Zombie Dragon

The Vampire Counts are fiends without equal. They seek to topple the civilisations of the living and supplant them with an Undead empire. Each Vampire is a unique and majestic figure with his own personality, drive and ambition. In contrast, their minions are mindlessly obedient – rank after rank of ragged and dirt-encrusted cadavers forced back to life by their masters' necromantic power. A Vampire Counts army arrayed on the battlefield is a frightening sight. Amongst the endless ranks of maggotridden corpses and clacking, rust-clad Skeletons come hideous and misshapen predators. The skies fill with the rustle of a thousand leathery wings as giant bats whirl and screech. At the heart of this nightmare ride the Vampires themselves, moonlight gleaming from their fangs as they smile in the anticipation of the slaughter to come.

Vampire Counts

Zombie Dragon (Support)

Bound Spell, power level 4. This staff contains the Gaze of Nagash spell.

Staff of Kaphamon

The circlet confers a Ward Save (4+) to Zacharias.

Circlet of Rathek

The Scrolls of Semhtep follow all the rules for Dispel Scrolls, except that you may attempt use one in each of the opposing player's Magic phases. After the first time you have used one, roll a D6; on a 2+ you can use a scroll the next turn as well. The second time you use one, you need to roll a 3+, the third time a 4+ and so on. A roll of 6 always succeeds. 

Scrolls of Semhtep

The Book of Nagash allows Zacharias to restore 2D6 Wounds instead of D6 for Infantry when casting the spell Invocation of Nehek from the Lore of Necromancy.

Book of Nagash

The model adds +D3 to the number of Wounds healed whenever it successfully casts Invocation of Nehek, following its normal restrictions.

Dark Acolyte

The model has the Loremaster special rule.

Forbidden Lore

A player using a model with the Master of the Black Arts power can re-roll one of the dice when it is determining the strength of the Winds of Magic in each of your Magic phases.

Master of the Black Arts

The Lore of Fire Lore

The Lore of Fire has its basis in powerful ranged attack spells, designed to wreak massive damage on your foes. If you see your Wizards as essentially 'magical artillery' then the Lore of Fire is probably the one for you. 

The Lore of Fire

The Lore of Metal Lore

The Lore of Metal is based around the manipulation and transformation of metals. As you might expect, enemies that rely heavily on armour should beware the Lore of Metal, as its spells either ignore armour, or turn it against its wearer with horrendous consequences. 

The Lore of Metal

The Lore of Beasts Lore

The Lore of Beasts is dominated by augmentative spells that grant your models extra capabilities. It's best chosen if your army intends to win its battles in close combat, as a few timely spells from the Lore of Beasts can transform mediocre troops into fearsome battle winners. 

The Lore of Beasts

The Lore of Heavens Lore

The Lore of Heavens manipulates the forces of the sky, harnessing destructive weather or drawing upon the predictive power of astrology to alter probabilities. 

The Lore of Heavens

The Lore of Light Lore

The Lore of Light can broadly be described as protective magic, granting defensive bonuses to your troops. It also contains a few 'exorcism' spells that can banish Undead and Daemonic creatures. 

The Lore of Light

The Lore of Shadow Lore

The Lore of Shadow is a force of illusion and deception, relying chiefly on phantasmal attacks to sap the enemy's will (or ability) to fight. 

The Lore of Shadow

The Lore of Death Lore

The Lore of Death has a formidable battery of short-ranged damage spells that specialise in zapping enemy characters. Death magic is more destructive even than Fire magic, but the Wizard has to be pretty close to their foe (perhaps dangerously close) to use the Lore of Death to its full, fearsome potential. 

The Lore of Death

The Lore of Necromancy (Vampire Counts) Lore

The Lore of Necromancy (Vampire Counts)

Zacharias the Everliving

Monster

Special Rules Monsters are subject to the following special rules: Stomp, Swiftstride, Terror Split Profile  Ridden monsters follow all the Split Profile rules for Cavalry. The riders can fire in 360 degrees around them, rather than only firing at targets within their front arc. This only applies to any missile weapons carried by the crew themselves, any missile weapons mounted on the monster itself can only fire in the model's forward arc as normal.    Character Mount Some characters can ride monsters. If a character has a ridden monster, the whole model is treated as having the troop type monster and thus follows all the rules for both characters and monster models including the Split Profile rules above. A character on a ridden monster cannot join other units. Unit Strength Monsters have a Unit Strength equal to their starting number of Wounds. Ridden Monsters add the number of riders to their Unit Strength. Line of Sight Monsters have a Line of Sight value of 5. Base Size  Monsters have an approved base size of 50x50mm, 50x75mm, 50x100mm, 100x150mm.

Monsters (Mo)

Special Character

The Warhammer Army books each include the rules for several Special Characters within their pages. They are famous, named war leaders and mighty mages, tales of whose legendary (or nefarious) deeds have travelled far and wide, such as the Emperor Karl Franz, Grom the Paunch of Misty Mountain, the infamous Vampire Lord Vlad von Carstein and many more besides. Special Characters are exceptional individuals but, more importantly for our army selection purposes, they are unique – each can be included in an army only once.

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Zacharias the Everliving	6	6	3	5	5	3	6	3	9
Zombie Dragon	6	4	0	6	6	6	2	5	4

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