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Lizardmen

Battle Magic Lore

Unlike many Wizards who spend long hours in darkened rooms studying their arcane arts by candlelight, practitioners of Battle Magic tend to be hardy individuals, as at home on the battlefield as they are in their libraries. This is because, unlike other lores that may be studied, Battle Magic is openly offensive and tailored towards use upon the field of battle (which, given the Lore's name, should come as no surprise), and it is here that masters of the Lore hone their skill. Practitioners of Battle Magic are favoured by cunning generals all across the Old World and beyond, and their services are often in high demand. Many an opposing army has been undone by devastating fireballs cast from afar, found a cloying mist obscuring their view, their path blocked by a bend in the river that was not there before, or their courage sapped as arrows fell upon them with supernatural accuracy. Those that wield Battle Magic will draw their power from whichever of the Winds of Magic suits their purpose. They grasp at the red wind, summoning forth fire from the air to rain upon the enemy, the green wind to armour themselves with the strength of oak, the grey wind to cow and demoralise their foe, and more besides. To a Battle Mage, the incorporeal dangers of harnessing several Winds of Magic at once are of little concern – what matters most is turning the tide and ensuring swift victory. 

Battle Magic

Illusion Lore

Many Illusionists travel the Old World, manipulating the innocent and subjecting the unwary to their will. Others find shelter within the entourage of a powerful lord or lady, masquerading as entertainers before courtiers and guests. Almost all maintain a pretence of stagecraft in everything they do, carefully crafted charms working to befuddle the minds of those around them, lulling an audience into an almost trancelike state in which the Illusionist's victims remain convinced that, no matter how overt the magic practiced before their eyes, they are witnessing a simple mummers act. Behind this pretence, Illusionists practise a profane art which thrives upon deceit and misdirection. They work the Winds of Magic in subtle ways, crafting mirage images that fill the mind with counterfeit memories and imposter emotions. It is by these means that Illusionists are able to manipulate those around them, bending them to their will, causing them to react to realities that are not, in fact, real. Illusion is, perhaps, the most dangerous of lores, both for those that practise it as well as those that witness it. A careless Illusionist can find themselves drawn into their own deceits, the Winds of Magic entrapping them and pulling their mind into a world that does not truly exist. 

Illusion

Troglodon

Monstrous Creature

There are many mighty and wondrous creatures in the Warhammer world that, whilst not large enough to shake the earth with their tread, are considerably larger than monstrous infantry or monstrous cavalry. Such beasts are referred to as 'monstrous creatures' and they are formidable foes. Troop Type Models per Rank Maximum Rank Bonus Unit Strength per Model Special Rules Monstrous Creatures - - As Starting Wounds Ridden Monster Lumbering 

Monstrous Creatures

Monster

Creatures so large and powerful that they normally do not form into units, but roam the battlefield on their own. In spite of this, due to their size, they function as Close Order units, rather than as Skirmishers. Monsters are split into two sub-categories: Monstrous Creatures Behemoths 

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Troglodon	7	3	-	5	5	5	2	3	-
Skink Oracle	-	2	3	3	-	-	4	1	8

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