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	**'''Winter Guard Officer & Standard:''' Pretty much mandatory if you're fielding the Winter Guard Infantry, if for no other reason than it's two more bodies to throw into the grinder. That ''isn't'' the only reason, though; the Officer and Standard Bearer come with a host of special rules that make the Infantry as a whole much better. For starters, they bring Combined Melee Attack to add to the Infantry's innate Combined Ranged, which makes them much more of a threat on the charge. The real attractions, though, are Grape Shot and the Bob And Weave order. Grape Shot turns all your Infantry's blunderbusses into spray weapons, which is a nice boost for clearing out enemy light infantry, while Bob And Weave is a fantastic general-use order that gives all Infantry +2 DEF for the round, greatly increasing their survivability.		**'''Winter Guard Officer & Standard:''' Pretty much mandatory if you're fielding the Winter Guard Infantry, if for no other reason than it's two more bodies to throw into the grinder. That ''isn't'' the only reason, though; the Officer and Standard Bearer come with a host of special rules that make the Infantry as a whole much better. For starters, they bring Combined Melee Attack to add to the Infantry's innate Combined Ranged, which makes them much more of a threat on the charge. The real attractions, though, are Grape Shot and the Bob And Weave order. Grape Shot turns all your Infantry's blunderbusses into spray weapons, which is a nice boost for clearing out enemy light infantry, while Bob And Weave is a fantastic general-use order that gives all Infantry +2 DEF for the round, greatly increasing their survivability.
	**'''Winter Guard Infantry Rocketeer:''' A fantastic Weapon Attachment for the Winter Guard Infantry. You can take up to three of them, and you should. The RPG they bring is just too juicy to ignore, as it gives the Infantry a way to threaten targets that would otherwise laugh off their assault. Since another Infantry model can pick up the rocket launcher if the Rocketeer dies, they're also pretty hard to get rid of.		**'''Winter Guard Infantry Rocketeer:''' A fantastic Weapon Attachment for the Winter Guard Infantry. You can take up to three of them, and you should. The RPG they bring is just too juicy to ignore, as it gives the Infantry a way to threaten targets that would otherwise laugh off their assault. Since another Infantry model can pick up the rocket launcher if the Rocketeer dies, they're also pretty hard to get rid of.
	*'''Winter Guard Field Gun Crew:''' [[Lascannon\|A giant anti-~~materiel~~ rifle]] with great range and solid POW. It can mess up lighter 'jacks and at least wound the heavier ones, but it needs to be protected. Generally outclassed by other options in larger games, but paired with the rest of the Winter Guard, it can definitely be effective.		*'''Winter Guard Field Gun Crew:''' [[Lascannon\|A giant anti-material rifle]] with great range and solid POW. It can mess up lighter 'jacks and at least wound the heavier ones, but it needs to be protected. Generally outclassed by other options in larger games, but paired with the rest of the Winter Guard, it can definitely be effective.
	*'''Winter Guard Mortar Crew:''' Absolutely absurd range, great POW, and a 4" AOE. The biggest weakness of the Mortar is that it's firing at RAT 5, which means that it isn't going to hit jack-all most of the time. It can be effective at clearing out light infantry, but the Winter Guard already does that well enough. Not terrible, particularly if you want to keep Kovnik Joe around, but there are better options for those points.		*'''Winter Guard Mortar Crew:''' Absolutely absurd range, great POW, and a 4" AOE. The biggest weakness of the Mortar is that it's firing at RAT 5, which means that it isn't going to hit jack-all most of the time. It can be effective at clearing out light infantry, but the Winter Guard already does that well enough. Not terrible, particularly if you want to keep Kovnik Joe around, but there are better options for those points.
	*'''Winter Guard Rifle Corps:''' Standard Winter Guard Infantry, but outfitted with long-range rifles instead of the standard-issue blunderbuss. They still aren't going to hit anything, because Winter Guard RAT is shit, but they come with a handy board control ability that lets them place a damaging AOE on the board to discourage enemy infantry from entering.		*'''Winter Guard Rifle Corps:''' Standard Winter Guard Infantry, but outfitted with long-range rifles instead of the standard-issue blunderbuss. They still aren't going to hit anything, because Winter Guard RAT is shit, but they come with a handy board control ability that lets them place a damaging AOE on the board to discourage enemy infantry from entering.

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General Strategy

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	Khador jacks in MK3 are powerful tools at player disposal. They're cheap, durable, trade well into basically everything and can mitigate the low SPD stat using threat extender spells most Khador casters have (mobility, boundless charge, road to war, energizer, etc). Some Khador lists contain bricks of jacks, with some spikes like Karchev running around 8-10 jacks. Nonetheless with the new Steamroller 2017 rules, some zones can be controlled only by infantry units, so most list do include one or more infantry units (even if small and cheap units, like, for example, kayazy eliminators).		Khador jacks in MK3 are powerful tools at player disposal. They're cheap, durable, trade well into basically everything and can mitigate the low SPD stat using threat extender spells most Khador casters have (mobility, boundless charge, road to war, energizer, etc). Some Khador lists contain bricks of jacks, with some spikes like Karchev running around 8-10 jacks. Nonetheless with the new Steamroller 2017 rules, some zones can be controlled only by infantry units, so most list do include one or more infantry units (even if small and cheap units, like, for example, kayazy eliminators).

	Khador has a ''lot'' of competitively viable options for foot soldiers. These range from the cheap-as-dirt [[Imperial Guard\|Winter Guard]] ~~<s>~~to the heavily armored and elite [[Space Marines\|Man-o'-War Shocktroopers]]~~</s> (Please note Shoocktroopers are and will be crap until they hit CID. The new theme force DO NOT reedem them at all)~~. Iron Fang Pikemen can put the serious hurt on even heavy targets in melee. Widowmakers can chew through <s>light infantry</s> single wound infantry faster than blinking. <s>The Assault Kommandos offer incredible board control and anti-infantry suppression</s> (Another shit unit, not sure what the original author wanted to say here. They do not do anything of note right now). Whatever role you need filled, there is a Khador infantry squad for the job. They can shoot, they can chop, they slice and dice and if you order now you get a FREE UA. <s>Get used to the idea of your warjacks playing support for them; most warjack selection for Khador is centered around fulfilling a role that the infantry you're taking can't, such as cracking heavy enemy 'jacks that get too close, while your infantry do the heavy lifting</s>. In Mk3 Jacks are as good as infantry, both capable of effectively control the board. You can play jack or infantry heavy and it's completely up to the player to choose which way to go.		Khador has a ''lot'' of competitively viable options for foot soldiers. These range from the cheap-as-dirt [[Imperial Guard\|Winter Guard]] to the heavily armored and elite [[Space Marines\|Man-o'-War Shocktroopers]]. Iron Fang Pikemen can put the serious hurt on even heavy targets in melee. Widowmakers can chew through <s>light infantry</s> single wound infantry faster than blinking. <s>The Assault Kommandos offer incredible board control and anti-infantry suppression</s> (Another shit unit, not sure what the original author wanted to say here. They do not do anything of note right now). Whatever role you need filled, there is a Khador infantry squad for the job. They can shoot, they can chop, they slice and dice and if you order now you get a FREE UA. <s>Get used to the idea of your warjacks playing support for them; most warjack selection for Khador is centered around fulfilling a role that the infantry you're taking can't, such as cracking heavy enemy 'jacks that get too close, while your infantry do the heavy lifting</s>. In Mk3 Jacks are as good as infantry, both capable of effectively control the board. You can play jack or infantry heavy and it's completely up to the player to choose which way to go.

	Khador's warcaster selection is as varied as its infantry. In this single faction, you have models like Supreme Kommandant Irusk, who is a purely support 'caster dedicated to buffing your infantry, and Orsus Zoktavir, the Butcher of Khardov, who just goes balls-deep in the enemy and hacks things apart on his own. As a general rule, though, Khador 'casters don't have particularly stellar FOCUS, and it's also a rare 'caster who doesn't come with at least one major buff for your infantry.		Khador's warcaster selection is as varied as its infantry. In this single faction, you have models like Supreme Kommandant Irusk, who is a purely support 'caster dedicated to buffing your infantry, and Orsus Zoktavir, the Butcher of Khardov, who just goes balls-deep in the enemy and hacks things apart on his own. As a general rule, though, Khador 'casters don't have particularly stellar FOCUS, and it's also a rare 'caster who doesn't come with at least one major buff for your infantry.

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	Khadoran infantry is the main focus of any army flying the star of the pseudo-Motherland. They are flexible, dangerous, durable, and cheap. They're great units in their own right, and Khador wields incredible support spells that can make them absolutely amazing.		Khadoran infantry is the main focus of any army flying the star of the pseudo-Motherland. They are flexible, dangerous, durable, and cheap. They're great units in their own right, and Khador wields incredible support spells that can make them absolutely amazing.

			==MK3 analysis==

			Things have changed so far in MK3. Khadoran jacks are considered at the moment very good in terms of point cost/efficiency. With the new power up rule and general stat increase, they're very efficient at taking out enemy heavies with favorable trades. Infantry is of course still very good. Even if winter guard infantry isn't at the top of the list anymore, several other units behave can fill the role quite effectively.

	==General Strategy==		==General Strategy==
	As mentioned above, most Khador warjacks are extremely focus-hungry and lack viable ranged options on top of being extremely slow. They can do some real damage in melee, true, but it's a rare Khador list that fields more than one or two 'jacks at a time. Unless you're playing Karchev the Terrible, the faction's dedicated 'jack-focused warcaster, you're going to be running a lot of infantry.		<s>As mentioned above, ',most Khador warjacks are extremely focus-hungry and lack viable ranged options on top of being extremely slow. They can do some real damage in melee, true, but it's a rare Khador list that fields more than one or two 'jacks at a time. Unless you're playing Karchev the Terrible, the faction's dedicated 'jack-focused warcaster, you're going to be running a lot of infantry.</s> This become obsolete.

			Khador jacks in MK3 are powerful tools at player disposal. They're cheap, durable, trade well into basically everything and can mitigate the low SPD stat using threat extender spells most Khador casters have (mobility, boundless charge, road to war, energizer, etc). Some Khador lists contain bricks of jacks, with some spikes like Karchev running around 8-10 jacks. Nonetheless with the new Steamroller 2017 rules, some zones can be controlled only by infantry units, so most list do include one or more infantry units (even if small and cheap units, like, for example, kayazy eliminators).

	~~Fortunately,~~ Khador has a ''lot'' of competitively viable options for foot soldiers. These range from the cheap-as-dirt [[Imperial Guard\|Winter Guard]] to the heavily armored and elite [[Space Marines\|Man-o'-War Shocktroopers]]. Iron Fang Pikemen can put the serious hurt on even heavy targets in melee. Widowmakers can chew through light infantry faster than blinking. The Assault Kommandos offer incredible board control and anti-infantry suppression. Whatever role you need filled, there is a Khador infantry squad for the job. They can shoot, they can chop, they slice and dice and if you order now you get a FREE UA. Get used to the idea of your warjacks playing support for them; most warjack selection for Khador is centered around fulfilling a role that the infantry you're taking can't, such as cracking heavy enemy 'jacks that get too close, while your infantry do the heavy lifting.		Khador has a ''lot'' of competitively viable options for foot soldiers. These range from the cheap-as-dirt [[Imperial Guard\|Winter Guard]] <s>to the heavily armored and elite [[Space Marines\|Man-o'-War Shocktroopers]]</s> (Please note Shoocktroopers are and will be crap until they hit CID. The new theme force DO NOT reedem them at all). Iron Fang Pikemen can put the serious hurt on even heavy targets in melee. Widowmakers can chew through <s>light infantry</s> single wound infantry faster than blinking. <s>The Assault Kommandos offer incredible board control and anti-infantry suppression</s> (Another shit unit, not sure what the original author wanted to say here. They do not do anything of note right now). Whatever role you need filled, there is a Khador infantry squad for the job. They can shoot, they can chop, they slice and dice and if you order now you get a FREE UA. <s>Get used to the idea of your warjacks playing support for them; most warjack selection for Khador is centered around fulfilling a role that the infantry you're taking can't, such as cracking heavy enemy 'jacks that get too close, while your infantry do the heavy lifting</s>. In Mk3 Jacks are as good as infantry, both capable of effectively control the board. You can play jack or infantry heavy and it's completely up to the player to choose which way to go.

	Khador's warcaster selection is as varied as its infantry. In this single faction, you have models like Supreme Kommandant Irusk, who is a purely support 'caster dedicated to buffing your infantry, and Orsus Zoktavir, the Butcher of Khardov, who just goes balls-deep in the enemy and hacks things apart on his own. As a general rule, though, Khador 'casters don't have particularly stellar FOCUS, and it's also a rare 'caster who doesn't come with at least one major buff for your infantry.		Khador's warcaster selection is as varied as its infantry. In this single faction, you have models like Supreme Kommandant Irusk, who is a purely support 'caster dedicated to buffing your infantry, and Orsus Zoktavir, the Butcher of Khardov, who just goes balls-deep in the enemy and hacks things apart on his own. As a general rule, though, Khador 'casters don't have particularly stellar FOCUS, and it's also a rare 'caster who doesn't come with at least one major buff for your infantry.
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	*'''Kommandant Irusk (pIrusk):''' Khador is an infantry faction, and Irusk is the dedicated infantry 'caster. He's not a fighter by any means, and he doesn't have much in the way of direct offensive ability. What he ''does'' bring is a shit-ton of incredible buffs for your infantry. Fluff-wise, Irusk is a [[Creed\|Tactical Genius]] who is loved by his men because he never wastes their lives; if you die under Irusk's command, it is because you could not have been saved, and your death was necessary for the glory of Khador. This relationship with his men is exemplified in his feat, Undying Loyalty, which gives all infantry in his control area Fearless, super-Tough, knockdown immunity, and bonuses to attack and damage rolls for the turn.		*'''Kommandant Irusk (pIrusk):''' Khador is an infantry faction, and Irusk is the dedicated infantry 'caster. He's not a fighter by any means, and he doesn't have much in the way of direct offensive ability. What he ''does'' bring is a shit-ton of incredible buffs for your infantry. Fluff-wise, Irusk is a [[Creed\|Tactical Genius]] who is loved by his men because he never wastes their lives; if you die under Irusk's command, it is because you could not have been saved, and your death was necessary for the glory of Khador. This relationship with his men is exemplified in his feat, Undying Loyalty, which gives all infantry in his control area Fearless, super-Tough, knockdown immunity, and bonuses to attack and damage rolls for the turn.
	*'''Supreme Kommandant Irusk (eIrusk):''' One of the most unique 'casters in all of Warmahordes, eIrusk retains pIrusk's focus on infantry, but completely changes the way every single unit under his command plays on a fundamental level. His primary ability, Martial Discipline, is an entirely passive - meaning ''free'', not a spell - ability that allows your infantry to move and shoot through one another. The number of shenanigans this enables is boggling. Doom Reavers can charge ''through'' the Man-O'-Wars that escorted them to the front line. Widowmakers can sit behind your Iron Fang Pikemen and clear the path without any fear whatsoever. And as if this wasn't enough, he ''also'' grants all his infantry Tough, ''also'' for free. On top of all of this, he also packs a suite of buffs that would make pIrusk proud, and which serves to make his army even more horrifyingly superior at the positioning game. No one matches the Supreme Kommandant for sheer infantry control.		In his MK3 incarnation, he has also an array of non-spell abilities to further increase infantry effectiveness (tactical plans).
	*'''Karchev the Terrible:''' ~~Pretty much your only option if, for some reason, you want~~ to ~~run Khador as a 'jack-focused army~~. ~~[[Dreadnought\|~~Karchev is ~~a crazy bastard who basically gutted a warjack, climbed inside,~~ and ~~now spends his time stomping around~~ and ~~making "brrm-brrm" noises~~ in ~~between bouts~~ of ~~murdering absolutely fucking everything]]~~. ~~He's basically~~ a ~~warjack himself,~~ only ~~with the ability~~ to ~~cast spells~~. ~~He makes his warjacks pretty terrifying, but they're still going to have focus issues~~. ~~Hilariously fun~~, ~~but not particularly competitive.~~
			*'''Supreme Kommandant Irusk (eIrusk):''' One of the most unique 'casters in all of Warmahordes, eIrusk retains pIrusk's focus on infantry, but completely changes the way every single unit under his command plays on a fundamental level. His primary ability, Martial Discipline, is an entirely passive - meaning ''free'', not a spell - ability that allows your infantry to move and shoot through one another. The number of shenanigans this enables is boggling. Doom Reavers can charge ''through'' the Man-O'-Wars that escorted them to the front line. Widowmakers can sit behind your Iron Fang Pikemen and clear the path without any fear whatsoever. And as if this wasn't enough, he ''also'' grants all his infantry Tough, ''also'' for free. On top of all of this, he also packs a suite of buffs that would make pIrusk proud, and which serves to make his army even more horrifyingly superior at the positioning game. No one matches the Supreme Kommandant for sheer infantry control. Irusk 2 was a most popular choice during the start of MK3 due to the "Evil wood of dead" also known as Circle Wurmwood. Since he had added ability on feat to ignore forests when tracing LoS, was a popular choice to counter the evil wood feat turning the wood control area into forest. With the nerfing of Wurmwood feat at command range range, Irusk 2 fell a bit from grace, since Harkevich was going to deal with that quite excellently due to mobility. He is still a great caster with a incredible array of utility under the form of airburst, fire for effect, battle lust and artifice of deviation.

			*'''Karchev the Terrible:''' From useless cardholder to competitive monster. Karchev main strenght are basically three. 1) He is very difficult to assassinate due to high ARM and 34 reiparable health boxes 2) He has nice threat extenderes in the form of road to war and countercharge battlegroup wide 3) His feat is quite big in term of focus multiplication. Please anyway consider Karchev was considered too strong and was nerfed because he run Khador cheap jacks a bit too well. His feat now provide only boosted damage rolls to his battlegroup and not boosted attack rolls anymore. This means he will struggle versus defense skews like [[Fyanna 2 \| http://cards.privateerpress.com?card_items_to_pdf=$3215,1]]

	*'''Zevanna Agha, the Old Witch of Khador (Old Witch):''' One of Khador's best 'casters, but tricky as all hell to play. She's basically Baba Yaga, with Scrapjack being her little cottage, and she brings in Freddy Krueger's glove for added bonus points. She loves terrain, and has a lot of board control spells that are absurdly powerful if used properly but take a lot of thought to get right. She also has the ability to harvest souls from any infantry she kills in melee, which she can do ''en masse'' thanks to her spell Avatar of Slaughter. Just make sure you save enough focus to teleport her away again with Unseen Paths, because she's not particularly durable.		*'''Zevanna Agha, the Old Witch of Khador (Old Witch):''' One of Khador's best 'casters, but tricky as all hell to play. She's basically Baba Yaga, with Scrapjack being her little cottage, and she brings in Freddy Krueger's glove for added bonus points. She loves terrain, and has a lot of board control spells that are absurdly powerful if used properly but take a lot of thought to get right. She also has the ability to harvest souls from any infantry she kills in melee, which she can do ''en masse'' thanks to her spell Avatar of Slaughter. Just make sure you save enough focus to teleport her away again with Unseen Paths, because she's not particularly durable.
	**'''Scrapjack:''' The Old Witch's personal warjack, Scrapjack is unique in a number of ways. He's the only light 'jack in the entire Khador arsenal, as well as the only arc node. Like her, he's fast and tricky, a glass cannon with a lot of tricks up his sleeve rather than an outright brawler. His main purpose is to facilitate the use of Avatar of Slaughter; when the Old Witch casts it on herself, she'll need to teleport back to him, and when she can't get into position, he's going to need to use it to teleport back to her. Be sure to keep him alive, because without him, the Old Witch loses a lot of her potential.		**'''Scrapjack:''' The Old Witch's personal warjack, Scrapjack is unique in a number of ways. He's the only light 'jack in the entire Khador arsenal, as well as the only arc node. Like her, he's fast and tricky, a glass cannon with a lot of tricks up his sleeve rather than an outright brawler. His main purpose is to facilitate the use of Avatar of Slaughter; when the Old Witch casts it on herself, she'll need to teleport back to him, and when she can't get into position, he's going to need to use it to teleport back to her. Be sure to keep him alive, because without him, the Old Witch loses a lot of her potential.

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Battle Engines

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	====Battle Engines====		====Battle Engines====
	*'''Gun Carriage:''' A horse-drawn tank with more guns than the entire state of Alabama. It comes with two giant cannons that leave rough terrain craters wherever they hit and a sniper sitting on the roof to pick off any survivors. Mobile, durable, packs a punch. A solid choice if you can find the points to spare.		*'''Gun Carriage:''' This wonderful insanity is a horse-drawn tank with more guns than the entire state of Alabama. It comes with two giant cannons that leave rough terrain craters wherever they hit and a sniper sitting on the roof to pick off any survivors. Mobile, durable, packs a gives-no-fucks punch. A solid choice if you can find the points to spare.

	[[Category: Warmachine Tactics]]		[[Category: Warmachine Tactics]]

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Why Play Khador?

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	==Why Play [[Khador]]?==		==Why Play [[Khador]]?==
	Because you love infantry, ~~patriotism~~, and ~~patriotic infantry~~. Also bears, vodka, snow, and ~~Soviet Russia~~.		Because you love infantry, XBawXHueg Warjacks, and Soviet-era nonsense. Also bears, vodka, snow, and possessed demon swords.

	Most people are initially drawn to Khador because of the 'jacks. You can't really blame ~~'em, either~~; Khador warjacks are big, beefy, armored to seven kinds of hell, and hit like trucks in melee~~. That sounds awesome~~. It's the rare Khador player that ''keeps'' using those 'jacks, though, because that isn't actually what the faction is about. Khador 'jacks are slow, have subpar statlines, have no arc nodes, lack ranged combat ability, and require huge amounts of focus in order to reach their full potential - something which is doubly problematic because Khador warcasters ''also'' need a lot of focus to function.		Most people are initially drawn to Khador because of the 'jacks. You can't really blame them; Khador warjacks are big, beefy, armored to seven kinds of hell, and hit like MACK trucks going down hill in melee. It's the rare Khador player that ''keeps'' using those 'jacks, though, because that isn't actually what the faction is about. Khador's jacks are slow, have subpar statlines, have no arc nodes, lack ranged combat ability, and require huge amounts of focus in order to reach their full potential - something which is doubly problematic because Khador warcasters ''also'' need a lot of focus to function.

	No. You ''come'' to Khador for the 'jacks. You ''stay'' for the infantry.		No. You ''come'' to Khador for the 'jacks. You ''stay'' for the infantry.

	Khadoran infantry is ~~everything that Khadoran 'jacks are not~~. They are flexible~~, powerful~~, dangerous, durable, and cheap. They're great units in their own right, and Khador ~~packs a number of~~ incredible support spells that can make them absolutely amazing~~. Khador infantry put in all the work you could ask for and more. They are the backbone of your army, and they will not rest until the job is done~~.		Khadoran infantry is the main focus of any army flying the star of the pseudo-Motherland. They are flexible, dangerous, durable, and cheap. They're great units in their own right, and Khador wields incredible support spells that can make them absolutely amazing.

	==General Strategy==		==General Strategy==

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Why Play Khador?

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	==Why Play Khador?==		==Why Play [[Khador]]?==
	Because you love infantry, patriotism, and patriotic infantry. Also bears, vodka, snow, and Soviet Russia.		Because you love infantry, patriotism, and patriotic infantry. Also bears, vodka, snow, and Soviet Russia.

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Character Solos

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	*'''Fenris:''' A more powerful Doom Reaver on a horse. He's much more mobile than your standard Doomies, which solves one of their main issues and turns him into a frightening assassin with the proper support. On top of this, he's an absolutely retardedly strong melee combatant, which is to be expected of a Doom Reaver on steroids. However, like all Doom Reavers, he's an absolute fire magnet and he isn't the toughest solo around.		*'''Fenris:''' A more powerful Doom Reaver on a horse. He's much more mobile than your standard Doomies, which solves one of their main issues and turns him into a frightening assassin with the proper support. On top of this, he's an absolutely retardedly strong melee combatant, which is to be expected of a Doom Reaver on steroids. However, like all Doom Reavers, he's an absolute fire magnet and he isn't the toughest solo around.
	*'''Kovnik Andrei Malakov''': Khador's journeyman warcaster is an excellent choice for a dedicated 'jack commander, with two excellent spells at his disposal that make him both a personal threat and a great source of buffs for his 'jacks. If you absolutely must have a ~~'Jack Marshal~~, take him. He's a great deal for the points.		*'''Kovnik Andrei Malakov''': Khador's journeyman warcaster is an excellent choice for a dedicated 'jack commander, with two excellent spells at his disposal that make him both a personal threat and a great source of buffs for his 'jacks. If you absolutely must have a journeyman warcaster, take him. He's a great deal for the points.
	*'''Kovnik Jozef Grigorovich:''' Probably the single best character solo available to Khador. Kovnik Joe is simply too good to pass up for any army running the Winter Guard Infantry. He makes them ''work''. In addition to being a Commander himself, which can keep the grunts in line if the leadership gets sniped, Kovnik Joe hands out buffs to any Winter Guard unit you want to be more effective. Want your Winter Guard Infantry to not die so easily? He gives them Tough. Want them to actually do some damage in melee combat? Done. Want them to be able to hit the broad side of anything? Fucking ''please''. Kovnik Joe has your back. Kovnik Joe will never let you down. Kovnik Joe is love. Kovnik Joe is life.		*'''Kovnik Jozef Grigorovich:''' Probably the single best character solo available to Khador. Kovnik Joe is simply too good to pass up for any army running the Winter Guard Infantry. He makes them ''work''. In addition to being a Commander himself, which can keep the grunts in line if the leadership gets sniped, Kovnik Joe hands out buffs to any Winter Guard unit you want to be more effective. Want your Winter Guard Infantry to not die so easily? He gives them Tough. Want them to actually do some damage in melee combat? Done. Want them to be able to hit the broad side of anything? Fucking ''please''. Kovnik Joe has your back. Kovnik Joe will never let you down. Kovnik Joe is love. Kovnik Joe is life.
	*'''Uhlan Kovnik Markov:''' Basically an Iron Fang Uhlan UA. He hits hard, he makes your Uhlans more mobile, and he renders them effectively Fearless. If you're taking Uhlans, you really can't go wrong.		*'''Uhlan Kovnik Markov:''' Basically an Iron Fang Uhlan UA. He hits hard, he makes your Uhlans more mobile, and he renders them effectively Fearless. If you're taking Uhlans, you really can't go wrong.