Editing Age of Sigmar/Tactics/Order/Seraphon (section)

====Saurus====
*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//Seraphon_warscroll_Saurus-Scar-Veteran-on-Cold-One-en.pdf Scar-Veteran on Aggradon]:''' (Saurus, 175pts): Leader of the Saurus Cavalry. As a Scar-Veteran, he's a professional killing machine. His mount, the newly-bred Aggradon, is a natural-born killing machine. Combined, these two make for an efficient and reasonably priced beat-stick that can chew through infantry and other heroes. Additionally, the new Primal Rage ability granted to Aggradon units increases the number of Bite and Talon attacks based on the number of combat phases it has spent within 3" of an enemy model, capping at 3. This means that, by the end of your second combat phase, your Aggradon will be doling out 6 attacks that have 2 damage and -2 rend while the Scar Veteran is swinging in for an additional 4/5 attacks also dealing 2 damage at -2/-1 rend (For the Spear/Club, respectively). Additionally, once per battle, the Scar-Veteran can manually increase the rage score of all Aggradon units wholly within 18" of him, letting them kick-start all nearby raptors into a feeding frenzy.

*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//Seraphon_warscroll_Saurus-Scar-Veteran-on-Carnosaur-en.pdf Scar-Veteran on Carnosaur]:''' (Saurus, Behemoth, 255pts): This guy may as well be the mascot of the Sepharon, for few things better represent them than a mighty Aztec lizardman riding a dinosaur into battle. This is the most offensive variant of your two Carnosaur riders, though aside one unique ability and weapon profile, the two are basically identical. At the end of a combat phase, the Carnosaur the Scar-Veteran is riding gets to roll one die equal to the number of wounds inflicted to an enemy unit within 1" of it. Every 5+ results in an additional mortal wound to the target unit. Paired with the frankly monstrous damage profiles of the Carnosaur's Massive Jaws and forelimbs, there's little that this monster can't handle in a straight up fight.

*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//Seraphon_warscroll_Saurus-Oldblood-en.pdf Saurus Oldblood]''' ''on Foot:'' (Saurus, 135pts): Your cheapest Saurus hero serves mainly as a force multiplier for nearby Saurus Warriors and Saurus Guard. While he's not necessarily a slouch in melee himself, the main benefit he brings to the table is his ability to coax a unit of Warriors or Guard (that has yet to fight that turn) to fight immediately before or after him during the combat phase. He can also enhance the All-Out Attack command to add 1 to their wound rolls (which admittedly, Saurus Warriors wounding on a 2+ is not a bad deal by any stretch). If he's by his lonesome, however, he's not going to be winning any Hero-of-the-Year awards. If you take him, make sure you bring a cadre of Saurus to keep close at all times.

*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//Seraphon_warscroll_Saurus-Oldblood-on-Carnosaur-en.pdf Saurus Oldblood on Carnosaur]:''' (Saurus, Behemoth, 285pts): 30 points more than a Scar-Veteran on a Carnosaur grants the Oldblood an 18" ranged shot as well as the ability to issue the same command twice in the same command phase, with the second command not costing any extra command points. The ranged blast is kinda swingy, with d6 shots hitting and wounding on 3+. Not the most efficient of ranged weapons, but if you're bringing a Carnosaur to hang back and shoot, you're playing the wrong faction. This monster still brings all the primal fury of a T-Rex to bear in melee and will match a Scar-Veteran Carnosaur swipe for swipe in battle. Still, unless you plan on abusing his command ability, you'd probably be better off just sparing a few points by sticking to the Scar-Veteran.

*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//Seraphon_warscroll_Saurus-Astrolith-Bearer-en.pdf Saurus Astrolith Bearer]:''' (Saurus, Totem, 140pts) A Scar-Veteran with a totem.  It allows any Seraphon wholly within 12" to ignore wounds or mortal wounds on a roll of 6 and gives +1 to casting spells and +6" to spell ranges which are all extremely desirable abilities. As if that wasn't enough, these guys can also be used as a focal point for celestial summoning. Usually, you have to summon units close to your Slann, but if you have an Astrolith bearer you can also summon units near the Astrolith bearer.