If a Lord of Aenarion is in base contact with a friendly unit, he must pass a Leadership test at the start of any round of combat a he is involved in. If failed, he will make one Attack on every model in base contact instead of attacking normally. Roll to Hit as normal.

As soon as a model with this special rule is reduced to 1 Wound he gets a Ward save (3+) for the rest of the battle. This has no effect on attacks that would outright kill him before he is reduced to 1 Wound, like a spell or attack with the Multiple Wounds special rule. If he were to suffer multiple Wounds in a single phase, roll one save at a time (if he has any) for each Wound suffered until his Ward save takes effect.

Models with this special rule ignore Initiative penalties from great weapons and gain the Dodge (6+) special rule against non-magical missile attacks (except templates).

All models in a unit that contains an Anointed of Asuryan have the Immunity (Psychology) special rule and may re-roll Ward save results of 1.

If a unit of Sea Guard containing at least one Sea Helm is charged during the Movement phase and chooses Hold as a charge reaction, it can attempt to change formation immediately before your opponent has moved any of his charging units, as long as it is not already engaged in close combat. To do so, the unit must take a Leadership test. If the test is passed, the Sea Helm's unit can immediately make a reform as described in the Warhammer rulebook.

A Sea Helm mounted on a Lothern Skycutter (and his Lothern Skycutter) has a 4+ ward save against shooting attacks. Furthermore, when mounted on a Lothern Skycutter, a Sea Helm re-rolls failed Dangerous Terrain tests.

When a Dragon Mage casts a spell, a 'free' Power dice is added to the casting attempt. This extra dice counts towards Ultimate Power and can cause a Miscast as normal, and allows the Dragon Mage to roll more dice than he is normally allowed to.

Dragon Mages get +2 to cast the spell Flaming Sword of Rhuin when targeting themselves.

The model gains the Armour Piercing (1) rule.

The model gains +1 Initiative.

The model gains the Armour Piercing (1) rule.

The model gains the Devastating Charge special rule.

Model gain +1 Strength to their Impact Hits.

Model has a Strength 4 Breath Weapon with the Flaming Attacks special rule.

Model has a Strength 4 Breath Weapon with the Flaming Attacks special rule.

Model has a Strength 4 Breath Weapon with the Flaming Attacks special rule.

Models with this special rule ignore Initiative penalties from great weapons and gain the Dodge (6+) special rule against non-magical missile attacks (except templates).

Great weapon. White Lions may make use of one the following special rules in close combat in the situations described below:

• Lion Rampant: The axe is used to hold back a charging enemy and blunt the force of his attack. The White Lion uses the thick haft of the axe like a quarter staff to defend himself against the enemy's onslaught.
  Lion Rampant can be used in a turn when choosing "Hold" as a charge reaction. The White Lions gain the Parry (6+) special rule for the duration of the close combat phase.

• Lion Leaping: The warrior uses the weight of his weapon to barge over his opponent, employing his Elven speed and agility to catch his foe off balance.
  Lion Leaping can be used in a turn when the White Lions are charging. The enemy models in base contact are subject to the Always Strikes Last special rule for the duration of the close combat phase.

• Lion Claw: This method is employed against larger creatures, and is essentially a killing blow to the neck. The Chracians practice this movement using thick logs, and it is said that a well-aimed blow will cut a tree clean in two.
  Lion Claw can be used fighting against Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Beasts and Monstrous Cavalry. Against these Troop Types, the White Lions have the Heroic Killing Blow special rule in the first turn of close combat.

Great weapon. White Lions may make use of one the following special rules in close combat in the situations described below:

• Lion Rampant: The axe is used to hold back a charging enemy and blunt the force of his attack. The White Lion uses the thick haft of the axe like a quarter staff to defend himself against the enemy's onslaught.
  Lion Rampant can be used in a turn when choosing "Hold" as a charge reaction. The White Lions gain the Parry (6+) special rule for the duration of the close combat phase.

• Lion Leaping: The warrior uses the weight of his weapon to barge over his opponent, employing his Elven speed and agility to catch his foe off balance.
  Lion Leaping can be used in a turn when the White Lions are charging. The enemy models in base contact are subject to the Always Strikes Last special rule for the duration of the close combat phase.

• Lion Claw: This method is employed against larger creatures, and is essentially a killing blow to the neck. The Chracians practice this movement using thick logs, and it is said that a well-aimed blow will cut a tree clean in two.
  Lion Claw can be used fighting against Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Beasts and Monstrous Cavalry. Against these Troop Types, the White Lions have the Heroic Killing Blow special rule in the first turn of close combat.

Bow. All shots with this weapon are resolved at Strength 4 with the Armour Piercing (1), Flaming Attacks and Magical Attacks special rules. These are non-physical attacks.

A Repeater Bolt Thrower can fire either as an ordinary bolt thrower or can instead fire six smaller repeating bolts, with the profile given below. Note that, unlike firing a single bolt, repeating bolts do not pierce ranks.

Bow. All shots with this weapon are resolved at Strength 4 with the Armour Piercing (1), Flaming Attacks and Magical Attacks special rules. These are non-physical attacks.

The model gains the Armour Piercing (1) rule.

The model gains +1 Initiative.

The Eagle Eye Bolt Thrower is a bolt thrower with the following profile, and can be fired by one of the Skycutter's crew in place of his bow, even if the Skycutter moves.

When rolling to determine the strength of the Winds of Magic in the controlling player's Magic phase, compare the highest D6 rolled with the table below to determine what effects the Phoenix will have (the effect rolled will last until the start of the controlling player's next Magic phase):

As soon as a Flamespyre Phoenix loses its last Wound (including unsaved Wounds that killed the monster as a result of the Heroic Killing Blow or Multiple Wounds special rules), remove the model and place a Phoenix Reborn counter (a small coin will do) to mark the centre of the death spot. If your army contains several Flamespyre Phoenixes, you will need to place a Phoenix Reborn counter for each one that is slain (and a way of telling the counters apart).

At the end of the turn roll a D6 for each Phoenix Reborn counter and consult the table below:

If a Flamespyre Phoenix has a rider when it loses its last Wound, both monster and rider are removed and replaced with a Phoenix Reborn counter as described above. However, add +1 when rolling on the Phoenix Reborn table for a Flamespyre Phoenix that had a rider when it was removed.

If the result is Dead Embers, both monster and rider are slain, never to return. However, if the result is Rise from the Ashes, the character returns to life with its starting number of Wounds, riding atop the reborn Flamespyre Phoenix.

At the end of the game, remove all Phoenix Reborn counters from the board – these Flamespyre Phoenixes and any riders they had count as casualties.

If a Flamespyre Phoenix moves over an unengaged enemy unit in the Remaining Moves sub-phase, it suffers D6 Strength 4 hits with the Flaming Attacks special rule. This is a non-physical attack.

When rolling to determine the strength of the Winds of Magic in the controlling player's Magic phase, compare the highest D6 rolled with the table below to determine what effects the Phoenix will have (the effect rolled will last until the start of the controlling player's next Magic phase):

Any enemy unit in base contact with one or more Frostheart Phoenixes suffers -1 to its Strength (to a minimum of 1). This has no effect on models with Immunity (Ice Attacks).

The Merwyrm may make one extra Attack at Strength 7 and Initiative 1.

As soon as a model with this special rule is reduced to 1 Wound he gets a Ward save (3+) for the rest of the battle. This has no effect on attacks that would outright kill him before he is reduced to 1 Wound, like a spell or attack with the Multiple Wounds special rule. If he were to suffer multiple Wounds in a single phase, roll one save at a time (if he has any) for each Wound suffered until his Ward save takes effect.

If Tyrion is your army's General, his Inspiring Presence has a range of 18".

Tyrion may re-roll any failed rolls to Hit in Close Combat.

Tyrion has the Parry (6+) special rule, even while mounted. For each successful Parry made (every '6' rolled when making Ward saves), he may immediately make an additional Attack back at the model who struck the blow.

As soon as a model with this special rule is reduced to 1 Wound he gets a Ward save (3+) for the rest of the battle. This has no effect on attacks that would outright kill him before he is reduced to 1 Wound, like a spell or attack with the Multiple Wounds special rule. If he were to suffer multiple Wounds in a single phase, roll one save at a time (if he has any) for each Wound suffered until his Ward save takes effect.

All attacks made by models in the Everqueen's unit adds +1 to all of its To Hit rolls and are magical attacks. In addition, all models in her unit have Immunity (Fear/Terror).

At the start of each of Alarielle's Magic phases, before rolling for the Winds of Magic, every unit with the Daemonic special rule within 12" of Alarielle the Radiant suffers D6 Strength 4 hits, distributed as for shooting attacks. However, Alarielle suffers a -D3 penalty to her casting attempts if there is one or more models with the Daemonic special rule within 12".

If Alarielle's makes a successful roll To Hit in close combat, that model is reduced to Weapon Skill 1 for the remainder of that phase.

No Dragons will fight Imrik. If they are in base contact with other models (and not in a challenge) then they fight them instead, otherwise they may do nothing. Their riders (if they have any) still fight as normal.

Model has a Strength 4 Breath Weapon with the Flaming Attacks special rule.

Whenever Imrik takes an unsaved Wound, Minaithnir will become subject to Hatred against the model or unit that inflicted the Wound for the remainder of the turn.

Enemies who declare a charge against Belannaer or his unit must re-roll successful charge distance rolls.

Models with this special rule ignore Initiative penalties from great weapons and gain the Dodge (6+) special rule against non-magical missile attacks (except templates).

Immediately after both armies have been fully deployed (including scouts), each unit of Lothern Sea Guard and Eagle Claw Bolt Throwers in Aislinn's army gets to fire as if it was the Shooting phase, adding +D6" to their range.

If a unit of Sea Guard containing at least one Sea Helm is charged during the Movement phase and chooses Hold as a charge reaction, it can attempt to change formation immediately before your opponent has moved any of his charging units, as long as it is not already engaged in close combat. To do so, the unit must take a Leadership test. If the test is passed, the Sea Helm's unit can immediately make a reform as described in the Warhammer rulebook.

A Sea Helm mounted on a Lothern Skycutter (and his Lothern Skycutter) has a 4+ ward save against shooting attacks. Furthermore, when mounted on a Lothern Skycutter, a Sea Helm re-rolls failed Dangerous Terrain tests.

Eltharion and any unit he joins is subject to the Berserk Rage part of the Frenzy special rule.

At the start of any round of combat, before attacks are allocated or challenges issued, Eltharion may be moved to anywhere in the same combat (even leaving one unit and joining another, or becoming an independent character). He may not use this to position himself out of combat, or if he is already involved in a challenge.

Eltharion has the Dodge (5+) and Immunity (Killing Blow) special rules.

If Eltharion is your General, you may take one unit of Swordmasters as a Core choice. Any unit of Swordmasters joined by Eltharion becomes Stubborn.

Finubar has the Immunity (Flaming Attacks, Psychology) and Ward Save (5+) special rules.

Once per game, declared at the start of any close combat phase, Althran and all friendly units with the Martial Prowess special rule within 6" of him gain +1 To Hit for the duration of that phase.

Althran may be mounted on Sharpclaw. Sharpclaw follows the rules for a normal Griffon in all respects. In addition, Althran gains a lance. He may use this lance when charging, but otherwise uses his Magic Weapon.

Thaindal's Chariot is pulled by 4 Elven Steeds and has scythes.

At the beginning of the battle, after deployment, nominate one enemy character. Against this particular target, Gilead re-rolls all failed rolls To Hit and To Wound.

At the start of each of his turns, Gilead must take a Leadership test, unless he is engaged in combat. If this test is failed, roll a dice. On a 1-3 Gilead cannot move that turn as he struggles with his inner demons. On a 4-6 his tortured mind gets the better of him and Gilead must move his full movement for that turn towards the closest table edge. If he leaves the table, he is treated as a casualty and will not return. If Gilead is engaged in combat, he will fight as normal.

Once per game, at the start of any of the High Elf player's movement phase, Gilead may enter Shadowfast. Until the start of his next turn, Gilead's stat line will change to his Shadowfast characteristics. In addition, while Shadowfast, Gilead also gains the Always Strikes First and Dodge (4+) special rules due to his inhuman speed.

After deployment has finished, you may choose to redeploy one of your units. The unit can be moved to any area within your deployment zone.

If Caradryan is slain in close combat, the unit that killed him immediately suffers D3 Wounds with no armour saves allowed. These Wounds are distributed as for shooting attacks. Any Wounds inflicted count towards combat results. If Caradryan is killed in a challenge, then only his opponent takes these Wounds – any excess Wounds caused by the Mark of Asuryan count towards overkill.

When rolling to determine the strength of the Winds of Magic in the controlling player's Magic phase, compare the highest D6 rolled with the table below to determine what effects the Phoenix will have (the effect rolled will last until the start of the controlling player's next Magic phase):

Any enemy unit in base contact with one or more Frostheart Phoenixes suffers -1 to its Strength (to a minimum of 1). This has no effect on models with Immunity (Ice Attacks).

Roll a D3 at the start of the game; this is the number of dice that Phytrion may re-roll of either To Hit, To Wound, Armour Saves or Ward Saves.

Model has a Strength 4 Breath Weapon with the Flaming Attacks special rule.