A model with this special rule has a one use only Strength 2 Breath Weapon.

If the War Elephant suffers a wound from a missile attack, it must immediately take a Panic test. Any time a War Elephant fails a Panic or Break test it will Flee in a random direction, as determined by the Scatter dice. If it flees through any unit, it inflicts D6+1 Strength 5 hits.

A Dao has the Natural Armour (4+) special rule. They can cast the spell Flesh to Stone from the Lore of Life as an innate Bound Spell, power level 5.

A Djinn has the Fly (10) special rule. They can cast the spell Wind Blast from the Lore of Heavens as an innate Bound Spell, power level 4.

An Efreet has the Hatred, Flaming Attacks, and Immunity (Flaming Attacks) special rules. They can cast the spell Flaming Sword of Rhuin from the Lore of Fire as an innate Bound Spell, power level 5.

A Marid has the Magic Resistance (2) and Immunity (Ice Attacks) special rule. They can cast the spell Iceshard Blizzard from the Lore of Heavens as an innate Bound Spell, power level 4.

A Genie is not deployed on the table at the start of the battle, but may instead be summoned at the start of any of your turns (as long as they are not already summoned and alive) by the Sorcerer who controls the Genie by passing a Leadership test (using their own Leadership characteristics). Place the Genie within 6" of the Sorcerer, at least 1" away from other units or impassable terrain. It may act normally in the turn it is summoned. If the Genie is slain, it can be summoned back in a later turn, but the Sorcerer will suffer a cumulative -1 penalty to the Leadership test required every time they try to do so. However, if the Sorcerer is slain, the Genie is immediately banished back to its container and removed as a casualty.

A Genie must be specialized into one of the four elements presented here: Dao, Marid, Djinn, Efreet

Dibbukim are subject to Frenzy. They must always be placed in the front rank along the Command Group, but attacks may be allocated against them as if they were Characters.

The Holy Man counts as being part of the unit's Command Group, and is the last model to be removed, after Champions. A unit with a Holy Man is subject to the Hatred special rule.

The Slavemaster follows the rules for normal unit Champions; with the following exceptions: the Slave Master is always placed in the rear rank of the unit, and may be the only model in that rank. In addition, the unit must take a Leadership test at the start of each of their turns. If failed, the Slaves are refusing to follow the Slavemaster's orders, and the unit will suffer D6 Strength 3 Hits as he restores order with the use of his whip.

Janissaries have the Immunity (Panic) special rule and may roll 3D6, discarding the highest dice, when taking Leadership tests to Redirect Charges, Restrain Pursuit, March and Reform.

Naphtha bombs uses the following profile:

An enemy unit taking a casualty from Naphtha Bombs must take a Panic test.

Naphtha Siphons uses the following profile:

An enemy unit taking a casualty from a Naphtha Siphon must take a Panic test. Naptha Siphons cannot be used in close combat, but may fire every round in the shooting phase – there is no need to roll a 4+ like with other Breath Weapons.

Once per turn, during the Remaining Moves segment of the Movement phase, a unit of Carpet Riders may carpet bomb an enemy unit at least one of its models has moved over during that phase. Each Flying Carpet Rider inflicts D3 Strength 2 Hits with the Poisoned Attacks special rule.

Dervishes do not charge like normal units. Instead, declare the unit you wish to charge, resolve charge reactions and roll the charge distance as normal. Turn the Dervishes so they are facing the centre of the enemy unit, and then move the unit forward. If the charge is successful, the Dervishes do not stop once they reach the target but always move their full charge move (through the target unit), emerging on the other side and moving through multiple enemy units if they have enough Movement to do so (stopping within 1" of any friendly units). If they ever end their movement within an enemy unit, place the Dervishes 1" behind the enemy unit.

If they cannot be placed behind the enemy unit due to there not being enough space, they are removed as casualties after resolving their attacks. Any unit passed through in this manner takes D3 Strength 3 hits with the Poisoned Attacks special rule for every Dervish in the unit.

An enemy unit that charges a unit of Dervishes suffers D3 Strength 3 hits with the Poisoned Attacks special rule for each Dervish in base contact, resolved like Impact Hits. Combat is then resolved as normal.

At the start of each round of combat, the unit must choose one of the following dances to perform. They may not use the same dance in two consecutive turns of the same combat engagement.

• Whirling Death: The Bladedancer focus on striking precise blows on the enemy’s vital parts.
  While performing this dance, the Bladedancers gains the Killing Blow special rule.

• Bladestorm: The Bladedancer rains blow after blow on their opponent, moving with such speed the human eye can hardly make out the blades.
  While performing this dance, the Bladedancers gain +1 Attack.

• Seductive Shadow: The Bladedancer uses her beauty and skill to mesmerize any enemy near her, parrying the enemy’s futile attacks.
  While performing this dance, enemies suffer a -1 modifier To Hit the Bladedancers in close combat.

The War Elephant gains Armour Save (5+).

The War Elephant may re-roll failed Stampede tests.

The War Elephant gains the Impact Hits (2D6) special rule. If the War Elephant Stampedes, it will inflict 2D6 Hits Strength 5 Hits on any unit it passes through.

Each successful Hit in close combat by the War Elephant is multiplied into 2 Hits.

Once per turn, during the Remaining Moves segment of the Movement phase, a Roc may pick up one enemy Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Beast or Monstrous Cavalry model (except models with the Fly or Ethereal special rules) chosen by the Araby player ("Look Out Sir!" still applies) that it has moved over during that phase. The model can avoid the Drop Attack by passing an Initiative test. If the model is successfully picked up, it is then either dropped to the ground, or it may be dropped over another unengaged enemy unit that the Roc moves over in that turn. That target unit immediately suffers D6 Strength 4 hits, distributed as Hits from shooting. The dropped model is automatically removed as a casualty with no saves allowed.

Due to their size, models with this rule may not be moved after deployment, but may pivot on the spot as normal.

Monster Bombards have the following profile and rules:

Monster Bombards may re-roll the distance bounced by the cannon ball and failed rolls To Wound. If a Misfire is rolled, add -1 to the result on the Blackpowder Misfire Chart.

In the Arabyan Magic phase, the Sandglass may cast any of the following spells as innate bound spells (power level 5).

• Abeyance: Remains in play. This is a hex spell with a range of 18". While active, you may choose to make the target forgo one of the following actions: move, cast spells, shoot or fight in close combat.

• Recede: Remains in Play. This is an augment spell with a range of 24". While active, the unit may either choose to fire twice in the Shooting phase or attack twice in the Close Combat phase.

• Gravedust: Remains in Play. This is a hex spell with a range of 12". While active, the target suffers -1 to its Movement, Strength, Toughness and Initiative. At the start of each following Arabyan Magic phase, these characteristics are further deducted by 1, and will continue to do until the spell is either dispelled or their Strength or Toughness reaches 0.

The Sandglasses possess the ability to nullify hostile magical sources around it. All friendly units within 12" of the Sandglass have Magic Resistance (1). In addition, the Hourglass generates 1 Power dice and Dispel Dice in the Magic phase. If the Sandglass is destroyed, the ground begins to shake as waves of sand erupts, smashing against all around it. Every unit within 12" takes 2D6 Strength 4 hits.

The Great Sultan must be accompanied by a unit of Palace Guard, and he may not leave this unit. He is placed in the second rank, but can lead the unit as normal. As long as the Great Sultan is alive, the Palace Guard has Immunity (Psychology).

Khalil al-Zahir must be the army’s General. His Inspiring Presence range is increased to 18", and he also counts as having the Hold Your Ground ability like a Battle Standard Bearer. In addition, any friendly unit within 12" of him adds +1 to their Combat Resolution bonus.

Khalil al-Zahir goes into battle carried by four trusted thronebearers. These are treated as a mount, and increases Khalil al-Zahir's Unit Strength to 5.

If Jaffar is in your army, he must be the General. All friendly units within 12" of Jaffar may re-roll failed Psychology tests as they are under his watchful eye. However, units that are outside his Inspiring Presence range suffer a -1 to their Leadership due to their unwillingness to fight for him.

If Salâh ad-Dîn is your Army General, his Inspiring Presence range is 18" rather than the normal 12", and any unit joined by him may re-roll failed Psychology tests and add +1 to their combat resolution.

If Salâh ad-Dîn is the Army General, any Core unit in the army may deploy as Ambushers per the normal rules.

At the beginning of the Araby player's turn, the Golden Magus may summon either a Djinn, Efreet or Marid to do his bidding following the normal rules for Genie Binding. This model acts like a normal Genie in all respects. He may have a maximum of 3 Genies summoned at any one time, and every summoned Genie must be of a different type.

Any fleeing friendly Arabyan unit within 12" of Layla will rally automatically. If she is killed, all friendly Arabyan units will get the Hatred special rule against the model or unit responsible for her death.

The First Division is a unit of Janissaries that may Move and Fire even if armed with handguns. However, if they do so, only the front rank may fire. In addition, the unit may be armed with both a special close combat weapon and a missile weapon, chosen among the normal weapon options for Janissaries in the army list. Ottokar must set up with this unit and may not leave it. No other character may join the unit.

The Prince has the Obstacle Strider special rule and can move over solid impassable terrain such as walls, rock formations or buildings, but not water and the like. In close combat, all successful hits against him must be re-rolled. At the end of each combat he is in, before break tests are taken, he may choose to leave his unit and move out of combat. Place him anywhere within 1" his unit. He may move as normal in his next turn.

If the Prince is in base contact with an enemy character or champion with magic items, he may attempt to steal them. Roll a D6 at the start of each combat phase: on a 4+, the Prince successfully steals one random Talisman, Enchanted or Arcane item from the character. The item is then removed from play. Any items stolen are worth their cost in additional Victory Points, even if the Prince of Thieves is wiped out later in the game. In addition, the Prince of Thieves may never be the army’s General, and no unit may use his Leadership.

Abdul Alhazred has spoken to many of the mystical Genies in his time and despite his unsteady state of mind knows how to see through their lies and bend them to his will. Abdul may re-roll failed Leadership tests when trying to summon Genies.

The Mad Sorcerer is one of the most learned wizards in Araby. Because he is mad, however, it is most unsure what spells he can remember at any time. Before Abdul attempts to cast any spell besides the Lore's Signature spell, you must first roll a D6 to determine which spell he may cast at this time. The resulting spell is otherwise cast as normal. In addition, Abdul may never be the Army General, nor may any unit he joins use his Leadership.

All Corsair models always treat Sindibadu as the Army's General for all purposes, regardless of what character is actually the Army General.

For every Close Combat Attack that fails To Hit against Malik, he may make an additional Attack back at that model.

All enemy units within 6" of Khar-mel suffer a -1 modifier to their To Hit rolls for both close combat and missile attackss, as well as -1 to any Armour, Ward or Regeneration saves they might have.

Khar-mel may re-roll failed Ward Saves.

Khar-mel can re-roll any failed charge or pursuit move that she makes.