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			'''These are the rules for Deathrattle prior to the release of the [[Age of Sigmar/Tactics/Death/Legions of Nagash\| Legions of Nagash]] Battletome, and as such are no longer matched play valid.'''

	==Why play <s>Skelingtons</s> Deathrattle?==		==Why play <s>Skelingtons</s> Deathrattle?==
	Deathrattle are one of the few '''Death''' armies that look like an actual army (sans support units like skirmishers, siege weapons and other non-combat personnel... unless you have some [[Squat\|Tomb Kings]] lying around such as a Screaming Skull Catapult or Skeleton Horse Archers). Maybe you have a surplus of bone paints. Maybe you like the rusted and mold aspect of the armors. Maybe you played "Skeletons+Necromancers+Corpse Carts/Meat Wagons" in [[Warcraft]] III and wanted to repeat the strategy in AoS. Whatever the case, Deathrattle is a surprisingly effective army for being a bunch of bones. Their elite units can deal more damage on 6s and their basic skeletons can launch a surprising amount of attacks if the unit is big enough. It's not an army to take lightly.		Deathrattle are one of the few '''Death''' armies that look like an actual army (sans support units like skirmishers, siege weapons and other non-combat personnel... unless you have some [[Squat\|Tomb Kings]] lying around such as a Screaming Skull Catapult or Skeleton Horse Archers). Maybe you have a surplus of bone paints. Maybe you like the rusted and mold aspect of the armors. Maybe you played "Skeletons+Necromancers+Corpse Carts/Meat Wagons" in [[Warcraft]] III and wanted to repeat the strategy in AoS. Whatever the case, Deathrattle is a surprisingly effective army for being a bunch of bones. Their elite units can deal more damage on 6s and their basic skeletons can launch a surprising amount of attacks if the unit is big enough. It's not an army to take lightly.

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	[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls/aos-warscroll-black-knights-en.pdf '''Black Knights''']		[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls/aos-warscroll-black-knights-en.pdf '''Black Knights''']

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	==Why play <s>Skelingtons</s> Deathrattle?==		==Why play <s>Skelingtons</s> Deathrattle?==
	Deathrattle are one of the few '''Death''' armies that look like an actual army (sans support units like skirmishers, siege weapons and other non-combat personnel... unless you have some [[Squat\|Tomb Kings]] lying around such as a Screaming Skull Catapult or Skeleton Horse Archers). Maybe you have a surplus of bone paints. Maybe you like the rusted and mold aspect of the armors. Maybe you played "Skeletons+Necromancers+Corpse Carts" in [[Warcraft]] III and wanted to repeat the strategy in AoS. Whatever the case, Deathrattle is a surprisingly effective army for being a bunch of bones. Their elite units can deal more damage on 6s and their basic skeletons can launch a surprising amount of attacks if the unit is big enough. It's not an army to take lightly.		Deathrattle are one of the few '''Death''' armies that look like an actual army (sans support units like skirmishers, siege weapons and other non-combat personnel... unless you have some [[Squat\|Tomb Kings]] lying around such as a Screaming Skull Catapult or Skeleton Horse Archers). Maybe you have a surplus of bone paints. Maybe you like the rusted and mold aspect of the armors. Maybe you played "Skeletons+Necromancers+Corpse Carts/Meat Wagons" in [[Warcraft]] III and wanted to repeat the strategy in AoS. Whatever the case, Deathrattle is a surprisingly effective army for being a bunch of bones. Their elite units can deal more damage on 6s and their basic skeletons can launch a surprising amount of attacks if the unit is big enough. It's not an army to take lightly.

	Also, maybe you wanted to play many [[Tomb Kings\|Khemri]] units with a non-legacy list.		Also, maybe you wanted to play many [[Tomb Kings\|Khemri]] units with a non-legacy list.


	==Allegiance==		==Allegiance==

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	*'''Shields:''' Deathrattle shields provide +1 to their save, so long as there is no rend. This gives your skeletons an "all or nothing" level of durability.		*'''Shields:''' Deathrattle shields provide +1 to their save, so long as there is no rend. This gives your skeletons an "all or nothing" level of durability.

	*'''Banners:'''		*'''Banners:''' No longer the must take Nagash sent game breakers they once were. They now only grant a -1 Bravery penalty to nearby enemy units, still objectivly good but no longer essential.
	No longer the must take Nagash sent game breakers they once were. They now only grant a -1 Bravery penalty to nearby enemy units, still objectivly good but no longer essential.

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	*'''Banners:'''		*'''Banners:'''
	-~~---~~		No longer the must take Nagash sent game breakers they once were. They now only grant a -1 Bravery penalty to nearby enemy units, still objectivly good but no longer essential.
	~~These are down-right amazing. reviving d6 dead models on the 'normal'~~ units, ~~and d3 models on 'elite' ones (this includes the multi-wound cavalry). These are where your durability comes from, which is even more important with the summoning nerf in matched play~~.
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	*'''Shields:''' Deathrattle shields provide +1 to their save, so long as there is no rend. This gives your skeletons an "all or nothing" level of durability.		*'''Shields:''' Deathrattle shields provide +1 to their save, so long as there is no rend. This gives your skeletons an "all or nothing" level of durability.

	*'''Banners:''' These are down-right amazing. reviving d6 dead models on the 'normal' units, and d3 models on 'elite' ones (this includes the multi-wound cavalry). These are where your durability comes from, which is even more important with the summoning nerf in matched play.		*'''Banners:'''
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			These are down-right amazing. reviving d6 dead models on the 'normal' units, and d3 models on 'elite' ones (this includes the multi-wound cavalry). These are where your durability comes from, which is even more important with the summoning nerf in matched play.
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	*'''Musicians:''' You ALWAYS have at least a 6" charge, so long as the musician is alive in the unit. A pretty solid option for ensuring you don't roll a double 1 at the worst time.		*'''Musicians:''' You ALWAYS have at least a 6" charge, so long as the musician is alive in the unit. A pretty solid option for ensuring you don't roll a double 1 at the worst time.

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	===Battle Traits===		===Battle Traits===
	*'''Deathless Minions:''' Negate wounds, mortal or otherwise, on units at 6" of your general or a '''DEATH HERO''' on a 6+. The same ability the Infernal Standard does, but at closer range and ALL your Heroes have it. This can make you less dependent on the standard and include more hacking things with a Black Axe; or extend the buff to all your army for free. Either way, Deathrattle benefits greatly from this.		*'''Deathless Minions:''' Negate wounds, mortal or otherwise, on units at 6" of your general or a '''DEATH HERO''' on a 6+. The same ability the Infernal Standard does, but at closer range and ALL your Heroes have it. This can make you less dependent on the standard and include more hacking things with a Black Axe; or extend the buff to all your army for free. Either way, Deathrattle benefits greatly from this.


	===Command Traits===		===Command Traits===