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Allied Armies

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	==Allied Armies==		==Allied Armies==
	In pitched battle games, you can generally take about 20% of your points allowance in certain allies without screwing up your allegiance abilities. WANDERERS can take the following allies with no penalty:		In pitched battle games, you can generally take about 20% of your points allowance in certain allies without screwing up your allegiance abilities. WANDERERS can take the following allies with no penalty:
	*'''Eldritch Council:''' Makes for an interesting choice that gives you a few options from a mixture of units that go well with any army. A Loremaster can buff your heroes into the stratosphere with Hand of Glory, while an Archmage on Dragon can outright dispel enemy buffs while providing a beatstick model that Wanderers ~~dont~~ have access to. A regular Archmage does provide you some protection, but your own Spellweavers are probably going to keep your numbers up more reliably, so measure up whether you need it. Swordmasters are ranged resistant and are more aggressive than Eternal Guard, but are decent for charging up the middle and creating an anchor point while you outflank with everyone else, but you are probably better off with Phoenix Guard if boots on the ground is all you want; use Eldritch Council for more variety in casters rather than looking for more squads.		*'''Eldritch Council:''' Makes for an interesting choice that gives you a few options from a mixture of units that go well with any army. A Loremaster can buff your heroes into the stratosphere with Hand of Glory, while an Archmage on Dragon can outright dispel enemy buffs while providing a beatstick model that Wanderers don't have access to. A regular Archmage does provide you some protection, but your own Spellweavers are probably going to keep your numbers up more reliably, so measure up whether you need it. Swordmasters are ranged resistant and are more aggressive than Eternal Guard, but are decent for charging up the middle and creating an anchor point while you outflank with everyone else, but you are probably better off with Phoenix Guard if boots on the ground is all you want; use Eldritch Council for more variety in casters rather than looking for more squads.
	*'''Lion Rangers:''' Not a lot here. Lion Rangers themselves are like ''slightly'' inferior Eldritch Swordmasters, so you'll probably want to look there instead. The Chariot is not much to shout out about either unfortunately, as on the charge it only does 12 attacks; while that seems like a lot for one model, you'll probably get more return per point by taking Rangers or the same value of some other form of heavy infantry.		*'''Lion Rangers:''' Not a lot here. Lion Rangers themselves are like ''slightly'' inferior Eldritch Swordmasters, so you'll probably want to look there instead. The Chariot is not much to shout out about either unfortunately, as on the charge it only does 12 attacks; while that seems like a lot for one model, you'll probably get more return per point by taking Rangers or the same value of some other form of heavy infantry.

176.87.100.116: /* Battle Traits */

2019-11-17T08:25:02Z

Battle Traits

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	*'''Realm Wanderers:''' at the start of your movement phase, one of your '''WANDERER''' units that are within 6" of a table edge can be removed from the table and be set up at anywhere wholly within 6" of the same table edge that is more than 9" from the enemy. This counts as their movement.		*'''Realm Wanderers:''' at the start of your movement phase, one of your '''WANDERER''' units that are within 6" of a table edge can be removed from the table and be set up at anywhere wholly within 6" of the same table edge that is more than 9" from the enemy. This counts as their movement.
	CORE RULES Designers’ Commentary, July 2019: '''(Very important)'''		CORE RULES Designers’ Commentary, July 2019: '''(Very important)'''
	''''Q: Some abilities allow you to remove a unit from the battlefield		''Q: Some abilities allow you to remove a unit from the battlefield
	and set it up again, and say that this ‘counts as their move for		and set it up again, and say that this ‘counts as their move for
	the movement phase’ (or words to that effect). Do these units		the movement phase’ (or words to that effect). Do these units
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	rules or abilities?		rules or abilities?
	A: No, it simply restricts them from making a move		A: No, it simply restricts them from making a move
	later on.''''		later on.''
	**When used correctly, this ability will have your opponent howling with neckbeard rage at his inability to corner and overwhelm your units. You can comfortably hug the board edges with your ranged units and take him out at your leisure knowing that if he approaches too close you can simply redeploy somewhere else and continue raining arrows on him. If used on the wide board edges ''(or in conjunction with the Stalker of the Hidden Paths trait)'' you can even outflank your enemy and strike him in the vulnerable rear if he leaves himself open.		**When used correctly, this ability will have your opponent howling with neckbeard rage at his inability to corner and overwhelm your units. You can comfortably hug the board edges with your ranged units and take him out at your leisure knowing that if he approaches too close you can simply redeploy somewhere else and continue raining arrows on him. If used on the wide board edges ''(or in conjunction with the Stalker of the Hidden Paths trait)'' you can even outflank your enemy and strike him in the vulnerable rear if he leaves himself open.
	**As of the 2018 Compendium Realm Wanderers has been Restricted to being used once per turn, nerfing Arrow spams and Keep away tactics. A way around this would be to bring max size units, you will have a harder time giving the hero support		**As of the 2018 Compendium Realm Wanderers has been Restricted to being used once per turn, nerfing Arrow spams and Keep away tactics. A way around this would be to bring max size units, you will have a harder time giving the hero support

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2019-11-17T08:23:49Z

Battle Traits

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	*'''Realm Wanderers:''' at the start of your movement phase, one of your '''WANDERER''' units that are within 6" of a table edge can be removed from the table and be set up at anywhere wholly within 6" of the same table edge that is more than 9" from the enemy. This counts as their movement.		*'''Realm Wanderers:''' at the start of your movement phase, one of your '''WANDERER''' units that are within 6" of a table edge can be removed from the table and be set up at anywhere wholly within 6" of the same table edge that is more than 9" from the enemy. This counts as their movement.
	CORE RULES Designers’ Commentary, July 2019: '''(Very important)'''		CORE RULES Designers’ Commentary, July 2019: '''(Very important)'''
	''Q: Some abilities allow you to remove a unit from the battlefield		''''Q: Some abilities allow you to remove a unit from the battlefield
	and set it up again, and say that this ‘counts as their move for		and set it up again, and say that this ‘counts as their move for
	the movement phase’ (or words to that effect). Do these units		the movement phase’ (or words to that effect). Do these units
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	rules or abilities?		rules or abilities?
	A: No, it simply restricts them from making a move		A: No, it simply restricts them from making a move
	later on.''		later on.''''
	**When used correctly, this ability will have your opponent howling with neckbeard rage at his inability to corner and overwhelm your units. You can comfortably hug the board edges with your ranged units and take him out at your leisure knowing that if he approaches too close you can simply redeploy somewhere else and continue raining arrows on him. If used on the wide board edges ''(or in conjunction with the Stalker of the Hidden Paths trait)'' you can even outflank your enemy and strike him in the vulnerable rear if he leaves himself open.		**When used correctly, this ability will have your opponent howling with neckbeard rage at his inability to corner and overwhelm your units. You can comfortably hug the board edges with your ranged units and take him out at your leisure knowing that if he approaches too close you can simply redeploy somewhere else and continue raining arrows on him. If used on the wide board edges ''(or in conjunction with the Stalker of the Hidden Paths trait)'' you can even outflank your enemy and strike him in the vulnerable rear if he leaves himself open.
	**As of the 2018 Compendium Realm Wanderers has been Restricted to being used once per turn, nerfing Arrow spams and Keep away tactics. A way around this would be to bring max size units, you will have a harder time giving the hero support		**As of the 2018 Compendium Realm Wanderers has been Restricted to being used once per turn, nerfing Arrow spams and Keep away tactics. A way around this would be to bring max size units, you will have a harder time giving the hero support

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2019-11-17T08:21:35Z

Allegiance Abilities

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	Armies with the '''WANDERERS''' allegiance have the following abilities:		Armies with the '''WANDERERS''' allegiance have the following abilities:
	*'''Defiant Hunters:''' You may reroll battleshock tests for '''WANDERER''' units. This is literally the '''ORDER''' allegiance ability repackaged in a way that only works on Wanderer units. Your best abilities are the next two:		*'''Defiant Hunters:''' You may reroll battleshock tests for '''WANDERER''' units. This is literally the '''ORDER''' allegiance ability repackaged in a way that only works on Wanderer units. Your best abilities are the next two:
	*'''Realm Wanderers:''' at the start of your movement phase, one of your '''WANDERER''' units that are within 6" of a table edge can be removed from the table and be set up at anywhere wholly within 6" of the same table edge that is more than 9" from the enemy. This counts as their movement. ~~General~~'~~s Handbook 2018 makes~~ it ~~one unit per turn~~.		*'''Realm Wanderers:''' at the start of your movement phase, one of your '''WANDERER''' units that are within 6" of a table edge can be removed from the table and be set up at anywhere wholly within 6" of the same table edge that is more than 9" from the enemy. This counts as their movement.
			CORE RULES Designers’ Commentary, July 2019: '''(Very important)'''
			''Q: Some abilities allow you to remove a unit from the battlefield
			and set it up again, and say that this ‘counts as their move for
			the movement phase’ (or words to that effect). Do these units
			count as having made a move for the purposes of any other
			rules or abilities?
			A: No, it simply restricts them from making a move
			later on.''
	**When used correctly, this ability will have your opponent howling with neckbeard rage at his inability to corner and overwhelm your units. You can comfortably hug the board edges with your ranged units and take him out at your leisure knowing that if he approaches too close you can simply redeploy somewhere else and continue raining arrows on him. If used on the wide board edges ''(or in conjunction with the Stalker of the Hidden Paths trait)'' you can even outflank your enemy and strike him in the vulnerable rear if he leaves himself open.		**When used correctly, this ability will have your opponent howling with neckbeard rage at his inability to corner and overwhelm your units. You can comfortably hug the board edges with your ranged units and take him out at your leisure knowing that if he approaches too close you can simply redeploy somewhere else and continue raining arrows on him. If used on the wide board edges ''(or in conjunction with the Stalker of the Hidden Paths trait)'' you can even outflank your enemy and strike him in the vulnerable rear if he leaves himself open.
	**As of the 2018 Compendium Realm Wanderers has been Restricted to being used once per turn, nerfing Arrow spams and Keep away tactics. A way around this would be to bring max size units, you will have a harder time giving the hero support		**As of the 2018 Compendium Realm Wanderers has been Restricted to being used once per turn, nerfing Arrow spams and Keep away tactics. A way around this would be to bring max size units, you will have a harder time giving the hero support

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


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2019-09-13T06:13:21Z

Troops

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	*[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls/aos-warscroll-sisters-of-the-thorn-en.pdf '''Sisters of the Thorn:'''] These ladies have the works. High Move? Check. Lots of attacks? Check, though they're meh attacks so don't go getting ideas. 9" Javelins with a -1 Rend for even more attacks? Check. This combination of melee + range probably makes them better value than Wild Riders as they can at least make up for their poor combat skills with shooting; but that's not all they do. The unit has the '''WIZARD''' keyword and together they can collectively cast and unbind one spell per turn, adding +1 to the roll if the unit numbers more than 10 models ''(max size 20)'' so it pays dividends to have a lot of these ladies to keep the spell boost up. They have an amazing unique spell which allows a unit to re-rolled failed saves until the next hero phase, and in addition if the protected unit rolls a 6 to save in the combat phase it returns 1 mortal wound to its attacker, which is pretty awesome. There are few to no reasons to ever use Wild Riders instead. Unless of course the reason is cost, as these ladies can get mighty expensive when taken in bulk and Wild Riders are almost half the cost while being better in combat. If all you want is combat cavalry save the points, but a fast-moving spellcaster in your army is never something to underestimate. Especailly with the changes to casting and unbinding (a fast moving wizard squad combined with the new 30' range unbind can be essential to shutting down enemy wizards).		*[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls/aos-warscroll-sisters-of-the-thorn-en.pdf '''Sisters of the Thorn:'''] These ladies have the works. High Move? Check. Lots of attacks? Check, though they're meh attacks so don't go getting ideas. 9" Javelins with a -1 Rend for even more attacks? Check. This combination of melee + range probably makes them better value than Wild Riders as they can at least make up for their poor combat skills with shooting; but that's not all they do. The unit has the '''WIZARD''' keyword and together they can collectively cast and unbind one spell per turn, adding +1 to the roll if the unit numbers more than 10 models ''(max size 20)'' so it pays dividends to have a lot of these ladies to keep the spell boost up. They have an amazing unique spell which allows a unit to re-rolled failed saves until the next hero phase, and in addition if the protected unit rolls a 6 to save in the combat phase it returns 1 mortal wound to its attacker, which is pretty awesome. There are few to no reasons to ever use Wild Riders instead. Unless of course the reason is cost, as these ladies can get mighty expensive when taken in bulk and Wild Riders are almost half the cost while being better in combat. If all you want is combat cavalry save the points, but a fast-moving spellcaster in your army is never something to underestimate. Especailly with the changes to casting and unbinding (a fast moving wizard squad combined with the new 30' range unbind can be essential to shutting down enemy wizards).
			**Interestingly, their spell can target any friendly unit. Doesn't need the '''WANDERERS''' keyword. Worth knowing if you're using allies or doing a Grand Alliance Order army.

	==Battalions==		==Battalions==