed Shuriken: When Stealthed or fects.
hidden via terrain, they can perform a Point Value: 3
Stealthed Ranged Attack, treating a
Ranged Attack as though it was a Paladins
Stealthed Attack. Making their debut in the Crusades, the Paladins
Hidden In The Leaves: A Ninja can be- are combat medics, with an emphasis on Combat.
come Stealthed by going into a forest, Move: 1
not being seen by any opposing Units Troops: 20
line of sight. Armor: 5
Point Value: 3 Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6

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Honor: They cannot do Opportunity At-
tacks on opposing Units.
Lay on Hands: Can heal as many
Health/Troops to an Adjacent Unit in the
same means that one calculates attack.
(Example, 20 Paladins can heal up to five
Health/Troops). Afterwards, it cant do
this again for two turns.
Point Value: 3
Healer: Can heal a six-sided dies worth
of Health/Troops to an Adjacent Unit. Af-
terwards, it cant do this again for one
turn.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Point Value: 3
Bards
While mostly seen in taverns, occasionally youll
see one on the battlefield rallying troops up.

Monks Move: 1
Another threat from the East, the Monks are in- Health: 20
credibly deadly in the battlefield. Just one Monk Armor: 4
could easily battle an army of a hundred troops. Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6
Move: 2 Morale: 10 Health (6)
Health: 20 Song and Dance: When Adjacent to a
Armor: 5 Routing Unit, it can play a song to stop
Toughness: 4 the Unit from Routing. It can also play a
Death Chance: 6 song to Units who already moved to
Morale: 10 Health (6) move one more square.
Martial Arts: This units trained in Melee. Single: Cannot split or combine.
Cancels Flanking from Opposing Units Point Value: 3
and can attack each Opposing Unit thats
adjacent to him. Barbarians
Single: Cannot split or combine. Vikings, Berserkers, Mongols, Huns, they all have
Point Value: 3 one thing in common: a barbaric rage. Everyone
trembles in fear to these powerful and unstoppa-
Druids ble forces.
Rangers embrace the forest. Druids are born in it.
While their policy of wearing clothes made of Move: 3
leaves is laughable in the battlefield, their Troops: 20
knowhow of potent berries is what gives them Armor: 5
their staying power. Toughness: 3
Death Chance: 6
Move: 3 Morale: 15 Troops (4)
Troops: 20 Berserker Rage: When you toggle this
Armor: 3 trait on, Barbarians resolve their Melee
Toughness: 3 as though theyre always Flanking. How-
Death Chance: 6 ever, when Units attack the Barbarian,
Morale: 10 Troops (6) they are also treated as though they are
One With The Forest: Heals one Troop Flanking it.
for each round theyre in a Forest Terrain. No Prisoners: When your opponent is
Point Value: 3 making a Toughness Check against a Bar-
barians attack, any fives or sixes must
Clerics
be rerolled, though only once.
Priests, Bishops, Medics, these Clerics have been
Point Value: 3
given many names, and considering their healing
prowess, theres good reason for it. Generals
Of course, you cant have an army without a Gen-
Move: 1
eral. Some Generals hide away in a camp to make
Troops: 20
plans while others advance onto the Battlefield
Armor: 5
along with the soldiers they command.
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6 Move: 1
Morale: 10 Health (6) Health: 20
Armor: 4
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6

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Rally: All units within a Generals forty
five foot radius can reroll any ones or
sixes (depending on the situation) once
per action per round.
Checkmate: When a General falls, all
Units in his forty five inch radius must
make a Morale Check.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Unique: There cannot be more than one
of these units in your army.
Point Value: 2
Folk Heroes
Robin Hood, Joan of Arc, Davey Crockett, these
famous icons all have the trait of being Folk He-
roes. Legendary heroes who fight for what is
right.
Move: 1
Health: 20
Armor: 4
Toughness: 3
Death Chance: 6
Morale: None
Not Today: When doing Toughness
Checks, reroll all 1s, even if the reroll re-
sults in a 1.
Know The Name: All opposing Units
within the Folk Heros fifteen inch radius
must make a Morale Check, though only
once.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Unique: There cannot be more than one
of these units in your army.
Point Value: 3
Super Heroes
People only speak of these people in legends.
King Arthur, Gilgamesh, Alexander, these people
exceed being just mere Folk Heroes and are out-
right Super Heroes through their feats of fighting
and survival.
Move: 1
Health: 20
Armor: 5
Toughness: 3
Death Chance: 5
Morale: None
I May Fall: Once per Round, you may re-
roll any 1s and 2s during your Toughness
checks, though only once.
But Not Like This: While it can be
harmed by Artillery Fire, it cannot die to
them.
It Wont Be By Your Hand: Similarly,
while it can be harmed by Melee and
Ranged attacks, on its last legs (4 Health),
the Hero Unit needs to fail 4 Toughness
Checks in order to die.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Unique: There cannot be more than one
of these units in your army.
Point Value: 4
Anti-Heroes
Of course, with every hero, theres an Anti-Hero
who represents all the negative aspects that hu-
manity has. People like Nobunaga, Billy the Kid,
and Lancelot are examples of this.
Move: 1
Health: 20
Armor: 4
Toughness: 3
Death Chance: 6
Morale: None
Sacrifice: Can kill off one adjacent Unit
and take their health. Use the same rules
as when Combining Units.
Divide: Can make a Melee attack against
all Opposing Units within fifteen inches.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Unique: There cannot be more than one
of these units in your army.
Point Value: 5
Rams
Need a wall torn down? The Rams your man! Its
also your own personal limo!
Move: 0.5 (takes two Rounds to move 1
square)
Health: 20
Armor: 5
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6
Morale: None
Heavy Pressure: When attacking, roll as
many dice as the unit has health. (Exam-
ple, 20 Dice when its at full health)
Transport: This can transport up to 100
troops. Cannot transport large units.
Units inside are not affected by damage
done onto the Ram, but if the Ram is de-
stroyed with Units inside, those Units
must make a Death Chance check.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Point Value: 5
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Fantasy
If you want your battles to have a little bit of a
kick to it, you can always include these lovely op-
tions. Determine with your opponent if these
Units are allowed.
Halflings
Although small, the Halflings can be effective
burglars in the lines of battle, especially when
they lob rocks.
Move: 1 (2 in forest)
Troops: 20
Armor: 4
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6
Morale: 10 Troops (5)
Blend in the Background: It moves twice
its length when in the Forest.
Stones: They have a ranged attack. Treat
like Archers.
Point Value: 3 Dwarves
Sprites
Tiny and curious, the sprites dance around. They
are mostly pacifistic, but if their home is threat-
ened, then they can fight back.
Move: 1 (2 in flight)
Troops: 20
Armor: 5
Toughness: 5
Death Chance: 3
Morale: 5 Troops (7)
Stealth: Can perform Stealth Attacks Gnomes
when Invisible.
Flight: Can be toggled. It can fly two touch with the earth than their Dwarven breth-
spaces for a maximum of three rounds
before landing. It then must wait a turn
before they can use it again. Archers tar-
geting an in-flight Unit can make a
ranged attack as though they are Flank-
ing.
Invisibility: They are invisible from the
start and cannot be targeted by any Op-
posing Unit except for Artillery Fire.
When it attacks or is damaged, its invisi-
bility wears off and can be targeted nor-
mally. It cannot go invisible for the rest
of the Skirmish.
Point Value: 4
Toughness: 5
Death Chance: 3
Morale: 10 Troops (5)
Flight: Can be toggled. It can fly two
spaces for a maximum of three rounds
before landing. It then must wait a turn
before they can use it again. Archers tar-
geting an in-flight Unit can make a
ranged attack as though they are Flank-
ing.
Pixie Dust: Once per turn, a Pixie can tar-
get one Opposing Unit within forty-five
inches reach. When Attacking, the Op-
posing Unit must roll double the amount
of Attacking dice and take the lowest of
their normal dice. (Example, 20 Knights
attack, but are Pixie Dusted, thus they
take the five lowest of the ten dice they
rolled.)
Point Value: 5
Miners first and warriors second, the Dwarves
are formidable people when you see them on the
battlefield.
Move: 1
Troops: 20
Armor: 5
Toughness: 3
Death Chance: 5
Morale: 13 Troops (5)
Point Value: 2
Gnomes are quirky little people. Theyre more in
ren and what they lack in Dwarven resilience,
they make up for in Gnomish magic.
Move: 1
Troops: 20
Armor: 4
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6
Morale: 10 Troops (6)
Earth Shield: Instead of moving, they can
create a shield from the earth itself, in-
creasing their armor by one for one
round.
Point Value: 3

Pixies Goblins
A little more rebellious than Sprites, Pixies trade Greedy little green men, the Goblins can ravage
in their ability to be invisible for a more aggres- and ransack all they want, but are incredibly
sive front in the form of Pixie Dust, hallucinogens weak and will run from any sort of danger.
that disorientate even the strongest of soldiers.
Move: 2
Move: 1 (2 in flight) Troops: 20
Troops: 20 Armor: 3
Armor: 5 Toughness: 5

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Morale: 5 Troops (9)
Elves
Weak To Sunlight: When fighting in day-
The high and mighty rulers of the forests, Elves
light or bright light, subtract 1 from their
are no stranger to conflicts outside their wooden
Morale and Attack Checks.
walls and are not afraid to intervene if those con-
Point Value: 1
flicts flood into their kingdom.
Hobgoblins
Move: 2
However, that isnt to say that their slightly big-
Troops: 20
ger counterparts, the Hobgoblins, are cowardly.
Armor: 4
Despite their skin color being yellow, they are not
Toughness: 4
yellow-bellied.
Death Chance: 6
Move: 1 Morale: 10 Troops (6)
Troops: 20 Keen Eyes: Are able to see Stealthed and
Armor: 4 Invisible Units in their Line of Sight.
Toughness: 4 Archers: They have ranged attacks. Treat
Death Chance: 6 like Archers.
Morale: 7 Troops (6) Point Value: 2
Ruthless: Add one Die to the total
Fairies
amount of Dice used to Attack (Example,
These Fairies are bigger than their Sprite and
6 Dice for Attacks instead of 5 when at-
Pixie Counterparts and much more magically po-
tacking with a Hobgoblin Unit with 20
tent than them.
Troops)
Point Value: 1 Move: 2 (4 in Flight)
Troops: 20
Kobolds
Armor: 4
Reptilian foot soldiers. Rumors have it that Kob-
olds are descended from Dragons. Toughness: 3
Death Chance: 2
Move: 1 Morale: 10 Troops (7)
Troops: 20 Stealth: Can perform Stealth Attacks
Armor: 3 when Invisible.
Toughness: 5 Flight: Can be toggled. It can fly four
Death Chance: 5 spaces for a maximum of three rounds
Morale: 5 Troops (9) before landing. However, Archers tar-
Gang Up: If a Kobold is adjacent to an- geting an in-flight Unit can make a
other friendly Kobold when Attacking an ranged attack as though they are Flank-
Opposing Unit that the two are adjacent ing.
to, then they can attack as though they Invisibility: They are invisible from the
are Flanking. start and cannot be targeted by any Op-
Point Value: 2 posing Unit except for Artillery Fire.
When it attacks or is damaged, its invisi-
Dogolds bility wears off and can be targeted nor-
Whats more true is the fact that Dogolds are de- mally. At the end of the round after it
scended from feral wolves. Sharing the body type wears off, the Fairy can become Invisible
of the Kobolds but having fur like a dog (hence again.
the name), Dogolds also have the fury of a wolf. Healer: Can heal a six-sided dies worth
Move: 2 of Health/Troops to an Adjacent Unit. Af-
Troops: 20 terwards, it cant do this again for one
Armor: 4 turn.
Toughness: 3 Point Value: 4
Death Chance: 4 Orcs
Morale: 10 Troops (9) Big, nasty, but tend to disagree with other Orcs,
Ruthless: Add one Die to the total the Orcs, while a nice addition to any evil over-
amount of Dice used to Attack (Example, lords army, have their limits in the form of their
6 Dice for Attacks instead of 5 when at- quarrels.
tacking with a Dogold Unit with 20
Troops) Move: 1
Troops: 20

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Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6
Morale: 10 (5)
Ruthless: Add one Die to the total
amount of Dice used to Attack (Example,
6 Dice for Attacks instead of 5 when at-
tacking with a Orc Unit with 20 Troops)
Quarrelsome: If two Orc Units are adja-
cent to each other in the Melee phase,
roll a six-sided dice. If its less than four,
theyll attack each other instead of their
target.
Point Value: 1
Brute Orcs
Bigger, nastier, and even crankier, Brute Orcs,
while powerful, have the same tendencies to
fight other Orcs instead of their own enemies.
Move: 1
Troops: 30
Armor: 5
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 5
Morale: 10 (6)
Brutal: Every 6 rolled against an Oppos-
ing Units Armor is worth one additional
hit.
Quarrelsome: If two Orc Units are adja-
cent to each other in the Melee phase,
roll a six-sided dice. If its less than four,
theyll attack each other instead of their
target.
Point Value: 2
Wizards
Self-taught for many years, Wizards have the
magical potential to change the tides of battle
dramatically.
Move: 1
Health: 20
Armor: 1
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6
Morale: 10 Health (8)
Magic: This Unit can cast magic spells. It
can only cast one spell before spending
a turn recharging.
The spells a Wizard can use are:
Arcane Darts: Declare a ranged
attack against an Opposing Unit
within forty-five inches, then roll
one six-sided dice, subtracting
the number by two. The result is
how many Troops or Health your
darts damage. If the result is less
than one, the spell fails.
Fireball: You lob a giant fireball
up to 5 Squares ahead of you.
The fireball erupts in a 4 square
radius and everyone caught in it
must make a Death Chance
check. Radius fades when the
round ends.
Lightning Bolt: Declare a ranged
attack against an Opposing Unit
within forty-five inches. Then
roll as though you are resolving
an Archers Ranged Attack. How-
ever, for every unit adjacent to
the Hit Unit, they too are con-
fronted by the Ranged Attack.
This goes until five Units are af-
fected.
Silence: Casts a five square ra-
dius (up to ten squares away
from the Wizard) that disables
all magical powers for two
rounds.
Haste: Doubles the speed of all
units within two squares.
Slow: Halves the speed of all
units within two squares.
Inept: When attacking Units in Melee
range, divide the number of health by
eight instead of four. (Example, 20
Health now yields 2 Attack Dice instead
of 5)
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Unique: There cannot be more than one
of these units in your army.
Point Value: 14
Warlocks
Warlocks, however, obtained their magic
through a deal. Enacting their masters will, they
march onto the field with a tenacity that has no
equal.
Move: 1
Health: 20
Armor: 2
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6
Morale: 10 (6)
Magic: This Unit can cast magic spells. It
can only cast one spell before spending
a turn recharging.
The spells a Warlock can use are:
Warlocks Blast: Declare a
ranged attack against an Oppos-
ing Unit, then roll one six-sided
dice, the result is how many
Troops or Health your darts
damage.
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your armor by one for two
rounds.
Warlocks Choke: Ethereal arms
emerge from two squares sur-
rounding the Warlock. The War-
lock is able to Melee attack any
unit caught in the radius without
being Inept. The radius fades af-
ter the round.
Warlocks Rebuke: If the War-
lock is damaged and has not cast
a spell on his turn, he can invoke
this spell and inflict the same
amount of wounds as his at-
tacker inflicted upon him.
Warlocks Hex: Subtracts 1 from
all Morale, Attack, and Death
Chance checks from a chosen
Opposing Unit.
Warlocks Hunger: Casts a two
square radius (up to ten squares
away from the Warlock). A black
void is created and attempts to
suck in as many people as it can.
Everyone caught in it must make
a Death Chance check. The ra-
dius fades after the round.
Inept: When attacking Units in Melee
range, divide the number of health by
eight instead of four. (Example, 20
Health now yields 2 Attack Dice instead
of 5)
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Unique: There cannot be more than one
of these units in your army.
Point Value: 12
Sorcerers
Sorcerers are born with magical potential. How-
ever, this magic is potentially fatal, as too much
of it can cause a magical explosion.
Move: 1
Health: 20
Armor: 1
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6
Morale: 10 Health (9)
Magic: This Unit can cast magic spells. It
can only cast one spell before spending
a turn recharging. If the Sorcerer is hit
before the Spells effect wears off, the
Spell ends immediately.
The spells a Sorcerer can use are:
Fairy Dust: Choose an Opposing
Unit within forty-five inches. The
Unit is affected by a potent pow-
der. Any Unit that attacks the
Unit would attack as though
they are Flanking. Effect lasts for
one round, but can be length-
ened by Concentration.
Sleep: All units within a forty-
five inch radius are put into a
deep sleep, unable to move or
attack for one round. This length
can be extended by Concentra-
tion.
Fire Spray: The unit fires a 3-
Square Cone of Fire. All Units
caught in the Cone must make a
Death Chance check. The length
can be extended with Concen-
tration.
Command: Choose an Opposing
Unit within forty-five inches. You
can now control that Unit for
one round as though its your
own. This length can be ex-
tended by Concentration.
Phantasmal Earworm: Choose
an Opposing Unit within forty-
five inches. This Unit now has a
psychic earworm eating away at
him. For one round, you can
make a Melee attack against this
Unit without being Inept. You
can increase the length via Con-
centration.
Induce Laughter: Choose three
Opposing Unit within forty-five
inches. These three Units burst
into a fit of laughter, unable to
do anything for one round. You
can increase the length via Con-
centration.
Concentration: When a Sorcerer casts
his spell, you can choose to have the Sor-
cerer concentrate on the spell and
lengthen its time. However, with each
turn, increase the number to check for
Explosion (see below) by one.
Explosion: At the end of the round, if the
Sorcerer had cast a spell, roll a six-sided
die. If it lands on a one, then the Sorcerer
then magical energy explodes from the
Sorcerer. Everyone caught in a three
square radius, including the Sorcerer,
must make a Death Chance check. The
radius fades after the round.
Inept: When attacking Units in Melee
range, divide the number of health by
eight instead of four. (Example, 20
Health now yields 2 Attack Dice instead
of 5)
Single: Cannot split or combine.
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of these units in your army.
Point Value: 13
Seers
Oracles, Psychics, Shamans, these Seers are vital
for Generals who have lingering doubts that their
empire would last.
Move: 1
Troops: 20
Armor: 1
Toughness: 5
Death Chance: 6
Morale: 10 Troops (11)
Magic: This Unit can cast magic spells. It
can only cast one spell before spending
a turn recharging.
The spells a Seer can use are:
Reveal: Reveals all Invisible or
Stealthed Units within 45 inches
of the Seer.
Foresight: Choose a friendly
Unit within forty-five inches.
This Unit can see their future de-
mise. The next time the Unit
makes a Toughness Check, they
can reroll any 1s and 2s but must
keep the rerolled ones.
Guidance: Choose a friendly
Unit within forty-five inches.
This Unit can roll one more At-
tack Die the next time it gets into
Melee.
Strike: Choose an Opposing Unit
within forty-five inches. The
next Melee it gets in, all attacks
against it will be resolved as
though they are Flanking.
Mark: Choose an Opposing Unit
within forty-five inches. This
Unit gets one automatic hit the
next time it gets into Melee.
Protection: All Friendly Units
within 45 inches, including the
Seer, gains one armor.
Inept: When attacking Units in Melee
range, divide the number of health by
eight instead of four. (Example, 20
Health now yields 2 Attack Dice instead
of 5)
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Unique: There cannot be more than one
of these units in your army.
Point Value: 11
Magicians
They are great! They are powerful! They are Ac-
tually pretty weak compared to the other spell
casters. But hey! If you want to mess with the en-
emy, this is right up your alley!
Move: 1
Health: 20
Armor: 1
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6
Morale: 10 Health (10)
Magic: This Unit can cast magic spells. It
can only cast one spell before spending
a turn recharging.
The spells a Seer can use are:
Blinding Ray: All Units within a
five foot cone are blinded for
three rounds and must roll dou-
ble their Attack Dice, taking only
the lower of their normal Attack
Dice.
Blurry Image: Adds 2 Armor to
your Magician.
Scary Image: Casts a five square
radius (up to ten squares away
from the Magician). All Units in
that area see a scary image and
must make a Morale check. The
radius fades after the round.
Invisibility: Makes the Magician
invisible and able to Stealth At-
tack.
Smoke Screen: Creates a smoke
screen as the Magician automat-
ically moves up to five squares in
the direction of your choosing
and without invoking an Attack
of Opportunity.
Another Me: Creates an illusion-
ary copy of the Magician, placed
within fifteen inches. The copy
has the exact same amount of
health as the original and can
move around and cast spells.
Inept: When attacking Units in Melee
range, divide the number of health by
eight instead of four. (Example, 20
Health now yields 2 Attack Dice instead
of 5)
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Unique: There cannot be more than one
of these units in your army.
Point Value: 10
Necromancers
Lords of dark magic, the Necromancers are the
bane of anyone expecting to live a nice and quiet
afterlife.
Move: 1
Health: 20
Armor: 2
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Death Chance: 5
Morale: 10 Health (7)
Magic: This Unit can cast magic spells. It
can only cast one spell before spending
a turn recharging.
The spells a Necromancer can use are:
Spectral Hand: Choose an Op-
posing Unit within forty-five
inches. A ghostly hand chokes
the Unit. The Necromancer is
able to Melee attack this Unit
without being Inept.
False Flesh: The Necromancer
can heal himself. Roll one six-
sided die. The result is how
much they heal themselves by.
Blinding Cloud: All units within a
45 inch radius from the Necro-
mancer are rendered blind for
three rounds and must roll dou-
ble their Attack Dice, taking only
the lower of their normal Attack
Dice. The radius fades after the
round.
Summon Undead: Summons
four Zombies or Skeletons (or a
mix) and places them in a spot
15 inches away from the Necro-
mancer. They can move and at-
tack like normal Units. However,
if theyre killed, they count as
points for your Opponent.
Revive Dead: Select a Unit that
has been killed. This units
brought back to life with a per-
centage of Health/Troops deter-
mined by a six-sided die. Place
the revived unit back at your
side of the table. If this Unit is
killed again, then it cannot be re-
vived a second time.
1. 25%
2. 33%
3. 50%
4. 66%
5. 75%
6. 100%
Circle of Death: Casts a five
square radius (up to ten squares
away from the Magician). All
Units in that area are given a
brief sampling of the Black
Death. All Units in that area
must make a Death Chance
check. The radius fades after the
round.
Inept: When attacking Units in Melee
range, divide the number of health by
eight instead of four. (Example, 20
Health now yields 2 Attack Dice instead
of 5)
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Unique: There cannot be more than one
of these units in your army.
Point Value: 15
Wraiths
Unable to move on, yet unable to die, Wraiths are
heroic spirits who remain on the battlefield to
help their successors fight.
Move: 3
Health: 20
Armor: 1
Toughness: 2
Death Chance: 3
Morale: None
Resolve: All Friendly Units within forty
five inches of the Wraith add one to their
Morale checks, while all Enemy Units
must make Morale Checks, though only
once.
Paralyzing Touch: After it makes a Melee
attack on a Unit, roll a six-sided die. If its
a one or a two, then that Unit is Para-
lyzed and is unable to attack and move
for this round and the next round.
Wraiths cannot do this to Wraiths,
Wights, Ghouls, Zombies, or Skeletons.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Unique: There cannot be more than one
of these units in your army.
Point Value: 10
Lycanthropes
Otherwise known as Werewolves, Lycanthropes,
as the legends say, are vicious, big, and bad like
their wolf kin.
Move: 4
Troops: 20
Armor: 3
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 5
Morale: 10 Troops (5)
Ruthless: Add one Die to the total
amount of Dice used to Attack (Example,
6 Dice for Attacks instead of 5 when at-
tacking with a Lycanthrope Unit with 20
Troops)
No Prisoners: When your opponent is
making a Toughness Check against a Ly-
canthropes attack, any fives or sixes
must be rerolled, though only once.
Point Value: 10
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Ursanthropes Belials
Stories say less about the Ursanthrope, or the Demonic overlords who spawn from the under-
Werebear. Slower than the Lycanthropes, the world, Belials are the last thing an army wants to
Ursanthrope more than makes up for it with see roaming the battleground.
sheer strength.
Move: 1 (2 in flight)
Move: 2 Health: 40
Troops: 20 Armor: 5
Armor: 4 Toughness: 3
Toughness: 4 Death Chance: 3
Death Chance: 5 Morale: None
Morale: 10 Troops (5) Flame Strike: Every hit the Belial causes
Maul: The Ursanthrope can move up to against an Opposing Unit counts as two.
four squares towards an Opposing Unit. Flight: Can be toggled. It can fly two
It can then attack it as though its a spaces for a maximum of three rounds
Stealth Attack. After its done this, it before landing. It then must wait a turn
must take a turn to recover this ability. before they can use it again. Archers tar-
Brutal: Every 6 rolled against an Oppos- geting an in-flight Unit can make a
ing Units Armor is worth one additional ranged attack as though they are Flank-
hit. ing.
Point Value: 20 Size: This unit is 2 Squares by 2 Squares
large.
Trolls
Fire Creature: All hits from attacks re-
While not as tall as a giant, trolls make up for it
lated to water are doubled.
with a regenerative factor. They may or may not
Single: Cannot split or combine.
be toxic when it comes to conversations.
Unique: There cannot be more than one
Move: 1 of these units in your army.
Health: 40 Point Value: 25
Armor: 4
Giants
Toughness: 4
Tall, proud, and strong, Giants are a notable and
Death Chance: 6
formidable monster on the field of battle.
Morale: None
Regeneration: At the end of every round, Move: 0.5 (takes two Rounds to move 1
roll a six-side die. The result is how many square)
health the Troll recovers. Health: 60
Size: This unit is 2 Squares by 2 Squares Armor: 4
large. Toughness: 3
Single: Cannot split or combine. Death Chance: 6
Point Value: 25 Morale: None
Size: This unit is 3 Squares by 3 Squares
Ogres
large.
A smaller version of the Trolls, Ogres lack a heal-
Single: Cannot split or combine.
ing factor and instead rely on their thick layers of
Point Value: 30
skin to protect them.
Titans
Move: 1
Known to most as the One Man Army, Titans
Troops: 20
serve a grim reminder to most soldiers that one
Armor: 5
man is all it takes to wipe out an entire kingdom.
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6 Move: 0 (See Stomp)
Morale: 10 Troops (8) Health: 80
Frightening Presence: All opposing Units Armor: 5
within the Ogres fifteen inch radius Toughness: 4
must make a Morale Check, though only Death Chance: 6
once. Morale: None
Point Value: 15 Stomp: This Unit moves one square in
any direction. Any Unit adjacent to the
Titan in that direction must make a
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 Size: This unit is 4 Squares by 4 Squares
large.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Unique: There cannot be more than one
of these units in your army.
Point Value: 35
Treefolk
There once was a man who wanted to cut the
biggest tree in the realm. He found this tree and
proceeded to chop it. The tree screamed and
lashed out at the man. The mans last words
were: No! Not the bees! Not the bees! AAAAAH!
Move: 1 (2 in forests)
Health: 30
Armor: 5
Toughness: 5
Death Chance: 5
Morale: None
Within The Forest: When in the forest,
roll a six-sided die. The result is how
much the Treefolk recovers.
Beehive: Lobs a beehive up to ten
squares. The beehive will shatter and an-
gry bees will swarm in a thirty inch radius.
These Bees have a Troop size of 10 and
makes Melee attacks against all Units in
the Radius. Roll a six-sided die to see
how many bees die after stinging. The
radius fades after all 10 Bees are killed.
Bramble: All Opposing Units within
thirty inches of the Treefolk are trapped
by growing roots. They cannot move, but
they can still attack and can choose the
Treefolk as their target via the roots,
even if theyre not adjacent to it. At any
time, you may cancel Bramble.
Burning: Roll twice as many dice for
Death Chance checks if the thing causing
said checks relates to fire.
Size: This unit is 2 Squares by 2 Squares
large.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Point Value: 40
Dragons
There are many dragons in the outer reaches of
the realm. However, for this collection, we will be
focusing on the fiercest of Dragons, the Draco
Rubrum, or Red Dragon. These are absolutely
powerful beasts, and they know it, asking for
riches from kingdoms in order to fight for them.
Move: 1 (6 in flight)
Health: 50
Armor: 6
Toughness: 5
Death Chance: 4
Morale: None
Frightening Presence: All opposing Units
within the Dragons forty five inch radius
must make a Morale Check, though only
once.
Keen Eyes: Are able to see Stealthed and
Invisible Units within its Line of Sight.
Fire Breath: Can shoot a 7 square Cone
of fire. All Units caught in the Cone must
make a Death Chance check. In order to
reuse this skill, the Dragon needs to roll
a five or a six at the beginning of the
round.
Flight: Can be toggled. It can fly six
spaces for a maximum of three rounds
before landing. It then must wait a turn
before they can use it again. Archers tar-
geting an in-flight Unit can make a
ranged attack as though they are Flank-
ing.
Size: This unit is 2 Squares by 2 Squares
large.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Unique: There cannot be more than one
of these units in your army.
Point Value: 50
Rocs
Trained by Elves to be their envoys, the Rocs are
giant eagles dedicated to transporting large
amounts of people via a cage that seemed big
enough to encase it.
Move: 1 (5 in flight)
Health: 35
Armor: 4
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 4
Morale: None
Flight: Can be toggled. It can fly five
spaces for a maximum of three rounds
before landing. It then must wait a turn
before they can use it again. Archers tar-
geting an in-flight Unit can make a
ranged attack as though they are Flank-
ing.
Transport: This can transport up to 100
troops. Cannot transport large units.
Units inside are not affected by damage
done onto the Roc, but if the Roc is de-
stroyed with Units inside, those Units
must make a Death Chance check.
Eagle Eye: Can detect Stealthed Units
within its Line of Sight.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Point Value: 20
Wyverns
Discount Dragons as the black market calls them.
While smaller and unable to fight as competently
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as a Dragon, the Wyverns make up for it with Keen Eyes: Are able to see Stealthed and
their agile speed and sharp tail. Invisible Units within its Line of Sight.
Flight: Can be toggled. It can fly seven
Move: 5
spaces for a maximum of three rounds
Health: 25
before landing. It then must wait a turn
Armor: 3
before they can use it again. Archers tar-
Toughness: 4 geting an in-flight Unit can make a
Death Chance: 5 ranged attack as though they are Flank-
Morale: None ing.
Poisonous Tail: All units who are hit by a Point Value: 40
Wyvern must roll a six-sided die and sub-
tract the result by two. The result is how Paraldas
many troops die from the Wyverns poi- Lords of the Air. If you feel a slight chill in the air,
son-tipped tail. chances are a Paralda is close by, ready to cause
Dragon Eye: Can see Invisible Units deadly hurricanes.
within its Line of Sight.
Move: 2 (4 in flight)
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Health: 30
Point Value: 25
Armor: 4
Griffins Toughness: 4
Greedy as a Dragon, agile as a Wyvern, and Death Chance: 2
flighty as a Roc, Griffins are challenging against Morale: None
those with horses, as that is a Griffins favorite Suffocation: A Paralda can engulf a 4-
meal. square radius. All Units caught inside
must make a Death Chance check. The
Move: 2 (6 in flight)
radius fades after the round. In order to
Health: 20 reuse this skill, the Paralda needs to roll
Armor: 5 a five or a six at the beginning of the
Toughness: 4 round.
Death Chance: 5 Gust: The Paralda fires off a five-square
Morale: None cone that pushes all Units caught in it
Favorite Meal: When attacking Horse- back by one square.
men, treat as though you are Stealth At- Air Combat: It can attack in-flight units
tacking. as though its making a Flanking attack.
Flight: Can be toggled. It can fly six Flight: Can be toggled. It can fly four
spaces for a maximum of three rounds spaces for a maximum of three rounds
before landing. It then must wait a turn before landing. It then must wait a turn
before they can use it again. Archers tar- before they can use it again. Archers tar-
geting an in-flight Unit can make a geting an in-flight Unit can make a
ranged attack as though they are Flank- ranged attack as though they are Flank-
ing. ing.
Single: Cannot split or combine. Single: Cannot split or combine.
Point Value: 30 Unique: There cannot be more than one
Hippogriff Riders of these units in your army.
Hippogriffs are basically larger Griffins. People Point Value: 30
took this to their advantage and assigned Elves Ghobs
to ride on these Hippogriffs. Beings born from the Earth, Ghobs are dedicated
Move: 3 (7 in flight) to protecting their land from those who wish to
Troops: 20 harm it.
Armor: 6 Move: 1
Toughness: 4 Health: 50
Death Chance: 5 Armor: 6
Morale: 15 Troops (6) Toughness: 5
Charge: Can perform the Charge maneu- Death Chance: 4
ver. Morale: None
Archers: They have ranged attacks. Treat Earthquake: Everyone in a 4-square ra-
like Archers. dius from a Ghob is attacked by an Earth-
quake. Units within a 2-Square radius

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 from the Ghob must make a Death
Chance check. The Ghob can attack the
Units inside the 4-Square radius that are
not in the 2-Square Radius as though
they are adjacent. The radius fades after
the round. In order to reuse this skill, the
Ghob needs to roll a five or a six at the
beginning of the round.
Stone Wall: Creates a five-square line of
solid wall. Units cannot pass this wall and
must destroy it. Each section (divided in
a square) has 10 health, an Armor of 6
and automatically takes damage if its hit.
Earthbound: Adds one die to the Attack-
ing Die when dealing with Units on the
ground.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Unique: There cannot be more than one
of these units in your army.
Point Value: 35
Nichsas
Often mistaken for mermaids, Nichsas roam the
water, often trying to cleanse it with salt. It is said
that the saliva from their mouths is so clean, its
almost acidic.
Move: 1 (6 when swimming)
Health: 30
Armor: 3
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 5
Morale: None
Acid Spit: This Unit has a ranged attack.
Treat like archers.
Flood: A 4-square radius around a Nichsa
becomes flooded with water and is
Aethers
treated like Rough Terrain. The radius
Beings artificially created by alchemists, Aethers
does not fade. In order to reuse this skill,
were mankinds attempt to create a God. They
the Nichsa needs to roll a five or a six at
succeeded, but in doing so, they created their
the beginning of the round.
judge, jury, and executioner all in one being.
Water Regeneration: At the end of
every round, roll a six-side die if the
Nichsa is near a body of water. The result
is how many health the Nichsa recovers.
Water Creature: Is immune to fire dam-
age.
Amphibious: Able to swim and be on
land.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Unique: There cannot be more than one
of these units in your army.
Point Value: 25
Djinns
From the hot deserts of Arabia, Djinns are fierce
warriors whose fire can never cease. These be-
ings can burn the countryside, the peasants, and
even thatch roof cottages.
Move: 1 (4 in flight)
Health: 30
Armor: 3
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 5
Morale: None
Spontaneous Combustion: A Djinn can
cause a Unit it chooses within sixty
inches to combust. This unit automati-
cally makes a Death Chance check. In or-
der to reuse this skill, the Djinn needs to
roll a five or a six at the beginning of the
round.
Firewall: Creates a five-square line of
solid wall. The wall goes out after five
rounds, but any Unit that passes it or is
in it by the end of the round rolls a six-
sided die and loses that much
Health/Troops.
Fire Recovery: Roll two six-sided die
when hit with a fire-based attack. The re-
sult is much health the Djinn recovers.
Fire Creature: All hits from attacks re-
lated to water are doubled.
Flight: Can be toggled. It can fly four
spaces for a maximum of three rounds
before landing. It then must wait a turn
before they can use it again. Archers tar-
geting an in-flight Unit can make a
ranged attack as though they are Flank-
ing.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Unique: There cannot be more than one
of these units in your army.
Point Value: 40
Move: 2
Health: 30
Armor: 6
Toughness: 5
Death Chance: 4
Morale: None
Lightning Storm: Creates a five square
radius (up to ten squares away from the
Aether). A lightning storm emerges from
that radius. The Aether can pick up to
five targets and can Melee attack them
as though they are adjacent to it.
Lightning Flash: Creates a 4-square ra-
dius of a bright flash. All Units caught in
it are blinded for three rounds and must
roll double their Attack Dice, taking only
the lower of their normal Attack Dice.
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 The radius fades after the round. In or-
der to reuse this skill, the Aether needs
to roll a five or a six at the beginning of
the round.
Born From Magic: Roll two six-sided die
when hit with a magic spell attack. The
result is much health the Aether recov-
ers.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Unique: There cannot be more than one
of these units in your army.
Point Value: 45
Basilisks
Most commonly known as the Giant Snake, a
Basilisk is said to be a conduit to Asmodeus him-
self. That said, they are said to be very trustwor-
thy. So would you put your trust in one?
Move: 2
Health: 20
Armor: 4
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6
Morale: None
Hypnosis: Pick a Unit within fifteen
inches of the Basilisk. This Unit is now
under hypnosis and cannot move or at-
tack. It can only snap out of it if attacked
or someone spends a move to wake
them up.
Constrict: A Basilisk can, instead of mak-
ing a Melee attack, can Constrict an Op-
posing Unit. This Unit must make a
Death Chance Check. In order to reuse
this skill, the Basilisk needs to roll a five
or a six at the beginning of the round.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Point Value: 20
Cockatrices
A chicken corrupted by the influence of Asmo-
deus, the Cockatrice is a feral bird that has the
head of its normal chicken form and the body of
a wyvern, though without its poisonous tail.
However, Asmodeus influence allows it to turn
people to stone.
Move: 2
Health: 20
Armor: 4
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6
Morale: 10 Health (8)
Stony Gaze: The Cockatrice fires a three-
square cone. All Units within that area
are turned to stone for three rounds. In
order to reuse this skill, the Cockatrice
needs to roll a five or a six at the begin-
ning of the round.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Point Value: 20
Chimeras
A three-headed monstrosity brought to you by,
what else, mankinds alchemy! Basically they
took a goats head and half a snake and attached
it to a lion.
Move: 3
Health: 20
Armor: 4
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6
Morale: None
Beast Powers: The Chimera can tap into
the heads of the animals fused to it, but
can only use one of them per turn and
cannot use the same power in two con-
secutive rounds.:
Hypnosis: (Snake Head) Pick a
Unit within fifteen inches of the
Chimera. This Unit is now under
hypnosis and cannot move or at-
tack. It can only snap out of it if
attacked or someone spends a
move to wake them up.
Maul: (Lion Head) The Chimera
can move up to four squares to-
wards an Opposing Unit. It can
then attack it as though its a
Stealth Attack. After its done
this, it must take a turn to re-
cover this ability.
Charge: (Goat Head) Can per-
form the Charge maneuver.
Point Value: 20
Giant Spiders
They can do whatever a spider can. Can they
swing from a web? Well, no But they can trap
people in webs. Just like flies.
Move: 2
Health: 25
Armor: 3
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 5
Morale: None
Web: Creates a three square radius (up
to four squares away from the Spider). A
web is formed in this radius, rendering
anyone caught in it unable to move,
though theyre able to attack the web,
which has an armor of 4, toughness of 3,
and needs three failed Toughness dice to
be destroyed. In order to reuse this skill,
the Spider needs to roll a five or a six at
the beginning of the round.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
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 Point Value: 10 Giant Wolves
These monsters are the reason why exporting
Giant Bats
goods to the high mountains is a problem. These
DUNANANANANANANANANANANANA-GIANT
wolves appear out of nowhere and tear apart
BAT! But no, seriously, giant bats are scary
people limb from limb. Legends say that they can
beasts. Legends say a barbarian used the carcass
still bite even if theyre reduced to a head.
of a giant bat as a hang glider.
Move: 3
Move: 1 (4 in Flight)
Health: 20
Health: 20
Armor: 4
Armor: 4
Toughness: 4
Toughness: 5
Death Chance: 6
Death Chance: 3
Morale: None
Morale: None
Gang Up: If a Giant Wolf is adjacent to
Flight: Can be toggled. It can fly four
another friendly Giant Wolf when At-
spaces for a maximum of three rounds
tacking an Opposing Unit that the two
before landing. It then must wait a turn
are adjacent to, then they can attack as
before they can use it again. Archers tar-
though they are Flanking.
geting an in-flight Unit can make a
Single: Cannot split or combine.
ranged attack as though they are Flank-
Point Value: 10
ing.
Single: Cannot split or combine. Dire Wolves
Point Value: 5 Smaller than a Giant Wolf but more ferocious.
Dire Wolves are said to have a gene that makes
Giant Cobras
them impossible to be domesticated.
Cobras are scary. Giant cobras are even scarier.
Basilisks just constrict you, but cobras? Cobras Move: 4
just want to poison you and make your insides Health: 20
dissolve. Armor: 3
Toughness: 3
Move: 2
Death Chance: 5
Health: 10
Morale: None
Armor: 4
Ruthless: Add one Die to the total
Toughness: 4
amount of Dice used to Attack (Example,
Death Chance: 4
6 Dice for Attacks instead of 5 when at-
Morale: None
tacking with a Dire Wolf Unit with 20
Acid Spit: This Unit has a ranged attack.
Health)
Treat like archers.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Point Value: 20
Point Value: 5
Fenrirs
Giant Rhinos
Commonly known as Winter Wolves, Fenrirs are
Natures battering ram, the Giant Rhino is a
often the sign that the end times are coming, but
tough skinned creature with a horn made of solid
thats mainly a myth. There is truth, however.
ivory. Hunters often covet this ivory as a powerful
When a Fenrir goes into town, the end result is
weapon.
nothing but a snowy field.
Move: 3
Move: 5
Health: 20
Health: 20
Armor: 6
Armor: 5
Toughness: 4
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 6
Death Chance: 3
Morale: None
Morale: None
Charge: Is capable of doing Charging at-
Winds of Winter: Can shoot a 5 square
tacks.
Cone of ice. All Units caught in the Cone
Heavy Pressure: When attacking, roll as must make a Death Chance check. In or-
many dice as the unit has health. (Exam- der to reuse this skill, the Fenrir needs to
ple, 20 Dice when its at full health) roll a five or a six at the beginning of the
Single: Cannot split or combine. round.
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 Point Value: 30
Giant Eagles
A common question asked throughout the realm
is why dont we just use the eagles to transport
stuff?. The answer? Theyre prideful creatures
who refuse to bow before anyone.
Move: 1 (5 in flight)
Health: 25
Armor: 4
Toughness: 4
Death Chance: 4
Morale: None
Flight: Can be toggled. It can fly five
spaces for a maximum of three rounds
before landing. It then must wait a turn
before they can use it again. Archers tar-
geting an in-flight Unit can make a
ranged attack as though they are Flank-
ing.
Single: Cannot split or combine.
Point Value: 10
Wights
Wights are basically Wraiths, but theyre not the
spirits of heroes, rather fallen soldiers who have
not left the battlefield.
Move: 1
Troops: 20
Armor: 3
Toughness: 5
Death Chance: 5
Morale: None
Paralyzing Touch: After it makes a Melee
attack on a Unit, roll a six-sided die. If its
a one, then that Unit is Paralyzed and is
unable to attack and move for this round
and the next round. Wights cannot do
this to Wraiths, Wights, Ghouls, Zombies,
or Skeletons.
Point Value: 5
Ghouls
When people talk of flesh eating zombies, they
actually mean Ghouls. Filled with necromantic
energy, Ghouls are dead soldiers who linger on,
feasting on human flesh to survive.
Move: 1
Troops: 20
Armor: 2
Toughness: 6
Death Chance: 6
Morale: None
All Flesh Must Be Eaten: For each hit a
Ghoul inflicts on an Opposing Unit, they
heal back that many Troops. Ghouls can-
not do this to Wraiths, Wights, Ghouls,
Zombies, or Skeletons.
Point Value: 10
Zombies
If the Medieval Fantasy times have a bioweapon,
it is most definitely the zombie. Just one beast on
this field would cause an army to rise up in just
moments.
Move: 1
Troops: 20
Armor: 1
Toughness: 6
Death Chance: 6
Morale: None
Residents of Evil: If a Zombie reduces a
Unit to 0, the unit is replaced by a
friendly Zombie Unit. Zombies cannot do
this to Wraiths, Wights, Ghouls, Zombies,
or Skeletons.
Point Value: 15
Skeletons
Spooky, scary, and gives you tons of shivers.
These skeletons arent exactly powerful, but they
are incredibly defensive with their hardened
bones. Just goes to show you that this ride is
never truly over.
Move: 1
Troops: 20
Armor: 5
Toughness: 6
Death Chance: 6
Morale: None
Pulling Themselves Back Together:
When a Skeleton Unit is fully wiped out,
roll three six-sided dice. The resulting
number is how many Troops come back.
The next time this happens, roll two dice
and then after that, one. After the fourth
time, they are fully wiped out.
Point Value: 20 (The points are awarded
to the player who killed it in increments
of 5 points as per the Pulling Themselves
Back Together Rule)
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