Damsels have Magic Resistance (1), and Prophetesses have Magic Resistance (2).

The Templar Crusader and any unit he is with gain the Hatred special rule for as long as he remains in the unit.

Priestesses of Shallya know the three Prayers listed below. Prayers are innate bound spells (power level 3). All Prayers are augment spells. In addition, the Priestess may channel Power and Dispel dice just like a Level 1 Wizard.

• Shallya's Endurance: The Priestess invokes the power of Shallya to temporarily boost a target's vitality. When cast, the unit she is with (but not herself) gets +1 to its Toughness until the start of her next Magic Phase.

• Compassionate Mind: The Priestess reassuring prayers resolve her fellows' minds to face the horrors of the world. When cast, the unit she is within gains the Immunity (Psychology) and Stubborn special rules until the start of her next Magic Phase.

• Purify: All hex spells effecting friendly units within 12" are automatically dispelled. In addition, any units with the Daemonic, Vampiric or Undead special rules in base contact with the Priestess or the unit she is with suffer D6 Strength 5 hits.

A Priestess may only join units with the Peasant's Duty special rule (except Grail Pilgrims). She may be placed in the second rank of any Infantry unit she joins, rather than the first. In addition, any unit the Priestess is with (but not herself) gains the Regeneration (6+) special rule.

The model is subject to Frenzy and Hatred.

The Hippogryph gains the Multiple Wounds (2) special rule.

The model gains the Armour Piercing (1) rule.

The Hippogryph gains the Devastating Charge and Strength Bonus (1) special rules when charging.

Model gain +1 Strength to their Impact Hits.

After charges have been declared, if any Impetuous units did not declare a charge but are within charge range of an enemy, then they must take a Leadership test to restrain themselves from charging. If this test is failed, they are forced to charge. If the test is passed, they may move normally.

So reckless are the Knights Errant that whenever they charge, they have Immunity (Psychology) and may re-roll one of their charge distance dice.

Set up the stakes at the start of the game when the unit is deployed. Every model in the front rank has a stake base placed in front of it (these stakes must also be set up within the army's deployment zone).

Defensive Stakes are treated as Defended Obstacles, and remain on the table during the game. All Troop Types apart from Infantry and Swarms suffer D6 Strength 4 hits on the turn that they charge a unit behind Defensive stakes. In addition, enemy models in base contact with the Defensive Stakes suffer -1 to Hit in the first round of close combat. These rules only apply when fighting the unit’s front.

A unit with one or more Truffle Hounds must place them in the front rank of the unit along with any command group models and/or characters. They may be attacked separately from any other models in the unit.

If the unit they are with did not themselves declare a charge this turn, the Truffle Hounds may be released in the Charge sub-phase of the Movement Phase, and do not need to test for Berserk Rage. The Truffle Hounds must then declare a charge as if they had failed their Berserk Rage test. After they have been released, they will automatically form their own unit of Skirmishers. From that point, they will keep having to declare charges as if they had failed their Berserk Rage whenever possible for the rest of the game.

Your opponent will only receive Victory Points for Truffle Hounds if the unit they were bought with is destroyed.

This holy shrine must always be placed in the centre of the front rank of the unit. Only once all the Grail Pilgrims in the unit (except the Command Group) are removed does the Reliquae itself start taking wounds.

In addition, the presence of the Grail Reliquae means that the entire unit will be affected by the Blessing of the Lady.

Spirits of the Fay are not deployed with the rest of the army, but follow the entry rules for Ambushers instead.

When they appear, they must be placed in either a forest or a water feature anywhere on the table, but otherwise follows the rules for Ambushers as normal. If no forest of water feature is present, they may enter from any table edge using the normal rules.

As long as a unit of Spirits of the Fay remain partially within one of these terrain features, they may replace up to D3 Wounds lost earlier in to game at the end of each Close Combat phase.

A Sacrosanctum knows the three Blessings listed below. Blessings are innate bound spells (power level 5). For each friendly Sacrosanctum on the battlefield at the start of your magic phase, add 1 dice to your power pool.

• Shield of Faith: Shield of Faith is an augment spell that affects all friendly units with the Blessing of the Lady special rule within 12". Until the start of your next turn, the targets have their Ward save from the Blessing of the Lady increased by +1.

• Radiant Light: Radiant Light is a hex spell that affects all enemy units within 12". Until the start of your next turn, the targets suffer -1 to their Weapon Skill and Ballistic Skill.

• Renewed Valour: Renewed Valour is an augment spell that affects all friendly units with the Blessing of the Lady special rule within 12". All friendly Knights within 12" will rally automatically (if they were fleeing) and regain the Blessing of the Lady (if they have lost it).

The Field Trebuchet uses the following profile:

A Field trebuchet can never be moved during the game, though it may pivot on the spot as normal.

A Bombard uses the following profile:

A Bombard can never be moved during the game, though it may pivot on the spot as normal. If a misfire is rolled, roll on the Black Powder Misfire Chart as normal, but subtract 1 from the result.

A War Machine with a Wall Warden may re-roll one Artillery dice or failed To Hit roll once per game.

Louen gains a Ward Save (4+) from the Blessing of the Lady. However, if he loses the Blessing, he will immediately lose a Wound with no saves allowed.

Roll a D3 in the beginning of each close combat phase and add the score to Louen's Strength for the duration of that phase.

One friendly character with either the Knight's Vow, Questing Vow or the Grail Vow may be given the Favour of the Fay before the game starts but after deployment is finished. This model receives +1 To Hit in close combat. However, if the model loses the Blessing of the Lady, then both the Favoured model and the Fay Enchantress suffer a Wound with no saves allowed.

The Fay Enchantress has the Magic Resistance (3) and Fear special rules. Against Skaven, Orcs & Goblins and Beastmen, she causes Terror. Furthermore, she gains +2 to cast spells from the Lore of Life or Lore of the Lady.

Such is the power of the Fay Enchantress that the Ward Save gained from the Blessing of the Lady is increased by +1 for any unit that has the Blessing of the Lady and is joined by the Fay Enchantress.

A being of supernatural power, the Green Knight can never truly be slain. If his Wounds value is ever reduced to zero, he will instantly disappear into thin air. However, in the Remaining Moves part of the following Bretonnian Movement phase, the Bretonnian player may attempt to reawaken the Green Knight as described in Guardian of the Sacred Sites above, following all the same rules. However, each time the Green Knight is slain, a -1 is suffered on the next dice roll made to awaken him (e.g., after he is slain for the first time, he will awaken the following turn on a 4+ rather than a 3+. After the second time, he awakens on a 5+, etc). If he does not appear, a test may be taken during each following Bretonnian Remaining Moves phase to see if he returns. For calculating Victory Points, the enemy only gets full Victory Points for the Green Knight if he is not on the table at the end of the game.

The Green Knight is not deployed with the rest of the army, but follows the entry rules for Ambushers instead, with the following exception that he may appear in the first turn instead of the second.

When the Green Knight is awoken, he must be placed in either a forest or a water terrain piece anywhere on the table, but otherwise follows the rules for Ambushers as normal. If no forest of water feature is present, he may enter from any table edge using the normal rules.

During the game, the Green Knight may disappear at will and reappear in another location completely. If the Green Knight is within (or moves into) a forest or water terrain piece during the Remaining Moves phase, then he may instantly be removed from the table and replaced anywhere on the table within another forest or water terrain piece, facing in any direction. He may not move any further that turn. Note that he still may not end his move within impassable terrain.

Bohemond has the Hatred (Beastmen, Orcs & Goblins, Skaven) special rule, and may re-roll failed rolls To Wound when fighting against enemies from any one of these armies.

Tempete is a Royal Hippogryph with barding and the Bloodrage upgrade.

Alberic, and any models in the same unit, may re-roll 1's to Hit in close combat.

Repanse has the Terror and Magic Resistance (3) special rules.

Armand and unit he is with may respond to a charge to his unit’s front by counter charging if he can pass a Leadership test and roll higher than the enemy for the charge distance. If he succeeds, count the enemy’s charge as a failed one and move Armand’s unit as per a normal charge.

If you choose to include Odo d'Outremer in your army then Suliman will also come to the battle as Odo's retainer. Odo and Suliman always move and fight together as a team and may join a unit if you wish.

Suliman has a blood-curdling war cry, unique to the tribe of Araby from which he comes. Suliman causes Fear in any turn in which he charges.

As long as Gui le Gros is alive, the unit he is with may re-roll failed Leadership tests.

All bow shots made by Hugo are resolved at Strength 5 rather than 3.

Bertrand has the Sniper special rule, and may re-roll to Hit with missile weapons.

At the start of each of your turns, you may declare which song Tristan is singing. The effects of that song last until the start of your next turn – you may then have Tristan continue singing the same song, or choose another. Tristan can only sing one song at once, and will cease singing immediately if he flees or is slain.

• The Battle-hymn of Quenelles: This song recounts the great victories of Bretonnia, a powerful and driving ballad that can inspire all who hear it to attempt to match the courage and steel of those who came before them.
  While singing this song, Tristan adds +D3 combat resolution to any fight he is in.

• The Grail Chorale: This slow and measured melody speaks of the most holy Lady of the Lake and her sacred Grail – all who hear this song are filled with faith in the protection of the Lady.
  While he sings this song, the Ward save from the Blessing of the Lady is increased by +1 for the unit accompanying Tristan.

• The Anthem of the Uniter: A rousing chorus of this song, written in celebration of the kingdom's founder, can steady quavering hearts and put fire into eyes.
  Tristan and any unit he has joined are Stubborn while he sings this ballad.

Jules has a Ward Save (2+) against all non-magical attacks.

All enemy models unfortunate enough to be within 6" of Jules suffer a -1 penalty to Hit rolls in close combat.

Jules must deploy within 6" of Tristan at the start of the game but may move freely after this. He may join units with the Peasant's Duty, but may not join any unit with a Knightly Vow of any kind.

Any units with the Undead special rule in base contact with Amalric at the start of the Combat phase automatically suffer D6 wounds which Ignores Armour Saves. These wounds count towards combat resolution.

All friendly units within 12" of Roland gain +1 Leadership when taking Rally tests. In addition, he counts as a musician in any unit he joins.

The Knight of the Perilous Lance has the Parry (6+) special rule, even though he is mounted.

All attacks made by the Knight of the Perilous Lance have the Ignores Armour Saves special rule when charging.

Reynard and his wolfhounds always move and fight together as a unit. If Reynard joins a unit, so will Groffe and Griffe (War Beasts).

If Reynard is slain, Groffe and Griffe will run savage and run amok over the battlefield. They will sniff out large beasts and other strong-smelling creatures in a savage rage. They will be subject to the Frenzy special rule for the remainder of the game.

If both his beloved wolfhounds are slain, Reynard immediately becomes subject to Hatred for the remainder of the game.

If Reynard joins a unit of Mounted Yeomen, the unit will follow Reynard's example and become subject to The Knight’s Vow for as long as he remains with it.

The hawk always attacks anyone who engages Reynard in close combat, giving Reynard an extra Strength 3 Attack. In addition, Reynard may use his Hawk in during the Shooting phase. The Hawk can be directed against any enemy unit within line of sight, regardless of range. The enemy unit must take a Weapon Skill test or suffer a Strength 3 Hit.