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BOOK TWO

CLASSIC RULES 2.0Book 2: Building Army Rosters


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CHAOS WARS: CLASSIC RULES

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GAME REFERENCE SHEETTURN ORDER

Event I Initiative and Personal Challenges

Event II Spell Casting

Event III Ranged Attacks

Event IV Movement

Event V Melee Combat

Event VI Rally

Troops Making Ranged Attacks

Roll 1D6: (D6 Roll +/- Ranged Modifiers) / Target’s Armor Value

Individuals Making Ranged AttacksRoll Number of D6s equal to Ranged Prowess:

Result needed to hit: (D6 Roll +/- Ranged Modifiers +/- Armor Modifier) = 5+

Troops Making Melee AttacksRoll 1D6: (D6 Roll +/- Melee Modifiers) / Target’s Armor Value

Individuals Making Melee Attacks

Roll Number of D6s equal to Melee Prowess:Result needed to hit: (D6 Roll +/- Melee Modifiers +/- Armor Modifier) = 5+

Rally without a Leader

Rallying

Unit

D6 Roll must meet or

exceed this number to Rally

Peasants 5+

Yeomen 4+

Knights 3+

Creatures 4+

MORALE CHECK CHART

Unit Taking the Morale Check

Cause of Check CreatureMounted

Knights

Foot

Knights

Mounted

Yeomen

Foot

YeomenPeasants

Creatures 3 3 3 4 5 5

Mounted

Knights3 2 2 3 4 5

Foot Knights 3 1 2 2 3 5

MountedYeomen

2 1 1 2 3 4

Foot Yeomen 0 -1 1 1 2 3

Peasants -1No

Check

No

Check0 1 2

Ranged Attacks 1 0 0 1 2 3

Spells & Fire 3 1 1 2 3 5

^ Roll must meet or exceed to pass ̂

MORALE MODIFIERSSituation

(The Unit Checking Morale is…) Mod

…is being attacked in the Flank -1

…is being attacked in the Rear -2

…has lost 50% or more Troops -2

…has lost 50% or more Vitality -2

Attached Leader has been killed

this turn-1

Army Commander has been killed

this turn

-1

…is attacking an enemy in the Flank +1

…is attacking an enemy in the Rear +2

…outnumbers total of all combat

opponent(s) in contact.

*Each Cavalry count as 2 each.

*Individuals use their remaining

Vitality to calculate.

+1

…has a friendly unit also engaged in

the combat+1

…has a Leader attached +1CREATURE MORALE FAILURE TABLED6 Roll Result

1 to 4 The Creature withdraws one full move to its rear. It will remainthere until rallied. It will fight anyone who attacks it.

5

The Creature Flees. It withdraws one full move to its rear. It will

continue to move in that direction until it has moved off the table.

It will attack ANY units or figures that block its way.

6

The Creature goes Berserk. It turns in a random direcion, see the

Random Movement Table (9:8), then moves up to its full distance

towards the nearest unit it faces (in 180 degree arc), and attacks.

It will continue to move in this fashion every turn, even if engaged

in combat, until destroyed. The creature cannot be rallied.

RANDOM MOVEMENT

D6 Result

1-2 Moves to its rear

3 Moves to its right

4 Moves to its left

5 Moves forward

6Stands in place.

+1 Melee Modifier.

Charts for

Ranged and Melee

Combat Attacks

are found on the

back interior cover.


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CHAOS WARS: CLASSIC RULES, EDITION 2.0 BOOK TWO

The original Chaos Wars rules set was conceived and written by:

Bob Charrette Rich Smethurst Marc Rubin Chuck Crain

Second Edition rules edited and expanded by:

Jacob Fathbruckner

Primary Artwork by:

Bill Neff

Inspired by the sculpting of:

Tom Meier, Dennis Mize, Julie Guthrie, Bob Charrette,

C. Brad Gorby, Richard Kerr, Dave Summers, Sandra Garrity, Bob Olley, Chris Atkin, George Freeman, Ann Gallup,

Chris Fitzpatrick, Jeff Wilhelm, Jim Johnson, Drew Williams, Geoff Valley, John Winters, Nick Bibby, Tim Prow, Jeff Grace,

Steve Saunders, Brady Bugge, Ken Kersey, Robert Kyde, Phil Lewis, Behrle Hubboch, Bobby Jackson, and many more.

Additional Material by:

Name (w/a) book . page Gennifer Bone (a) 2.21, 3.17, 3.20 Fred Fields (a) 2.10, 2.13, 3.28, 6.4 C. Brad Gorby (a) 4.4, 5.20 Dale Kemper (w) 5.13, 5.25 Richard Kerr (w) 4.40-45 Cynthia Kirk (a) 3.19, 3.24,3.30-31, 5.15-16, 6.15, 6.53

Tom Meier (a) 1.40, 1.65, 2.15, 2.22, 2.24, 6.41 Thomas Miller (a) 2.4, 6.11, 6.45 Doug Mize (a) 4.5 Melissa Morello (a) 1.52, 4.10, 4.33, 4.39

Dean Morrissey (a) 6.5 Mike Noe (w) 3.30, 3.33, 5.12, 5.15, 5.18 Frank Neeley (a) 2.5, 2.10 Loren Muzzy (a) 3.4, 3.13, 3.17, 6.29 Mark Rogers (a) 2.4, 2.27, 5.5 Penni Rubin & Bill Neff (a) 1.3, 1.28, 1.65 Bill Stolpin (a) 4.28, 6.21 Bill Sutherland & Richard Kerr (a) 1.12 Tony [Last Unknown] (a) 1.39, 1.55, 2.19, 4.36 Chad Thorson (a) 1.10-11, 3.27,3.29-33, 5.12, 5.14-18, 6.9, 6.10, 6.15

Sue Tilvers (a) 5.19 Unattributed (a) 1.9, 1.18, 1.19, 1.26, 1.30, 1.32, 1.38,1.48, 1.51, 1.54, 2.7, 2.11, 2.18, 2.25, 3.6, 4.7, 4.17, 4.24,

4.34, 4.42, 5.04, 5.11, 5.12, 6.8, 6.35, 6.39, 6.44, 6.53 Michael Weaver (a) 1.58, 2.21

The references to Rues, Trills, Hecatrons, Jyllarans, Malkoshians, Falmearians, Warriors of Sutherkrein, and The Black Prince

were developed off of original concepts that were created by Jeff Martin, as part of his Falmurth setting. Used with Permission.

The Daeshiru and Doom-Thumpers were created by Richard Kerr.

1st Edition Published as “Chaos Wars, Rules According to Ral for Fantasy Battles”

Copyright © 1987 Ral Partha. All rights reserved.

2nd Edition Published as “Chaos Wars: Classic Rules, Edition 2.0”

Copyright © 2015 Iron Wind Metals. All rights reserved.

A DIVISION OF

Dedicated to the founders, sculptors, artists, associates, and staff of Ral Partha Enterprises, too many

to name, living and gone, who together created something bigger than the sum of its parts, and that lives

on in spirit here at Iron Wind Metals.And to all of the fans of Ral Partha miniatures, old and new, who helped bring this project to life.


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= Suggested for Intermediate and Experienced players only.

BOOK 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS

BUILDING AN ARMY ROSTER

28:0 Building Your Army Roster (page 6)

28:1 Points System 28:4 Army Commander

28:2 Type of Game 28:5 Restrictions

28:3 Suggested Army Sizes & Points

29:0 Troops (pages 7 – 9)

29:1 How to Calculate 29:4 Equipment Upgrades

29:2 Troop Points Costs 29:5 Skill Upgrades

29:3 Cavalry Upgrades

30:0 Characters (pages 9 – 11)

30:1 Basics 30:4 Leadership Titles

30:2 Types 30:5 Equipment Upgrades

30:3 Character Costs 30:6 Mounts

31:0 Creatures (pages 12 – 16)

31:1 The Basics 31:4 Monsters31:2 Dragons 31:5 Creature Upgrades

31:3 Giants

32:0 Titanic Units (page 17)

32:1 Titanic Infantry Rules 32:3 Titanic Cavalry Rules

32:2 Titanic Infantry Options 32:4 Titanic Cavalry Options

33:0 War Machines (pages 18 – 19)

33:1 Types 33:3 Engines

33:2 Artillery 33:4 Others

34:0 Filling Out an Army Roster (pages 22 – 25)

34:1.1 Troop Instructions 34:1.3 Fantasy Instructions34:1.2 Troop Points Example 34:1.4 Fantasy Pts Example

35:0 Sample Army Rosters (pages 26 – 29)

35:1.1 Beginner Army Troops 35:1.4 Beginner War Mach.

35:1.2 Beginner Characters 35:1.5 Beginner Titans

35:1.3 Beginner Creatures 35:2.1 Human Sample Army

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GAME CONCEPTS

1:0 Introduction

2:0 The Basics

3:0 Troops

4:0 Individual Characters

5:0 Individual Creatures

6:0 Titans

7:0 War Machines

8:0 Battlefield & Terrain

9:0 Morale

10:0 Flying Units

11:0 Water-Bound Vessels

PLAYING THE GAME

12:0 Pregame

13:0 The Game Turn14:0 Event IA - Initiative

15:0 Event IB - Personal Challenges

16:0 Event II - Spell Casting

22:0 Event III - Ranged Attacks

23:0 Event IV – Movement

24:0 Event V - Melee Combat

25:0 Event VI – Rally

26:0 Ending the Game & Determining Victors

27:0 Surviving the Chaos Wars


ANCIENT RIVALRY

CAMPAIGN ROSTERS & SCENARIOS

BOOK 5 CONTENTS

PERSONALITIES

BOOK 6 CONTENTS

SAMPLE ARMIES

BOOK 7 CONTENTS

ARMY BUILDING TOOLS

BOOK 4 CONTENTS

LEGENDARY SCENARIOS

Reminder: Everything found here

is also available online as free

downloads at:

www.RalPartha.com

Please Note:

The subjects listed on this page are found in the additional documents, also released as

part of the: CHAOS WARS: CLASSIC RULES, EDITION 2.0

Only books 1 and 2 are required to play a game. Books 3 and up are all supplemental.


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28:0 BUILDING YOUR ARMY ROSTER .

28:1 POINTS SYSTEM 28:1.1 Players should agree beforehand on the number of

fantasy points to be allowed.

28:1.2 Infantry and Cavalry units are purchased for your

roster using “Troop Points” 28:1.3 Creatures, War Machines, Titans, and Characters are

purchased using “Fantasy Points”

28:2 TYPE OF GAME 28:2.1 There are generally two types of games.

28:2.2 “Low Fantasy Games” have some fantasy creatures

and characters, but they are unique pieces, very

special, and outnumbered by the units of Troops.

28:2.3 “High Fantasy Games” have many fantasy creatures

and characters. There may be as many or more

fantasy creatures in the army, as there are units of

Troops.

28:2.4 Players should agree beforehand on if they will be

playing a Low Fantasy or High Fantasy game.

28:3 SUGGESTED ARMY SIZES & POINTS

28:3.1 The following is a suggested point system for creating

unique armies.

Game

Size

Troop

Points

Fantasy Points

Low Fantasy

Games

High Fantasy

Games

Small 180 18 54

Average 300 30 90

Large 500 50 150

Epic 750 75 225

28:3.2 Point costs for Troops are found in section (29:0)

28:3.3 Point costs for Characters are found in section (30:0)

28:3.4 Point costs for Creatures are found in section (31:0)

28:3.4 Point costs for Titans are found in section (32:0)

28:3.5 Point costs for War Machines are in section (33:0)

28:4 ARMY COMMANDER 28:4.1 Each army receives one Rank 1 Champion, which may

be mounted on a standard Cavalry Mount, with the

Army Commander leadership title, for free (no points

cost).

28:4.2 This character has the Leadership Ability for an Army

Commander.

28:4.3 If desired, the Army Commander’s rank may be

increased by spending the appropriate number of

fantasy points equal to the upgrade.

28:5 LIST BUILDING RESTRICTIONS 28:5.1 No more than 80% of the Troops in an army may be

Knights.

28:5.2 No more than 50% of the Troops in an army may be

equipped with Ranged Weapons.

28:5.3 Infantry units must be purchased in quantities of 12

figures, no more and no less (unless rules state

otherwise).

28:5.4 Cavalry units must be purchased in quantities of 6

figures, no more and no less (unless rules state

otherwise).28:5.5 If the unit purchases an upgrade (Equipment or Skill

Upgrades), the points must be paid for all figures in

the unit.

28:5.6 No more than 50% of Fantasy Points should be spent

on Spell Casters (unless opponent agrees otherwise).

28:5.7 A player may build one partial unit per army, with

remaining unused troop points, after all full units have

been purchased.

28:5.8 Since the partial unit will have less than the normal

number of figures, for all die rolls, treat the unit as

though it were a full unit which had suffered casualties

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29:0 TROOP POINTS COSTS .

29:1.1 The cost of a unit of Troops is determined by

calculating 4 different sets of points costs, and

multiplying the total by number of figures in the unit.

29:1.2 How to calculate Troop Points Cost for a Unit:

Base Cost for Troop Type and Race x (number of figures)

Cost of Cavalry Mounts (optional) x (number of figures)

Cost of Skill Upgrades (optional) x (number of figures)

+ Cost of Add.Equipment (optional) x (number of figures)

Total Points Per Unit

29:2 TROOP TYPE COSTS - BY RACE

Troop

Types

Infantry

Move

Cavalry

Move

Combat

Modifier

Infantry

Armor

Value

Cavalry

Armor

Value

Troop Points - Cost Per Figure

HumansOrcs, Goblins,

Halflings, Fae

Undead,

Demons,

All

Others

Peasant 8" 12" -1 to roll 1 2 1 1 2 1

Yeoman 8" 12" no modifier 2 3 2 2 4 3

Knight 6" 10" +1 to roll 3 4 4 3 6 5

29:3 COST OF CAVALRY MOUNTS 29:3.1 Mounts for Troops may be purchased with either Troop or Fantasy points.

29:3.2 Details on mounts are found in section (3:8).

29:3.3 PURCHASING A MOUNT WITH TROOP POINTS

Mount Type Points Cost Each Examples Movement Combat Modifier

Standard Mount 2 Horse, Wolf, Pony, Small Lizards 10" or 12" +1

Large Mount 3 Bison, Camel, Hexatrix, Lizard, Unicorn 10" or 12" +2

Very Large Mount 4 Rhino, Giant Boar, Heavy Lizard 8" +3

Giant Mount 5 Elephant, Land Dragon, Kraken 8" +4

Aerial Mount 3 Pegasus, Giant Insect 16" +1

Large Aerial Mount 4 Young Wyvern, Young Griffin, Pteranodon 14" +2

Very Large Aerial Mount 5 Young Dragon, Griffin, Hippogriff 12" +3

29:3.4 PURCHASING A MOUNT WITH FANTASY POINTS

MOUNT TYPEGround

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Ranged

ProwessVitality Magic

Armor

Value

Fantasy

Points Cost

Standard Mount 12" n/a 2 n/a 3 0 3 2

Large Mount 12" n/a 3 n/a 4 1 3 3

Very Large Mount 8" n/a 4 n/a 5 1 3 4

Giant Mount 8" n/a 5 n/a 6 1 4 5

Aerial Mount 10" 16" 2 n/a 4 0 2 3

Large Aerial Mount 8" 14" 4 n/a 4 0 3 4

Very Large Aerial Mount 6" 12" 4 n/a 4 0 4 5



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TROOP POINTS COSTS . Continued

29:4 COST OF EQUIPMENT UPGRADES Each unit may have a maximum of one Melee Weapon Upgrade and one Ranged Weapon Upgrade.

Models MUST be equipped appropriately to be given Weapon Upgrades (within reason).

29:4.1 MELEE WEAPON UPGRADES All units are purchased with “undefined weapons”.

If desired, you may pay Troop Points to give them a specific weapon upgrade.

WeaponCost Per

FigureAvailable to: Special Rules

Mixed Weapons /

Undefined Weaponsfree All Troops None. Everyone starts with this unless an Upgrade is purchased.

Infantry Spears 0.5 All Infantry On the turn it receives a charge, the unit adds +1 to the Melee Roll.

Axes, Flails, Clubs,

Maces, Hammers1 All Troops Reduces target's Armor Value by 1.

Swords 1 All Troops Adds +1 to the Melee Roll.

Pair of Hand Weapons 3 Infantry Only Adds +D3 to the Melee Roll.

Polearms 1.5 Infantry Only Adds +1 to the Melee Roll. Reduces target's Armor Value by 1.

Great Weapons 2Infantry Yeomen

All KnightsReduces target's Armor Value by 2.

Pike 2.5Infantry Yeomen

Infantry Knights

Maximum movement for the unit is 6" (unless other restrictions reduce

it further). On the first turn of melee combat, the unit with pikes will

attack first, and the opponent removed casualties before striking back.

Any cavalry, chariot, or creature of any kind in combat with the unit

suffers -1 to their Morale Check when in combat against pikemen.

Cavalry Spears 1 Cavalry OnlyWhen charging, on the first turn of Melee Combat, the spear reduces

the target's armor value by 1.

Lance 2 Cavalry OnlyWhen charging, on the first turn of Melee Combat, the lance reduces

the target's armor value by 2.

29:4.2 RANGED WEAPON UPGRADES

Weapon Range Cost PerFigure

Available to: Special Rules

Common Bows

& Slings12" 1

All Peasants

All Yeomen

Centaur, Elf, Fae, Halfling Knights

None

Longbows 18" 2

All Peasants

All Yeomen

Centaur, Elf, Fae, Halfling Knights

Receives a +1 modifier to Ranged Attack rolls.

Crossbows 14" 1.5

All Peasants

All Yeomen

Dwarf Knights

Reduces the Target's Armor Value by 1.

Unit may not move after firing.

Arbalests

(Steel Crossbows)18" 3

All Peasants

All Yeomen

Reduces Target's Armor Value by 2.


Arquebus (Musket) 12" 2 All Yeomen

Gains +1 modifier to Ranged Attack rolls.

Reduces the Target's Armor Value by 1.


Blunderbuss 8” 3All Yeomen

All Dwarves

The unit makes a ranged attack as if it it were a

Creature. Treat the number of troops alive in the

unit as the Ranged Prowess value. A roll of 5 or 6

causes 1 hit. Armor does modify the roll.

Throwing Axes,

Knives, Stars, Blow

Darts, Javelins

8" 0.5All Peasants

All Yeomen

User suffers -1 on Ranged Attack Rolls. User may

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TROOP POINTS COSTS . Continued

29:4.3 OTHER UPGRADES

29:5 COST OF SKILL UPGRADES 29:5.1 A unit of Troops may purchase one Skill Upgrade.

29:5.2 Details can be found in section (3:10).

29:5.3 Each unit may have a maximum of one Skill Upgrade. 29:5.4 If a player wishes to have more than one unit with the same Skill Upgrade, the points cost to upgrade the second unit

will be doubled.

29:5.5 Some subtypes of Humans do not pay the double points for having multiple units with the same Skill Upgrade.

See (3:7.9) for details.

Upgrade Available to: Cost in Troop Points Special Rules

Unit Standard All Troops +4 per unit See section 3:9.5

Unit Musician All Troops +4 Per unit See section 3:9.6

Dwarven Armor Dwarves Only +1 per figure Gains +1 Armor Value

Daeshiru Centaurs Only +1 per figure Fearsome (2:7.5)

Demonic WingsDemons Only

Available to 1 out of 1-2 units.+1 per figure Flight (3:7:15)

Fairy WingsFae Only

No restrictions on availability.+1 per figure Flight (3:7:15)

Bestial WingsBeastmen & Lizardmen Only

Available to 1 out of 1-3 units.+2 per figure Flight (3:7:15)

Incorporeal FormUndead Only

Available to 1 out of 1-3 units.+2 per figure See section (3:7:14)

Skill Upgrade:

Cost Per Troop (by Race and Foot or Mounted)

Human Infantry Human Cavalry All Other Infantry All Other Cavalry

Rangers 1 Troop Point 2 Troop Points 2 Troop Points 3 Troop Points

Holy Warriors 1 Troop Point 1 Troop Point 2 Troop Points 2 Troop Points

Fanatics 1 Troop Point 2 Troop Points 2 Troop Points 3 Troop Points

Berserkers 2 Troop Points 3 Troop Points 3 Troop Points 4 Troop Points

Fighter-Mages 1 Fantasy Point 1 Fantasy Point 1 Fantasy Point 1 Fantasy Point

Marksmen 1 Troop Point 2 Troop Points 2 Troop Points 3 Troop Points

Scouts 1 Troop Point 2 Troop Points 2 Troop Points 3 Troop Points

Raiders 1 Troop Point 2 Troop Points 2 Troop Points 3 Troop Points

Ambushers 3 Troop Points 4 Troop Points 4 Troop Points 5 Troop Points

Adventurers 2 Troop Points 3 Troop Points 3 Troop Points 4 Troop PointsBodyguard 2 Troop Points n/a 3 Troop Points n/a

Assassins 2 Troop Points n/a 3 Troop Points n/a

Brigands 2 Troop Points 3 Troop Points 3 Troop Points 4 Troop Points

Hunters 1 Troop Point 3 Troop Points 2 Troop Points 3 Troop Points

Swashbucklers 1 Troop Point 2 Troop Points 2 Troop Points 3 Troop Points

Sailors 1 Troop Point n/a 2 Troop Points n/a

Familiars 1 Troop Point n/a 2 Troop Points n/a



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30:0 CHARACTER POINTS COSTS .

30:1.1 All kinds of Role-Playing type figures may be

used as individual characters, adding

leadership and fantasy flair to the game as

they take the field.

30:1.2 All Characters are paid for with Fantasy Points.

30:2 TYPES OF CHARACTERS30:2.1 Characters fall into 4 types.

30:2.2 Warlords, Heroes, Paladins, Kings, Hunters,

Mercenaries, Sergeants, Captains, Thieves,

Bards, Highwaymen, Assassins, Sappers,

Beastmasters, and Engineers can all be

fielded using the character type “Champions”.

See (30:3.3).

30:2.3 Clerics, Druids, Zealots, Monks, Priests,

Cultists, Witch Hunters, and Inquisitorscan all be fielded using the character type

“Priests”. See (30:3.4).

30:2.4 Sorcerers, Sorceresses, Mages, Wizards,

Alchemists, and Shamen can all be fielded

using the character type “Wizards”.

See (30:3.5).

30:2.5 Witches, Necromancers, and any Sorcerers

using magic to raise the dead or control

demons can all be fielded using the character

type “Necromancers/Demonologists”.

See (30:3.6).

30:3 INDIVIDUAL CHARACTER COSTS30:3.1 Each type of Character is available to be purchased under 5

different “ranks”. The higher the Rank number, the more

powerful the Character.

30:3.2 Depending on the race of the character, different points

must be paid (to compensate for the race-specific rules

that it benefits from).

30:3.3 CHAMPIONS

Ground

Move

Mounted

Move

Flying

Mount

Melee

Prowess

Range


Armor

Value

Cost in Fantasy Points

Orc/Goblin Undead/Demon All Other

Rank 1 8" 12" 16" 2 2 1 0.5 3 1 2 1

Rank 2 8" 12" 16" 4 4 2 1 3 2 4 2

Rank 3 8" 12" 16" 6 6 3 1.5 3 3 6 3

Rank 4 8" 12" 16" 8 8 4 2 3 4 8 4

Rank 5 8" 12" 16" 10 10 5 2.5 3 5 10 5


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CHARACTER POINTS COSTS . Continued

30:3.4 PRIESTS

Ground

Move

Mounted

Move

Flying

Mount

Melee

Prowess

Range


Armor

Value



Rank 1 8" 12" 16" 1 1 1 2 3 3 n/a 2

Rank 2 8" 12" 16" 2 2 2 4 3 6 n/a 4

Rank 3 8" 12" 16" 3 3 3 6 3 9 n/a 6Rank 4 8" 12" 16" 4 4 4 8 3 12 n/a 8

Rank 5 8" 12" 16" 5 5 5 10 3 15 n/a 10

30:3.5 WIZARDS

Ground

Move

Mounted

Move

Flying

Mount

Melee

Prowess

Range


Armor

Value



Rank 1 8" 12" 16" 0.5 0.5 1 3 2 4 4 3

Rank 2 8" 12" 16" 1 1 2 6 2 8 8 6

Rank 3 8" 12" 16" 1.5 1.5 3 9 2 12 12 9

Rank 4 8" 12" 16" 2 2 4 12 2 16 16 12

Rank 5 8" 12" 16" 2.5 2.5 5 15 2 20 20 15

30:3.6 NECROMANCERS & DEMONOLOGISTS

Groun

d

Move

Mounte

d Move

Flying

Mount

Melee

Prowess

Range


Armo

r

Value



Rank 1 8" 12" 16" 0.5 0.5 1 3 2 5 5 4

Rank 2 8" 12" 16" 1 1 2 6 2 10 10 8

Rank 3 8" 12" 16" 1.5 1.5 3 9 2 15 15 12

Rank 4 8" 12" 16" 2 2 4 12 2 20 20 16

Rank 5 8" 12" 16" 2.5 2.5 5 15 2 25 25 20

30:4 LEADERSHIP TITLES & POINTS COSTS30:4.1 A character may be given Leadership abilities.

30:4.2 This costs troop points unless the character already has specific leadership abilities designated.

30:4.3 Additional details found in section (4:12).

Leadership Title Restrictions Troop Points Cost

Army Commander Max 1 per army 0

General None 6

Colonel None 4

Captain None 2

Army Standard Bearer Max 1 per army 24

BeastmasterFree. May combine

with another title0

30:5 EQUIPMENT UPGRADES 30:5.1 Characters may purchase Weapon Upgrades with Troop Points. You may use Fantasy Points if you wish, but it is unadvised.

30:5.2 Characters pay more points for upgrades than troops do.

30:5.3 A Character may purchase one Melee Weapon Upgrade (29:4.1). To purchase the Upgrade, the player pays the points cost

multiplied by the Character’s Melee Prowess. Pay: (Upgrade Points Cost) x (Character’s Melee Prowess)

30:5.4 A Character may purchase one Ranged Weapon Upgrade (29:4.2). To purchase the Upgrade, the player pays the points cost

multiplied by the Character’s Ranged Prowess. Pay: (Upgrade Points Cost) x (Character’s Ranged Prowess)


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30:6 CHARACTER POINTS COSTS: MOUNTS .

30:6.1 Characters may purchase a mount with either troop points,

using the chart “Purchasing a Mount with Troop Points” (section 30:6.3)

or with fantasy points using the charts

“Purchasing a Mount with Fantasy Points” (section 30:6.4),

Dragons (section 31:2), or Monsters (31:4).

30:6.2 Centaurs and Winged Humanoids may not ride mounts.

30:6.3 PURCHASING A MOUNT WITH TROOP POINTS

Mount Type Points Cost Per Rank Examples Movement Combat Modifier

Standard Mount 2 per rank Horse, Wolf, Pony, Small Lizards 10" or 12" +1

Large Mount 3 per rank Bison, Camel, Hexatrix, Lizard, Unicorn 10" or 12" +2

Very Large Mount 4 per rank Rhino, Giant Boar, Heavy Lizard 8" +3

Giant Mount 5 per rank Elephant, Land Dragon, Kraken 8" +4

Aerial Mount 3 per rank Pegasus, Giant Insect 16" +1Large Aerial Mount 4 per rank Young Wyvern, Young Griffin, Pteranodon 14" +2

Very Large Aerial Mount 5 per rank Young Dragon, Griffin, Hippogriff 12" +3

a) Characters pay a points cost for the Mount that is multiplied by the Character’s Rank.

Example: For a Rank 1 Character, a Very Large Mount costs 3 Troop Points.

For a Rank 4 Character, the same mount would cost 12 Troop Points.

b) Additional details found in section (4:15.4)

30:6.4 PURCHASING A MOUNT WITH FANTASY POINTS

MOUNT TYPE GroundMove

FlyingMove

MeleeProwess

RangedProwess

Vitality Magic ArmorValue

FantasyPoints Cost

Standard Mount 12" n/a 2 n/a 3 0 3 2

Large Mount 12" n/a 3 n/a 4 1 3 3

Very Large Mount 8" n/a 4 n/a 5 1 3 4

Giant Mount 8" n/a 5 n/a 6 1 4 5

Aerial Mount 10" 16" 2 n/a 4 0 2 3

Large Aerial Mount 8" 14" 4 n/a 4 0 3 4

Very Large Aerial Mount 6" 12" 4 n/a 4 0 4 5

Additional details found in section (4:15.5)

Mounts for Characters may also be purchased with Fantasy Points from the Dragons (section 31:2), or Monsters (31:4),

or Engines (33:2.1).

30:6.5 PALANQUINS

a) A Character not riding a mount may instead be placed atop a Palanquin.

b) Additional details found in section (4:15.6)

STAT MODIFIERS Ground Move Melee Prowess Vitality Armor Fantasy Points Cost

Palanquin 6" +4 +4 +1 5



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The AdventurerThe young adventurer is starting out,

leaving hearth and home behind. He

possesses only an axe, shield, a short

tunic of mail, and an iron

determination with which to issue his

challenge to the world.

The adventurer’s challenge has beenanswered more than a few times. His

axe is larger now, as is his strength to

wield it; and he has managed to

acquire little more in the way of armor.

Where there was once trepidation

and inexperience, now there is grim

self-confidence and awesome fighting

power. The Adventurer now wields a

massive, ornate axe and wears massive

ornate armor; he is the master of his

profession and few foes will now dare

to contest him.

The ClericAlthough he is permitted to

wear armor, the cleric must not

use edged weapons or shed blood.

He must rely on his mystic and

religious symbol instead, and in

the beginning, these seem slight

protection against the evils of theworld.

As he moves through successful

adventures and advances in

power, the cleric improves his

knowledge and wisdom, learns

new spells, and these give him

strength. Ultimately he may

achieve the level of a High Priest –

and become a fighter to be

reckoned with.

The AssassinIn the beginning, he’s just like any

other young man of ambition looking

to get ahead in the world. Except that

he doesn’t have quite the physical

strength to be a fighter, nor does he

possess the intellect necessary to

master the intricacies of magic use. Hefinds that there is wealth to be gained

nevertheless – by sticking a knife in the

appropriate back.

From his furtive, lean beginnings, the

assassin moves up in his trade, until

ultimately he is a master assassin – the

best of the cutthroats, a deadly and

expensive weapon, to be used against

only the highest-placed and most

influential targets.

The Dwarf FighterHe moves in the

cavernous deep places of

the earth, shunning the too-

bright, too-open world

above, collecting the

weapons and armor that

Dwarves can forge better

than anyone else.

Soon, as his destiny calls

him out into the open

world, he shows the

inhabitants there the traits

his Dwarven heritage have

given him: strength,

determination, and crusty

battle-hardness.

The DruidAs he begins his adventuring

career, he’s little more than a simple

cleric, with plain staff, robes, and not

very many spells at his command.

Later, as the trials of the world have

tested and tempered him, the

Druid’s strength and wealth have

increased.

Ultimately, when he has survived

the worst the world can throw at

him, the transformation of the

simple cleric into a terrifying Druid

mage is complete. Many talismans

of magic power hang from his belt,

and the light of fanaticism burns in

his eyes; he is the master of his

The Fighter-MageA rare combination of skills – a fighter who is

also a magic user. As the young fighter leave

the serenity of their home and embarks upon

the strenuous double career. Clothing and

weapons are simple and the search for wealth

and experience is just beginning.

In time, successful adventures and profitable

encounters permit the young fighter to acquire

a better sword and stronger armor. The

talismans he carries are ancient and powerful.

Ultimately, fortune smiles upon the once-

humble fighter, as his sumptuous clothing and

top-quality weapons and armor attest. He has

become the master of this difficult profession,

exuding an aura of physical and magical

strength.


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31:0 INDIVIDUAL CREATURES POINTS COSTS.

31:1.1 The fantastic creatures of popular myth and quests

can be employed in support of your forces.

31:1.2 There are 3 categories of Individual Creatures:

Dragons, Giants, and Monsters.

31:1.3 All creatures are paid for with Fantasy Points.

31:2 COSTS OF DRAGONS 31:2.1 More information on Dragons is found in section (5:5).

31:2.2 ‘Approx Model Size’ shown below is to assist you in

determining what stat line best serves your model.

Size is measured from the figure’s nose to its haunches.

Do not include the tail. Some adjustment, as agreed

upon by all players, is allowed to account for exceptionally

skinny or bulky dragons.

31:2.3 The following 3 charts show the different Dragons available.

31:2.4 Each type of Dragon is available to be purchased under 5 different

“ranks”. The higher the Rank number, the more powerful the Dragon.

31:2.4 The Magic value on the Dragon’s stat line is defensive only as with champions.

31:2.5 LAND DRAGONS

Move on

Foot

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Range


Armor

Value

Approx

Model Size

Cost in

Fantasy Points

Rank 1 8" n/a 3 n/a 2 n/a 3 1" 2

Rank 2 8" n/a 6 n/a 4 n/a 3 2" 3

Rank 3 6" n/a 9 n/a 6 n/a 4 3" 6

Rank 4 6" n/a 12 n/a 10 n/a 4 4" 9

Rank 5 6" n/a 15 n/a 16 n/a 4 5" 11

31:2.6 LESSER DRAGONS

Move on

Foot

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Range


Armor

Value

Approx

Model Size

Cost in

Fantasy Points

Rank 1 8" 16" 3 n/a 2 n/a 3 1" 3

Rank 2 8" 16" 6 n/a 4 n/a 3 2" 5

Rank 3 6" 12" 9 n/a 6 n/a 4 3" 9

Rank 4 6" 12" 12 n/a 10 n/a 4 4" 13

Rank 5 6" 12" 15 n/a 16 n/a 4 5" 16

31:2.7 TRUE DRAGONS

Move on

Foot

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Range


Armor

Value

Approx

Model Size

Cost in

Fantasy Points

Rank 1 8" 16" 3 1 2 2 3 1" 4

Rank 2 8" 16" 6 2 4 4 3 2" 9

Rank 3 6" 12" 9 3 6 6 4 3" 14

Rank 4 6" 12" 12 4 10 8 4 4" 20Rank 5 6" 12" 15 5 16 10 4 5" 27

31:2.8 DRAGON UPGRADES: ELEMENTAL ASPECTSDragons may be upgraded to have an Elemental Aspect. Each unit may only have one upgrade. See (31:5).

31:2.9 HOWDAHSa) A Rank 4 or 5 Dragon may have a Howdah placed on its back (or slung under its

torso). The Howdah gives the Dragon +1 Vitality, and allows for 1 Artillery Piece

and a Crew to be added. See sections (33:3.3) & (33:3.4) for details.

Vitality Fantasy Points

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Fear the Denizens of the SeasEven inland, warriors of the world must battle the horrors of the

deep. Kraken, Sea Drakes, and Giant Leviathans are all regular features

in the armies of the Atlanteans, Sea Elves, and other sea-faring races.

Under the protective enchantments of Water Mages, these monsters are

no longer confined to bodies of water. When they charge, the magic

emanating from their bodies causes the very ground around them to

liquify, and they swim without effort, through the mix of muddy water

towards their next victim.

INDIVIDUAL CREATURES POINTS COSTS. Continued

31:3 COSTS OF GIANTS 31:3.1 More information on Giants is found in section (5:6). 31:3.2 The following 2 charts show the different Giants available.

31:3.3 Each type of Giant is available to be purchased under 5 different “ranks”.

The higher the Rank number, the more powerful the Giant.

31:3.4 ‘Approx Model Size’ shown below is to assist you in determining what stat linebest serves your model. Size is measured by height of the Giant. Some adjustment,

as agreed upon by all players, is allowed to account for exceptionally skinny or bulky giants.

31:3.5 Magic on the Giant’s stat line is defensive only as with Champions.

31:3.6 You may choose to increase the Giant’s Armor Value by +1.

The charts below show how many Fantasy Points are to be paid for the upgrade.

31:3.7 COMMON GIANTS

Move on

Foot

Melee

Prowess

Range


Armor

Value

Approx

Model Size

Fantasy

Points Cost

Cost to

Upgrade Armor [+1]

Rank 1 8" 2 0 2 0 2 1.5" 1 +1

Rank 2 8" 4 1 4 1 2 2" 3 +2

Rank 3 8" 6 2 6 2 3 2.5" 5 +3

Rank 4 8" 8 3 8 3 3 3" 7 +4

Rank 5 8" 10 4 10 4 3 3.5" 9 +5

31:3.8 WARRIOR GIANTS

Move on

Foot

Melee

Prowess

Range


Armor

Value

Approx

Model Size

Fantasy

Points Cost

Cost to Upgrade

Armor [+1]

Rank 1 8" 3 0 3 0 2 1.5" 3 +1

Rank 2 8" 6 1 6 1 2 2" 7 +2

Rank 3 8" 9 2 9 2 3 2.5" 11 +3

Rank 4 8" 12 3 12 3 3 3" 15 +4

Rank 5 8" 15 4 15 4 3 3.5" 19 +5

Note: Warrior Giants takes Morale Checks and Rally as a Foot Knight.

31:3.9 MOUNTS A giant may be mounted on a

monster from section (31:4).

Appropriate Fantasy Points must

be paid.

31:3.10 UPGRADES:Giants may be upgraded to have

an Elemental Aspect.

Each unit may only have one upgrade.

See (31:5).


Giants

They stride across fields and

seas. They guard lonely

mountain tops, and raid villages

for food and prisoners; which at

times may be the same thing.

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INDIVIDUAL CREATURES POINTS COSTS . Continued

31:4 COSTS OF MONSTERS 31:4.1 There are many different types of monsters available, listed here.

31:4.2 Additional information can be found in section (5:7).

31:4.3 If the monster you are looking for cannot be found here, please

take a look at the “Generic Monster” stats (see 31:4.6), to

see if one of these stat lines would be appropriate for you to field your monster.

31:4.3 FLYING MONSTERS

All of these have the

‘Flight’ special rule.

Ground

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Ranged


Armor

Value

Fantasy

Points

Special

Rules

Chimera (with wings) 6" 10" 3 n/a 3 1 2 3

Demon, Greater 6" 12" 9 n/a 6 n/a 4 9 Demonic

Gargoyle 6" 10" 4 n/a 4 3 4 5 Demonic

Giant Bee 4" 10" 3 n/a 2 1 2 3

Giant Plague Fly 4" 10" 2 n/a 3 1 2 3

Griffin 8" 12" 4 n/a 5 0 2 4

Hippogriff 8" 14" 3 n/a 3 0 2 3

Jabberwock 6" 10" 4 n/a 4 1 3 4 Regenerate

Manticore 8" 12" 3 2 4 0 2 4

Pegasus 10" 16" 2 n/a 4 0 2 3

Phoenix 6" 12" 15 n/a 16 0 4 16 Fire Aspect

Skeletal Greater Demon 8" 14" 7 3 14 4 4 13 Undead

Undead Dragon 6" 12" 12 4 20 9 4 24 Undead

War Dragon 6" 12" 15 5 16 10 4 22 Dragon Fire

War Eagle 8" 16" 8 n/a 6 0 3 7

Winged Lizard (Pteranodon) 8" 14" 6 n/a 4 0 3 5

Winged Panther / Winged Lion 8" 10" 2 n/a 1 0 2 2

31:4.4 NON-FLYING MONSTERS

MONSTERSGround

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Ranged


Armor

Value

Fantasy

PointsSpecial Rules

Bandersnatch 10" n/a 5 n/a 3 1 2 3

Bear 8" n/a 1 n/a 2 0 2 1

Behemoth 6" n/a 3 n/a 3 1 3 3

Chimera (no wings) 6" n/a 3 n/a 3 1 2 2

Cockatrice 10" n/a 1 3 2 0 2 2 Dragon Fire

Demon Guard 12" n/a 2 n/a 4 2 3 6 Demonic

Elemental 6" n/a 6 3 8 3 3 8 Demonic

Gorgon 8" n/a 2 3 2 0 2 2

Grendel (Mutant Troll) 8" n/a 4 n/a 4 6 3 5 Regenerate, Aquatic

Hecatron 8" n/a 6 n/a 6 1 3 4

Hydra 4" n/a 7 n/a 7 1 3 5 Regenerate

Hydra, Giant 6" n/a 15 n/a 16 1 4 11 Regenerate

Jub-jub Bird 8" n/a 2 n/a 4 0 2 2



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INDIVIDUAL CREATURES POINTS COSTS . Continued

31:4.4 NON-FLYING MONSTERS (CONTINUED)

Ground

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Ranged


Armor

Value

Fantasy

PointsSpecial Rules

Kraken 10" n/a 3 n/a 4 3 3 3 Aquatic

Leviathan 6" n/a 15 n/a 16 1 4 12 Aquatic

Lion 8" n/a 1 n/a 2 0 2 1

Mastodon 8" n/a 15 2 15 0 4 12 Relentless

Mechanical Beast 6" n/a 6 n/a 6 1 4 4 Relentless

Mechanical Giant 10" n/a 4 8 7 2 4 10Relentless,

Flaming Pitch

Mechanical Knight 6" n/a 6 n/a 6 4 3 5 Relentless

Mech. Knight on Horse 10" n/a 7 n/a 7 4 4 6Relentless,

+1 Melee Mod

Minotaur, Common 10" n/a 3 n/a 3 0 2 2

Minotaur, Giant 8" n/a 9 2 9 2 4 14

Nightmare 10" n/a 3 n/a 4 3 3 3 Undead

Rat, Giant 12" n/a 3 n/a 3 0 2 3Rat Swarm 10" n/a 3 n/a 6 0 2 4

Salamander 9" n/a 3 6 4 1 4 6 Dragon Fire

Scorpion, Giant 10" n/a 5 n/a 2 0 4 2

Scorpion Man 10" n/a 5 n/a 7 0 4 7

Sea Drake 6" n/a 9 n/a 6 1 4 6 Aquatic

Sentinel (Living Statue) 6" n/a 3 n/a 3 1 3 2 Undead

Skeletal Sabretooth 8" n/a 4 n/a 3 1 2 3 Undead

Skeletal Giant 8" n/a 6 2 12 2 3 8 Undead

Spider, Giant 12" n/a 3 n/a 2 0 2 2

Throne of Bone 8" n/a 12 n/a 13 18 3 30 Throne of Bone

Thunder Lizard 8" n/a 4 n/a 4 0 4 4 Amphibious

Thunder Lizard, Giant 7" n/a 16 n/a 16 0 4 12 Amphibious

Treeman 8" n/a 10 4 10 4 3 9 Forest Walker

Troll Hound 10" n/a 5 n/a 3 1 2 3 Regenerate

Unicorn 14" n/a 6 n/a 4 3 2 4

War Elephant 8" n/a 8 n/a 6 0 3 5

Weretiger 10" n/a 3 n/a 5 1 3 4 Fearsome

Werewolf 10" n/a 2 n/a 4 1 2 3 Fearsome

Throne of Bone - Special Rules

Operates as a Necromancer.

The Throne of Bone may release up to 4 units of 12

Skeletal Yeomen, which then operate as independent

units. Each time this is done, the Throne's

Movement, Magic, Melee Prowess, and Vitality stats

are reduced by 2. Also operates under the 'Undead'

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xINDIVIDUAL CREATURES POINTS COSTS . Continued

31:4.6 GENERIC MONSTERS

Ground

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Ranged


Armor

Value

Fantasy

Points Cost

Small Ground Monster 6" n/a 3 n/a 3 1 2 2

Medium Ground Monster 8" n/a 8 n/a 6 0 3 5

Large Ground Monster 6" n/a 15 n/a 16 0 4 11

Small Flying Monster 6" 10" 3 n/a 3 1 2 3

Medium Flying Monster 8" 16" 6 n/a 4 0 3 5

Large Flying Monster 6" 12" 15 n/a 16 0 4 16

31:4.7 GENERIC MONSTER UPGRADES: ELEMENTAL ASPECTSGeneric Monsters may be upgraded to have an Elemental Aspect. Each unit may only have one upgrade. See (31:5).

31:5 CREATURE UPGRADES: ELEMENTAL ASPECTS 31:5.1 Dragons, Giants, Generic Monsters, and all Titanic Infantry may be upgraded to have an Elemental Aspect. Each unit may

only have one upgrade.

Upgrade Examples Special Rules Cost

Fire

Aspect

Red Dragon Fire Giant+1 Melee Modifier against Ice and Earth Aspects.

Immune to fire-based attacks.

Unit gains +6 Ranged Prowess, and all ranged

attacks treated as Dragon Fire attacks (2:7.4).

3 Fantasy Points

per Unit.Fire Dragon Fire Trolls

Ice

Aspect

Ice Dragon Frost Giant+1 Melee Modifier against Fire and Water Aspects.

Immune to Armor Reduction Modifiers.

Frost Aura: Creatures and characters within 6” ofthe unit suffers -1 to Melee Prowess Value

3 Fantasy Points

per 1-3 miniatureFrost Dragon Snow Trolls

Water

Aspect

Blue Dragon Storm Giant +1 Melee Modifier against Fire and Earth Aspects.

Gains special rule 'Aquatic' (2:7.2).

Immune to water or storm based damage.

1 Fantasy Point

per miniatureSea Dragon Sea Trolls

Air

Aspect

Celestial Dragon Silver Dragon The Creature may cast spells as a Rank 2 Wizard.

Gains the special rule ‘Incorporeal’ (2:7.9).

6 Fantasy Points

Per miniatureGolden Dragon Cloud Giant

Earth / Life

Aspect

Green Dragon Troll Giant Gains special rules 'Forest Walker' (2:7.6) &

‘Amphibious’ (2:7.1).

+1 Morale Modifier (unless against fire-based

attacks).

1 Fantasy Point

per every 1-3

vitalityForest Dragon Swamp Trolls

Stone / Metal

Aspect

Black Dragon Stone Giant Suffers -2 to all movement.

Gains +1 Armor Value and +1 Vitality.

2 Fantasy Points

per miniatureBrass Dragon Stone Trolls

Undead

Aspect

Undead Dragon Zombie DragonSuffers -2 to all movement.

Gains special rule 'Undead' (2:7.14).

1 Fantasy Point

per every 1-3

vitalitySkeletal Trolls Skeletal Giant

Demonic

Aspect

Demonic Dragon Pit FiendsGains special rule 'Demonic' (2:7.3).

1 Fantasy Point

per every 1-2

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WasteLands Raiders

Beyond the caravan paths of the

southern kingdoms, lies a world ofpowerful warring raiders who, through

their knowledge of the natural sciences,

have developed a subservient class of

lizard-people.

The submissive reptiles are the lesser

warriors, outriders, and even the means of

transportation for the nomadic marauders

that prey upon the caravans of the south.

Such is the desert world of the

WasteLands Raiders.

32:0 TITANS POINTS COSTS .

32:1 TITANIC INFANTRY32:1.1 Titanic Infantry may be fielded in sets of 2 to 6, as desired. All must be the same type of Monster.

32:1.2 Additional details on Titanic Infantry found in section (6:1)

32:2 TITANIC INFANTRY OPTIONS

32:3 TITANIC CAVALRY32:3.1 Titanic Cavalry must be fielded in sets of 2 to 3. All must be the same type of Monster.

32:3.2 Additional details on Titanic Cavalry found in section (6:2)

32:4 TITANIC CAVALRY OPTIONS

32:5 TITANIC UPGRADES: ELEMENTAL ASPECTSTitanic Infantry may be upgraded to have an Elemental Aspect. Each unit may only have one upgrade. See (31:5).

TITANIC INFANTRY Ground

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Range

Prowess Vitality MagicArmor

Value

Fantasy Points

Cost Each Special Rules

Greater Demons 6" 10" 4 n/a 4 1 3 4 Flight. Demoni

Winged Titans 6" 10" 4 4 4 1 3 4 Flight

Minotaurs 7" n/a 5 n/a 3 n/a 4 3

Ogres 8" n/a 4 n/a 4 n/a 3 3 Fearsome

Titans (Lizard, Sea, Etc) 8" n/a 4 n/a 4 1 3 3 Amphibious

Tree Creatures 10" n/a 3 1 5 1 3 4 Forest Walker

Trolls 8" n/a 4 n/a 4 n/a 3 3 Regenerate

TITANIC CAVALRY Ground

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Ranged


Armor

Value

Fantasy Points

Cost EachSpecial Rules

Behemoth 6" n/a 3 n/a 3 1 3 3

Chimera 6" 10" 3 n/a 3 1 2 3 Flight

Griffin 8" 12" 4 n/a 5 0 2 4 Flight

Hippogriff 8" 14" 3 n/a 3 0 2 3 Flight

Kraken 10" n/a 3 n/a 4 3 3 3 Aquatic

Land Dragon 6" n/a 9 n/a 6 n/a 4 6

Young War Dragon 6" 12" 9 n/a 6 n/a 4 9

Manticore 8" 12" 3 2 4 0 2 4 Flight

Pegasus 10" 16" 2 n/a 4 0 2 3 FlightThunder Lizard 8" n/a 4 n/a 4 1 3 4 Amphibious

War Elephant 8" n/a 8 n/a 6 0 3 5

Winged Lizard 8" 14" 6 n/a 4 0 3 5 Flight


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33:0 WAR MACHINE POINTS COSTS .

33:1 TYPES OF WAR MACHINES33:1.1 There are 3 types of War Machines: Artillery, Engines, and Other.

33:1.2 All War Machines are paid for with Fantasy Points.

33:2 ARTILLERY OPTIONS

MoveMelee

Prowess

Range

Prowess

Range

DistanceLine of Sight?

Target's

Armor ValueVitality Magic Armor

Fantasy

Points

Ballista 4* 2 2 30” Required -1 8** n/a 3 4

Catapult 4* 2 4 36” Not Required -2 8** n/a 3 8

Cannon 4* 2 5 48” Required -2 8** n/a 3 10

Volley Gun 4* 2 D6+2 18” Required -1 6** n/a 3 6

Flame Cannon 4* 2 2D6 12” Required *** 6** n/a 3 8

Mortar / Rockets 4* 2 6 36” Not Required *** 6** n/a 3 8

Swivel Gun 4* 2 1 18” Required -1 1 n/a 2 1

33:2.1 Artillery details found in section (7:2).

33:3 ENGINES

Ground

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Ranged


Armor

Value

Fantasy

Points Cost

Light Chariot 12" n/a 4 3 2 0 2 2

Common Chariot 10" n/a 6 2 3 0 3 4

Heavy Chariot 8" n/a 10 1 5 0 4 6

War Wagon 6" n/a 4 4 + * 8 0 3 7

Steam Engine 8" n/a 10 4 + * 10 0 4 9

Ornithopter n/a 12" 3 4 4 0 3 3

Blimp n/a 10" 2 4 + * 8 0 3 8

Boat 8** n/a 2 0 4 0 3 2

War Ship 6** n/a 4 * 8 0 4 6

33:3.1 Additional Rules for Engines found in section (7:3). Additional Rules for Boats and War Ships found in section (11:0).

33:3.2 CHARIOT & WAR WAGON UPGRADE OPTIONS a) Scythed Wheels, increasing the Melee prowess by +2. The cost is 1 Fantasy Point.

b) Each Chariot or War Wagon comes with 2 standard sized Draft Creatures (Horses, wolves, etc). Additional Draft Creatures may be

purchased at the cost of 1 Fantasy Point Each. Each additional creature increases Melee Prowess by +2, and Vitality by +1.

c) The standard draft creatures pulling the engine may be replaced with any Monsters. Add the full cost of every monster that is

added to the engine. The engine's stat line will have its Melee Prowess and Vitality increased by the value of the Monster's

Melee Prowess and Vitality. The engine now uses the movement of the monsters. If the monsters have Flight, the chariot now

does as well. All other stat values remain the same. Treat the entire model (chariot, crew, monsters) as one Complete unit.

When it is reduced to 0 vitality, the entire model is removed. See (31:4) for info on Monsters.

d) Light Chariots may be purchased and fielded in units of up to 8 Chariots each, operating as Tians do.

33:3.3 LARGE ENGINE UPGRADES: ARTILLERYa) The War Wagon, Steam Engine, Blimp, War Ship, or Howdah may each have up to 1 Artillery piece, or 4 Swivel Guns attached

to their hulls.

b) The cost of the artillery piece is reduced to half price.

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Griffin Chariot of the Wind Lords

Before the giants were hunted into obscurity and

mankind spread his foul plagues of ignorance, an elder race

of avian men bred giant griffins in the manner of horses, and

rode the wind as firm earth.

From their sky-borne chariots and on the backs of their

giant war griffins, the “Windlords” fought a war of

desperate survival with the dark hordes of chaos and their

“Gremlin” warriors. These winged champions continued the

eternal fight, shaping the destiny of their primordial world.

Orc War Machine

WAR MACHINE POINTS COSTS . Continued

33:3.4 LARGE ENGINE UPGRADES: ADDITIONAL CREW a) The War Wagon, Steam Engine, Blimp, War Ship, or Howdah may each

have up to 1 unit of (12) Yeomen Infantry riding inside or atop the engine.

b) The crew count as Infantry.

c) The cost of the Yeomen, and any Upgrades that the troops take,

must be purchased with Troop Points.

d) The unit may upgrade Melee and/or Ranged Weapons.

e) You pay only 1/2 price for the crew (full price for weapon upgrades)

f) Be sure to list any crew on your Troop Army Roster, for later reference.

g) Additional details found in section (7:3.6)

33:3.5 FAMOUS ENGINES

Ground

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Ranged


Armor

Value

Fantasy

Points CostAlignment

Elven War Chariot 10" n/a 6 2* 3 1 4 4 Neutral

Dwarf Steam Cannon 6" n/a 2 6** 10 2 4 7 Forces of Light

Orc War Machine 6" n/a 4 4** 8 0 3 7 Forces of Darkness

Griffin Chariot of the Wind Lords 8" 12" 18 1* 15 0 4 14 Forces of Light

Black Prince's Chariot of Fear 6" 12" 28 1* 17 0 4 24 Forces of Darkness

Bear Chariot of the Ice Lands 8" n/a 9 2* 9 1 4 7 Neutral

* Range distance is 12”.

** Range distance is 36”. Target suffers -1 to Armor Value against this Ranged Attack.

***Chariot of Fear has Army Commander abilities, and follows rules as a Demon, at no additional cost.

33:4 OTHER WAR MACHINES

Ground

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Ranged


Armor

Value

Fantasy Points

Cost

War Altar, Carried 6" n/a 2 n/a 8 2 3 5

War Altar, Wheeled 10" n/a 6 n/a 10 2 3 7

33:4.1 WAR ALTAR UPGRADES a) A Wheeled War Altar may add steeds and upgrade to monsters if desired, just as an Engine can. See (33:3.2)

b) If desired, one Character may ride atop the War Altar

c) Additional details found in section (7:4)


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34:1 FILLING OUT AN ARMY ROSTER: TROOPS .

34:1 TROOP POINTS OUTLINE 34:1.1 These steps should guide you thru filling out your own Army Roster.

Qty. Race Type Inf / Cav Move Armor Base Combat Modifier Points (F) Points (T)

*A *B *C *D *E *F *G *I *J

Upgrades: *H

How to fill out the Troop Stat Line + Calculate Points Cost

*A: Quantity: This reflects the number of figures in a unit. One unit in the army may be built below full strength. Otherwise, the

following Quantities should be used:

Infantry: "12" Cavalry: "6"

*B: Race: Choose from "Beastmen", "Centaurs", "Dwarves", "Gnomes", "Elves", "Halflings", "Fae", "Humans", "Lizardmen",

"Troglodytes", "Orcs", "Goblins", "Hobgoblins", "Half-Orcs", "The Undead", "Demons", "Trolls", "Ogres", or "Winged Humanoids".

See (3:7).

*C: Type: Choose from "Peasants", "Yeomen", or "Knights". See (29:2).

*D: Inf / Cav: Choose "Infantry" or "Cavalry". See (29:3).

*E: Movement: Use the Movement Rate Chart found in section (23:6) to determine this value.*F: Armor: Use the Troop Type Chart found in section (29:2) to determine this. Note: Some upgrades may change this value.

*G: Base Combat Modifier: Use the Troop Type Chart found in section (29:2), and Melee Weapon Upgrades chart found in

section (27:5.1) if you purchase a weapons upgrade for the unit. The appropriate Melee Modifiers are cumulative. Use the total

modifier number here, representing the Troop Type and Melee Equipment.

*H: Upgrades: List all Melee Weapon Upgrades (29:4.1), Ranged Weapon Upgrades (29:4.2), Other Upgrades (29:4.3), Skill

Upgrades (29:5), and any other pertinent information that may assist you during the game.

*I: Points (F): FANTASY POINTS TOTAL: Place the sum of all FANTASY points here that were needed to purchase all aspects of the

unit.

Note: Very few Fantasy points will be spent on Troops. Usually this will be due to a purchased upgrade, and that upgrade will

indicate that FANTASY points are to be paid.

*J: Points (T): TROOP POINTS TOTAL: Place the sum of all TROOP points here that were needed to purchase all aspects of the

unit. Calculate the following:

(Cost of the Troop Type [section 29:2]) x (Qty Troops)

(Cost of Cavalry Mounts [section 29:3] if used) x (Qty Troops)

(Cost of Equipment Upgrades [section 26:4] if used) x (Qty Troops)

+ (Cost of Skill Upgrades [section 29:5] if used) x (Qty Troops)

Total Points for the Unit

34:1.2 TROOP POINTS EXAMPLE

Reviewing how the Point Total was determined:

(Cost of Troop Type) x (Qty Troops) Human Yeomen: 2 x 6 = 12

(Cost of Cavalry Mounts) x (Qty Troops) Standard Mounts: 2 x 6 = 12

(Cost of Skill Upgrades) x (Qty Troops) Holy Warriors: 1 x 6 = 6

(Cost of Equipment Upgrades) x (Qty Troops) Swords: 1 x 6 = 6

+ (Cost of Equipment Upgrades) x (Qty Troops) Longbows: 2 x 6 = 12

Total Points for the Unit Total = 48

Qty Race Type Inf / Cav Move Armor Base Combat Modifier Points (F) Points (T)

12 Human Yeomen Cavalry 8" 2 0 0 48

Upgrades: Longbow, Sword, Holy Warriors


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FILLING OUT AN ARMY ROSTER: FANTASY .

34:1.3 FANTASY POINTS OUTLINE These steps should guide you thru filling out your own Army Roster.

Qty Race Type RankInf /

Cav

Ground

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Range


Armor

Value

Points

F T

*A *B *C *D *E *F *G *H *I *J *K *L *N *O

Notes: *M

How to fill out the Fantasy Points Stat Line + Calculate Points Cost

*A: Quantity:

This reflects the number of figures in a unit. One of the following Quantities should be used:Characters, Creatures, War Machines: "1" Titanic Infantry: "2" to "6" Titanic Cavalry: "2" or "3"

*B: Race:

[For Characters]: Choose from "Beastmen", "Centaurs", "Dwarves", "Gnomes", "Elves", "Halflings", "Fae", "Humans",

"Lizardmen", "Troglodytes", "Orcs", "Goblins", "The Undead", "Demons", "Trolls", "Ogres", or "Winged Humanoids"

[For Creatures, War Machines, Titans]: use "Creature", "Machine", or "Titans"

*C: Type:

[For Characters]: Choose from "Champion", "Priest", "Wizard", "Necromancer", or "Demonologist". See (30:0).

[For Dragons]: Choose from "Land Dragon", "Lesser Dragon", "True Dragon". See (31:2).

[For Giants]: “Common Giant", "Warrior Giant". See (31:3).

[For Monsters]: Use the name of the Monster. See (31:4).

[For Titans]: Use the name of the Titan Type. See (32:0).

[For War Machines]: Use the name of the machine. See (33:0).*D: Rank:

[For Characters (30:0), Dragons (31:2), and Giants (31:3)]: use the Rank you are purchasing.

[For Monsters (31:4), Titans (32:0), and War Machines (33:0)]: use "n/a"

*E: Inf / Cav:

[For Characters (30:6), Giants (31:3), and Titans (32:0)], choose from: "Infantry" or "Cavalry".

[For Dragons, Monsters, and War Machines] use: "n/a".

*F: Movement: Use the Ground Movement Rate (or simply Movement Rate) found in the appropriate section:

[Characters]: See section (30:0) [Giants]: See section (31:3) [Titans]: See section (32:0)

[Dragons]: See section (31:2) [Monsters]: See section (31:4) [War Machines]: See section (33:0)

*G: Flying Movement:

[For Dragons (31:2), Monsters (31:4), and Titans (32:0)]: Use the Flying Movement Rate (same sections as above).

[For Characters]: If they will be riding a Flying mount, use the value found in section (30:3) under "Flying Mount".

If the character will not be on a flying mount, use "n/a".

[For units without Flight]: use "n/a".

*H: Melee Prowess:

*I: Ranged Prowess:

*J: Vitality:

*K: Magic:

*L: Armor Value:

<

This information can be found in the appropriate sections to determine the values:

[Characters]: See section (30:3) [Monsters]: See section (31:4)

[Dragons]: See section (31:2) [Titans]: See section (32:0)

[Giants]: See section (31:3) [War Machines]: See section (33:0)

*M: Notes: Some units have special rules which may you may wish to include here. Some, like several Engines, have

upgrades that are specific to them. If theses upgrades are to be used, include them here.



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FILLING OUT AN ARMY ROSTER: FANTASY Continued

*N: Points (F): Place the sum of all Fantasy points here that were needed to purchase all aspects of the unit.

[Characters]: Cost of the Character based upon Type & Rank [section 30:3]

[Dragons]: Cost of the Character based upon Type & Rank [section 31:2]

[Giants]: Cost of the Character based upon Type & Rank [section 31:3]

[Monsters]: Cost of the specific Monster [section 31:4]

[Titans]: (Cost of the specific Titan [section 32:0]) x (number of Titans)

[War Machines]: Cost of the specific War Machine [section 33:0]

*O: Points (T): TROOP POINTS TOTAL: Place the sum of all TROOP points here that were needed to purchase all aspects

of the unit.

Note: Very few TROOP points will be spent on Fantasy Units. Usually this will be due to a purchased upgrade, and that

upgrade will indicate that TROOP points are to be paid.

[For Characters]: Leadership Titles cost Troop Points. See (30:4).

[For Engines]: Some Large Engines may purchase additional crew, costing Troop Points. See (33:3.4)

34:1.4 FANTASY POINTS EXAMPLES

Example of a Character:

Qty Race Type RankInf

Cav

Ground

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Range


Armor

Value

Points

F T

1 Human Champion 4 Cav 12" n/a 8 8 4 2 3 4 6

Notes: Colonel

Reviewing how the Points Total was determined:

Cost of the Character based upon Type & Rank (30:3.3) = 4 Fantasy Points

Cost of a Standard Mount (30:6) = 2 Troop Points

Cost of the Leadership Title: Colonel (30:4) = 4 Troop Points

Example of a Dragon:


Cav

Ground

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Range


Armor

ValuePoints

F T

1 CreatureLesser

Dragon3 n/a 6" 12" 9 n/a 6 n/a 4 9 0

Notes: n/a


Cost of a Lesser Dragon shown in section (30:2) = 9 Fantasy Points

Example of a Giant:

Qty Race Type Rank InfCav

GroundMove

FlyingMove

MeleeProwess

RangeProwess

Vitality Magic ArmorValue

PointsF T

1 CreatureCommon

Giant2 Inf 8" n/a 4 1 4 1 2 3 0

Notes: n/a


Cost of a Common Giant shown in section (30:3) = 3 Fantasy Points



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FILLING OUT AN ARMY ROSTER: FANTASY Continued

Example of a Monster:


Cav

Ground

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Range


Armor

ValuePoints

F T

1 Creature Unicorn n/a n/a 14" n/a 6 n/a 4 3 2 4

Notes: n/a


Cost of a Monster shown in section (31:4) = 4 Fantasy Points

Example of a Titanic Infantry:


Cav

Ground

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Range


Armor

Value

Points

F T

6 Titans Ogres n/a Inf 8" n/a 4 n/a 4 n/a 3 18 0

Notes: n/a


Cost of a Titanic Infantry shown in section (32:0) x Qty

3 Fantasy Points Each Ogre x Qty of 6 = 18 Fantasy Points

Example of a War Machine:


Cav

Ground

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Range


Armor

Value

Points

F T

1 Machine Cannon n/a n/a 4* n/a 2 5 8** n/a 3 10 0

Notes: May not Shoot and Move in the same turn. Suffers double damage in combat.

Range: 48. Line of Sight Required. Target's Armor -2 modifier.


Cost of a Cannon shown in section (33:0) = 10 Fantasy Points

Example of War Machine with Upgrades Added To It.


Cav

Ground

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Range


Armor

ValuePoints

F T

1 MachineSteam

Enginen/a n/a 8" n/a 10 4 + * 10 0 4 14 30

Notes: Attaching a Cannon. (5 Fantasy Points).

Adding a unit of Yeoman Crew (12 Troop Points). With Crossbows (18 Troop Points)

Crew added to the 'Troop' Army Roster for reference.


Cost of the Steam Engine shown in section (33:3) = 9 Fantasy Points

Info on adding an artillery piece (and price reduction) found in section (33:3.3)

Cost of a Cannon shown in section (33:2) = 5 Fantasy Points (10 points x 1/2)

Info on adding additional crew (and price reduction) found in section (33:3.4)

Cost of Yeomen Crew shown in section (29:2) = 12 Troop Points (24 points x 1/2)

Cost of adding Crossbows shown in section (29:5.2) = 18 Troop Points



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35:0 SAMPLE ARMY ROSTERS .

35:1.1 BEGINNER ARMY – TROOPS We recommend beginners try playing without the Characters at first

180 Troop Points

35:1.2 BEGINNER ARMY – CHARACTERSAfter you have some experience with just the troops, add the Characters to the troops for a better feel of the whole game.

Warlord


Cav

Ground

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Range


Armor

Value

Points

F T

1 Human Champion 4 Inf 8" n/a 8 8 4 2 3 3 0

Notes: Army Commander. (First Rank was Free) +3 Fantasy Points to upgrade to Rank 4.

Paladin

Qty Race Type Rank I/C Move Flying M Prow R Prow Vitality Magic Armor F T


Mercenary


1 Human Champion 1 Inf 8" n/a 2 2 1 0.5 3 1 0

Mage

Qty Race Type Rank I/C Move Flying M Prow R Prow Vitality Magic Armor F T1 Human Wizard 2 Inf 8" n/a 1 1 2 6 2 6 0

Cleric


1 Human Priest 3 Inf 8" n/a 3 3 3 6 3 6 0

1 Unit of Foot Knights


12 Human Knight Inf 6" 3 +1 0 48

1 Unit of Spearmen


12 Human Yeoman Inf 8" 2 0 0 24

2 Units of Archers


12 Human Peasant Inf 8" 1 -1 0 24 (each)

Upgrades: Common Bows (Range: 12").

1 Unit of Cavalry Knights


6 Human Knight Cav 10" 4 +2 0 36

1 Unit of Cavalry Men-at-Arms


6 Human Yeoman Cav 12" 3 +1 0 24

SAMPLE ARMY ROSTERS


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35:1.3 BEGINNER ARMY – CREATURESAfter you have some experience with just the Troops and Characters, try adding these Creatures to your force.

Giant


1 Giant Common 3 Inf 8" n/a 6 2 6 2 4 8 0

Upgrade +1 Armor Value (already on Stat Line).

Dragon


1 CreatureLesser

Dragon3 n/a 6" 12" 9 n/a 6 n/a 4 9 0

Winged Panther


1 CreatureWinged

Panthern/a n/a 8" 10" 1 n/a 1 n/a 2 2 0

35:1.4 BEGINNER ARMY – WAR MACHINES

Catapult


1 Machine Catapult n/a n/a 4* n/a 2 4 8** 0 3 8 0

Notes: Artillery may not Move after shooting in the same turn (*).

All Artillery suffer double damage in melee combat (**).

Ranged Attack distance is 36". Reduces the Target's Armor Value by 2.

35:1.5 BEGINNER ARMY – TITANS

Unit of 3 Ogres


3 Titan Ogre n/a Inf 8" n/a 4 n/a 4 n/a 3 9 0

SAMPLE ARMY ROSTERS

FOREST DRAGONS

A creature of the forest,

scurrying between the

massive trunks and

camouflaging itself beneath

the forest canopy.

Even a creature as mightyas a dragon can be

transformed by too many

years spent in the twilight of

the forest. Nevertheless, the

Forest Dragon’s low-slung

body and gait take nothing

away from its badger-like

toughness and power in a

fight.

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35:2.1 MEN OF AVALON ARMY (HUMAN)x Totals: 300 Troop Points. 90 Fantasy Points.

Avalon Warlord


Cav

Ground

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Range


Armor

Value

Points

F T


Upgrades: Army Commander (one free per army).

Upgrade Rank 1 to Rank 3. (1st rank free for one Character).

Avalon Mage


1 Human Wizard 4 Inf 8" n/a 2 2 4 12 2 12 2

Upgrades: Captain to _____________________ (Declare one unit prior to the game).

Avalon Cleric


1 Human Priest 2 Inf 8" n/a 2 2 2 4 3 4 2


Avalon Hero on Armored Unicorn


1 Human Champion 3 Cav 12" n/a 6 6 4 1.5 3 3 5

Upgrades: Captain of Knight Cavalry. Upgrade to Large Mount (+2 Melee Modifier).

Avalon Hero




2 Units of Militia Archers


12 Human Peasant Inf 8" 1 -1 0 36 (ea)

Upgrades: Long Bows (Range: 18”, +1 Ranged Modifier).

Men-at-Arms SwordsmenQty. Race Type Inf / Cav Move Armor Base Combat Modifier Points (F) Points (T)


Men-at-Arms Spearmen



Upgrades: Spears (When receiving a charge, +1 Melee Modifier).

Men-at-Arms Halberdiers


12 Human Yeoman Inf 8" 2 +1 0 42

Upgrades: Polearms (+1 Melee Modifier, already on stat line.

Reduces target's Armor Value by 1).

Armored Foot Knights


12 Human Knight Inf 6" 3 +1 0 48

Knight Cavalry


6 Human Knight Cav 10" 4 +2 0 48

Upgrades: Lances (When charging, target's Armor Value is at -2).

Men-at-Arms Cavalry


6 Human Yeoman Cav 12" 3 +1 0 24

SAMPLE ARMY ROSTERS


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35:2.1 MEN OF AVALON ARMY (HUMAN) x Continued

Unit of 3 Hippogriff Knights


Cav

Ground

Move

Flying

Move

Melee

Prowess

Range


Armor

Value

Points

F T

3 Titan Hippogriff n/a Cav 8" 14" 3 n/a 3 0 2 9 0

Unit of 3 Pegasus Knights

Qty Race Type Rank I/C Move Flying M Prow R Prow Vitality Magic Armor F T3 Titan Pegasus n/a Cav 10" 16" 2 n/a 4 0 2 9 0

Unit of 6 Ogres


6 Titan Ogre n/a Inf 8" n/a 4 n/a 4 n/a 3 18 0

Unicorn


1 Creature Unicorn n/a n/a 14" n/a 6 n/a 4 3 2 4 0

Giant


1 Giant Common 3 Inf 8" n/a 6 2 6 2 4 8 0

Upgrade +1 Armor Value (already on Stat Line).

CatapultQty Race Type Rank I/C Move Flying M Prow R Prow Vitality Magic Armor F T

1 Machine Catapult n/a n/a 4* n/a 2 4 8** 0 3 8 0




Cannon


1 Machine Cannon n/a n/a 4* n/a 5 4 8** 0 3 10 0




SAMPLE ARMY ROSTERS


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99:1 CONTRIBUTORS

The following people have donated time, talent, and energy to make the return of the Chaos Wars successful.

ARTISTS

EDITORS, PLAYTESTERS, DEMO TEAM MEMBERS

Wes Hempfield James Shaw Ross RodmanMark Graham Rob Dean Norm Dean

Jeff Berry Jim Dupps Rich Smethurst

MINIATURE PAINTERSJeff Moore Cail Hill Luke Trimble Joe Elverson

Mark Iddings Tom Sheaffer Mike Hernandez Corey Lenigar

Wes Hempfield James Shaw Ross Rodman Mikael Igge Holmberg

Jamie Long Kam Aronhalt Greg Jones Justin Chandler

Brad Cashdollar Ed White Chad Thorson

Chad ThorsonContributed Artwork for: book. page. Beastmen Troops b.1 p.10

Fae, Gnome, and Halfling Troops b.1 p.11

Orcs Encounter - Dwarven Tunnels b.3 p.27

Elf Warlord – Dartheren Mythos b.3 p.29 & b.5 p.14 Elf Warlord – Hemsle the Hunter b.3 p.30 & b.5 p.15 Elf Warlord – Wentle the Trapper b.3 p.31 & b.5 p.16 Orc Warlord – Gaxken Lukcokvich b.3 p.32 & b.5 p.17

Orc Warlord – Garrik b.3 p.33 & b.5 p.18

Personalities – The Doom Bunny b.5 p.12

Orcs Encounter - Wraith b.6 p.9

Orcs Encounter - Skeletal Sabretooth b.6 p.9 Orcs Encounter - Dwarven Statues b.6 p.10

Elfin War Chariot b.6 p.15 Commission and Contact info at:

Black and White Illustrator

Email: [email protected]

Website: MaximumRockRolePlaying.blogspot.com/

Loren MuzzyContributed Artwork for: book. page. Goblin Archer b.3 p.4

Orc Shaman b.3 p.13

Hooded Goblin Archer b.3 p.17

Bugbears b.6 p.29

Commission and Contact info at:


Facebook: FaceBook.com/Loren.the.Black

Gennifer Bone

Contributed Artwork for: book. page. Orc Encounter – Steam Cannon b.2 p.19Elf Study b.3 p.17

Elf Warlord b.3 p.20



Website: onwingsofink.blogspot.com/

Patreon: patreon.com/ladyredfingers?ty=hCynthia KirkContributed Artwork for: book. page. Goblin Archer b.3 p.19

Orc Command b.3 p.24

Starburst Shield & Cleric’s Shield b.3 p.30 & b.5 p.15

Round Elfin Shield b.3 p.31 & b.5 p.16Elite Elfin Shield b.3 p.31 & b.5 p.16

Elf Swordsman b.6 p.15

Orc Shaman b.6 p.53



Phone: 740-253-1691

Facebook: facebook.com/vanystuff

Twitter: twitter.com/vanyell1967

Bill Stolpin

Contributed Artwork for: book. page. Dwarf Steam Cannon b.4 p.28Fire Breathing Salamander b.6 p.21



Website: StolpinArt.com


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99:2 NOTESx

YOUR EXPERIENCE

We hope you enjoy playing these introductory Fantasy Rules. Whether you are an experienced gamer or a beginner, these rules

were designed as a simple, straight-forward gaming system. Experienced players should find these rules ideal for a quick evening

game. The newcomer to miniatures gaming should find our rules easy to understand, yet challenging to play. No matter what your

gaming experience, as you master the rules, we encourage you to invent your own rule variations, create new spells, and discover

new monsters. As you come up with new ideas, we invite you to share them on the forums at www.RalPartha.com.

THIS DOCUMENT

In addition to providing you with the Classic CHAOS WARS rules, this document is also a celebration of everything that has come

before. After much consideration, we chose to attempt to find and use as much classic Ral Partha artwork as possible. We wanted

to share with you, everything that brought us to where we are today. This document contains most of the artwork from past blister

cards, bag headers, boxes, catalogs, and magazine advertisements, generated from Ral Partha’s art department. We have attemted

to include all of the artwork, stories, scenarios, and ephemera that have made Ral Partha miniatures a staple of the hobby industry.

It is with respect and rememberence of the past, that we move forward together into the future.

WEBSITE

Visit our website: WWW.RALPARTHA.COM where you will find:

Regularly Released New Material New Scenarios Background Information

Sample Army Rosters Campaign Settings More Artwork

Army Building Tools Alternate Spell Lists Experimental Rules

New Special Characters Interviews Concept Sketches

Previews of Upcoming Releases Forum Unreleased Minis

Skirmish Rules Advanced Rules

CONCEPTS FOR THE ADVANCED RULES

We have a lot of weird and fun stuff planned for the Advanced Rules. As much as the classic rules are for introductory or quick

and fun games, the advanced rules will be a setting that allows players perform complex maneuvers, field lots of spell and weapon

options, for a immersive experience.

Troops can be fielded in groups of 12-51 Infantry or

6-27 Cavalry.

Features a “Command Event” where the player may

Move, Shoot, Cast Spells, etc. in an order of their

choosing.

Features progressive Morale levels, where Morale

diminishes, and troops weaken, before they break.

Combat is resolved by rolling 1 (or more) D6 per

figure engaged in combat, applying some

situational modifiers, and rolling against the target's

Combat Ability, Armor Value, and Defense.

Allows players to field any type of model they wish,under both generalized and many specific unit

entries, with appropriate points costs.

Options for troops to be equipped with a vast array

of combat weapons, ranged weapons, armor types,

and special equipment for Characters and Elite

Troops.

Ability to field Beast masters & Hounds, with

optional upgrades to small and medium sized

monsters.

Artillery, Weapons Teams, Chariots, War Wagons,

Steam-Powered Engines, Air Ships, Baggage Trains,

War Ships, and Battlefield Fortifications.

Character Skill Types allow for Engineers, Sappers,

Hunters, Bards, Assassins, Rangers, Clerics, and

more.

Designed for both controlled, competitive play, and

narrative scenarios games.

Options to Break from Combat, Countercharge,Make Way, and perform combat operations like

Shield Wall or Push Forward.

Multiple troop formation options such as Rank &

File, Line, and Skirmishing.

The gaming community will be actively involved in

the development and refinement of the rules.


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AN INVITATIONFROM IRON WIND METALS

Having successfully funded our kickstarter to produce Wave 1 of the Chaos Wars miniature

releases, Iron Wind Metals is in full swing preparing to send out rewards to our backers, and

preparing the reformatted Classic Rules and new Advanced Rules for Chaos Wars.

As members of the gaming community ourselves, IWM leadership has always appreciated the

elaborate story backgrounds, wonderfully painted miniatures, fan generated artwork, and special rules and campaigns that gamers

have created for many gaming systems.

Many of these efforts go unpublicized and many fans never get a chance to enjoy them. We intend to change that.

We are inviting active MINIATURE PAINTERS, ARTISTS, WRITERS, PHOTOGRAPHERS, and potential DEMO TEAM members to work

with us to create the authorized lore of the Chaos Wars.

We can’t pay you for your work but will give you credit in the publication, exposure to the marketplace, and published work t o

build your portfolio. Here is how it works:

MINIATURE PAINTERS

IWM holds the production rights to the vast majority of the classic Ral Partha fantasy ranges. This gives us a portfolio ofminiatures sculpted over 25 years by some of the best sculptors in the business. Currently, IWM is producing over 1200 miniatures

that are compatible with Chaos Wars. Our plan is to expand the range by re-mastering and releasing an additional 1800 classic Ral

Partha sculpts, so that 3000 different miniatures are available, in a variety of sculpting styles, scales, and themes.

We are offering skilled painters the opportunity to paint a 12 figure unit of infantry or a 6 figure unit of cavalry which we will use

in demo games, and feature in advertising, and on packaging. You will be compensated with an additional set of the unpainted

figures. We will also credit you for your work wherever it is used or pictured.

IWM will offer the best painters the opportunity to paint additional miniatures, including monsters, dragons, and new releases.

ARTISTS & DESIGNERS

We have several major projects that will feature artwork in the coming years: Advanced Rules, additional RPG modules, Skirmish

rules, and several Campaign books.

All of the written Chaos Wars materials (plus scenarios and background stories) will be available on our website as a free

download. We will be regularly plugging the availability of these downloads in our electronic and physical advertising, with inserts

inside our sets of miniatures. Printed copies will also be available. As a miniatures company, we want to get the Chaos Wars rules

and stories into the hands of as many gamers as possible. We believe that your artwork (and contact information) will end up in the

hands of thousands of gamers and industry professionals.

When the artwork is used by IWM, a clear and visible caption will be included in the document, stating the title of the piece

(Determined jointly by IWM and the artist), artist’s name, and whatever contact info the artist desires. If the artwork is on the

front or back cover, the caption will be placed on the interior front or back cover, respectively. The artist will have permission to use

the Chaos Wars logo, and the branding: “[Title], of Ral Partha’s Chaos Wars” whenever the artist sells prints or the original artwork

for this specific piece of art, and may use the image of the artwork for self-promotion such as in a gallery or on a website. Additiona

details will be worked out between the artist and IWM.

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Photographers are invited to help us create a vast array of images for our catalogs, advertising, and future rules and campaign

sets. All Photography work will be credited.

WRITERS

The world of the Chaos Wars is a fantasy setting where a Greater Demon has torn holes in reality, allowing forces from various

places, times, and realities to spill into the world. This is a large canvass to work on, and allows for many interpretations of new and

classic fantasy concepts. Once the basic guidelines of the Chaos Wars world are available, writers are invited to create storylines and

background for specific armies within the Chaos Wars world. The only requirement is that the writing must remain within the

guidelines. Submissions will be reviewed, and if published electronically or in print, the writer will be credited. We will especially be


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looking for the individual histories of the warriors fighting the Chaos Wars. We will invite the best writers to create and d evelop new

characters and campaign settings.

DEMO TEAM

We are currently building a network of Demo Teams. We are looking for active players with a strong sense of sportsmanship, and

a dedication to fantasy war gaming. We need point-persons in every community, and a local demo team to support each point

person at regional events, and local conventions. IWM will invite the best Demo Team members to demo at major gaming events.

Demo Team members will help IWM create new rules, consider revisions, and build future scenarios and campaign settings. Demo

team members will a

Documents

CWC Book 2 - Building Armies