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| '''Nemesis Crown''' was the last worldwide campaign run by [[Games Workshop]] for [[Warhammer Fantasy Battles]] that ran in June 2007. A small supplement was produced for the campaign and rules were produced for a special character for every army in the game, including ones that were unsupported at the time. Annoyingly the special characters weren't in the campaign book, but in a [[White Dwarf]] and on the now discontinued [[Specialist Games]] website instead. The campaign came after [[Storm of Chaos]], but was somewhat ambiguous about whether the events of that campaign happened or not. The campaign itself has three battles detailed in the supplement to be played at the event.
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| ==The Fluff==
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| The campaign revolved around finding the titular Nemesis Crown, a crown of pure [[warpstone]] forged by the dwarven runesmith Alaric the Mad. You might remember him from the 6th(.5) edition codex where his master rune allows you to ignore armor saves. Supposedly this thing was buried under the Great Forest in [[The Empire (Warhammer Fantasy)|the Empire]]. The [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy)|dwarfs]] tried to recover it, but the whole party save one were killed. The one who lived, sadly, was captured by night goblins and forced to tell them what he knew. This led to everyone and their grandma and their dog looking for the crown.
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| ==The New Heroes==
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| As mentioned above, each faction got a new special character for use in battles for the campaign. These characters were built using the existing rules for generic characters, but were each granted a special ability for the campaign. | | 3. It has come to the attention of our client that this website, which you own, used his images without approval and without any proper credit to the copyright owner. |
| *[[Beastmen]]: Panyck the Manic, a Slaaneshi Bray-Shaman. His special ability granted him the Wild Call spell as a bound spell with a power level of 5.
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| *[[Bretonnia]]: Baron Philippe d’Artaud, a Bretonnian Paladin. His special ability allowed all Peasant units within 12" to use his leadership as their own and re-roll all failed leadership tests.
| | 4. As you never got (nor asked for) approval to use our client's images, your work constitutes copyright infringement, in accordance with Title 17 of the U.S. Code. |
| *[[Chaos Dwarfs]]: Rykarth the Unbreakable, a Chaos Dwarf Hero. His special ability upgraded him to your Battle Standard Bearer for free.
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| *[[Dark Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)|Dark Elves]]: Vykiel the Monstrous, a Dark Elf Beastmaster. His special ability allowed you to take War Hydras as both special and rare choices.
| | 5. Accordingly, you could be liable for statutory damages as high as $150,000 as set forth in Section 504(c)(2) therein. |
| *[[Dogs of War]]: Aeolus the Astromancer, a Hireling Wizard. His special ability allowed him to move through water without penalty and gain soft cover while standing in water.
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| *[[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy)|Dwarfs]]: Sharpe Ironthorne, a Dwarf Master Engineer. His special ability allowed you to take one engineering rune on a war machine for free.
| | 6. Our client instructed us to do whatever we need to repair the finance damage. However, due to the difficult time everyone is going through these days, our client will not be pushing to collect any fines. |
| *[[The Empire (Warhammer Fantasy)|Empire]]: Maximilian von Schädel, a Captain of the Empire. His special ability allowed you to take a Dogs of War or Regiments of Renown unit as a core choice.
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| *[[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)|High Elves]]: Illiam Versefinder, a High Elf Prince. His special ability allowed you to choose not to make an Intrigue at Court roll and always use him as your general.
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| *[[Lizardmen]]: Zlatgar of Tlaqua, a Saurus Oldblood. His special ability granted any Saurus Warriors unit he joined the Blessed Spawning of Huanchi special rule for free for as long as he remained in the unit.
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| *[[Ogre Kingdoms]]: Vazgrat the Lucky, an Ogre Tyrant. His special ability allowed you to re-roll a single die of your choice once per game.
| | 8. If we have not received any response by 30th day of April, 2020 indicating that you have complied with this request, we will have to take legal recourse and settle this matter in court. |
| *[[Orcs & Goblins]]: Nobber Fangadoom, a Goblin Great Shaman. His special ability gave you an extra power die on your turns if he was not in a unit.
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| *[[Skaven]]: Ratnash the Fleet, a Skaven Assassin. His special ability forced opponents to re-roll successful smoke bomb tests against him and let you upgrade a single unit of Night Runners to Tunnelers for free.
| | 9. There won’t be a further notice. |
| *[[Tomb Kings]]: Nyletoth the Charioteer, a Tomb Prince. His special rule made Chariots a core choice as if he were a Tomb King.
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| *[[Vampire Counts]]: Count Rabe von Stahl, a Blood Dragon Vampire Count. His special ability let you take a single unit of Black Knights as a core choice.
| | Sincerely, |
| *[[Warriors of Chaos]]: Angara the Yusak, an Exalted Champion of Tzeentch. His special ability allowed him to know 3 spells instead of the normal 2 for his cost.
| | Jillian Scott, |
| *[[Wood Elves]]: Sylvain Lathaury, a Wood Elf Noble. His special ability allowed you to upgrade up to two units of Glade Guard to Scouts at no cost.
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We are sending this email on behalf of our client.
1. Our client is the owner of a big online magazine.
2. Our client is in the business of selling images to newspapers, magazines and websites worldwide. He is the proprietor of the copyrights for all images used, distributed, published, and sold by his business. As these copyrighted images are his main source of income, our client imposes all the copyrights to said images.
3. It has come to the attention of our client that this website, which you own, used his images without approval and without any proper credit to the copyright owner.
4. As you never got (nor asked for) approval to use our client's images, your work constitutes copyright infringement, in accordance with Title 17 of the U.S. Code.
5. Accordingly, you could be liable for statutory damages as high as $150,000 as set forth in Section 504(c)(2) therein.
6. Our client instructed us to do whatever we need to repair the finance damage. However, due to the difficult time everyone is going through these days, our client will not be pushing to collect any fines.
7. You are hereby requested to immediately add credits to the image you used. Our client will allow you to continue using the image/s only if you give clear and proper credits.
8. If we have not received any response by 30th day of April, 2020 indicating that you have complied with this request, we will have to take legal recourse and settle this matter in court.
9. There won’t be a further notice.
Sincerely,
Jillian Scott,
Managing Partner, Nodylaw.com