Editing Warhammer Underworlds (section)

====Eyes of the Nine====
[[File:EyesOfTheNine.jpg|right|250px|Just as planned!]]A goodie-bag of Tzeentch: a leading Magister, two Kairic Acolytes, a Blue Horror, and a Tzaangor. They get inspired by successfully performing ranged attacks (with the exception of Tzaangor K'Charik, who is inspired when someone next to him casts a spell, and the Horrors, who don't get inspired at all.) This Inspire condition is harder than it sounds, as the ranged attacks are terribly difficult to actually pull off. The Kairic Acolytes Inspired aren't that much stronger than they are uninspired, so it's good to use them to bait your opponent rather than rely on them. The Magister Vortemis the All-Seeing is rather squishy with only 4 wounds and 1 dodge, but his ranged attack power is high and he can summon a Blue Horror on any starting hex that splits into a Brimstone Horror pair when it dies. (Yes, this includes the enemy's starting hexes too.) As an added bonus, the Horror can be re-summoned any time it's been slain with all of its upgrades intact, making it a constant threat as long as Vortemis is around to bring it back. The Tzaangor is a pretty standard beatstick, and one of the Acolytes has Cleave to deal with tougher targets.

The Eyes of the Nine's deck is strongly control-oriented to take advantage of their good speed and summonable Horror, with plenty of cards that shift the positions of fighters around. And what kind of Tzeentch-themed army would they be if they didn't supplement that with hard-hitting spells?

There are some very interesting warband specific upgrades for your fighters, yet your guys are so brittle that there's no logic in upgrading them. Your band should keep a Mollog's Mob proportions of upgrades - all of them on the leader or the horror.

[[File:ZarbagsGits.jpg|left|250px|Nine gits! NINE!]]