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	*'''Odari Clan:'''(Units: 1pt per model) The Bretonnian faction. Ashigaru Becoming more like well-drilled Bretonnian men-at-arms, they gain +1 LD and receive Command Presence from any Samurai Character within 6". (The Oda Clan in Total War Shogun 2)		*'''Odari Clan:'''(Units: 1pt per model) The Bretonnian faction. Ashigaru Becoming more like well-drilled Bretonnian men-at-arms, they gain +1 LD and receive Command Presence from any Samurai Character within 6". (The Oda Clan in Total War Shogun 2)

	*'''Hojizu Clan:'''(War Machines: 15pt) The big guns faction. War machines may reroll an Artillery Dice once per battle. (The Hojo Clan in Total War Shogun 2)		*'''Hojizu Clan:'''(War Machines: 15pt) The [[Gunpowder (Warhammer Fantasy)\|big guns]] faction. War machines may reroll an Artillery Dice once per battle. (The Hojo Clan in Total War Shogun 2)

	*'''Takai Clan:'''(Characters: 10pt, Unit: 1pt per model) The Cavalry faction. may reroll a single charge distance dice and reroll 1's to wound on charge for cavalry. (The Takeda Clan in Total War Shogun 2)		*'''Takai Clan:'''(Characters: 10pt, Unit: 1pt per model) The Cavalry faction. may reroll a single charge distance dice and reroll 1's to wound on charge for cavalry. (The Takeda Clan in Total War Shogun 2)

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Special rules */

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	==Special rules==		==Special rules==

	*'''Way of the Warrior:''' First Samurai rule. Must accept all challenges, but can reroll failed Psychology tests, treats ignore panic from non-characters with lower unmodified Leadership (i.e., Ashigaru, Peasants, Oni, Warmachine), and treat Disonable units as expendable (i.e., ninjas and pirates).		*'''Way of the Warrior:''' First Samurai rule. Must accept all challenges, but can reroll failed Psychology tests, treats ignore panic from non-characters with lower unmodified Leadership (i.e., Ashigaru, Peasants, Oni, Warmachine), and treat Disonable units as expendable (i.e., ninjas, Ronin, and pirates).

	*'''Death Before Dishonor:''' Second Samurai rule. When taking a Break test, you can risk it and roll 3d6 discard the Highest, but the whole unit will die on the spot if you fail. The chance to lose an entire unit on the spot is always risky, but sometimes you need to hold, and most of the time, if you flee, that unit will probably not contribute to the rest of the game, so why not. The sudden disembowelment gives the enemy pause, denying them a pursue or Overrun move, which may be worth sending a worn-out samurai squad on a kamikaze run to deny them ground.		*'''Death Before Dishonor:''' Second Samurai rule. When taking a Break test, you can risk it and roll 3d6 discard the Highest, but the whole unit will die on the spot if you fail. The chance to lose an entire unit on the spot is always risky, but sometimes you need to hold, and most of the time, if you flee, that unit will probably not contribute to the rest of the game, so why not. The sudden disembowelment gives the enemy pause, denying them a pursue or Overrun move, which may be worth sending a worn-out samurai squad on a kamikaze run to deny them ground.

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Special Units */

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	*'''Ronin:''' Dishonored ex-samurai with Stubborn and Skirmisher, but lack all the armor of foot samurai. They compete with Onna Bushi as foot samurai in the special slot, with Bushi being better at static blocks. They are your cheapest skirmishers to use as body blocks. At the same time, Ronins are your more affordable Skirmisher unit to maneuver around to get flank charges and potshot when Fast Cavalry or ninjas are deemed too expensive for the job. In melee, they're essentially samurai you can throw dual wielding on and then see how long it takes before they die for their redemption.		*'''Ronin:''' Dishonored ex-samurai with Stubborn and Skirmisher, but lack all the armor of foot samurai. They compete with Onna Bushi as foot samurai in the special slot, with Bushi being better at static blocks. They are your cheapest skirmishers to use as body blocks. At the same time, Ronins are your more affordable Skirmisher unit to maneuver around to get flank charges and potshot when Fast Cavalry or ninjas are deemed too expensive for the job. In melee, they're essentially samurai you can throw dual wielding on and then see how long it takes before they die for their redemption.

	*'''Yabusame:''' Horseback Samurai trained to be just as good archers as Wood Elf Glade Riders. Moving doesn't penalize their aim or prevent them from shooting two arrows. If you get within 4" of an enemy, ~~not only do~~ you get ~~the normal +1 to hit but also~~ Armor Piercing(1) on those shots. Yabusame being Fast cavalry archers, except being able to shoot up to 30" and AP on a Longbow can make a difference, as Wood elfs can attest. Remember, get [[Farsight Enclaves\|Danger Close]].		*'''Yabusame:''' Horseback Samurai trained to be just as good archers as Wood Elf Glade Riders. Moving doesn't penalize their aim or prevent them from shooting two arrows. If you get within 6" of an enemy, you get Armor Piercing(1) on those shots. Yabusame being Fast cavalry archers, except being able to shoot up to 30" and AP on a Longbow can make a difference, as Wood elfs can attest (though they mutually exclusive in your case). Remember, get [[Farsight Enclaves\|Danger Close]].

	*'''Komainu Riders:''' Upgrade Samurai Cavalry by having them riding Ushabti in the shape of stone lion-dogs. As expected of a thing made of stone, they are a tanky slow cavalry. They can be your anti-human-lance-cavalry-cavalry as the Komainu have the better chances of surviving, taking lance and hooves head-on, assuming they managed to charge them first. Do you think they are Monstrous cavalry? No, just Regular Cav with the fear rule, so getting more impact hits in. For every two wounds of normal samurai cavalry, you are getting the same value from a single Komainu Rider model, at the cost of not being fast cav: their stone dog mounts having 2 wounds, make better attacks and impact hit than horses have Toughness 5 insulating them from small arms attacks plus have Fear and Magic Resistance (1), because why not, all while spending 3 or 5 more points.		*'''Komainu Riders:''' Upgrade Samurai Cavalry by having them riding Ushabti in the shape of stone lion-dogs. As expected of a thing made of stone, they are a tanky slow cavalry. They can be your anti-human-lance-cavalry-cavalry as the Komainu have the better chances of surviving, taking lance and hooves head-on, assuming they managed to charge them first. Do you think they are Monstrous cavalry? No, just Regular Cav with the fear rule, so getting more impact hits in. For every two wounds of normal samurai cavalry, you are getting the same value from a single Komainu Rider model, at the cost of not being fast cav: their stone dog mounts having 2 wounds, make better attacks and impact hit than horses have Toughness 5 insulating them from small arms attacks plus have Fear and Magic Resistance (1), because why not, all while spending 3 or 5 more points.

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	===Special Units===		===Special Units===
	*'''Warrior Monks:''' Samurai-likes who reroll 1s to hit and wound in close combat with Immunity (Psychology) & magic resistance 1. They can take longbows or handguns instead of polearms~~, but the lack of~~ armor ~~compared~~ to samurai for ~~the same price makes it questionable, and the Ashigaru are far cheaper~~. Monks should mix them with lines to provide more of a front-line punch.		*'''Warrior Monks:''' Samurai-likes who reroll 1s to hit and wound in close combat with Immunity (Psychology) & magic resistance 1. They can take longbows or handguns instead of polearms and add medium armor to make samurai gunlines with additional defensive traits for 2 more points. Monks should mix them with lines to provide more of a front-line punch.

	*'''Sumo Warriors:''' samurai making their best Ogre impression. They have Great weapons and the +1 S/T over the basic samurai but lack katanas and -1I. Their specialization is being 6 strength during the first round of melee, so put a magic banner on them and send them against something too tough or too well-armored for your longbows to deal with. They will mow through standard linemen. That Toughness 4 keeps them dieing quickly, but a thousand pricks are still a thousand pricks.		*'''Sumo Warriors:''' samurai making their best Ogre impression. They have Great weapons and the +1 S/T over the basic samurai but lack katanas and -1I. Their specialization is being 6 strength during the first round of melee, so put a magic banner on them and send them against something too tough or too well-armored for your longbows to deal with. They will mow through standard linemen. That Toughness 4 keeps them dieing quickly, but a thousand pricks are still a thousand pricks.

	*'''Onna Bushi:''' Female samurai with their feminine determination makes them apt to never willingly give up a wall or inch of dirt with their lives. They are more determined than their ~~heavier armored~~ counterparts, Having Stubborn and reroll break tests when garrisoning or fighting behind walls. If Hitomi Gozen is leading the army, one unit may also make for ~~cheaper~~ Samurai Warriors if you don't mind the ~~lack of~~ armor, especially in the longbow department.		*'''Onna Bushi:''' Female samurai with their feminine determination makes them apt to never willingly give up a wall or inch of dirt with their lives. They are more determined than their male counterparts, Having Stubborn and reroll break tests when garrisoning or fighting behind walls. If Hitomi Gozen is leading the army, one unit may also make for more cost-effective Samurai Warriors; if you don't mind, the armor is sold separately with no heavy armour option, especially in the longbow department.

	*'''Ronin:''' Dishonored ex-samurai with Stubborn and Skirmisher, but lack all the armor of foot samurai. They compete with Onna Bushi as foot samurai in the special slot, with Bushi being better at static blocks. They are your cheapest skirmishers to use as body blocks. At the same time, Ronins are your more affordable Skirmisher unit to maneuver around to get flank charges and potshot when Fast Cavalry or ninjas are deemed too expensive for the job. In melee, they're essentially samurai you can throw dual wielding on and then see how long it takes before they die for their redemption.		*'''Ronin:''' Dishonored ex-samurai with Stubborn and Skirmisher, but lack all the armor of foot samurai. They compete with Onna Bushi as foot samurai in the special slot, with Bushi being better at static blocks. They are your cheapest skirmishers to use as body blocks. At the same time, Ronins are your more affordable Skirmisher unit to maneuver around to get flank charges and potshot when Fast Cavalry or ninjas are deemed too expensive for the job. In melee, they're essentially samurai you can throw dual wielding on and then see how long it takes before they die for their redemption.

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Core Units */

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	*'''Samurai Cavalry:''' Samurai Warriors on Fast Cavalry horses for double the price. Their options are virtually identical, but they lack great weapons and handguns. Do Fast Calvalry things like Vangaurding, peppers enemies, and changing their squishy flanks. When keeping it cheap, it's debatable whether to take Spears to get some armour piecing and initiative 6 on the charge or always having accentually +1 to wound in many matchups with katanas all round of combat. Longbows circumvent the opponent's shield and cover while having protection, unlike Yabusame, and they can use their katanas on horseback, so also effective in melee. Are for entering a fight in the long haul at any time. Upgrading katana to Polearms is a better spear but paying an extra 1 more point per model. You can double them down for the long battle with a magic banner and upgrade them to heavy armor, but if you upgrade, they lose fast calvery. Overall they are a versatile source of fast-moving melee and shooting but even with a Razor standard or WAILING BANNER; they have difficulties penetrating the high armor saves of Old World knights like most Medium Cavalry units.		*'''Samurai Cavalry:''' Samurai Warriors on Fast Cavalry horses for double the price. Their options are virtually identical, but they lack great weapons and handguns. Do Fast Calvalry things like Vangaurding, peppers enemies, and changing their squishy flanks. When keeping it cheap, it's debatable whether to take Spears to get some armour piecing and initiative 6 on the charge or always having accentually +1 to wound in many matchups with katanas all round of combat. Longbows circumvent the opponent's shield and cover while having protection, unlike Yabusame, and they can use their katanas on horseback, so also effective in melee. Are for entering a fight in the long haul at any time. Upgrading katana to Polearms is a better spear but paying an extra 1 more point per model. You can double them down for the long battle with a magic banner and upgrade them to heavy armor, but if you upgrade, they lose fast calvery. Overall they are a versatile source of fast-moving melee and shooting but even with a Razor standard or WAILING BANNER; they have difficulties penetrating the high armor saves of Old World knights like most Medium Cavalry units.

	*'''Ashigaru:'''~~MEN-AT-ARMS~~, humans ~~with a lousy Leadership of 6~~ but them running away is not a problem for Samurai as they ~~are considered expendable~~. All the Ashigaru have light armor but no Shields (so practically no armor). They exist to put more bodies on the board, rolling more dice over quality. Keep a source of leadership with them.		*'''Ashigaru:''' State troops, average humans, but them running away is not a problem for Samurai as they ignor them. All the Ashigaru have light armor that can upgrade to medium but no Shields (so practically no armor). They exist to put more bodies on the board, rolling more dice over quality. Keep a source of leadership with them.
	**'''Ashigaru Spearman:''' ~~Bretonnia Men-At-Arms~~ spearmen with an option for Pikes or Polearms for 2 more ~~points~~. Take about 50 of them to tarpit problematic enemy linemen.		**'''Ashigaru Spearman:''' Empire spearmen with an option for Pikes or Polearms for 1 more point. Take about 50 of them to tarpit problematic enemy linemen.
	**'''Ashigaru Bowmen:''' Human longbowmen with light armour. To shoot over troops and amass arrow fire, with 30" also out-ranging most other armies, often being in ~~rang~~ the shoot without needing to move first turn. Given them mantlets, and now they get a respectable 3+ save against ranged weapons and magic missiles. It's probably one of the few units that could have a shoot-out with Elf longbows and Dwarf crossbows and still earn their points back.		**'''Ashigaru Bowmen:''' Human longbowmen with light armour. To shoot over troops and amass arrow fire, with 30" also out-ranging most other armies, often being in range the shoot without needing to move first turn. Given them mantlets, and now they get a respectable 3+ save against ranged weapons and magic missiles. It's probably one of the few units that could have a shoot-out with Elf longbows and Dwarf crossbows and still earn their points back.
	**'''Matchlock Ashigaru:''' Human handgunners ~~with light armour~~. Your shield-breaking option. You can't shoot with them on your first turn and may get no value from taking mantlets if you go first, without your opponent making a misplay.		**'''Matchlock Ashigaru:''' Human handgunners. Your shield-breaking option. You can't shoot with them on your first turn and may get no value from taking mantlets if you go first without your opponent making a misplay.

	*'''Peasant Levy:''' A mob of Peasant. [[Noble\|They exist to be conscripted into sacrifice their lives to protect their valiant sworn protecters]] like another [[Bretonnia\|feudalistic nation]]. If the enemy had to kill them before hitting the Samurai~~, they did their job~~. You could take 50 for 100 points. Requires to be in a General's Inspiring Presence to work.		*'''Peasant Levy:''' A mob of Peasant. [[Noble\|They exist to be conscripted into sacrifice their lives to protect their valiant sworn protecters]] like another [[Bretonnia\|feudalistic nation]]. They did their job if the enemy had to kill them before hitting the Samurai. You could take 50 for 100 points. Requires to be in a General's Inspiring Presence to work.

	===Special Units===		===Special Units===

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Special rules */

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	*'''Way of the Warrior:''' First Samurai rule. Must accept all challenges, but can reroll failed Psychology tests, treats ignore panic from non-characters with lower unmodified Leadership (i.e. Ashigaru ~~and Peasant~~), and treat Disonable units as expendable (i.e. ninjas and pirates).		*'''Way of the Warrior:''' First Samurai rule. Must accept all challenges, but can reroll failed Psychology tests, treats ignore panic from non-characters with lower unmodified Leadership (i.e., Ashigaru, Peasants, Oni, Warmachine), and treat Disonable units as expendable (i.e., ninjas and pirates).

	*'''Death Before Dishonor:''' Second Samurai rule. When taking a Break test, you can risk it and roll 3d6 discard the Highest, but the whole unit will die on the spot if you fail. The chance to lose an entire unit on the spot is always risky, but sometimes you need to hold, and most of the time, if you flee, that unit will probably not contribute to the rest of the game, so why not. The sudden disembowelment gives the enemy pause, denying them a pursue or Overrun move, which may be worth sending a worn-out samurai squad on a kamikaze run to deny them ground.		*'''Death Before Dishonor:''' Second Samurai rule. When taking a Break test, you can risk it and roll 3d6 discard the Highest, but the whole unit will die on the spot if you fail. The chance to lose an entire unit on the spot is always risky, but sometimes you need to hold, and most of the time, if you flee, that unit will probably not contribute to the rest of the game, so why not. The sudden disembowelment gives the enemy pause, denying them a pursue or Overrun move, which may be worth sending a worn-out samurai squad on a kamikaze run to deny them ground.

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	*'''Samurai Warriors:''' A core elite unit and the selling point of this faction, having 4 in WS and initiative to beat out other humans. Never placing all your Samurai in one basket has been recommended, so taking them in MSUs is advised. They start with a Katana for cheaper. You upgrade to polearms for some AP(1) or take Great Weapons for proper anti-armor heft, while spears can be left to the Ashigaru for cheaper. Take Longbows and Handguns when you want units with better aim and hold their own against the usual back row hunters. Combined with mantlets and heavy armour, they have just as much protection as an Empire knight and could stand up to many things shooting them directly in the face except for cannonballs. They are elite enough to take 50-point banners as a core unit.		*'''Samurai Warriors:''' A core elite unit and the selling point of this faction, having 4 in WS and initiative to beat out other humans. Never placing all your Samurai in one basket has been recommended, so taking them in MSUs is advised. They start with a Katana for cheaper. You upgrade to polearms for some AP(1) or take Great Weapons for proper anti-armor heft, while spears can be left to the Ashigaru for cheaper. Take Longbows and Handguns when you want units with better aim and hold their own against the usual back row hunters. Combined with mantlets and heavy armour, they have just as much protection as an Empire knight and could stand up to many things shooting them directly in the face except for cannonballs. They are elite enough to take 50-point banners as a core unit.

	*'''Samurai Cavalry:''' Samurai Warriors on Fast Cavalry horses for double the price. Their options are virtually identical, but they lack great weapons and handguns. Do Fast Calvalry things like Vangaurding, peppers enemies, and changing their squishy flanks. When keeping it cheap, it's debatable whether to take Spears to get some armour piecing and initiative 6 on the charge or always having accentually +1 to wound in many matchups with katanas all round of combat. Longbows circumvent the opponent's shield and cover while having protection, unlike Yabusame, and they can use their katanas on horseback, so also effective in melee. Are for entering a fight in the long haul at any time. Upgrading katana to Polearms is a better spear but paying an extra 1 more point per model. You can double them down for the long battle with a magic banner and upgrade them to heavy armor, but if you upgrade, they lose fast calvery. Overall they are a versatile source of fast-moving melee and shooting but even with a Razor standard; they have difficulties penetrating the high armor saves of Old World knights like most Medium Cavalry units.		*'''Samurai Cavalry:''' Samurai Warriors on Fast Cavalry horses for double the price. Their options are virtually identical, but they lack great weapons and handguns. Do Fast Calvalry things like Vangaurding, peppers enemies, and changing their squishy flanks. When keeping it cheap, it's debatable whether to take Spears to get some armour piecing and initiative 6 on the charge or always having accentually +1 to wound in many matchups with katanas all round of combat. Longbows circumvent the opponent's shield and cover while having protection, unlike Yabusame, and they can use their katanas on horseback, so also effective in melee. Are for entering a fight in the long haul at any time. Upgrading katana to Polearms is a better spear but paying an extra 1 more point per model. You can double them down for the long battle with a magic banner and upgrade them to heavy armor, but if you upgrade, they lose fast calvery. Overall they are a versatile source of fast-moving melee and shooting but even with a Razor standard or WAILING BANNER; they have difficulties penetrating the high armor saves of Old World knights like most Medium Cavalry units.

	*'''Ashigaru:'''MEN-AT-ARMS, humans with a lousy Leadership of 6 but them running away is not a problem for Samurai as they are considered expendable. All the Ashigaru have light armor but no Shields (so practically no armor). They exist to put more bodies on the board, rolling more dice over quality. Keep a source of leadership with them.		*'''Ashigaru:'''MEN-AT-ARMS, humans with a lousy Leadership of 6 but them running away is not a problem for Samurai as they are considered expendable. All the Ashigaru have light armor but no Shields (so practically no armor). They exist to put more bodies on the board, rolling more dice over quality. Keep a source of leadership with them.

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	===Core Units===		===Core Units===
	*'''Samurai Warriors:''' A core elite unit and the selling point of this faction, having 4 in WS and initiative to beat out other humans. Never placing all your Samurai in one basket has been recommended, so taking them in MSUs is advised. They start with a Katana for cheaper. You upgrade to polearms for some AP(1) or take Great Weapons for proper anti-armor heft, while spears can be left to the Ashigaru for cheaper. Take Longbows and Handguns when you want units with better aim and hold their own against the usual back row hunters. Combined with mantlets and heavy armour, they have just as much protection as an Empire knight and could stand up to many things shooting them directly in the face except for cannonballs.		*'''Samurai Warriors:''' A core elite unit and the selling point of this faction, having 4 in WS and initiative to beat out other humans. Never placing all your Samurai in one basket has been recommended, so taking them in MSUs is advised. They start with a Katana for cheaper. You upgrade to polearms for some AP(1) or take Great Weapons for proper anti-armor heft, while spears can be left to the Ashigaru for cheaper. Take Longbows and Handguns when you want units with better aim and hold their own against the usual back row hunters. Combined with mantlets and heavy armour, they have just as much protection as an Empire knight and could stand up to many things shooting them directly in the face except for cannonballs. They are elite enough to take 50-point banners as a core unit.

	*'''Samurai Cavalry:''' Samurai Warriors on Fast Cavalry horses for double the price. Their options are virtually identical, but they lack great weapons and handguns. Do Fast Calvalry things like Vangaurding, peppers enemies, and changing their squishy flanks. When keeping it cheap, it's debatable whether to take Spears to get some armour piecing and initiative 6 on the charge or always having accentually +1 to wound in many matchups with katanas all round of combat. Longbows circumvent the opponent's shield and cover while having protection, unlike Yabusame, and they can use their katanas on horseback, so also effective in melee. Are for entering a fight in the long haul at any time. Upgrading katana to Polearms is a better spear but paying an extra 1 more point per model. You can double them down for the long battle with a magic banner and upgrade them to heavy armor, but if you upgrade, they lose fast calvery. Overall they are a versatile source of fast-moving melee and shooting but even with a Razor standard; they have difficulties penetrating the high armor saves of Old World knights like most Medium Cavalry units.		*'''Samurai Cavalry:''' Samurai Warriors on Fast Cavalry horses for double the price. Their options are virtually identical, but they lack great weapons and handguns. Do Fast Calvalry things like Vangaurding, peppers enemies, and changing their squishy flanks. When keeping it cheap, it's debatable whether to take Spears to get some armour piecing and initiative 6 on the charge or always having accentually +1 to wound in many matchups with katanas all round of combat. Longbows circumvent the opponent's shield and cover while having protection, unlike Yabusame, and they can use their katanas on horseback, so also effective in melee. Are for entering a fight in the long haul at any time. Upgrading katana to Polearms is a better spear but paying an extra 1 more point per model. You can double them down for the long battle with a magic banner and upgrade them to heavy armor, but if you upgrade, they lose fast calvery. Overall they are a versatile source of fast-moving melee and shooting but even with a Razor standard; they have difficulties penetrating the high armor saves of Old World knights like most Medium Cavalry units.