Editing Crusade Rules (section)

==Requisition points==
Requisition points can be used to purchase Requisitions: these can upgrade your Crusade force, or units within them. Each time you spend a Requisition point, reduce your total by 1. Each time you play a battle, you will gain 1 Requisition point after that battle has been completed, regardless of the result of the battle itself.

===Relics, Warlord Traits and Upgrades===
No model in your Order of Battle can have a Relic or a {{W40kKeyword|Warlord}} Trait unless you have purchased the appropriate Requisition. This means that your {{W40kKeyword|Warlord}} does not automatically have a {{W40kKeyword|Warlord}} Trait, and you do not automatically get to give a Relic to one {{W40kKeyword|CHARACTER}} in your army.

===Named Characters===
Named characters always have a {{W40kKeyword|Warlord}} Trait, even if they are not your {{W40kKeyword|Warlord}} (in such cases they are only considered to be your {{W40kKeyword|Warlord}} for the purposes of their trait). If a publication lists what a named character's {{W40kKeyword|Warlord}} Trait must be, then it must be this; they have this {{W40kKeyword|Warlord}} Trait even if another model in your Order of Battle already has this {{W40kKeyword|Warlord}} Trait, but having this named character in your Order of Battle does not prevent another model in your Order of Battle from having this Warlord Trait.

===Knight Characters===
{{W40kKeyword|IMPERIAL KNIGHT}} Detachments and {{W40kKeyword|CHAOS KNIGHT}} Detachments both have a Detachment ability (Knight Lances and Traitoris Lances respectively). The part of this ability that enables a model to gain the {{W40kKeyword|CHARACTER}} keyword does not apply to Crusade Armies. The only method by which an IMPERIAL KNIGHT or a CHAOS KNIGHT model can gain the {{W40kKeyword|CHARACTER}} keyword is by purchasing the Specialist Reinforcements Requisition when it is added to your Order of Battle in order to use either the ''Exalted Court'' or ''Tyrannical Court'' Stratagems.