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	===Lords & Heroes===		===Lords & Heroes===
	====Named Characters====		====Named Characters====
	* '''[[Malekith]], the Witch King:''' No longer lives with his mom. It's good to be the King. Malekith costs ~~515~~ points vanilla (which is obviously meant to JUST keep him out of games under 2000. What a tease!) but you get your money's worth for him. He's a Dreadlord with higher WS, S and T. He's also a level 4 Dark Magic Wizard with Hekarti's Blessing, magic full plate that gives a 2++ Ward against mundane attacks and makes him immune to Multiple Wounds and Killing Blow~~, a~~ magic weapon ~~that~~ lets him break enemy magic items (allowing him to get rid of those pesky magic weapons that can harm him)~~, a~~ glove ~~that~~ gives an extra S6 attack that bypasses armour~~, a~~ shield ~~that~~ gives him Magic Resistance (2) and causes spells aimed at him that are dispelled to rebound on the caster unit for D6 S6 hits, a crown that gives him an extra Power and Dispel die per Phase and his Inspiring Presence is 18" instead of 12" (24" on his Black Dragon). And he still has the old perma-Hatred, comes with Immune to Psychology, and lets Black Guard become special choices. Inhale. He costs a bucket-load but can easily turn entire games around. His mount options include Cold One (mediocre), a Cold One Chariot with a 2+ save (quite good for smaller points games, though you'll mis that other body) and Seraphon the Black Dragon. The combination of killer stats, great special rules and magic items and being a powerful caster in his own right make him more than worth his rather expensive entry cost in a casual game. Do note that against magical weapons he has no Ward save. At all. This won't usually come into play in close combat thanks to Destroyer, but against ranged magics that aren't dispelled (Irresistible Force comes to mind) or against Dwarfs with too many magical cannons he can find himself getting pretty fucked up.		* '''[[Malekith]], the Witch King:''' No longer lives with his mom. It's good to be the King. Malekith costs 505 points vanilla (which is obviously meant to JUST keep him out of games under 2000. What a tease!), but you get your money's worth for him. He's a Dreadlord with higher WS, S, and T. He's also a level 4 Dark Magic Wizard with Hekarti's Blessing, magic full plate that gives a 2++ Ward against mundane attacks and makes him immune to Multiple Wounds and Killing Blow. This magic weapon lets him break enemy magic items (allowing him to get rid of those pesky magic weapons that can harm him). This glove gives an extra S6 attack that bypasses armour. This shield gives him Magic Resistance (2) and causes spells aimed at him that are dispelled to rebound on the caster unit for D6 S6 hits, a crown that gives him an extra Power and Dispel die per Phase, and his Inspiring Presence is 18" instead of 12" (24" on his Black Dragon). And he still has the old perma-Hatred, comes with Immune to Psychology, and lets Black Guard become special choices. Inhale. He costs a bucket-load but can easily turn entire games around. His mount options include Cold One (mediocre), a Cold One Chariot with a 2+ save (quite good for smaller points games, though you'll mis that other body), and Seraphon the Black Dragon. The combination of killer stats, great special rules, and magic items, and being a powerful caster in his own right make him more than worth his rather expensive entry cost in a casual game. Do note that against magical weapons he has no Ward save. At all. This won't usually come into play in close combat, thanks to Destroyer, but against ranged magics that aren't dispelled (Irresistible Force comes to mind) or against Dwarfs with too many magical cannons, he can find himself getting pretty fucked up.

	* '''[[Morathi]], the Hag Sorceress:''' Morathi is a little schizo about her role. Her abilities and stat increases seem to indicate that she's intended for combat, which is the exact opposite place from where you want her. She's more expensive than an upgraded Supreme Sorceress, but much better than a generic Supreme Sorceress on Dark Pegasus (regardless of the fact that she's over 100 points more) considering that she can get spells from a mix of Dark Magic, Shadow, and Death lores like Alarielle and be a damage powerhouse. New to this edition is the ability to always count as General when using Khainite units. Her Enchanting Beauty rule is decent. Morathi has the mobility and ability to abuse it (usually getting +7 to cast any spell with it), and she's a bit costly for all her goodies at 375 points before buying her pegasus.		* '''[[Morathi]], the Hag Sorceress:''' Morathi is a little schizo about her role. Her abilities and stat increases seem to indicate that she's intended for combat, which is the exact opposite place from where you want her. She's more expensive than an upgraded Supreme Sorceress but much better than a generic Supreme Sorceress on Dark Pegasus (regardless of the fact that she's over 100 points more), considering that she can get spells from a mix of Dark Magic, Shadow, and Death lores like Alarielle and be a damage powerhouse. New to this edition is the ability to always count as General when using Khainite units. Her Enchanting Beauty rule is decent. Morathi has the mobility and ability to abuse it (usually getting +7 to cast any spell with it), and she's a bit costly for all her goodies at 375 points before buying her pegasus.

	* '''[[Malus Darkblade]]:''' You've read his books, now put him on the tabletop. With his cost dropped to 215 points before grabbing Spite, and still well under 300 after, his usability has gone up. Has a couple nifty abilities. Using Tz'arkan makes him more powerful, but no one can use hit Ld and makes him attack his own unit on hit rolls of one. Spite is still the best Cold One mount in Warhammer Fantasy with no stupidity for him or his unit. Should be seriously considered for any Cold One heavy army.		* '''[[Malus Darkblade]]:''' You've read his books, now put him on the tabletop. With his cost dropped to 215 points before grabbing Spite, and still well under 300 after, his usability has gone up. Has a couple nifty abilities. Using Tz'arkan makes him more powerful, but no one can use hit Ld and makes him attack his own unit on hit rolls of one. Spite is still the best Cold One mount in Warhammer Fantasy with no stupidity for him or his unit. Should be seriously considered for any Cold One heavy army.

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	*'''[[Scourgerunner Chariot]]:''' 70pts. a whopping 60pts less than 8th edition. It's shot went from S7 to S5 but gained armour pierce (1). Still a mobile 24" bolt thrower that can drag monsters by making it rush towards it during its next Movement phase. Went from being 80pts more expensive than a bolt thrower to only 20pts more. May find usage.		*'''[[Scourgerunner Chariot]]:''' 70pts. a whopping 60pts less than 8th edition. It's shot went from S7 to S5 but gained armour pierce (1). Still a mobile 24" bolt thrower that can drag monsters by making it rush towards it during its next Movement phase. Went from being 80pts more expensive than a bolt thrower to only 20pts more. May find usage.

	*'''[[Melusai]]:''' Horrific snake-elves who were freed from Slaanesh's influence (read: Ported from AoS), these are some truly scary things to pitch exclusively against Slaaneshi units as they have Hatred (Slaanesh) and can keep up with all but the Seekers with their M7 and Swiftstride. They're loaded out with either S5 halberds to channel their 2 Killing blow attacks, making them mobile Executioner flankers or give them S4 longbows with Killing Blow which makes them good at sniping lone character and elite units, which is a very niche role. Decent shock troops, but nothing much else to write home about.		*'''[[Melusai]]:''' Horrific snake-elves who were freed from Slaanesh's influence (read: Ported from AoS), these are some truly scary things to pitch exclusively against Slaaneshi units as they have Hatred (Slaanesh) and can keep up with all but the Seekers with their M6 and Swiftstride. They're loaded out with either S5 halberds to channel their 2 Killing blow attacks, making them mobile Executioner flankers, or give them S4 longbows with Killing Blow which makes them good at sniping lone character and elite units, which is a very niche role. Decent shock troops, but nothing much else to write home about.
	** Being Khainites, they also hit harder and/or get a 4++ ward, at the cost of a hag or Cauldron of Blood slowing them down.		** Being Khainites, they also hit harder and/or get a 4++ ward, at the cost of a hag or Cauldron of Blood slowing them down.

	*'''[[Khinerai]]:''' Creepy elves with wings. With Ambushers, their role as harassment is pretty cemented, whether you go in melee or with javelins. Of note is their shields, which deal a wound with Killing Blow if they roll a 6 to parry. Good for killing artillery and light cavalry/skirmishers, or lone characters, but too expensive and fragile against large units.		*'''[[Khinerai]]:''' Creepy elves with wings. With Ambushers, their role as harassment is pretty cemented, whether you go in melee or with javelins. Of note is their shields, which deal a wound with Killing Blow if they roll a 6 to parry. Good for killing artillery and light cavalry/skirmishers or lone characters, but too expensive and fragile against large units.

	* '''[[Sisters of Slaughter]]:''' They're [[Dark Eldar]] [[Wyches]] not on drugs, imagined into Warhammer Fantasy. They are professional Gladiators compared to Frenzied Khainite witches. They are better defensively with a Shield and dodge 4++ Save against close combat attacks. Alright for tarpitting elite units in combat, but not as good on the offensive as Witch Elves. Their Trial of Blades rule has the potential to punch against heavily armored units bt adding +1 to hit and wound rolls. They also have the ability to negate the rank bonus for combat results, which is pretty frightening against mobs.		* '''[[Sisters of Slaughter]]:''' They're [[Dark Eldar]] [[Wyches]] not on drugs, imagined into Warhammer Fantasy. They are professional Gladiators compared to Frenzied Khainite witches. They are better defensively with a Shield and dodge 4++ Save against close combat attacks. Alright for tarpitting elite units in combat, but not as good on the offensive as Witch Elves. Their Trial of Blades rule has the potential to punch against heavily armored units bt adding +1 to hit and wound rolls. They also have the ability to negate the rank bonus for combat results, which is pretty frightening against mobs.

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	**Deathstar: unit of Black Guard with a Cauldron of Blood within 6" (which gives the aforementioned ability to re-roll all failed To Wound rolls) and send them charging into the enemy. That equates to your Black Guard unit having 3 Attacks each, at Strength 4, and re-rolling failed to hit and wound rolls. And that was before magic and banner buffs. Malekith just pooped a little.		**Deathstar: unit of Black Guard with a Cauldron of Blood within 6" (which gives the aforementioned ability to re-roll all failed To Wound rolls) and send them charging into the enemy. That equates to your Black Guard unit having 3 Attacks each, at Strength 4, and re-rolling failed to hit and wound rolls. And that was before magic and banner buffs. Malekith just pooped a little.

	* '''[[Doomfire Warlocks]]:''' 22 points per model but now only s3 and new poison blows. They gained Hekarti's Blessing though. With the Changes to Wizards, this unit can get a +5 to cast while Level 4 Wizards only get a +3. Combined with Doombolt's CV being cut in half, a unit of 9 can cast Doombolt on one die 2/3rds of the time. On the other hand, Hydra and Black Guard got moved to Rare so, you're likely going to have to leave one of these units at home.		* '''[[Doomfire Warlocks]]:''' 24 points per model but now only s3 and new poison blows. They gained Hekarti's Blessing though. With the Changes to Wizards, with 3 full ranks, this unit can get a +5 to cast, while Level 4 Wizards only get a +3. Combined with Doombolt's CV being cut in half, a unit of 9 can cast Doombolt on one die 2/3rds of the time. On the other hand, Hydra and Black Guard got moved to Rare, so you're likely going to have to leave one of these units at home.

	*'''[[Khaine\|Avatar of Khaine]]:''' 125pts. After so fucking long and [[Tyrion\|one misleading appellation]], you now inherit a giant fiery incarnation of your god from the distant future/alternate continuity...except metallic instead of fire. He's a rather modest beast, inheriting 6s for most stats, but a sad I3 and 5 Wounds and Attacks each. These attacks all come with Hatred and KB that ~~grants~~ extra attacks for each one that's scored. Unfortunately, his only protection is a Fullplate armour and a 5+ Magic Resistance, meaning any war machine worth ~~its~~ salt can easily fuck it over, even if you're now an Animated Construct.		*'''[[Khaine\|Avatar of Khaine]]:''' 125pts. After so fucking long and [[Tyrion\|one misleading appellation]], you now inherit a giant fiery incarnation of your god from the distant future/alternate continuity...except metallic instead of fire. He's a rather modest beast, inheriting 6s for most stats, but a sad I3 and 5 Wounds and Attacks each. These attacks all come with Hatred and KB that grant extra attacks for each one that's scored. Unfortunately, his only protection is a Fullplate armour and a 5+ Magic Resistance, meaning any war machine worth it's salt can easily fuck it over, even if you're now an Animated Construct.

	* '''[[War Hydra]]:''' 200/210/220pts. Wow this unit got the shafting. ~~increased~~ to 200pts and moved to rare. Has regular regen instead of growth of heads. Still T5 S5 Sv 4+, regen 4++, with lots of attacks and stomp, but now you have to accompany some bloke to not die quickly. No longer broken and under-cost. It can only take one in a 2000pt game and will hamper your ability to field Blackguard. Can choose between a Breath attack or spitting fire for a big coverage attack or to consistently pelt an enemy unit.		* '''[[War Hydra]]:''' 200/210/220pts. Wow this unit got the shafting. Increased to 200pts and moved to rare. Has regular regen instead of growth of heads. Still, T5 S5 Sv 4+, regen 4++, with lots of attacks and stomp, but now you have to accompany some bloke to not die quickly. No longer broken and under-cost. It can only take one in a 2000pt game and will hamper your ability to field Blackguard. Can choose between a Breath attack or spitting fire for a big coverage attack or to consistently pelt an enemy unit.

	* '''[[Kharibdyss]]:''' 210pts.The Dark Elves get a deep-sea monster in their army. At a 210pts monster with frightening I4, Strength of 6 + Poison, and deals Multiple Wound(d3) for each wound roll of 6, this makes it a better monster killer than the Hydra. It also has Abyssal Roar meaning that enemies in base contact re-roll successful Leadership tests, making it a great unit for flank charges as well. Making enemies re-roll successful break tests (drools)... unless they have Fear, Terror or Immune to Psychology. It only has an Sv 4+ and T6 with 5 wounds protecting it, so not as good on the defensive. Worth taking, especially if your opponent has lots of monsters or is playing with Monstrous Infantry (read: Ogre Kingdoms). He's also accompanied by a beastmaster, but don't expect him to do much.		* '''[[Kharibdyss]]:''' 210pts.The Dark Elves get a deep-sea monster in their army. At a 210pts monster with frightening I4, Strength of 6 + Poison, and deals Multiple Wound(d3) for each wound roll of 6, this makes it a better monster killer than the Hydra. It also has Abyssal Roar meaning that enemies in base contact re-roll successful Leadership tests, making it a great unit for flank charges as well. Making enemies re-roll successful break tests (drools)... unless they have Fear, Terror or Immune to Psychology. It only has an Sv 4+ and T6 with 5 wounds protecting it, so not as good on the defensive. Worth taking, especially if your opponent has lots of monsters or is playing with Monstrous Infantry (read: Ogre Kingdoms). He's also accompanied by a beastmaster, but don't expect him to do much.

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Rare Units

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	===Rare Units===		===Rare Units===

	* '''[[Black Guard]]:''' Elitest holding warriors of the Dark elves. Moved to ~~rare~~ and cost 16 points. But are now the only elf unit that re-rolls to hit. 4+ Armour and Elven Grace make them tankier than ever. Put the Razor Standard, Standard of Shielding or Banner of Discipline on them depending on your needs. Taking a 25 of them prevents you from taking a Hydra or Doomfire Warlocks in a 2000pt game.		* '''[[Black Guard]]:''' Elitest holding warriors of the Dark elves. Moved to Rare S4 with a polearm, and cost 18 points. But they are now the only elf unit that re-rolls to hit. 4+ Armour and Elven Grace make them tankier than ever. Put the Razor Standard, Standard of Shielding, or Banner of Discipline on them, depending on your needs. Taking 25 of them prevents you from taking a Hydra or Doomfire Warlocks in a 2000pt game.
	**Deathstar: unit of Black Guard with a Cauldron of Blood within 6" (which gives the aforementioned ability to re-roll all failed To Wound rolls) and send them charging into the enemy. That equates to your Black Guard unit having 3 Attacks each, at ~~Strenth~~ 4, and re-rolling failed to hit and wound rolls. And that before magic and banner buffs. Malekith just pooped a little.		**Deathstar: unit of Black Guard with a Cauldron of Blood within 6" (which gives the aforementioned ability to re-roll all failed To Wound rolls) and send them charging into the enemy. That equates to your Black Guard unit having 3 Attacks each, at Strength 4, and re-rolling failed to hit and wound rolls. And that was before magic and banner buffs. Malekith just pooped a little.

	* '''[[Doomfire Warlocks]]:''' 22 points per model but now only s3 and new poison blows. They gained Hekarti's Blessing though. With the Changes to Wizards, this unit can get a +5 to cast while Level 4 Wizards only get a +3. Combined with Doombolt's CV being cut in half, a unit of 9 can cast Doombolt on one die 2/3rds of the time. On the other hand, Hydra and Black Guard got moved to Rare so, you're likely going to have to leave one of these units at home.		* '''[[Doomfire Warlocks]]:''' 22 points per model but now only s3 and new poison blows. They gained Hekarti's Blessing though. With the Changes to Wizards, this unit can get a +5 to cast while Level 4 Wizards only get a +3. Combined with Doombolt's CV being cut in half, a unit of 9 can cast Doombolt on one die 2/3rds of the time. On the other hand, Hydra and Black Guard got moved to Rare so, you're likely going to have to leave one of these units at home.

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Generic Characters

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	*'''Assassin:''' When kitted outright, Assassins can end the life of any Hero and some Lords. It has frankly ABSURD WS and I mean that. It can put the whammy on anyone dumb enough to get into close combat with it. And here's the kicker: because of the Hidden rule, people won't know if they're getting into combat with it until it's too late. Very good in either your ranked units (to help them hold up when a powerful unit tries to use them) or in your flank units (to up your kill count when you charge). An example of a good Assassin is additional hand weapon and Potion of Strength. Other combinations will be discussed later. Assassins often end up on suicide detail after a round of combat or two, so don't throw too many points into them. Oh and don't forget to write down what unit it's in, or people will accuse you of cheating. When you can spare the points, always take one.		*'''Assassin:''' When kitted outright, Assassins can end the life of any Hero and some Lords. It has frankly ABSURD WS and I mean that. It can put the whammy on anyone dumb enough to get into close combat with it. And here's the kicker: because of the Hidden rule, people won't know if they're getting into combat with it until it's too late. Very good in either your ranked units (to help them hold up when a powerful unit tries to use them) or in your flank units (to up your kill count when you charge). An example of a good Assassin is additional hand weapon and Potion of Strength. Other combinations will be discussed later. Assassins often end up on suicide detail after a round of combat or two, so don't throw too many points into them. Oh and don't forget to write down what unit it's in, or people will accuse you of cheating. When you can spare the points, always take one.

	* ~~HighGladiatrix~~		* '''High Gladiatrix:'''

	* Melusai Ironscale		* '''Melusai Ironscale:'''

	*'''[[Beastmaster]]:''' Demoted to Hero, and thus made tremendously cheaper. With one less A and I, light armor, cloak and spear, but lets one Beast per turn within 6" gain +D3 attacks and can take a Manticore or a Scourgerunner Chariot. This Manticore with +2D3 attacks (get Blind Rage) can definitely help him earn his points back, even against the enemies elites as 8 (or 9 if he gets Frenzy) S5 attacks + Stomp + Killing Blow is nothing to sneer at, and that's all before the Beastmaster attacks!		*'''[[Beastmaster]]:''' Demoted to Hero, and thus made tremendously cheaper. With one less A and I, light armor, cloak and spear, but lets one Beast per turn within 6" gain +D3 attacks and can take a Manticore or a Scourgerunner Chariot. This Manticore with +2D3 attacks (get Blind Rage) can definitely help him earn his points back, even against the enemies elites as 8 (or 9 if he gets Frenzy) S5 attacks + Stomp + Killing Blow is nothing to sneer at, and that's all before the Beastmaster attacks!

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	*'''Sea Serpent Standard:''' 25pts. Corsairs only. This banner gives the lucky unit Frenzy.		*'''Sea Serpent Standard:''' 25pts. Corsairs only. This banner gives the lucky unit Frenzy.
	*'''Soul Shadows Standard:''' 25pts. In the event that you want to emulate hit-and-run without having Fast Cavalry, this banner's for you.		*'''Soul Shadows Standard:''' 25pts. In the event that you want to emulate hit-and-run without having Fast Cavalry, this banner's for you.
			*'''Sacrificial Banner:''' 25pts. Forces all monsters with line of sight to gain the Berserk Fury part of Rage and forces them to charge the bearer if possible. Sounds stupid, but this means you can kite them or tie them up with a totally chaff unit.
	*'''Standard of Slaughter:''' 20pts. Grants the bearer's unit +d3 to Combat Resolution on a turn they charged.		*'''Standard of Slaughter:''' 20pts. Grants the bearer's unit +d3 to Combat Resolution on a turn they charged.
	*'''Banner of Murder:''' 15pts. This banner lets you roll 3d6 for charge distance and drop the worst, making sure you get that rush.		*'''Banner of Murder:''' 15pts. This banner lets you roll 3d6 for charge distance and drop the worst, making sure you get that rush.
	*'''Sacrificial Banner:''' 15pts. Forces all monsters with line of sight that aren't Artificial Constructs to gain the Berserk Fury part of Rage and forces them to charge the bearer if possible. Sounds stupid, but this means you can kite them or tie them up with a totally chaff unit.

	==Unit Analysis==		==Unit Analysis==

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Expansion Magic Items */ Venom Sword removed

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Expansion Magic Items: Venom Sword removed

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	'''''Weapons'''''		'''''Weapons'''''
	*'''Executioner's Axe:''' 65pts. A heavy Khainite greatweapon that's too massive to wield on a mount. Gives the wielder Khainite rule, letting a dread lored join the executioners like in the old days. This weapon gives the bearer a Strength score equal to twice the enemy's Toughness, meaning they'll always wound on a 4+ and each hit has Multiple Wounds (d3). This is a dangerous as hell weapon, but it's also expensive.		*'''Executioner's Axe:''' 65pts. A heavy Khainite greatweapon that's too massive to wield on a mount. Gives the wielder Khainite rule, letting a dread lored join the executioners like in the old days. This weapon gives the bearer a Strength score equal to twice the enemy's Toughness, meaning they'll always wound on a 4+ and each hit has Multiple Wounds (d3). This is a dangerous as hell weapon, but it's also expensive.
	*'''Venom Sword:''' 50pts. This one forces an enemy wounded by this sword to make a Toughness test on a 2d6 or else suffer instant death (this is classified as a poison attack, so no one shot Greater deamons).
	*'''Heartseeker:''' 40pts. Lets the bearer re-roll to hit and wound in melee, which makes this incredibly valuable.		*'''Heartseeker:''' 40pts. Lets the bearer re-roll to hit and wound in melee, which makes this incredibly valuable.
	*'''Sword of Ruin:''' 20pts. AP(4).		*'''Sword of Ruin:''' 20pts. AP(4).

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Expansion Magic Items

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	'''''Weapons'''''		'''''Weapons'''''
	*'''Executioner's Axe:''' 65pts. A heavy greatweapon that's too massive to wield on a mount. This weapon gives the bearer a Strength score equal to twice the enemy's Toughness, meaning they'll always wound on a 4+ and each hit has Multiple Wounds (d3). This is a dangerous as hell weapon, but it's also expensive.		*'''Executioner's Axe:''' 65pts. A heavy Khainite greatweapon that's too massive to wield on a mount. Gives the wielder Khainite rule, letting a dread lored join the executioners like in the old days. This weapon gives the bearer a Strength score equal to twice the enemy's Toughness, meaning they'll always wound on a 4+ and each hit has Multiple Wounds (d3). This is a dangerous as hell weapon, but it's also expensive.
	*'''Venom Sword:''' 50pts. This one forces an enemy wounded by this sword to make a Toughness test on a 2d6 or else suffer instant death (this is classified as a poison attack, so no one shot Greater deamons).		*'''Venom Sword:''' 50pts. This one forces an enemy wounded by this sword to make a Toughness test on a 2d6 or else suffer instant death (this is classified as a poison attack, so no one shot Greater deamons).
	*'''Heartseeker:''' 40pts. Lets the bearer re-roll to hit and wound in melee, which makes this incredibly valuable.		*'''Heartseeker:''' 40pts. Lets the bearer re-roll to hit and wound in melee, which makes this incredibly valuable.
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	*'''Caledor's Bane:''' 15pts. A lance that grants Devastating Charge and ignores any natural armor, making it lethal against Bastilodons and other monstrosities.		*'''Caledor's Bane:''' 15pts. A lance that grants Devastating Charge and ignores any natural armor, making it lethal against Bastilodons and other monstrosities.
	*'''Deathpiercer:''' 20pts. Killing Blow on a lance. Pass.		*'''Deathpiercer:''' 20pts. Killing Blow on a lance. Pass.
	*'''Soulrender:''' 10pts. A great weapon with Armor Piercing. Honestly not too hot, but it's pretty cheap.		*'''Soulrender:''' 10pts. A Khainite great weapon with Armor Piercing(1). It also gives Khainite. Honestly not too hot, but it's pretty cheap.
	*'''Draich of Dark Power:''' 30pts. A greatweapon too heavy to wield while mounted, but it lets you hit at Initiative and with Killing Blow. It's expensive, but having that sort of power's tempting.		*'''Draich of Dark Power:''' 30pts. A Khainite greatweapon too heavy to wield while mounted, but it lets you hit at Initiative and, with Killing Blow plus, gives Khainite. It's expensive, but having that sort of power's tempting.
	*'''Blade of Spite:''' 20pts. a old school improved poisoned weapon that auto wounds on a hit of 5 or 6.		*'''Blade of Spite:''' 20pts. a old school improved poisoned weapon that auto wounds on a hit of 5 or 6.