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115.70.44.117: /* Pros */

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Pros

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Cons

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	* Most of your army is slow. As a result, shooting armies can really hurt Bonereapers (especially the Kharadron Overlords), though there are a few ways to take the sting off.		* Most of your army is slow. As a result, shooting armies can really hurt Bonereapers (especially the Kharadron Overlords), though there are a few ways to take the sting off.
	* Shooting is almost non-existent. Apart from the amazing Mortek Crawler, you only have the Gothizzar Harvester's shooting and Nagash's laser eyes.		* Shooting is almost non-existent. Apart from the amazing Mortek Crawler, you only have the Gothizzar Harvester's shooting and Nagash's laser eyes.
	* There were several sweet generic Command Point abilities added... that Bonereapers alone are unable to use due to the RDP mechanic (the price Bonereapers pay for being the only ones able to spam CA now). Also, you still gain a regular command point each turn which you can't use... but some opponents can steal and then use against you.
	* The army's quite straightforward and lacking in useful tricks. There's no summoning or deepstrike. Any decent opponent knows what you will do. There is a teleportation mechanic, but it's very gimmicky, expensive and requires a lot of cunning to get something out of it.
	* Unreliable at dealing Mortal Wounds. While most units and characters have at least one way to deal with Mortal Wounds, it often relies on the situation (Kavalos Bonereapers charging) or is one use only (Mortek Crawler's Cursed Lodestone) in addition to the dice. Even when spamming MW dealers including the Crematorians Legion and anyone with "Kavalos" in their name, it still relies a lot on the dice.		* Unreliable at dealing Mortal Wounds. While most units and characters have at least one way to deal with Mortal Wounds, it often relies on the situation (Kavalos Bonereapers charging) or is one use only (Mortek Crawler's Cursed Lodestone) in addition to the dice. Even when spamming MW dealers including the Crematorians Legion and anyone with "Kavalos" in their name, it still relies a lot on the dice.
	* One of the Endless Spells is horrible. Soulstealer Carrion has mediocre effects with an insane points cost.
	* Magic is average and mostly around buffing allies and debuffing enemies. Sure, Nagash and Arkhan are there, but the magic lore is still unimpressive, especially compared to real magical factions (looking at you, Tzeentch, Lumineth and Seraphon).		* Magic is average and mostly around buffing allies and debuffing enemies. Sure, Nagash and Arkhan are there, but the magic lore is still unimpressive, especially compared to real magical factions (looking at you, Tzeentch, Lumineth and Seraphon).
	* Nagash is overcosted. Despite what he brings, his points cost is way too high.		* Nagash is overcosted. Despite what he brings, his points cost is way too high.

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2023-02-05T00:28:15Z

Endless Spells

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	*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Bone-tithe-Shrieker-en.pdf Bone-tithe Shrieker]''': 50 points, Enemies cannot receive the Inspiring Presence or Rally commands, and +1 to be hit to enemy units within 12" of it. Simple, but effective. Place it just in front of your battle line to make the enemy think twice or use it to make holding an objective less than desirable.		*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Bone-tithe-Shrieker-en.pdf Bone-tithe Shrieker]''': 50 points, Enemies cannot receive the Inspiring Presence or Rally commands, and +1 to be hit to enemy units within 12" of it. Simple, but effective. Place it just in front of your battle line to make the enemy think twice or use it to make holding an objective less than desirable.
	*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Soulstealer-Carrion-en.pdf Soulstealer Carrion]''': 50 points, Gives LOS to the Soul-Linked wizard, but that's not it's selling point. That would be the ability "Soul Thief". Roll a D6 at the end of each Phase if any Chaos, Order, or Destruction models were slain within 6" of it. On a 1 or 2, the Wizard this Endless Spell is Soul-Linked with heals a wound. On a 3 or 4, it does 1 Mortal Wound on each Chaos, Destruction or Order unit within 6" of it, and on a 5-6, it does both effects. This would be AMAZINGLY fun if you're not playing against another Death army, as a potential a multi-phase aoe mortal wound pulsing engine... but it's too expensive, even at 50 points. Skip this horrible Endless Spell.		*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Soulstealer-Carrion-en.pdf Soulstealer Carrion]''': 50 points, Gives LOS to the Soul-Linked wizard, but that's not it's selling point. That would be the ability "Soul Thief". Roll a D6 at the end of each Phase if any Chaos, Order, or Destruction models were slain within 6" of it. On a 1 or 2, the Wizard this Endless Spell is Soul-Linked with heals a wound. On a 3 or 4, it does 1 Mortal Wound on each Chaos, Destruction or Order unit within 6" of it, and on a 5-6, it does both effects. This would be AMAZINGLY fun if you're not playing against another Death army, as a potential a multi-phase aoe mortal wound pulsing engine... but it's too expensive, even at 50 points. Skip this horrible Endless Spell.
	*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Nightmare-Predator-en.pdf The Nightmare Predator]''': 60 points, Your standard causes Mortal Wounds Endless Spell (dealing D3 Mortal Wounds to all non-bonecasts within 3" of it), but with a twist - when cast, pick an enemy Hero to be marked as its prey. If this spell gets within range of them, it spits out D6 mortal wounds instead.		*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Nightmare-Predator-en.pdf The Nightmare Predator]''': 40 points, Your standard causes Mortal Wounds Endless Spell (dealing D3 Mortal Wounds to all non-bonecasts within 3" of it), but with a twist - when cast, pick an enemy Hero to be marked as its prey. If this spell gets within range of them, it spits out D6 mortal wounds instead.

	==<span style=color:Gray>Famous Legions</span>==		==<span style=color:Gray>Famous Legions</span>==

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Hekatos

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	===Hekatos===		===Hekatos===
	*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Necropolis-Stalkers-en.pdf Necropolis Stalkers]''': (~~180pts~~, Min:3, Max:6) Speedy, Re-rolling, <s>tyranid warriors </s> skeleton boys. Each turn, these massive lads pick whether they want to re-roll hits, wounds, saves, or add +1 to their weapons' Rend and Damage. While rerolling saves is nice when you get charged by something scary, you'll almost always use +1 rend and damage, as it turns your basic stalker into a stormcast blender, and your unit leader <s>into a literal monster</s> into an equally strong blender as the normal weapons, when enhanced with -1 rend and +1 dmg, are actually stronger than the special weapon, proven by Mathhammer. Their command ability that lets them re-roll run and charge rolls while also ignoring terrain as if they could fly.		*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Necropolis-Stalkers-en.pdf Necropolis Stalkers]''': (165pts, Min:3, Max:6) Speedy, Re-rolling, <s>tyranid warriors </s> skeleton boys. Each turn, these massive lads pick whether they want to re-roll hits, wounds, saves, or add +1 to their weapons' Rend and Damage. While rerolling saves is nice when you get charged by something scary, you'll almost always use +1 rend and damage, as it turns your basic stalker into a stormcast blender, and your unit leader <s>into a literal monster</s> into an equally strong blender as the normal weapons, when enhanced with -1 rend and +1 dmg, are actually stronger than the special weapon, proven by Mathhammer. Their command ability that lets them re-roll run and charge rolls while also ignoring terrain as if they could fly.
	** Another option is to run them with a Soulmason equipped with the Gothizzar Cartouche in support which gives +1 to wound rolls. Now, assuming you also have Katakros on the board and you can get Soul-Guide onto your Stalkers then the best Aspect to run is the Destroyer Aspect because this combo would then mean your hitting on 2's and re-rolling 1's '''AND''' wounding on 2's (with spirit blades)		** Another option is to run them with a Soulmason equipped with the Gothizzar Cartouche in support which gives +1 to wound rolls. Now, assuming you also have Katakros on the board and you can get Soul-Guide onto your Stalkers then the best Aspect to run is the Destroyer Aspect because this combo would then mean your hitting on 2's and re-rolling 1's '''AND''' wounding on 2's (with spirit blades)
	** Upon testing with Mathhammer, in this precise scenario, precision still pulls far ahead if you take 3 of the normal weapons and give them all of these buffs. There is around an average damage difference of 5 per round.		** Upon testing with Mathhammer, in this precise scenario, precision still pulls far ahead if you take 3 of the normal weapons and give them all of these buffs. There is around an average damage difference of 5 per round.
	*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Immortis-Guard-en.pdf Immortis Guard]''': (190pts, Min:3, Max:6)The Anvil to the stalker's hammer. These guys have a lower damage output, with 2 3+/3+/-2/2 damage (though the base rend 2 is nice), and the ability to bop someone with their shields for a bit of extra damage, with the occasional mortal wound when rolling a 6. Their main draw, however, is their base 3+ save and bodyguard ability. Whenever they're within 3" of a friendly hero, on a 2+ they must eat a wound or mortal wound that would have been applied to said hero. Their command ability lets them immediately pile in and swing again after their first go, but only with their shields. Less than impressive, but nice for positioning. Having two weapons means they get more out of the Liege's extra attack command ability, and with their own on top of that the mortal wounds do become bit more reliable. Unfortunately, OBR doesn't have the luxury to be spending points on these awesome bodyguard chads so these guys have to date never seen any competitive play.

	*'''Morghasts [https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Morghast-Archai-en.pdf Archai] & [https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Morghast-Harbingers-en.pdf Harbingers]''': (~~190~~/~~185pts~~, Min:2, Max:4) Nagash's angels of death come in 2 flavors, with the archai having a chance to shrug off mortal wounds, and harbingers getting a 3d6 charge. Beyond those differences either one is monstrous combatants, and tough to boot, with 6 wounds 4+ armor and being Hekatos for the death save. They also have a bravery debuff as a bonus. You should always take the halberd for 3 attacks at 3+/3+/-2/3, as they will only do less damage against units with a 6+ save, shown by Mathhammer. You don't want your Morghasts engaging Chaff, as they aren't meant to be wiping chaff for you. Additionally, adding attacks to the Halberd from your Liege is much stronger than doing so to your swords.		*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Immortis-Guard-en.pdf Immortis Guard]''': (160pts, Min:3, Max:6)The Anvil to the stalker's hammer. These guys have a lower damage output, with 2 3+/3+/-2/2 damage (though the base rend 2 is nice), and the ability to bop someone with their shields for a bit of extra damage, with the occasional mortal wound when rolling a 6. Their main draw, however, is their base 3+ save and bodyguard ability. Whenever they're within 3" of a friendly hero, on a 2+ they must eat a wound or mortal wound that would have been applied to said hero. Their command ability lets them immediately pile in and swing again after their first go, but only with their shields. Less than impressive, but nice for positioning. Having two weapons means they get more out of the Liege's extra attack command ability, and with their own on top of that the mortal wounds do become bit more reliable. Unfortunately, OBR doesn't have the luxury to be spending points on these awesome bodyguard chads so these guys have to date never seen any competitive play.

			*'''Morghasts [https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Morghast-Archai-en.pdf Archai] & [https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Morghast-Harbingers-en.pdf Harbingers]''': (160/165pts, Min:2, Max:4) Nagash's angels of death come in 2 flavors, with the archai having a chance to shrug off mortal wounds, and harbingers getting a 3d6 charge. Beyond those differences either one is monstrous combatants, and tough to boot, with 6 wounds 4+ armor and being Hekatos for the death save. They also have a bravery debuff as a bonus. You should always take the halberd for 3 attacks at 3+/3+/-2/3, as they will only do less damage against units with a 6+ save, shown by Mathhammer. You don't want your Morghasts engaging Chaff, as they aren't meant to be wiping chaff for you. Additionally, adding attacks to the Halberd from your Liege is much stronger than doing so to your swords. Of the two, usually take Harbingers over Archai - the Bonereapers are not lacking survivability, but they can always use a faster combat unit, especially a flyer.
	** See the above option for Stalkers and apply to Morghasts - you'll lose out on the re-rolling wounds but up the rend to -2 and the damage to 3 (with halberds) so the Mathammer will result in more wounds on average (even if you run swords) - only real issue with this is keep up with the Morghasts on your bone throne.		** See the above option for Stalkers and apply to Morghasts - you'll lose out on the re-rolling wounds but up the rend to -2 and the damage to 3 (with halberds) so the Mathammer will result in more wounds on average (even if you run swords) - only real issue with this is keep up with the Morghasts on your bone throne.
	** Following the Petrifex nerf, these guys just got a bit more viable. They mesh well with quite a few Legions (the Archai save against spells compliments Null Myriad spell nullifying, the Harbingers compliment the Stalliarch rules - and they're probably our best unit against the Kharadron Overlords and more).		** Following the Petrifex nerf, these guys just got a bit more viable. They mesh well with quite a few Legions (the Archai save against spells compliments Null Myriad spell nullifying, the Harbingers compliment the Stalliarch rules - and they're probably our best unit against the Kharadron Overlords and more).

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Behemoths

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	===Behemoths===		===Behemoths===
	*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Gothizzar-Harvester-en.pdf Gothizzar Harvester]''': (~~215pts~~, Behemoth) Big guy has 10 wounds and a 4+ save. Has good damage potential with 4 solid ranged attacks and a BUNCH of 2 damage melee swings, with a choice between bludgeons or sickles. These weapons have the exact same melee stats, but different effects. Bludgeons do 2 mortal wounds on unmodified hits of 6 instead of normal damage, while the sickles get +1 to hit against units with 5+ models. The Bludgeons are the better choice, as there are other ways to boost hit rolls and Mortal Wounds are useful whoever you're up against. More importantly than that, this guy is another healer/source of precious calcium. Each time any models (friend or foe) die within 3" of him, he can heal an Ossiarch Bonereaper unit within 6" on a 4+. The heals he gives depends on the wounds characteristic of the model slain. It's worth noting he can do this to himself, making his relatively fragile 10 wounds and 4+ save last a little longer.		*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Gothizzar-Harvester-en.pdf Gothizzar Harvester]''': (200pts, Behemoth) Big guy has 10 wounds and a 4+ save. Has good damage potential with 4 solid ranged attacks and a BUNCH of 2 damage melee swings, with a choice between bludgeons or sickles. These weapons have the exact same melee stats, but different effects. Bludgeons do 2 mortal wounds on unmodified hits of 6 instead of normal damage, while the sickles get +1 to hit against units with 5+ models. The Bludgeons are the better choice, as there are other ways to boost hit rolls and Mortal Wounds are useful whoever you're up against. More importantly than that, this guy is another healer/source of precious calcium. Each time any models (friend or foe) die within 3" of him, he can heal an Ossiarch Bonereaper unit within 6" on a 4+. The heals he gives depends on the wounds characteristic of the model slain. It's worth noting he can do this to himself, making his relatively fragile 10 wounds and 4+ save last a little longer.
	**For the Crematorians, this guy makes the list even more trollish. Camp him by your Mortek Guard, and when they die and cause mortal wounds, he can heal them right back up. Free mortal wounds, anyone?		**For the Crematorians, this guy makes the list even more trollish. Camp him by your Mortek Guard, and when they die and cause mortal wounds, he can heal them right back up. Free mortal wounds, anyone?
	*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Mortek-Crawler-en.pdf Mortek Crawler]''': (~~215pts~~, Artillery, Behemoth) The most trolltastic catapult in all of AoS. With a nice 36" range and solid durability, it starts as a remarkably strong springboard for the absolute terror of its ammo types. Once per battle, you can fire a different choice of ammo from two different options and their effects are trolltastically memeable.		*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Mortek-Crawler-en.pdf Mortek Crawler]''': (200pts, Artillery, Behemoth) The most trolltastic catapult in all of AoS. With a nice 36" range and solid durability, it starts as a remarkably strong springboard for the absolute terror of its ammo types. Once per battle, you can fire a different choice of ammo from two different options and their effects are trolltastically memeable.
	**Necrotic Skulls: Your normal shots. You're getting a pretty hefty 3 2+/3+/-/variable shots that start at 5 damage, and dips down to 1 as the model takes damage. Great as a general all-rounder, and in MOST scenarios is strictly better than going for one of the situational special shots below.		**Necrotic Skulls: Your normal shots. You're getting a pretty hefty 3 2+/3+/-/variable shots that start at 5 damage, and dips down to 1 as the model takes damage. Great as a general all-rounder, and in MOST scenarios is strictly better than going for one of the situational special shots below.
	***Just to reiterate however: 3 shots at 5 damage initially. Although lack of rend hurts, this is a horde killing volley beyond compare, particularly as their hit and wound rolls are so good.		***Just to reiterate however: 3 shots at 5 damage initially. Although lack of rend hurts, this is a horde killing volley beyond compare, particularly as their hit and wound rolls are so good.

115.70.44.117: /* Pros */

2022-09-18T15:47:00Z

Pros

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	* They use the Relentless Discipline Points mechanic (also called RDP) instead of Command Points. Things that screw with CP won't hinder them from using Command Abilities.		* They use the Relentless Discipline Points mechanic (also called RDP) instead of Command Points. Things that screw with CP won't hinder them from using Command Abilities.
	* [[Awesome\|In 3.0 they are the only army that can use command abilities more than once in the same phase due to the relentless discipline points mechanic]].		* [[Awesome\|In 3.0 they are the only army that can use command abilities more than once in the same phase due to the relentless discipline points mechanic]].
	* ~~They're a~~ Death army ~~that isn't~~ reliant on ~~Heroes~~. ~~Unit~~ champions have the HEKATOS keyword, which ~~gives~~ a smaller radius of ~~6+ Deathless saves and allows them to use RDP abilities~~. Certain elite units are also HEKATOS, so they can function completely independently.		* The one Death army not reliant on hero models. Their units are too good to be considered chaff and unit champions have the HEKATOS keyword, which lets them function as heroes with a smaller radius (6" instead of 12"). Certain elite units are also HEKATOS, so they can function completely independently and issue commands too.
	* If you're sick of those magic-heavy armies like Tzeentch's forces, the Lizardmen and the Lumineth, the Null Myriad Bonereaper Legion is for you with army-wide +5 immunity to spells that can be buffed.		* If you're sick of those magic-heavy armies like Tzeentch's forces, the Lizardmen and the Lumineth, the Null Myriad Bonereaper Legion is for you with army-wide +5 immunity to spells that can be buffed.
	* Almost everything is 3+ to hit, with various ways to boost it.		* Almost everything is 3+ to hit, with various ways to boost it.

115.70.44.117: /* Endless Spells */

2022-09-16T06:47:13Z

Endless Spells

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	An important distinction to note between these Endless Spells and others that exist is that the ones presented below have the '''Bonded''' ability, meaning they are always under the control of the casting wizard (no chance for them to go wild) whatever their range. The caster can not attempt to summon another Endless spell while Bonded. If the caster is removed, the bonded Endless spell is also removed.		An important distinction to note between these Endless Spells and others that exist is that the ones presented below have the '''Bonded''' ability, meaning they are always under the control of the casting wizard (no chance for them to go wild) whatever their range. The caster can not attempt to summon another Endless spell while Bonded. If the caster is removed, the bonded Endless spell is also removed.

	*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Bone-tithe-Shrieker-en.pdf Bone-tithe Shrieker]''': 50 points, Enemies cannot receive the Inspiring Presence or Rally commands, and +1 to be hit to enemy units within 12" of it. Simple, but effective. Place it just in front of your battle line to make the enemy think twice, or use it to make holding an objective less than desirable.		*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Bone-tithe-Shrieker-en.pdf Bone-tithe Shrieker]''': 50 points, Enemies cannot receive the Inspiring Presence or Rally commands, and +1 to be hit to enemy units within 12" of it. Simple, but effective. Place it just in front of your battle line to make the enemy think twice or use it to make holding an objective less than desirable.
	*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Soulstealer-Carrion-en.pdf Soulstealer Carrion]''': 50 points, Gives LOS to the Soul-Linked wizard, but that's not it's selling point. That would be the ability "Soul Thief". Roll a D6 at the end of each Phase if any Chaos, Order, or Destruction models were slain within 6" of it. On a 1 or 2, the Wizard this Endless Spell is Soul-Linked with heals a wound. On a 3 or 4, it does 1 Mortal Wound on each Chaos, Destruction or Order unit within 6" of it, and on a 5-6, it does both effects. This would be AMAZINGLY fun if you're not playing against another Death army, as a potential a multi-phase aoe mortal wound pulsing engine... but it's too expensive at 85 points. Skip this ~~horribly overpriced~~ Endless Spell.		*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Soulstealer-Carrion-en.pdf Soulstealer Carrion]''': 50 points, Gives LOS to the Soul-Linked wizard, but that's not it's selling point. That would be the ability "Soul Thief". Roll a D6 at the end of each Phase if any Chaos, Order, or Destruction models were slain within 6" of it. On a 1 or 2, the Wizard this Endless Spell is Soul-Linked with heals a wound. On a 3 or 4, it does 1 Mortal Wound on each Chaos, Destruction or Order unit within 6" of it, and on a 5-6, it does both effects. This would be AMAZINGLY fun if you're not playing against another Death army, as a potential a multi-phase aoe mortal wound pulsing engine... but it's too expensive, even at 50 points. Skip this horrible Endless Spell.
	*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Nightmare-Predator-en.pdf The Nightmare Predator]''': 60 points, Your standard causes Mortal Wounds Endless Spell (dealing D3 Mortal Wounds to all non-bonecasts within 3" of it), but with a twist - when cast, pick an enemy Hero to be marked as ~~it's~~ prey. If this spell gets within range of them, it spits out d6 mortal wounds instead.		*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos-warscroll-Nightmare-Predator-en.pdf The Nightmare Predator]''': 60 points, Your standard causes Mortal Wounds Endless Spell (dealing D3 Mortal Wounds to all non-bonecasts within 3" of it), but with a twist - when cast, pick an enemy Hero to be marked as its prey. If this spell gets within range of them, it spits out D6 mortal wounds instead.

	==<span style=color:Gray>Famous Legions</span>==		==<span style=color:Gray>Famous Legions</span>==

115.70.44.117: /* Spell Lore */

2022-09-16T06:45:25Z

Spell Lore

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	# '''Protection of Nagash: ''' CV6. 5+ FNP for the caster. If any wounds get through your FNP, and the caster isn't slain, remove them from the battlefield after all wounds have been allocated, and place them anywhere on the board 9" away from enemy models then dispel this spell. Great for getting important casters out of sticky situations, or absolutely hilarious on Nagash if you wanna fuck with your opponent.		# '''Protection of Nagash: ''' CV6. 5+ FNP for the caster. If any wounds get through your FNP, and the caster isn't slain, remove them from the battlefield after all wounds have been allocated, and place them anywhere on the board 9" away from enemy models then dispel this spell. Great for getting important casters out of sticky situations, or absolutely hilarious on Nagash if you wanna fuck with your opponent.
	# '''Reinforce Battle-shields: ''' CV6. Pick 1 {{AOSKeyword\|BONEREAPERS}} unit armed with Shields or Nadirite Battle-shields wholly within 24" and visible. Until the start of your next hero phase, they gain a 5+ FNP but only for mortal wounds. Pair this with a gothizzar harvester, the reroll saves command ability for some truly unkillable troops.		# '''Reinforce Battle-shields: ''' CV6. Pick 1 {{AOSKeyword\|BONEREAPERS}} unit armed with Shields or Nadirite Battle-shields wholly within 24" and visible. Until the start of your next hero phase, they gain a 5+ FNP but only for mortal wounds. Pair this with a gothizzar harvester, the reroll saves command ability for some truly unkillable troops.
	# '''Drain Vitality: ''' CV6. Pick 1 enemy unit within 18" and visible. Until your next hero phase, reroll unmodified hit and save rolls of 6 made by that unit. Situational, ~~it's overall less useful than~~ the ~~other options available~~. ~~However armies~~ with widespread mechanics revolving around rolling those 6's will hate this, such as the [[Lumineth Realm Lords\|Lu-methheads]], the [[Nighthaunt\|ghosties]] and [[Daughters of Khaine\|Morathi's cheerleaders]].		# '''Drain Vitality: ''' CV6. Pick 1 enemy unit within 18" and visible. Until your next hero phase, reroll unmodified hit and save rolls of 6 made by that unit. Situational, but decent in the current meta. Armies with widespread mechanics revolving around rolling those 6's will hate this, such as the [[Lumineth Realm Lords\|Lu-methheads]], the [[Nighthaunt\|ghosties]] and [[Daughters of Khaine\|Morathi's cheerleaders]].
	# '''Mortal Contract: ''' CV7. Pick 1 enemy unit within 18" and visible. For the rest of the '''BATTLE''', roll a die at the end of any phase that the unit dealt damage to a friendly {{AOSKeyword\|BONEREAPERS}} unit (but only if it was with an attack). On 3+, the cursed unit suffers D3 mortal wounds. Lawdy, this is probably the most obnoxious spell we can sling, if you can remember who you marked the entire game. Great into low unit-count armies.		# '''Mortal Contract: ''' CV7. Pick 1 enemy unit within 18" and visible. For the rest of the '''BATTLE''', roll a die at the end of any phase that the unit dealt damage to a friendly {{AOSKeyword\|BONEREAPERS}} unit (but only if it was with an attack). On 3+, the cursed unit suffers D3 mortal wounds. Lawdy, this is probably the most obnoxious spell we can sling, if you can remember who you marked the entire game. Great into low unit-count armies.

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	* Conversely, they have numerous ways to buff themselves.		* Conversely, they have numerous ways to buff themselves.
	* Very durable, and various ways to boost that to the point of being arguably the most durable army in the game.		* Very durable, and various ways to boost that to the point of being arguably the most durable army in the game.
	* Bonereaper legions bring awesome upgrades to your skellies. Want to ~~reduce bravery and stockpile RDP~~? go Mortis Praetorians. Want to ~~worsen the enemy's rend~~? go Petrifex Elite.		* Bonereaper legions bring awesome upgrades to your skellies. Want to countercharge? go Mortis Praetorians. Want to have tougher constructs? go Petrifex Elite.
	* Point-for-point, they have some of the strongest warscrolls of the game as few units can beat their ossiarch counterpart (Mortek Guard and Kavalos Deathriders are strong contenders for best battleline units in the game).		* Point-for-point, they have some of the strongest warscrolls of the game as few units can beat their ossiarch counterpart (Mortek Guard and Kavalos Deathriders are strong contenders for best battleline units in the game).
	* They use the Relentless Discipline Points mechanic (also called RDP) instead of Command Points. Things that screw with CP won't hinder them from using Command Abilities.
	* [[Awesome\|In 3.0 they are the only army that can use command abilities more than once in the same phase due to the relentless discipline points mechanic]].		* [[Awesome\|In 3.0 they are the only army that can use command abilities more than once in the same phase due to the relentless discipline points mechanic]].
	* The one Death army not reliant on hero models. Their units are too good to be considered chaff and unit champions have the HEKATOS keyword, which lets them function as heroes ~~with a smaller radius (6" instead of 12")~~. Certain elite units are also HEKATOS, so they can function completely independently and issue commands too.		* The one Death army not reliant on hero models. Their units are too good to be considered chaff and unit champions have the HEKATOS keyword, which lets them function as heroes for their unit. Certain elite units are also HEKATOS, so they can function completely independently and issue commands too.
	* If you're sick of those magic-heavy armies like Tzeentch's forces, the Lizardmen and the Lumineth, the Null Myriad Bonereaper Legion is for you with army-wide +5 immunity to spells ~~that can be buffed~~.		* If you're sick of those magic-heavy armies like Tzeentch's forces, the Lizardmen and the Lumineth, the Null Myriad Bonereaper Legion is for you with army-wide +2 immunity to spells while near MORTISAN characters or Arkhan.
	* Almost everything is 3+ to hit, with ~~various~~ ways to boost it.		* Almost everything is 3+ to hit, with ways to boost it.
	* With the Crematorians Bonereaper Legion, your guys can take enemies down with them when/if they're slain nearby - the more they attack you, the more they die! [[Awesome\|Rinse and repeat, since you can bring back slain models!]]		* With the Crematorians Bonereaper Legion, your guys can take enemies down with them when/if they're slain nearby - the more they attack you, the more they die! [[Awesome\|Rinse and repeat, since you can bring back slain models!]]
	* Nagash and Arkhan are the best spellcasters available to Death armies; [[Awesome\|Arkhan also benefits from keywords and Battle Traits]].		* Nagash and Arkhan are the best spellcasters available to Death armies; [[Awesome\|Arkhan also benefits from keywords and Battle Traits]].
	* Numerous characters and a unit that can heal anything in your army - including themselves - or bring back dead models from units.		* Numerous characters and a unit that can heal anything in your army - including themselves - or bring back dead models from units.
	* ~~Two of our three~~ Endless Spells are awesome. Not only that, all three are Bonded, so no friendly fire and they're always under the casting player's control.		* Our Endless Spells are awesome. Two are situational, but in that situation. Not only that, all three are Bonded, so no friendly fire and they're always under the casting player's control.
	* If you like bone puns...		* If you like bone puns...