Arcane Journal: Tomb Kings of Khemri

Tomb Kings of Khemri

Flaming Attacks, Magical Attacks, Requires Two Hands Notes: Any enemy model that suffers one or more unsaved wounds from the Blessed Blade of Ptra suffers a -1 modifier to its rolls To Hit, both when shooting and in combat, for the remainder of the game.

The Blessed Blade of Ptra

Settra's My Will Be Done special rule affects all friendly units with the Nehekharan Undead special rule within 6" of him, not just a unit he has joined.

The Crown of Nehekhara

The Scarab Brooch of Usirian grants Settra a 5+ Ward save against any wounds suffered.

The Scarab Brooch of Usirian

Necromancy Lore

Necromancers make use of the darker Winds of Magic, the purple wind of death and the grey wind of shadow most often, melding them with the green wind of life and the amber wind of beasts. From these disparate strands of ætheric power they craft charms and incantations that grant them a power to reach beyond death's embrace. With this power, Necromancers summon spirits and commune with the dead, channelling the spirits of the departed that they may speak with the living. Still others take their study further into the dark, dallying with the blackest of magics, the raw power of chaos. Some utilise foul warpstone to enhance their control of this writhing, evil force, using the wicked material to draw bleak power ever more closely about their withered forms, channelling this dark energy into the husks of dead things and crafting vile unlife from cold, lifeless corpses pulled from the dark earth. For every Necromancer gainfully employed in spiritualism, communing with the souls of departed loved ones, there is certain to be another skulking in graveyards and mausoleums, disturbing the dead and seeking to extend their own life by means magical and profane. This is why Necromancers are so untrusted and unloved – for honest and good citizens of the Old World can never be sure just how deep into the shadows a Necromancer has delved. 

Necromancy

Settra the Imperishable

The Great King of Nehekhara

Heavy Chariot

Built for strength and durability, heavy chariots deliver crushing charges deep into the ranks of the enemy. Where light chariots move quickly and harass the foe, heavy chariots move slowly, gradually building their speed before crashing like the fist of an angry god into the quaking battle lines of the opposing army. Often, the charge of a heavy chariot will cause the serried ranks of the enemy to buckle and crumple as scythed wheels hew through limbs and armoured beasts trample all before them. The survivors of such a charge fare no better, for heavy chariots are invariably crewed by mighty warriors that use the armoured cab of their vehicle as a platform from which to slay their enemies with brutal efficiency. Troop Type Models per Rank Maximum Rank Bonus Unit Strength per Model Special Rules Heavy Chariots - - 5 Split Profile (Chariots) Scythed Wheels Lumbering Iron Shod Wheels Firing Platform  

Heavy Chariots

Named Character

Many armies have access to named characters from the Warhammer world. These are usually mighty warriors and powerful leaders, often with unique equipment and their own special rules. As each of these represents an individual, an army can only contain one of each named character.

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Settra the Imperishable	-	7	3	6	5	-	3	5	10
Chariot of the Gods	-	-	-	5	5	8	-	-	-
Skeletal Steed (x4)	8	2	-	3	-	-	2	1	-

Warhammer: The Old World Online Rules Index

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