Whenever a Chaos Dwarf with this special rule suffers a Miscast during the game, after resolving the effects of the Miscast on them normally, they must pass a Toughness test or suffer a Wound with no saves allowed.

One war machine or Hellcannon that is within 3" of the Deamonsmith can use his Ballistic Skill or re-roll one artillery dice or scatter dice during each Shooting phase. You must nominate which weapon, if any, will be using this special rule at the start of each Shooting phase, before any such weapons within 3" of the Daemonsmith are fired.

A Deamonsmith that is within 3" of a war machine is allowed to take a "Look Out Sir!" roll just as if he was within 3" of a unit of five or more models of the same troop type as himself. If the roll is successful, the hit is resolved instead against the nearest friendly war machine.

Whenever a Chaos Dwarf with this special rule suffers a Miscast during the game, after resolving the effects of the Miscast on them normally, they must pass a Toughness test or suffer a Wound with no saves allowed.

If a Hobgoblin infantry unit with the Backstabbers special rule is at least 10 models strong and successfully restrains itself from pursuing an enemy that has broken in close combat, it immediately causes D6 Strength 3 hits on the fleeing unit before it moves for every 10 full models in the Hobgoblin unit. Wounds from this attack are distributed as wounds from shooting attacks and may be saved normally.

Units with this special rule gain +1 To Hit in the first round of combat if they successfully charge an enemy in the rear or flank. However, if they are themselves charged at all, they suffer a -1 to their Combat Resolution bonus in the first round of combat instead. This rule applies to the Hobgoblins themselves, including any Hobgoblin character in the unit, but not to their wolves.

A Daemonsmith with an Altar of Hashut gains the Ward Save (4+) and Unbreakable special rules. In addition, his troop type changes to War Machine and he counts as being part of the crew. Randomise any missile hits between the Daemonsmith and the crew. The Daemonsmith can never choose to leave the Altar during the game. If the Daemonsmith is killed, the whole Altar is also removed as a casualty.

A model mounted on an Altar of Hashut can use each of the following bound spells once per friendly Magic Phase. In addition, it may use up to 4 Power Dice when attempting to cast each spell. The Altar can pivot on the spot before casting, and the range of the bound spells is measured from the Altar itself.

• Flaming Hide: The Daemonsmith causes the skin of his allies to begin to glow red hot and flickers with sparks, limiting the effectiveness of wounding the afflicted.
  Innate Bound Spell (power level 7). Flaming Hide is an augment spell with a range of 36". Until the start of your next Magic phase, the target unit gains a Ward Save (6+), and any enemy model in base contact with this unit suffers a Strength 3 Hit with the Flaming Attacks special rule at the start of the close combat phase.

• Fists of Fire: The Daemonsmith causes the hands of his allies to become enwrapped with glowing bands of magical fire that snake out and envelope hand-to-hand combat opponents.
  Innate Bound Spell (power level 7). Fists of Fire is an augment spell with a range of 36". Until the start of your next Magic phase, the target unit may re-roll failed rolls To Wound and gains the Magical Attacks and Flaming Attacks special rules in close combat.

• Shadows of Hashut: The air around the Daemonsmith grows cold and a shadowy form begins to coalesce next to him. It forms into a visage of Hashut, the mighty God of the Chaos Dwarfs. With a deafening roar, the shadow bull charges forward smashing everything out of its way.
  Innate Bound Spell, (power level 8). Shadows of Hashut is a direct damage spell. Draw a line 36" from the base of the Altar. Every model crossed by the line suffers a Strength 4 hit.

In the Magic phase, the Daemonsmith may sacrifice one of the slaves chained to the Altar to Hashut. Roll a D6 and add the result to the casting result of any spell cast by the Altar of Hashut (but not the Daemonsmith himself) this phase. However, if a 1 is rolled, the Daemonsmith instead suffers a Wound with no saves of any kind possible as Hashut is displeased with the pitiful sacrifice.

The model is subject to Frenzy and Hatred.

This gives the model a Strength 4 Breath Weapon with the Flaming Attacks special rule.

This gives the Lammasu +1 Attack.

This gives the Lammasu a Strength 3 Breath Weapon with the Magical Attack special rule.

Note: A Palanquin should be placed on a 40x40mm base and adds +4 to the Unit Strength of any model mounted on them.

Any model (friend or foe), except another K'daai, in base contact with a K'daai at the start of the Close Combat phase takes an automatic non-physical Strength 3 hit with the Flaming Attacks special rule. In addition, any non-magical attacks suffer a -1 Strength penalty against them.

If the Great Taurus is the target of a non-physical Flaming Attack, it immediately regains 1 Wound lost earlier in the battle.

Magic Weapons lose all of their magical properties and are treated as a mundane weapon of the same type while the models remain in base contact with the Lammasu (including the rider of the Lammasu itself).

The Inferno Gun has the following profile:

Roll the Artillery dice to determine the number of shots fired, and roll To Hit as normal using the Ballistics Skill of the Chaos Dwarfs. If the result is a Misfire, consult the Black Powder Misfire Chart.

The Bazuka has the following profile:

Each Hit from a Bazuka is multiplied into D6 Hits. If the To Hit roll for a shooting attack made by a Bazuka is a 1 (before any modifiers are applied), then it misfires. Roll on the Black Powder Misfire Chart in the Warhammer rulebook and apply the result to the Bazuka.

An Earthshaker Mortar fires like a Stone Thrower with the following profile:

If the result is a Misfire, consult the Blackpowder Misfire chart.

Hailshot Blunderbusses do not suffer any penalties To Hit for firing Multiple Shots or for firing at a charging enemy.

If a Hobgoblin infantry unit with the Backstabbers special rule is at least 10 models strong and successfully restrains itself from pursuing an enemy that has broken in close combat, it immediately causes D6 Strength 3 hits on the fleeing unit before it moves for every 10 full models in the Hobgoblin unit. Wounds from this attack are distributed as wounds from shooting attacks and may be saved normally.

Units with this special rule gain +1 To Hit in the first round of combat if they successfully charge an enemy in the rear or flank. However, if they are themselves charged at all, they suffer a -1 to their Combat Resolution bonus in the first round of combat instead. This rule applies to the Hobgoblins themselves, including any Hobgoblin character in the unit, but not to their wolves.

Models with this special rule treat models from Warhammer: High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves rule as having the Fear special rule.

The Hobgoblin Overseer follows the rules for normal unit Champions; with the following exceptions: the Hobgoblin Overseer 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 Overseer's orders, and the unit will suffer D6 Strength 3 Hits as he restores order with the use of his whip.

The Hobgoblin Overseer follows the rules for normal unit Champions; with the following exceptions: the Hobgoblin Overseer 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 Overseer's orders, and the unit will suffer D6 Strength 3 Hits as he restores order with the use of his whip.

Orc Slaves treat Goblin Slaves as Expendable.

Ensorcelled hand weapons follow the rules for hand weapons in all respects.

At the start of the Chaos Dwarf turn, Acolytes of Hashut may select one of the following Dirges to sing, the effects of which they benefit from until their next turn:

• Dirge of Fury: The unit gains the Hatred special rule.

• Dirge of Brutality: The unit gains the Killing Blow special rule.

• Dirge of Defiance: The unit gains the Ward Save (6+) special rule.

The Petrified Sorcerer should be mounted on a 40x40mm base, has Unit Strength 4 and may make two supporting attacks. It may not leave its unit for the duration of the game, and is always placed in the second rank of the unit, as centrally as possible. While there are rank and file models left in the unit (except the Command Group), always remove one in preference to the Petrified Sorcerer taking a wound (it is assumed that if one of the bearers falls, another rank and file model steps in). Only when the rest of the unit has been killed does the Petrified Sorcerer start taking wounds, even in close combat. A unit carrying a Petrified Sorcerer gains +1 to their Combat Resolution Bonus, the Fear and Magic Resistance (2) special rules.

Zealot Berzerkers have the Ward Save (5+) and Immunity (Flaming Attacks) special rules.

At the start of each round of close combat, models with this special rule can choose which of their weapons (including hand weapon and shield) they wish to fight with. If a Black Orc character has a magic weapon, he loses the benefit of this special rule.

Any model (friend or foe), except another K'daai, in base contact with a K'daai at the start of the Close Combat phase takes an automatic non-physical Strength 3 hit with the Flaming Attacks special rule. In addition, any non-magical attacks suffer a -1 Strength penalty against them.

From the second game turn onwards, at the start of each of your turns a Toughness test must be made for each K'daai unit (roll once for each unit). If this is failed they suffer D3 Wounds with no save of any kind possible, distributed as per a shooting attack.

In addition to its normal Impact Hits, the Whirlwind causes D6 Impact Hits at Strength 5 at the start of each round of close combat. Note that this only applies when fighting to the Whirlwind's front. Due to its constraints when pushing the Whirlwind forward, the Bull Centaur may only attack when fighting to the Whirlwind's flank or rear.

In addition to its normal Impact Hits, the Tenderizer causes D3 Impact Hits at Strength 6 at the start of each round of close combat. These attacks have the Multiple Wounds (D3) special rule. Note that this only applies when fighting to the Tenderizer's front. Due to its constraints when pushing the Tenderizer forward, the Bull Centaur may only attack when fighting to the Tenderizer's flank or rear.

If a Hobgoblin infantry unit with the Backstabbers special rule is at least 10 models strong and successfully restrains itself from pursuing an enemy that has broken in close combat, it immediately causes D6 Strength 3 hits on the fleeing unit before it moves for every 10 full models in the Hobgoblin unit. Wounds from this attack are distributed as wounds from shooting attacks and may be saved normally.

After each round of combat is fought, the Sneaky Gits gain the Fight in Extra Ranks (1) special rule each turn for as long as they are in combat with that enemy. So after one turn they Fight in Extra Rank (1), after two turns they Fight in Extra Ranks (2) and so on.

If the To Hit roll for a shooting attack made by a Spear Chukka is a 1 (before any modifiers are applied), then it misfires. Roll on the Stone Thrower Misfire Chart in the Warhammer rulebook and apply the result to the Spear Chukka.

The Iron Daemon gains the Impact Hits (2D6) special rule and rolls 2D6 for the number of Impacts Hits with its Grind Attack. In addition, hits caused by the Skullcracker gain a +1 bonus on To Wound rolls against buildings and fortifications.

Iron Daemons ignore terrain classified as Obstacles and do not suffer D6 wounds for moving through Dangerous Terrain, except Rivers and Marshland, which are treated as Impassable terrain.

At the beginning of each round of combat in which it did not charge, the Iron Daemon inflicts D6 Impact Hits to reflect it grinding over its victims with its bulk and power.

When charging, the Iron Daemon can only do so in a straight line forward, with no wheeling allowed, and it does not use the Swiftstride special rule. If a double 1 is rolled for its charge distance, then something has gone wrong and the Iron Daemon does not move at all this turn. Iron Daemons cannot overrun or pursue in combat if they destroy or rout their foes.

This weapon may only be fired at a target directly ahead of the Iron Daemon, and uses the following profile:

Roll the Artillery dice to determine the number of shots fired, and roll To Hit as normal using the Ballistic Skill of the Chaos Dwarfs. It does not suffer any To Hit penalties for moving and shooting or firing multiple shots. If the result is a Misfire, consult the Black Powder Misfire Chart. If a Destroyed! result is rolled, the cannonade is destroyed and may not be used again. In addition the Iron Daemon it is mounted on suffers D6 wounds with no save of any kind possible.

The Magma Cannon uses the following profile:

The Deathshrieker uses the large template with the following profile:

Any unit which suffers casualties from a Deathshrieker rocket must take a Panic test.

Deathshrieker launchers may be used to fire special demolition rockets instead of their normal loads. Demolition rockets uses the small template and the following profile:

The Dreadquake Mortar uses the following profile:

All models in a unit suffering casualties from a Dreadquake Mortar in the previous turn must pass a test exactly as if they were moving through Dangerous Terrain if they wish to move (including charging, reforming, characters leaving the unit, etc) and suffer -1 To Hit with missile weapons. War machines can only fire on a 4+ on a D6.

The Black Powder Misfire Chart is used when the weapon misfires, but all rolls on the chart are reduced by -1 in order to reflect the dangers of the unstable Dreadquake shells.

Unless a Slave Ogre is present as a part of the war machine’s crew, after the Mortar has fired once, you must roll a 3+ on a D6 whenever you wish to fire it again. If this roll is failed, you may not fire this turn but may fire again normally next turn.

At the beginning of your turn, if the Hellcannon is not in combat, take a Leadership test. If the test is failed, the Hellcannon is then subject to the Random Movement (3D6) special rule until the beginning of the next turn, and must move towards the nearest enemy unit. If the Hellcannon would get destroyed as a result of it being Unstable, treat this as rolling a 1 on the Doomfire Misfire Chart.

Doomfire is fired exactly like a Stone Thrower with the following profile:

Any unit that suffers one or more casualties from Doomfire must take a Panic test with a -1 penalty to their Leadership. Should the artillery dice roll a misfire, roll a D6 on the following table:

The Hellcannon has a Strength 5 Breath Weapon. Any unit that suffers one or more casualties from Spew Ichor must take a Panic test with a -1 penalty to their Leadership.

Hailshot Blunderbusses do not suffer any penalties To Hit for firing Multiple Shots or for firing at a charging enemy.

Siege Cannons fire using the following profile:

Siege Cannons can only fire from the Juggernaut's front and do not suffer any penalties To Hit for firing Multiple Shots or moving and shooting. If you roll a double on the Hit Roll when firing them, the Juggernaut suffers D3 Wounds with no saves allowed.

The Juggernaut may never march. When charging, the Juggernaut can only do so in a straight line forward, with no wheeling allowed, and it does not use the Swiftstride special rule. Juggernauts cannot overrun or pursue in combat if they destroy or rout their foes.

The crew of the Juggernaut do not suffer penalties for moving and shooting. The Bull Centaur may only fight if the Juggernaut is engaged to its flank or rear. All enemy attacks are directed against the Juggernaut itself, and automatically hit in close combat.

The Kollossus’ gains +1 to its armour save.

In addition to its normal attacks, a Kollossus can make a single attack at Strength 10 with the Multiple Wounds (D6) special rule.

The Kollossus gains Magic Resistance (3).

The Kollossus may use the Furnace at the beginning of each of its turns. It then gains +2 Movement and +D6 extra attacks in close combat for the remainder of that turn. However, the Kollossus also suffers D3 Strength 6 hits with the Ignores Armour Saves special rule at the end of that turn.

The Kollossus gains +1 Strength to its Attacks. If you replace both of the Kollossus's hands with a Great Hammer, it gains +1 Attack as well.

The Kollossus gains the following bonuses to its profile: +1 Movement, +1 Strength, +1 Attack.

The Kollossus gains a Strength 5 Breath Weapon with the Flaming Attacks and Ignores Armour Saves special rule.

If a Kollossus is destroyed in battle, it will explode with an earth-shaking noise. Any model in base contact takes a single Strength 5 hit.

Siege Armour uses the following armour profile:

A Giant with Runes of Hate becomes subject to the Berserk Rage rule from Frenzy. In addition, whenever the Giant is called upon to roll for a random number of attacks, this may be re-rolled.

If a Giant with this upgrade perishes and falls over an obstacle such as a moat, ditch or wall, mark the obstacle, which now may be crossed as open terrain. Additionally, if the Giant dies at the foot of a building or fortification, models assaulting any garrison across the location of its body gain a special +1 bonus to their Combat Resolution.

A Chaos Siege Giant always attacks a building with the Smash with Pick attack and need not roll for a random attack type.

The K'daai Destroyer gains the Fly (7) and Breath Weapon (Strength 4 Flaming Attack) special rule.

The K'daai Destroyer gains +2 Wounds.

When attacking the K'daai Destroyer in close combat, all 'To Hit' rolls of 1 by the enemy inflicts a Strength 3 hit on the attacking model(s).

The K'daai Destroyer gains the Impact Hits (D6) special rule.

Any model (friend or foe), except another K'daai, in base contact with a K'daai at the start of the Close Combat phase takes an automatic non-physical Strength 3 hit with the Flaming Attacks special rule. In addition, any non-magical attacks suffer a -1 Strength penalty against them.

From the second game turn onwards, at the start of each of your turns a Toughness test must be made for each K'daai unit (roll once for each unit). If this is failed they suffer D3 Wounds with no save of any kind possible, distributed as per a shooting attack.

A K'daai Destroyer is subject to Frenzy and gains +D3 Attacks each turn rather than +1 whilst it remains Frenzied.

Friendly units of Hobgoblins within 12" of Zhatan are exempt from the Animosity rule. In addition, Zhatan causes Terror in all enemy units of Orcs, Goblins, Hobgoblins and Gnoblars.

Astragoth can move faster than an ordinary Chaos Dwarf because of his remarkable semi-mechanical body. However, he may never march or charge longer than his Movement value. He will still pursue and flee at a normal speed.

If Astragoth successfully hits with all 3 of his attacks, then his mechanised arm goes into overdrive, pounding, smashing and stabbing faster than flesh and bone would permit. He can immediately make an additional 3 Attacks. These attacks may not generate any further additional attacks.

Whenever a Chaos Dwarf with this special rule suffers a Miscast during the game, after resolving the effects of the Miscast on them normally, they must pass a Toughness test or suffer a Wound with no saves allowed.

Whenever a Chaos Dwarf with this special rule suffers a Miscast during the game, after resolving the effects of the Miscast on them normally, they must pass a Toughness test or suffer a Wound with no saves allowed.

Any model (friend or foe), except another K'daai, in base contact with a K'daai at the start of the Close Combat phase takes an automatic non-physical Strength 3 hit with the Flaming Attacks special rule. In addition, any non-magical attacks suffer a -1 Strength penalty against them.

All friendly models with the Contempt special rule (including Drazhoath himself) within 12" of him add +1 to their combat resolution results.

This gives the model a Strength 4 Breath Weapon with the Flaming Attacks special rule.

If the Great Taurus is the target of a non-physical Flaming Attack, it immediately regains 1 Wound lost earlier in the battle.

Whenever a Chaos Dwarf with this special rule suffers a Miscast during the game, after resolving the effects of the Miscast on them normally, they must pass a Toughness test or suffer a Wound with no saves allowed.

All Bull Centaurs, Bull Centaur Renders and Bull Centaur Tau'ruks within 12" of Shar'tor may re-roll failed charge rolls.

Innate Bound Spell, power level 3. Prayers of Malice is an augment spell with a range of 12". The target unit gains a 6+ Ward save until the start of your next Magic phase.

Rykarth must be accompanied by a unit of Immortals, and he may not leave this unit. As long as he remains in it, he and his unit are Unbreakable.

If a Hobgoblin infantry unit with the Backstabbers special rule is at least 10 models strong and successfully restrains itself from pursuing an enemy that has broken in close combat, it immediately causes D6 Strength 3 hits on the fleeing unit before it moves for every 10 full models in the Hobgoblin unit. Wounds from this attack are distributed as wounds from shooting attacks and may be saved normally.

Units with this special rule gain +1 To Hit in the first round of combat if they successfully charge an enemy in the rear or flank. However, if they are themselves charged at all, they suffer a -1 to their Combat Resolution bonus in the first round of combat instead. This rule applies to the Hobgoblins themselves, including any Hobgoblin character in the unit, but not to their wolves.

When Gorduz is reduced to his last Wound, he gains the Ward Save (4+) special rule.

One war machine or Hellcannon that is within 3" of the Deamonsmith can use his Ballistic Skill or re-roll one artillery dice or scatter dice during each Shooting phase. You must nominate which weapon, if any, will be using this special rule at the start of each Shooting phase, before any such weapons within 3" of the Daemonsmith are fired.

A Deamonsmith that is within 3" of a war machine is allowed to take a "Look Out Sir!" roll just as if he was within 3" of a unit of five or more models of the same troop type as himself. If the roll is successful, the hit is resolved instead against the nearest friendly war machine.

All War Machines in an army including Hothgar may re-roll one Artillery dice or Scatter dice once each during the game.

Whenever a Chaos Dwarf with this special rule suffers a Miscast during the game, after resolving the effects of the Miscast on them normally, they must pass a Toughness test or suffer a Wound with no saves allowed.