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Named Characters

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	*'''Sturmjarl:''' 325pts. Here's a super-wizard on steroids. On top of being a CL4 Wizard with WS5, he also an additional die to all casting checks that can cause FUN to happen on a 1 (Ld check or miscast) and Runes to re-roll a casting or dispel roll each turn.		*'''Sturmjarl:''' 325pts. Here's a super-wizard on steroids. On top of being a CL4 Wizard with WS5, he also an additional die to all casting checks that can cause FUN to happen on a 1 (Ld check or miscast) and Runes to re-roll a casting or dispel roll each turn.
	*'''Keorl Thunderhand:''' 250pts. This guy here's your beatstick +1. Throw him at a monster, he gets HKB. His weapon gives S8 and d3 wounds, upping to wound on a 2+ with d6 wounds and giving Fear when facing a dragon. And to top off the dragonfuckery, he's immune to fire and breath weapons with a chance to bounce it back on them.		*'''Keorl Thunderhand:''' 250pts. This guy here's your beatstick +1. Throw him at a monster, he gets HKB. His weapon gives S8 and d3 wounds, upping to wound on a 2+ with d6 wounds and giving Fear when facing a dragon. And to top off the dragonfuckery, he's immune to fire and breath weapons with a chance to bounce it back on them.
	*'''Styrmir Rimefrost:''' ~~500pts~~. King of the Frost Giants. While similar to his kin, he also has a weapon with HKB and heavy armour that renders him immune to ice and a 4++ ward against missiles.		*'''Styrmir Rimefrost:''' 465pts. King of the Frost Giants. While similar to his kin, he also has a weapon with HKB and heavy armour that renders him immune to ice and a 4++ ward against missiles.

	*'''The Ravenswyrd:''' 260pts. You've got a loner of a guy who can never be general. He's flocked by a pair of ravens with WS3 S2. If he's ever hurt, he can roll a d6 to reduce his S,T, or A by -1 (and this can be recovered at the top of the turn with another d6 roll) but a 1 kills a bird - killing both sees him dead. In combat he's no slouch either, with a pair of swords granting ASF, +1S in the first round and Pierce 1.		*'''The Ravenswyrd:''' 260pts. You've got a loner of a guy who can never be general. He's flocked by a pair of ravens with WS3 S2. If he's ever hurt, he can roll a d6 to reduce his S,T, or A by -1 (and this can be recovered at the top of the turn with another d6 roll) but a 1 kills a bird - killing both sees him dead. In combat he's no slouch either, with a pair of swords granting ASF, +1S in the first round and Pierce 1.
	*'''Drenok Johansen:''' ~~190pts~~. This guy's claim to fame is his big-ass axe, one that deals Piercing 1 hits and adds an extra attack for each model in b2b with him. His armor's not much to speak of, being a 6+ (5+ against missiles) armour save with FNP.		*'''Drenok Johansen:''' 140pts. This guy's claim to fame is his big-ass axe, one that deals Piercing 1 hits and adds an extra attack for each model in b2b with him. His armor's not much to speak of, being a 6+ (5+ against missiles) armour save with FNP.
	*'''Jora and Bjorn:''' 245pts. A woman and a bear, teamed up not unlike [[Thanquol\|Thanquol and Boneripper]]. They're both skirmishers with hatred against Chaos and immunity to psychology while together, but while Bjorn has regen 4+, Jora has a weapon that doubles all successful hits. Bjorn also acts as a meatshield for Jora, taking hits on a 4+. If Jora dies, Bjorn gets Frenzy and Unbreakable while Jora gets Unbreakable and Hatred towards Bjorn's killer if the big guy bites it.		*'''Jora and Bjorn:''' 245pts. A woman and a bear, teamed up not unlike [[Thanquol\|Thanquol and Boneripper]]. They're both skirmishers with hatred against Chaos and immunity to psychology while together, but while Bjorn has regen 4+, Jora has a weapon that doubles all successful hits. Bjorn also acts as a meatshield for Jora, taking hits on a 4+. If Jora dies, Bjorn gets Frenzy and Unbreakable while Jora gets Unbreakable and Hatred towards Bjorn's killer if the big guy bites it.

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	==Why Play Norse?==		==Why Play Norse?==
	Because you wanna play Vikings but don't necessarily want to sleep with daemons. Unfortunately, their weakness in having limited ranged combat still persists. Counter charge and Bersekrergang also encourages more aggressive play, but will your formations apart and leave flanks exposed.		Because you wanna play Vikings but don't necessarily want to sleep with daemons. Unfortunately, their weakness in having limited ranged combat still persists. Counter charge and Bersekrergang also encourages more aggressive play, but will your formations apart and leave flanks exposed.

2600:1011:B12F:7D27:4B6B:65A7:95B4:92B6: /* Army Rules */

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Army Rules

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	==Army Rules==		==Army Rules==
	*'''Counter-Charge:''' As a reaction to a charge to their front, the Norse can instead chargeback. Before charging, the enemy must test Leadership with failure letting the Norse move up 2d3". The enemy can then roll their charge against a closer target, with success letting both sides count as charging.		*'''Counter-Charge:''' As a reaction to a charge to their front, the Norse can instead chargeback. Before charging, the enemy must test Leadership with failure letting the Norse move up 2d3". The enemy can then roll their charge against a closer target, with success letting both sides count as charging.
	** a beneficial cavalry ability and most of your ~~infinity~~ to get off their charge abilities like impact hits, Lances, and Berserkergang.		** a beneficial cavalry ability and most of your infantry to get off their charge abilities like impact hits, Lances, and Berserkergang.
	**opponents will often not even want to fight you, even if you guarantee a useful charge. They would rather march towards your flanks or get too close for you to Counter-Charge.		**opponents will often not even want to fight you, even if you guarantee a useful charge. They would rather march towards your flanks or get too close for you to Counter-Charge.
	***You will find, especially with faster units, that they prefer flanking, or you will be within their movement range after a round of marching.		***You will find, especially with faster units, that they prefer flanking, or you will be within their movement range after a round of marching.

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Core */

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Core

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	*'''Bondsmen:''' Essentially Viking State Troopers. Average human states, these guys will tend to be your mainline troops as they have the best balance between combat and defense with shields as stock. If you play them aggressively and use Counter-Charge you may find them pulled out of position and have their flanks exposed.		*'''Bondsmen:''' Essentially Viking State Troopers. Average human states, these guys will tend to be your mainline troops as they have the best balance between combat and defense with shields as stock. If you play them aggressively and use Counter-Charge you may find them pulled out of position and have their flanks exposed.

	*'''Marauders:''' You've got Greatswords, with armour sold separately. More like naked Empire greatswords instead of The WoS breed. Even with armour and shield they die quick but supply that needed sprinkle of WS4 S5 attacks to supplement your Bondsmen.		*'''[[Chaos Marauders\|Marauder]]s:''' You've got Greatswords, with armour sold separately. More like naked Empire greatswords instead of The WoS breed. Even with armour and shield they die quick but supply that needed sprinkle of WS4 S5 attacks to supplement your Bondsmen.

	*'''Reavers:''' Trained Bondsmen, being truer Choas Marauders with WS4 and optional throwing axes, but are also Ambushers. They can either be used as upgraded Bondsmen or would cover distances by coming on the board edge. Paired weapons are good on Fighting units, and can be used to do more damage on close range charges.		*'''Reavers:''' Trained Bondsmen, being truer Choas Marauders with WS4 and optional throwing axes, but are also Ambushers. They can either be used as upgraded Bondsmen or would cover distances by coming on the board edge. Paired weapons are good on Fighting units, and can be used to do more damage on close range charges.

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Rare */

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Rare

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	*'''Snow Trolls:''' A variant of the trolls seen in other armies, Frenzy, and Stupidity is not something easy controlled (Stupidity tests happen before Frenzy test, so not banking on that). They can smack around many armour units with their 4 attacks per model, or each can vomit so a single it can ignore hit and armour saves.		*'''Snow Trolls:''' A variant of the trolls seen in other armies, Frenzy, and Stupidity is not something easy controlled (Stupidity tests happen before Frenzy test, so not banking on that). They can smack around many armour units with their 4 attacks per model, or each can vomit so a single it can ignore hit and armour saves.

	*'''[[Chaos Mammoth\|War Mammoth]]:''' 350pts. Yeah, you got your own giant war monsters. Their hugeness gives them immunity to psychology and 5+ natural armour, while their randomized attacks give them plenty of ways to manage the opposition without drawbacks.		*'''[[Chaos War Mammoth\|War Mammoth]]:''' 350pts. Yeah, you got your own giant war monsters. Their hugeness gives them immunity to psychology and 5+ natural armour, while their randomized attacks give them plenty of ways to manage the opposition without drawbacks.

	*'''Frost Giant:''' 225pts. These guys are nothing like the typical giants. A mix of monsters and artillery pieces, These guys are Stubborn and immune to psychology as well as Hill Strider. On top of that, enemies in b2b with him eat -1 to hit while he has magical attacks and he is also a stone-thrower if he didn't march or charge that turn.		*'''Frost Giant:''' 225pts. These guys are nothing like the typical giants. A mix of monsters and artillery pieces, These guys are Stubborn and immune to psychology as well as Hill Strider. On top of that, enemies in b2b with him eat -1 to hit while he has magical attacks and he is also a stone-thrower if he didn't march or charge that turn.

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Rare */

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Rare

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	*'''Snow Trolls:''' A variant of the trolls seen in other armies, Frenzy, and Stupidity is not something easy controlled (Stupidity tests happen before Frenzy test, so not banking on that). They can smack around many armour units with their 4 attacks per model, or each can vomit so a single it can ignore hit and armour saves.		*'''Snow Trolls:''' A variant of the trolls seen in other armies, Frenzy, and Stupidity is not something easy controlled (Stupidity tests happen before Frenzy test, so not banking on that). They can smack around many armour units with their 4 attacks per model, or each can vomit so a single it can ignore hit and armour saves.

	*'''[[War Mammoth]]:''' 350pts. Yeah, you got your own giant war monsters. Their hugeness gives them immunity to psychology and 5+ natural armour, while their ~~randomised~~ attacks give them plenty of ways to manage the opposition without drawbacks.		*'''[[Chaos Mammoth\|War Mammoth]]:''' 350pts. Yeah, you got your own giant war monsters. Their hugeness gives them immunity to psychology and 5+ natural armour, while their randomized attacks give them plenty of ways to manage the opposition without drawbacks.

	*'''Frost Giant:''' 225pts. These guys are nothing like the typical giants. A mix of monsters and artillery pieces, These guys are Stubborn and immune to psychology as well as Hill Strider. On top of that, enemies in b2b with him eat -1 to hit while he has magical attacks and he is also a stone-thrower if he didn't march or charge that turn.		*'''Frost Giant:''' 225pts. These guys are nothing like the typical giants. A mix of monsters and artillery pieces, These guys are Stubborn and immune to psychology as well as Hill Strider. On top of that, enemies in b2b with him eat -1 to hit while he has magical attacks and he is also a stone-thrower if he didn't march or charge that turn.

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Rare */

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Rare

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	*'''Snow Trolls:''' A variant of the trolls seen in other armies, Frenzy, and Stupidity is not something easy controlled (Stupidity tests happen before Frenzy test, so not banking on that). They can smack around many armour units with their 4 attacks per model, or each can vomit so a single it can ignore hit and armour saves.		*'''Snow Trolls:''' A variant of the trolls seen in other armies, Frenzy, and Stupidity is not something easy controlled (Stupidity tests happen before Frenzy test, so not banking on that). They can smack around many armour units with their 4 attacks per model, or each can vomit so a single it can ignore hit and armour saves.

	*'''War Mammoth:''' 350pts. Yeah, you got your own giant war monsters. Their hugeness gives them immunity to psychology and 5+ natural armour, while their randomised attacks give them plenty of ways to manage the opposition without drawbacks.		*'''[[War Mammoth]]:''' 350pts. Yeah, you got your own giant war monsters. Their hugeness gives them immunity to psychology and 5+ natural armour, while their randomised attacks give them plenty of ways to manage the opposition without drawbacks.

	*'''Frost Giant:''' 225pts. These guys are nothing like the typical giants. A mix of monsters and artillery pieces, These guys are Stubborn and immune to psychology as well as Hill Strider. On top of that, enemies in b2b with him eat -1 to hit while he has magical attacks and he is also a stone-thrower if he didn't march or charge that turn.		*'''Frost Giant:''' 225pts. These guys are nothing like the typical giants. A mix of monsters and artillery pieces, These guys are Stubborn and immune to psychology as well as Hill Strider. On top of that, enemies in b2b with him eat -1 to hit while he has magical attacks and he is also a stone-thrower if he didn't march or charge that turn.