Editing Warhammer Magic (section)

===Lore of the Wild===
Used exclusively by the Beastmen, essentially a corrupted version of the Lore of Beasts. Summons various monsters and tides of venomous insects. The single word to describe this lore is ''situational''. There are no hexes and only 1 augment, with a focus on close range damage spell.

* ''Lore Attribute:'' There is no Lore Attribute for the Lore of the Wild
* '''Bestial Surge:''' The signature spell. It allows all friendly units within 6" to move D6+1" towards an enemy unit, or straight forward if there are no visible enemy units. Units cannot charge with this spell. A very situational spell, can be useful if you are facing a gun line and you need to quickly close the gap or if you want rush a unit forward to block an enemy charge. 
* '''Viletide:''' A magic missile, 5D6 S1 hits. Since you'll be wounding most units on 6s anyway, targeting high toughness and low armour units is the best use. Great for taking out war machines.
* '''Devolve:''' All enemy units within 12" take a leadership test and lose wounds equal to the amount they fail by. Useless against high leadership armies, and made worse if the enemy general or BSB is nearly. Has its uses, but very situational.
* '''Bray-scream:''' A friendly character within 12" to make a S3 breath weapon attack, ignoring armour saves. In the right circumstances it could be good, but getting a character into a good position will be difficult.
* '''Traitor-kin:''' A very unique and hard to explain spell. Targets all enemy models (not units, but the individual models within those units) within 12” of the caster, provided that they have mounts of some kind. Also affects chariots and monsters with handlers. The mounts attack the riders, with as many automatic hits as the mount has attacks, and wounds with its base Strength. The rider or crew do not get any save bonuses from the beast or any barding it may be wearing against these attacks. Best used when there are strong mounts about, for example Demigryph Knights or Lords mounted on monsters.
* '''Mantle of Ghorok:''' My personal favourite spell of the lore. A character within 6" gains D6 Attacks and Strength (rolled separately). If either of the dice rolls a 6, the character also takes a wound with no saves. Turns weak characters into decent fighters, and medium to strong characters into combat monsters.
* '''Savage Dominion:''' Summons a Giant, Ghorgon or Jabberslythe, which is placed anywhere on a board edge. Every time the beast suffers a wound the Shaman must take a Toughness test or suffer one as well, with no saves allowed. The shaman cannot cast any other spells once the monster is in play, and the monster vanishes if the Shaman dies. As you can probably guess, it's situational. Gaining an extra monster is always useful, but you'll have to decide if losing control of your shaman is worth it and if the possibility of them failing their Toughness tests is too risky.