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Special Characters

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	* [[Malekith]], the Phoenix King		* [[Malekith]], the Phoenix King
	Malekith undergoes quite some changes from the ''Witch King'' of the Dark Elves when he becomes Phoenix King. He can no longer be fielded on foot or cold one (chariot) but now is always mounted on Seraphon and clocking in at 825 points. As usual for the End Times, their profiles are combined. Malekith trades Destroyer for Asuryath, a sword causing multiple wounds (D3) with flaming attacks. Multiple Wounds is nice, but now Malekith cannot destroy any dangerous weapons anymore, wounding wizards is not as funny anymore and most importantly, flaming attacks is really not something you want. It is only beneficial against a limited set of opponents (flammable, regeneration, cavalry/beasts, buildings) but makes the whole model basically useless against anything with a 2+ ward save against flaming attacks (like, for example, Tyrion, his ~~principle~~ opponent in the setting, who will eventually murder him in a 1:1 fight). Malekith also loses the Supreme Spellshield, making him more vulnerable against magic ~~then~~ before. On the plus side, his now 9 wounds at toughness 6 are all protected by the Armour of Midnight, meaning a 3+ Armour Save, 2+ Ward against mundane attacks and immunity against heroic killing blow and multiple wounds. He also is a regular level 4 wizard with access to dark and now also fire magic. A decent choice who gets really good if you play Khaine magic (which you're supposed to be doing, if using this list), since he essentially gets loremaster for both lores. At last, Malekith grants yet another rank of supporting attacks for all friendly models with martial prowess in 12".		Malekith undergoes quite some changes from the ''Witch King'' of the Dark Elves when he becomes Phoenix King. He can no longer be fielded on foot or cold one (chariot) but now is always mounted on Seraphon and clocking in at 825 points. As usual for the End Times, their profiles are combined. Malekith trades Destroyer for Asuryath, a sword causing multiple wounds (D3) with flaming attacks. Multiple Wounds is nice, but now Malekith cannot destroy any dangerous weapons anymore, wounding wizards is not as funny anymore and most importantly, flaming attacks is really not something you want. It is only beneficial against a limited set of opponents (flammable, regeneration, cavalry/beasts, buildings) but makes the whole model basically useless against anything with a 2+ ward save against flaming attacks (like, for example, Tyrion, his principal opponent in the setting, who will eventually murder him in a 1:1 fight). Malekith also loses the Supreme Spellshield, making him more vulnerable against magic than before. On the plus side, his now 9 wounds at toughness 6 are all protected by the Armour of Midnight, meaning a 3+ Armour Save, 2+ Ward against mundane attacks and immunity against heroic killing blow and multiple wounds. He also is a regular level 4 wizard with access to dark and now also fire magic. A decent choice who gets really good if you play Khaine magic (which you're supposed to be doing, if using this list), since he essentially gets loremaster for both lores. At last, Malekith grants yet another rank of supporting attacks for all friendly models with martial prowess in 12".
	* [[Imrik]], Crown Prince of Caledor		* [[Imrik]], Crown Prince of Caledor
	Amounts to basically an unusually hard hitting dragon, especially when charging. Has decent protection in the form of T7, W10, 3+/5++ and the Fireborn rule (2++ vs flaming attacks) but like most dragons, is somewhat vulnerable to artillery. If you're facing an Empire or Dwarf gunline, you may want to consider Malekith instead (since he has that 2+ ward against non-magical hits, and immunity to Multi-Wound). Otherwise, Imrik is a great combat monkey, just point him at the enemy and let him thrash. He also has a special rule that gives enemy monsters -1 to hit him, which makes him potentially useful against these new End Times monster characters (they'll usually be hitting him on 5+). Keep him far far away from Tyrion Avatar of Khaine or even Karl Franz Ascended (he hits on 5+, but he auto-wounds, ignores armor, and each that gets through the 5+ ward will hurt real bad).		Amounts to basically an unusually hard hitting dragon, especially when charging. Has decent protection in the form of T7, W10, 3+/5++ and the Fireborn rule (2++ vs flaming attacks) but like most dragons, is somewhat vulnerable to artillery. If you're facing an Empire or Dwarf gunline, you may want to consider Malekith instead (since he has that 2+ ward against non-magical hits, and immunity to Multi-Wound). Otherwise, Imrik is a great combat monkey, just point him at the enemy and let him thrash. He also has a special rule that gives enemy monsters -1 to hit him, which makes him potentially useful against these new End Times monster characters (they'll usually be hitting him on 5+). Keep him far far away from Tyrion Avatar of Khaine or even Karl Franz Ascended (he hits on 5+, but he auto-wounds, ignores armor, and each that gets through the 5+ ward will hurt real bad).

1d4chan>Jasko: /* Special Characters */ Malekith updated

2019-09-02T14:18:25Z

Special Characters: Malekith updated

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	* [[Malekith]], the Phoenix King		* [[Malekith]], the Phoenix King
	~~Loses~~ a ~~wound~~ and ~~attack compared to~~ his ~~Eternity King version~~, ~~and~~ his ~~sword is D3~~ wounds ~~flaming instead~~ of D3+1. He also is a regular level 4 with access to dark and fire magic ~~and loses the miscast protection~~. A decent choice who gets really good if you play Khaine magic (which you're supposed to be doing, if using this list), since he essentially gets ~~lore master~~ for both lores. ~~Will eventually get murdered in 1 on 1 combat with Tyrion Avatar~~ of ~~Khaine since his weapons flaming~~ attacks ~~will make it almost useless against Tyrion~~ with ~~his fireborn rule; but Malekith's immunity to Multi-Wound means it'll take 2-3 rounds for Tyrion to finish him off~~.		Malekith undergoes quite some changes from the ''Witch King'' of the Dark Elves when he becomes Phoenix King. He can no longer be fielded on foot or cold one (chariot) but now is always mounted on Seraphon and clocking in at 825 points. As usual for the End Times, their profiles are combined. Malekith trades Destroyer for Asuryath, a sword causing multiple wounds (D3) with flaming attacks. Multiple Wounds is nice, but now Malekith cannot destroy any dangerous weapons anymore, wounding wizards is not as funny anymore and most importantly, flaming attacks is really not something you want. It is only beneficial against a limited set of opponents (flammable, regeneration, cavalry/beasts, buildings) but makes the whole model basically useless against anything with a 2+ ward save against flaming attacks (like, for example, Tyrion, his principle opponent in the setting, who will eventually murder him in a 1:1 fight). Malekith also loses the Supreme Spellshield, making him more vulnerable against magic then before. On the plus side, his now 9 wounds at toughness 6 are all protected by the Armour of Midnight, meaning a 3+ Armour Save, 2+ Ward against mundane attacks and immunity against heroic killing blow and multiple wounds. He also is a regular level 4 wizard with access to dark and now also fire magic. A decent choice who gets really good if you play Khaine magic (which you're supposed to be doing, if using this list), since he essentially gets loremaster for both lores. At last, Malekith grants yet another rank of supporting attacks for all friendly models with martial prowess in 12".
	* [[Imrik]], Crown Prince of Caledor		* [[Imrik]], Crown Prince of Caledor
	Amounts to basically an unusually hard hitting dragon, especially when charging. Has decent protection in the form of T7, W10, 3+/5++ and the Fireborn rule (2++ vs flaming attacks) but like most dragons, is somewhat vulnerable to artillery. If you're facing an Empire or Dwarf gunline, you may want to consider Malekith instead (since he has that 2+ ward against non-magical hits, and immunity to Multi-Wound). Otherwise, Imrik is a great combat monkey, just point him at the enemy and let him thrash. He also has a special rule that gives enemy monsters -1 to hit him, which makes him potentially useful against these new End Times monster characters (they'll usually be hitting him on 5+). Keep him far far away from Tyrion Avatar of Khaine or even Karl Franz Ascended (he hits on 5+, but he auto-wounds, ignores armor, and each that gets through the 5+ ward will hurt real bad).		Amounts to basically an unusually hard hitting dragon, especially when charging. Has decent protection in the form of T7, W10, 3+/5++ and the Fireborn rule (2++ vs flaming attacks) but like most dragons, is somewhat vulnerable to artillery. If you're facing an Empire or Dwarf gunline, you may want to consider Malekith instead (since he has that 2+ ward against non-magical hits, and immunity to Multi-Wound). Otherwise, Imrik is a great combat monkey, just point him at the enemy and let him thrash. He also has a special rule that gives enemy monsters -1 to hit him, which makes him potentially useful against these new End Times monster characters (they'll usually be hitting him on 5+). Keep him far far away from Tyrion Avatar of Khaine or even Karl Franz Ascended (he hits on 5+, but he auto-wounds, ignores armor, and each that gets through the 5+ ward will hurt real bad).
	* [[Everqueen\|Alarielle]], Avatar of Isha		* [[Everqueen\|Alarielle]], Avatar of Isha
	Slightly more expensive than her standard High Elf version, but quite a bit better. She's a level 4 wizard with 25 spells, still carries the Stave and Star, and her anti-Daemon bubble no longer has negative side effects. She loses the Shieldstone, but it is replaced by a change to her Boon of Isha that grants a 5+ ward to all friendly units around her (including herself) as well as immunity to Fear/Terror. Her Touch is considerably better too, now wounding Forces of Destruction units on 2+ with Multiple Wound D6 instead of Heroic Killing Blow. In short, she was a pretty good support caster before, she's an even better one here (and her Eternity King version better still).		Slightly more expensive than her standard High Elf version, but quite a bit better. She's a level 4 wizard with 25 spells, still carries the Stave and Star, and her anti-Daemon bubble no longer has negative side effects. She loses the Shieldstone, but it is replaced by a change to her Boon of Isha that grants a 5+ ward to all friendly units around her (including herself) as well as immunity to Fear/Terror. Her Touch is considerably better too, now wounding Forces of Destruction units on 2+ with Multiple Wound D6 instead of Heroic Killing Blow. In short, she was a pretty good support caster before, she's an even better one here (and her Eternity King version better still).

1d4chan>Hekaloth: /* Special Characters */

2015-03-03T11:34:12Z

Special Characters

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	* [[Teclis]]		* [[Teclis]]
	The ultimate frail wizard, he's somewhat expensive to field, has virtually no protection from damage, and is almost certain to die if hit by Dwellers or a similar spell. If you are ok with taking the risk, he has potential to be an unbelievable caster- using the new magic rules, he's a level 5 wizard and knows a hefty '''''64 spells ''''' (or he can have Loremaster: High Magic, but 64 spells seems far more advantageous...). Just watch out for enemy Life wizards and let him blast stuff.		The ultimate frail wizard, he's somewhat expensive to field, has virtually no protection from damage, and is almost certain to die if hit by Dwellers or a similar spell. If you are ok with taking the risk, he has potential to be an unbelievable caster- using the new magic rules, he's a level 5 wizard and knows a hefty '''''64 spells ''''' (or he can have Loremaster: High Magic, but 64 spells seems far more advantageous...). Just watch out for enemy Life wizards and let him blast stuff.

	Alternate Opinions: remember that, with the new rules for magic, casting has become even more upredictable, but if you choose to go with loremaster: High Magic he can reroll the cast dice, making his magic phase a lot more reliable. Yes, he only has 9 spells (plus the Summoning Arcane Fulcrum spell) but he cast them with a +6 bonus with rerolls, meaning he can reliably cast 5 of them with only one dice! The End Times spell from the Lore of High Magic is also amazing, shutting down a wizard for an entire phase, not even letting him try to dispel. And it can't be dispelled! Yes, now even Nagash can't do nothing but sit back and watch you blast the almighty crap out of his undead army.		Alternate Opinions: remember that, with the new rules for magic, casting has become even more upredictable, but if you choose to go with loremaster: High Magic he can reroll the cast dice, making his magic phase a lot more reliable. Yes, he only has 9 spells (plus the Summoning Arcane Fulcrum spell) but he cast them with a +6 bonus with rerolls, meaning he can reliably cast 5 of them with only one dice! The End Times spell from the Lore of High Magic is also amazing, shutting down a wizard for an entire phase, not even letting him try to dispel. And it can't be dispelled! Yes, now even Nagash can't do nothing but sit back and watch you blast the almighty crap out of his undead army.
	Also the Lore Attribute of High Magic easily make up for the one real weakness of Teclis: frailty. Yes, he is still toughness 2, or even 1...but he will problably constantly have a 3++! Put him in EVERYTHING and happily watch them never die. And don't forget that in End Times you can cast a spell more than once as long as it is not a end times spell, the spell has a casting value of 15+ or you have already failed to cast it in the same phase. Do you remember your lovely signature spell, Soul Quench? You could potentially unleash 288 strenght 4 hits in a single magic phase! Not Likely, but possible. But remember that your friends will never again play with you after this.		Also the Lore Attribute of High Magic easily make up for the one real weakness of Teclis: frailty. Yes, he is still toughness 2, or even 1...but he will problably constantly have a 3++! Put him in EVERYTHING and happily watch them never die. And don't forget that in End Times you can cast a spell more than once as long as it is not a end times spell, the spell has a casting value of 15+ or you have already failed to cast it in the same phase. Do you remember your lovely signature spell, Soul Quench? You could potentially unleash 288 strenght 4 hits in a single magic phase! Not Likely, but possible. But remember that your friends will never again play with you after this.

	Technically you could do the same thing with fireball, although not as reliably, but with more range, meaning you could literally wipe out an army while being safe in the back. In short I'm not saying Loremaster: High Magic is better than '''''64 Spells!!''''', but it isn't wasted either and make for a more safe and dependable choice, if less adaptable and varied.		Technically you could do the same thing with fireball, although not as reliably, but with more range, meaning you could literally wipe out an army while being safe in the back. In short I'm not saying Loremaster: High Magic is better than '''''64 Spells!!''''', but it isn't wasted either and make for a more safe and dependable choice, if less adaptable and varied.
	* [[Durthu]]		* [[Durthu]]

1d4chan>Hekaloth: /* Unit Analysis */

2015-03-03T11:32:59Z

Unit Analysis

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	* [[Teclis]]		* [[Teclis]]
	The ultimate frail wizard, he's somewhat expensive to field, has virtually no protection from damage, and is almost certain to die if hit by Dwellers or a similar spell. If you are ok with taking the risk, he has potential to be an unbelievable caster- using the new magic rules, he's a level 5 wizard and knows a hefty '''''64 spells ''''' (or he can have Loremaster: High Magic, but 64 spells seems far more advantageous...). Just watch out for enemy Life wizards and let him blast stuff.		The ultimate frail wizard, he's somewhat expensive to field, has virtually no protection from damage, and is almost certain to die if hit by Dwellers or a similar spell. If you are ok with taking the risk, he has potential to be an unbelievable caster- using the new magic rules, he's a level 5 wizard and knows a hefty '''''64 spells ''''' (or he can have Loremaster: High Magic, but 64 spells seems far more advantageous...). Just watch out for enemy Life wizards and let him blast stuff.
			Alternate Opinions: remember that, with the new rules for magic, casting has become even more upredictable, but if you choose to go with loremaster: High Magic he can reroll the cast dice, making his magic phase a lot more reliable. Yes, he only has 9 spells (plus the Summoning Arcane Fulcrum spell) but he cast them with a +6 bonus with rerolls, meaning he can reliably cast 5 of them with only one dice! The End Times spell from the Lore of High Magic is also amazing, shutting down a wizard for an entire phase, not even letting him try to dispel. And it can't be dispelled! Yes, now even Nagash can't do nothing but sit back and watch you blast the almighty crap out of his undead army.
			Also the Lore Attribute of High Magic easily make up for the one real weakness of Teclis: frailty. Yes, he is still toughness 2, or even 1...but he will problably constantly have a 3++! Put him in EVERYTHING and happily watch them never die. And don't forget that in End Times you can cast a spell more than once as long as it is not a end times spell, the spell has a casting value of 15+ or you have already failed to cast it in the same phase. Do you remember your lovely signature spell, Soul Quench? You could potentially unleash 288 strenght 4 hits in a single magic phase! Not Likely, but possible. But remember that your friends will never again play with you after this.
			Technically you could do the same thing with fireball, although not as reliably, but with more range, meaning you could literally wipe out an army while being safe in the back. In short I'm not saying Loremaster: High Magic is better than '''''64 Spells!!''''', but it isn't wasted either and make for a more safe and dependable choice, if less adaptable and varied.
	* [[Durthu]]		* [[Durthu]]
	A suped-up, expensive Treeman Ancient who trades most of his spellcasting potential (he's still a level 1 Beast wizard) for better combat stats and an interesting shooting attack (2D6 short-ranged, low strength, killing blow hits).		A suped-up, expensive Treeman Ancient who trades most of his spellcasting potential (he's still a level 1 Beast wizard) for better combat stats and an interesting shooting attack (2D6 short-ranged, low strength, killing blow hits).

1d4chan>DarthBinky: /* Special Characters */

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Special Characters

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	=== Special Characters ===		=== Special Characters ===
	* [[Malekith]], the Phoenix King		* [[Malekith]], the Phoenix King
	Loses a wound and attack compared to his Eternity King version, and his sword is D3 wounds flaming instead of D3+1. He also is a regular level 4 with access to dark and fire magic and loses the miscast protection. A decent choice who gets really good if you play Khaine magic, since he essentially gets lore master for both lores. Will get murdered in 1 on 1 combat with Tyrion Avatar of Khaine since his weapons flaming attacks will make it almost useless against Tyrion with his fireborn rule.		Loses a wound and attack compared to his Eternity King version, and his sword is D3 wounds flaming instead of D3+1. He also is a regular level 4 with access to dark and fire magic and loses the miscast protection. A decent choice who gets really good if you play Khaine magic (which you're supposed to be doing, if using this list), since he essentially gets lore master for both lores. Will eventually get murdered in 1 on 1 combat with Tyrion Avatar of Khaine since his weapons flaming attacks will make it almost useless against Tyrion with his fireborn rule; but Malekith's immunity to Multi-Wound means it'll take 2-3 rounds for Tyrion to finish him off.
	* [[Imrik]], Crown Prince of Caledor		* [[Imrik]], Crown Prince of Caledor
			Amounts to basically an unusually hard hitting dragon, especially when charging. Has decent protection in the form of T7, W10, 3+/5++ and the Fireborn rule (2++ vs flaming attacks) but like most dragons, is somewhat vulnerable to artillery. If you're facing an Empire or Dwarf gunline, you may want to consider Malekith instead (since he has that 2+ ward against non-magical hits, and immunity to Multi-Wound). Otherwise, Imrik is a great combat monkey, just point him at the enemy and let him thrash. He also has a special rule that gives enemy monsters -1 to hit him, which makes him potentially useful against these new End Times monster characters (they'll usually be hitting him on 5+). Keep him far far away from Tyrion Avatar of Khaine or even Karl Franz Ascended (he hits on 5+, but he auto-wounds, ignores armor, and each that gets through the 5+ ward will hurt real bad).
	* [[Everqueen\|Alarielle]], Avatar of Isha		* [[Everqueen\|Alarielle]], Avatar of Isha
			Slightly more expensive than her standard High Elf version, but quite a bit better. She's a level 4 wizard with 25 spells, still carries the Stave and Star, and her anti-Daemon bubble no longer has negative side effects. She loses the Shieldstone, but it is replaced by a change to her Boon of Isha that grants a 5+ ward to all friendly units around her (including herself) as well as immunity to Fear/Terror. Her Touch is considerably better too, now wounding Forces of Destruction units on 2+ with Multiple Wound D6 instead of Heroic Killing Blow. In short, she was a pretty good support caster before, she's an even better one here (and her Eternity King version better still).
			* [[Teclis]]
			The ultimate frail wizard, he's somewhat expensive to field, has virtually no protection from damage, and is almost certain to die if hit by Dwellers or a similar spell. If you are ok with taking the risk, he has potential to be an unbelievable caster- using the new magic rules, he's a level 5 wizard and knows a hefty '''''64 spells ''''' (or he can have Loremaster: High Magic, but 64 spells seems far more advantageous...). Just watch out for enemy Life wizards and let him blast stuff.
	* [[Durthu]]		* [[Durthu]]
			A suped-up, expensive Treeman Ancient who trades most of his spellcasting potential (he's still a level 1 Beast wizard) for better combat stats and an interesting shooting attack (2D6 short-ranged, low strength, killing blow hits).
	* [[Araloth]]		* [[Araloth]]
			A mediocre combat character who's designed to be fielded on his own... which is suicide even if he wasn't mediocre in combat. He has a pet hawk that functions as a free autohit on a nearby enemy character, doing a special killing blow that rips out eyeballs (giving a hefty penalty to WS and I... but interestingly, not to BS) instead of killing the target. Still, totally not worth it.
	* [[Caradryan]]		* [[Caradryan]]
	* [[Drycha]]		* [[Drycha]]
			A somewhat expensive (for a Hero) level 2 Shadow wizard who is also basically a super-Dryad, so she's decent in combat; she also gets better in combat as she gets hurt (but loses that bonus if she gets healed). She also has a special rule that lets you do a special ambush if you have forests and unit(s) of Dryads. The problem? You're not guaranteed that there will be a forest, and Dryads don't fare well in the Elf Hosts (it's not that they're bad, they just don't gain the special Elfy rules). There are probably better ways to get a level 2 Wizard or a combat-oriented character in your army.
	* [[Naestra & Arahan]]		* [[Naestra & Arahan]]
	* [[Hellebron]]		* [[Hellebron]]
			The very definition of a "glass hammer", she can dish out a ridiculous 8-10 WS7, S10 attacks with Always Strike First each turn (plus she S4 auto-stabs anyone who rolls a 1 to hit her in melee), but only has T3, W3 and no saves to protect her unless you put her on a Cauldron of Blood (which is actually not a terrible idea, although you won't get the boost from Strength of Khaine, since nobody in this army gets Murderous Prowess). She's expensive (500 if she's mounted on the Cauldron!), but if she can survive long enough to swing, it'll cause some butthurt.
	* [[Alith Anar]]		* [[Alith Anar]]
			Basically an elf scout with a bolt thrower and great aim. If he joins a unit, he makes them harder to shoot, and it stacks with Skirmishing; plus the unit gets Swiftstride. Consider joining him to a unit of Waywatchers or even Deepwood Scouts, and enjoy the carnage. Just be wary of magic missiles and pie plates (Alith has a 4+ ward, but the unit won't- and after one volley, they will probably become a magnet for your opponent's hatred).
	* [[Shadowblade]]		* [[Shadowblade]]
			The super assassin, he'll probably give you one fantastic round to try to kill an enemy character (and he has a pretty good chance of success unless it's something like a nearly invincible Tzeentch Chaos Lord), and then die since he's not well protected (just a 5+ ward, T3 and W2). Losing Murderous Prowess kind of hurts him, since he'll be stuck with any 1s he rolls to wound in that one fantastic round.

	==== Lords ====		==== Lords ====

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Rare Units

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	=== Rare Units ===		=== Rare Units ===
	* Doomfire Warlocks
	* Bloodwrath Medusa
	* Kharibdyss
	* Bloodwrack Shrine
	* Sisters of Slaughter
	* Eagle Claw Bolt Thrower		* Eagle Claw Bolt Thrower
	* Great Eagles		* Great Eagles

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Special Units

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	* Cold One Knights		* Cold One Knights
	* Shades
	* Cold One Chariot		* Cold One Chariot
	* Har Ganeth Executioners
	* Reaper Bolt Thrower		* Reaper Bolt Thrower
	* Harpies
	* Scourgerunner Chariot
	* War Hydra
	* Lion Chariot of Chrace		* Lion Chariot of Chrace
	* White Lions of Chrace		* White Lions of Chrace

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Core Units

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	* Darkshards		* Darkshards
	* Black Ark Corsair		* Black Ark Corsair
	* Dark Riders
	* Witch Elves
	* Spearmen		* Spearmen
	* Archers		* Archers