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	'''These rules have be succeeded by the [[Age of Sigmar/Tactics/Order/Cities of Sigmar\|Cities of Sigmar]] Battletome.'''		'''These rules have been succeeded by the [[Age of Sigmar/Tactics/Order/Cities of Sigmar\|Cities of Sigmar]] Battletome.'''

	These guys have now become their own faction. You can run then alone (as they actually have leaders and battleline units) or as part of an allied force.		These guys have now become their own faction. You can run then alone (as they actually have leaders and battleline units) or as part of an allied force.

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			'''These rules have be succeeded by the [[Age of Sigmar/Tactics/Order/Cities of Sigmar\|Cities of Sigmar]] Battletome.'''

	These guys have now become their own faction. You can run then alone (as they actually have leaders and battleline units) or as part of an allied force.		These guys have now become their own faction. You can run then alone (as they actually have leaders and battleline units) or as part of an allied force.

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	*'''Tenebrous Court:'''		*'''Tenebrous Court:'''

	[[Category:Age of Sigmar]] [[Category:Age of Sigmar/Tactics]]		[[Category:Age of Sigmar]] [[Category:Age of Sigmar/Tactics/Old]]
	~~{{Age_of_Sigmar_Tactics}}~~

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Rulebooks

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	*Matched play points are in the ''General's Handbook 2019''.		*Matched play points are in the ''General's Handbook 2019''.
	*Alternatively up to date Warscrolls can be found in the ''WH AoS'' app.		*Alternatively up to date Warscrolls can be found in the ''WH AoS'' app.
			*Due to be included in the upcoming Cities of Sigmar battletome.

	As with all factions you'll want:		As with all factions you'll want:

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Allied Armies

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	==Allied Armies==		==Allied Armies==
			===Mercenary Companies===
			*'''Blacksmoke Battery:'''
			*'''Greyfyrd:'''
			*'''Grugg Brothers:'''
			*'''Gutstuffers:''' They can re-roll charge rolls but they are forced to charge at the closest enemy unit within 12". It's your call if you want to use this company.
			*'''Nimyard’s Rough-Riders:'''
			*'''Order of the Blood-Drenched Rose:'''
			*'''Rampagers:'''
			*'''Skroug’s Menagerie:'''
			*'''Sons of the Lichemaster:'''
			*'''Tenebrous Court:'''

	[[Category:Age of Sigmar]] [[Category:Age of Sigmar/Tactics]]		[[Category:Age of Sigmar]] [[Category:Age of Sigmar/Tactics]]
	{{Age_of_Sigmar_Tactics}}		{{Age_of_Sigmar_Tactics}}

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Rulebooks

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	*The ''Grand Alliance Order'' book has all the Warscrolls and Battalions.		*The ''Grand Alliance Order'' book has all the Warscrolls and Battalions.
	*This should be supplemented with the Grand Alliance Order ''Errata'' and ''Designers' Commentary'' from the [https://www.warhammer-community.com/faqs/ FAQs].		*This should be supplemented with the Grand Alliance Order ''Errata'' and ''Designers' Commentary'' from the [https://www.warhammer-community.com/faqs/ FAQs].
	*Matched play points are in the ''General's Handbook ~~2018~~''.		*Matched play points are in the ''General's Handbook 2019''.
	*Alternatively up to date Warscrolls can be found in the ''WH AoS'' app.		*Alternatively up to date Warscrolls can be found in the ''WH AoS'' app.

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Behemoth

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	*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls/aos-warscroll-frostheart-phoenix-en.pdf Frostheart Phoenix]:''' ''Also counts as LEADER if ridden by an Anointed.'' Compared to the Flamesypre Phoenix, the Frostheart is an grizzled, old, durable bastard that can protect other units. While it doesn't dole out mortal wounds the same way as its younger cousin, it does have better close combat ability as Ice-Hard Talons have a better hit rate and more attacks overall when compared to Flaming Talons.		*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls/aos-warscroll-frostheart-phoenix-en.pdf Frostheart Phoenix]:''' ''Also counts as LEADER if ridden by an Anointed.'' Compared to the Flamesypre Phoenix, the Frostheart is an grizzled, old, durable bastard that can protect other units. While it doesn't dole out mortal wounds the same way as its younger cousin, it does have better close combat ability as Ice-Hard Talons have a better hit rate and more attacks overall when compared to Flaming Talons.
	**Frosthearts also have the ''Attuned to Magic'' ability just like the fiery phoenix, so glue it to Wizards for more survivability.		**Frosthearts also have the ''Attuned to Magic'' ability just like the fiery phoenix, so glue it to Wizards for more survivability.
	**Frostheart Phoenixes trade Wall of Fire and the ability to respawn for ''Bizzard Aura''. Enemies within 9" ~~when they choose to attack~~ get chilled and must apply -1 to their wound rolls when they ~~make attacks~~. This does not explicitly specify whether melee or ranged, even though the range of the aura is short, don't forget this as it might become relevant particularly when your Phoenix gets close to the enemy. This is a huge help to fragile friendly units who get the bonus just by being close to your bird. It also means you always get the bonus when charged against enemies!! The range goes down if it gets wounded, but for the most part it will always apply to itself at least, making it harder to kill if nothing else.		**Frostheart Phoenixes trade Wall of Fire and the ability to respawn for ''Bizzard Aura''. Enemies within 9" get chilled and must apply -1 to their wound rolls when they choose to attack. This does not explicitly specify whether melee or ranged, even though the range of the aura is short, don't forget this as it might become relevant particularly when your Phoenix gets close to the enemy. This is a huge help to fragile friendly units who get the bonus just by being close to your bird. It also means you always get the bonus when charged against enemies!! The range goes down if it gets wounded, but for the most part it will always apply to itself at least, making it harder to kill if nothing else.
	**Like the Flamespyre, it can be ridden by an Anointed. In the Frostheart's case it probably benefits more, since it is the bird that is more likely to get stuck into close combat, so you'll want those extra attacks granted by the halberd, along with the buff of re-rolling failed wounds granted from the command ability. Though since it also doesn't have the ability to come back from the dead you will be depending on the added protection of the Witness to Destiny ability to keep it on the table.		**Like the Flamespyre, it can be ridden by an Anointed. In the Frostheart's case it probably benefits more, since it is the bird that is more likely to get stuck into close combat, so you'll want those extra attacks granted by the halberd, along with the buff of re-rolling failed wounds granted from the command ability. Though since it also doesn't have the ability to come back from the dead you will be depending on the added protection of the Witness to Destiny ability to keep it on the table.
	**Whatever version you pick depends on the role you want it to perform: The Flamespyre prefers a mobile strategy of gliding around and looking for units to wipe out with its mortal wound ability and potentially redeploying later in the game to continue burning units. The Frostheart is more of an anchor unit who can protect units with its aura while getting stuck in with its superior attacking potential.		**Whatever version you pick depends on the role you want it to perform: The Flamespyre prefers a mobile strategy of gliding around and looking for units to wipe out with its mortal wound ability and potentially redeploying later in the game to continue burning units. The Frostheart is more of an anchor unit who can protect units with its aura while getting stuck in with its superior attacking potential.

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Con

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	===Con===		===Con===
	*Limited unit options. You're not exactly spoiled for choice with only 4 warscrolls.		*Limited unit options. You're not exactly spoiled for choice with only 4 warscrolls.
	*No unique allegiance abilities, meaning you'll be left lagging ~~against~~ the unique mechanics of other factions. Hopefully GW will fix this one day by releasing a battle tome for all non-Daughters of Khaine or deepkin Elf armies.		*No unique allegiance abilities, meaning you'll be left lagging behind the unique mechanics of other factions. Hopefully GW will fix this one day by releasing a battle tome for all non-Daughters of Khaine or deepkin Elf armies.
	*No access to any ranged units without allying in other armies. Your force is entirely close-combat oriented, which is not entirely a bad thing as the game places more emphasis on movement and close combat.		*No access to any ranged units without allying in other armies. Your force is entirely close-combat oriented, which is not entirely a bad thing as the game places more emphasis on movement and close combat.
	*Expensive in both money and points. While you don't have it quite as bad as other armies (Daughters of Khaine), your basic troops cost [[Games Workshop\|$41 for 10]].		*Expensive in both money and points. While you don't have it quite as bad as other armies (Daughters of Khaine), your basic troops cost [[Games Workshop\|$41 for 10]].