If a model with the Curse rule is removed from play, then the enemy unit responsible – by inflicting the final wound, for example – will immediately suffer D6 Strength 5 hits (if the model was a Lord) or D6 Strength 4 hits (if the model was a Hero). These Wounds are distributed as for shooting hits.

In close combat, any Wounds inflicted count towards the combat result. If more than one unit is responsible for the destruction of the model with the Curse (it is destroyed by the combat result in a multiple combat due to its Unstable rule, for example), then all guilty units are affected. If the model is killed in a challenge, then only his opponent is cursed, and not the whole enemy unit.

Any unit of Undead accompanied by a model with this rule uses the character's unmodified Weapon Skill in place of its own (use the highest Weapon Skill if the unit is joined by several characters with this rule).

If all characters with the My Will Be Done rule in the unit are killed, the unit immediately reverts to using its own Weapon Skill. This special rule has no effect on mounts or any other characters except Tomb Heralds – these always use their own Weapon Skill.

If you have any Characters with the My Will Be Done special rule in your army, you must nominate one of them for the Tomb Herald to protect at the start of the game. The same character may not be nominated by several Tomb Heralds – the oath is a sacred one between a master and his chosen champion. Whenever the nominated character suffers a Wound (before saves are taken) and the Tomb Herald is in the same unit as him, roll a D6. On a 1, the Wound is resolved as normal, but on a 2+ the Wound is intercepted, and re-allocated to the Tomb Herald. No more than one Wound can be re-allocated to each Tomb Herald in each phase. Wounds in a challenge can't be re-allocated – it is a duel of honour, and the Tomb Herald may not interfere.

Models with this special rule have the Killing Blow and Magical Attacks special rules.

Any friendly unit of Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Cavalry, Monstrous Beasts or Monsters within 12" of one or more models with this special rule gains the Regeneration (6+) special rule.

The Necrotect confers the Hatred special rule onto his unit. If he leaves the unit, or is slain, the unit immediately loses Hatred.

This is a shooting attack with the following profile:

When rolling To Wound, substitute the target's Toughness with its Initiative value. This attack does not suffer any To Hit penalties.

The unit gains the Magic Resistance (2) special rule.

The unit gains the Killing Blow special rule.

The unit gains the Strength Bonus (1) special rule.

The unit gains +1 Movement.

The unit may re-roll To Hit rolls of 1 with shooting and close combat attacks.

Longbow. Shots from great bows are resolved at Strength 5.

A unit of Bastethi is considered to be a Level 2 Wizard that knows the spells Djaf's Incantation of Cursed Blades and Ptra's Incantation of Righteous Smiting from the Lore of Nehekhara. This doesn't stop other Wizards from knowing those same spells. The unit receives an additional +1 to cast for each rank of 5 or more models in the unit, after the first, to a maximum of +3. Each time the unit casts a spell, you must nominate one Bastethi as the caster for the purposes of line of sight, range, etc. In the event that a Bastethi unit rolls a miscast, do not roll on the Miscast Table. Instead, the unit suffers D3 Wounds which Ignores Armour Saves. If the unit is targeted by a rule that affects a Wizard, your opponent must choose one Bastethi as the target.

When the Ammut causes a successful Killing Blow, it regains one Wound lost earlier in the battle.

The Ammut may re-roll failed To Wound rolls against models from the Forces of Destruction.

Some Screaming Skull Catapults fire the cursed skulls of fallen enemies, making the tormented screams of the grisly ammunition all the more terrifying. This upgrade adds an additional effect to the catapult's Screaming Skulls. If a target unit takes a Panic test as a result of being hit by the Skulls of the Foe, then they must take the test with a -1 penalty to their Leadership.

ll shooting attacks made by a Screaming Skull Catapult are magical and have the Flaming Attacks special rule. In addition, any unit that suffers one or more casualties from a shooting attack by a Screaming Skull Catapult must take a Panic test as if it had taken 25% casualties.

The Tomb Barque and friendly units within 6" of one or more Tomb Barques have a Ward Save (6+).

Enemy units in base contact with the Tomb Barque suffers 2D6 Strength 2 hits at the start of each close combat phase.

At the beginning of each of your turns, you may choose one of the following Wards. Each Ward lasts until the beginning of your next turn.

• Ward of Qu'aph: The Tomb Barque becomes Ethereal.

• Ward of Sokth: Enemy units within 12" of the Tomb Barque must re-roll 6's when rolling To Hit in close combat.

• Ward of Tahoth: All friendly Wizards within 6" gain the Loremaster special rule.

All normal Attacks made by a Khemrian Warsphinx with this upgrade have the Poisoned Attacks special rule.

A Khemrian Warsphinx with this upgrade has a Strength 4 Breath Weapon with the Flaming Attacks special rule.

After its crew have attacked, a Khemrian Warsphinx may exchange all of its Attacks to make a single Thundercrush Attack (though it can still Stomp). Roll To Hit against the highest Weapon Skill amongst the enemy models in base contact. If this Attack hits, place the small template anywhere so that it is touching the Khemrian Warsphinx's base. Any Infantry, War Beast or Swarm models that lie underneath the template (friend or foe) suffer a single Strength 3 hit. The model under the template's central hole instead suffers a single Strength 9 hit with the Multiple Wounds (D3) special rule. Other troop types underneath the template are too big to be crushed, and don't suffer any hits.

Before rolling To Hit, nominate one of the Necrosphinx's Attacks to be made with the Decapitating Strike ability, and roll it separately. This special Attack strikes at Strength 10 and has the Heroic Killing Blow special rule.

A Bow of the Desert fires like a Bolt Thrower with the following profile:

In the turn in which a Necrolith Colossus charges, every unsaved Wound that it inflicts in close combat immediately allows it to make an additional Attack, up to a maximum of +5 Attacks. Note that these additional Attacks also benefit from the Unstoppable Assault rule, but Stomps do not.

Bound Spell (power level 3). An Icon of Ptra contains the spell Shem's Burning Gaze (see the Lore of Light).

Bound Spell (power level 4). The Scales of Usirian contain the spell Spirit Leech (see the Lore of Death).

While a friendly Undead Wizard is within 12" of one or more Hierotitans adds +D3 to the casting result of each spell he attempts to cast (roll for the bonus each time).

If the Khemric Titan is slain by any means, all enemy units within 6" from suffer 2D6 Strength 2 hits which Ignores Armour Saves.

In order to determine what happens, each Close Combat phase that the Khemric Titan is in combat, pick a single unit in base contact and roll a D6 on the table below:

Once per magic phase the Khemric Titan can unleash a Bound spell. One of the following may be chosen:

• The Gaze of Dust: Bound Spell (power level 5). This is a magic missile with a range of 24". It causes a Strength 6 Hit which penetrates ranks in the same way as a Bolt Thrower.

• Wrath of the Sands: Bound Spell (power level 3). This is a hex spell with a range of 24". The target suffers -2 To Hit when shooting and -1 to their charge distance rolls until the start of the caster's next Magic phase.

• Reawakening of Ancient Might: Bound Spell (power level 3). This is an augment spell that targets the Khemric Titan itself. When successfully cast, it restores one Wound previously suffered during the battle.

If you have a Caskets of Souls on the table at the start of your Magic phase, you add D3 power dice to your pool. For each additional Casket, you may add an additional power dice.

Innate bound spell (power level 5). The Casket of Souls can use this spell as long as the Keeper of the Casket model is alive, and the Casket of Souls has not moved this turn. Light of Death is a magic missile with a range of 48". The target unit must take a Leadership test on 3D6, adding the results together. If the test is passed, nothing happens. Otherwise, for each point the unit failed the test by, it suffers an automatic Wound which Ignores Armour Saves, distributed as for shooting attacks.

Once the Leadership test has been resolved, roll a D6: on a 3 or more, choose another unengaged enemy unit within Line of Sight and 6" of the initial target – the tortured souls leap to that unit, which must also suffer the effects of the Light of Death spell. Keep rolling for further victims (each within Line of Sight and 6" of the last target struck), until the roll is failed or there are no more viable targets. A unit can only be the target of Light of Death once per Magic phase.

If a Casket of Souls is destroyed, roll a D6 for every unit (friend or foe!) within 12" of the Casket before it is removed from play. On a roll of 4+, that unit immediately suffers D6 Strength 6 hits, distributed as for shooting. These are magical attacks, and no armour saves can be taken against them. After resolving the effects of Unleashed Souls, remove the Casket of Souls as normal.

Settra rides a scythed chariot drawn by four skeletal steeds. Impact Hits from the Chariot of the Gods have the Flaming Attacks and Magical Attacks special rules.

In addition to the normal Tomb King's Curse, if Settra is killed by any means, then every enemy unit within 2D6" suffers 2D6 Strength 2 hits.

If you take Settra the Imperishable, he must be your army's General. Settra's Inspiring Presence has a range of 18".

If Khalida is included in your army, any unit of Skeleton Archers, Horse Archers or Chariots may be upgraded to gain the Poisoned Attacks special rule for all shooting attacks for +2 points per model.

If you take Grand Hierophant Khatep, he must be your army's Hierophant. He gives his unit the Regeneration (5+) special rule rather than Regeneration (6+). Additionally, Khatep restores 2D6 Wounds with the The Restless Dead Lore Attribute.

King Phar has to be the army’s General. No other Lords with the My Will Be Done special rule are allowed in an army lead by King Phar.

At the start of each of your Shooting phases. Amanhotep may unleash the Light of Ptra from the Curse of Zandri. This is fired from the table edge of the Tomb Kings player's deployment zone. The Light of Ptra uses the following profile:

Roll an Artillery dice to determine the number of hits caused. If a Misfire is rolled, the attack fails and you may not fire it the next Shooting phase.

Sehenesmet follows the normal rules for Stone Shaper, but grants Regeneration (5+) rather than Regeneration (6+).

If Sehenesmet is the army's General all units of Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Cavalry, Monstrous Beasts or Monsters counts as Core/Special units rather than Special/Rare units. However, all other Core/Special units will counts as Special/Rare units instead.

If your army contains Tutankhanut you may include units of Scythan Warriors. These follow the unit entry and equipment of Skeleton Horse Archers, but do not have the Arrows of Asaph and Undead special rules. They instead have the Immunity (Fear) special rule and use the following profile:

Scythan Warriors always treat Tutankhanut as the army's General for all purposes.

Prince Apophas cannot join any units, and he cannot be your army's General. When rolling to enter the table using the Entombed Beneath the Sands special, you may re-roll the Artillery dice.

Prince Apophas' body is made of a scuttling tide of scarabs that he can vomit over his foes. Apophas has a Strength 2 Breath Weapon. In addition, if Apophas is ever destroyed (by any means), then before removing the model all enemy units within 2D6" of him immediately take 2D6 Strength 2 hits, distributed as for shooting.

As soon as Prince Apophas is placed on the table, nominate one enemy character on the battlefield – this is the soul marked by the god of the Underworld that Apophas must claim. Apophas re-rolls any failed To Hit and To Wound rolls against the chosen character.

Enemy units in base contact with Nekaph roll one additional dice when taking a Leadership test, discarding the lowest result. This has no effect on units with Immunity (Psychology).

If able to, Nekaph must always issue and accept challenges. When fighting in a challenge, Nekaph gains a Ward Save (5+), and his Killing Blow will take effect on any To Wound rolls of 5+.

Ramhotep confers the Frenzy special rule onto the unit he accompanies. While he remains in the unit, the unit can never lose its Frenzy.

At the start of the game, select a single friendly unit of Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Cavalry, Monstrous Beasts or Monsters. The models in this unit have been restored and embellished by Ramhotep, and re-roll all failed armour saves during the battle.