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	Hathor
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3.5"	5+	5 \| 6+	4		8 \| 7+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Spear	1	-1	-2	1	Wall of Spears Brutal Wounds


Equipment	Light armor, Shield, Spear
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Infantryman				Species		Greanan
Special rules	Squad Leader +8.1pts Banner bearer +6.5pts
Wall of Spears If this unit is stable, the opposing unit does not receive any charge bonuses against it. +1G to the target for the hit rolls of this weapon when this unit is destabilized, destroyed, encircled. Anti cavalry This weapon reduces the defense of Riders units by -1 for its attack rolls. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot. Banner bearer Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad. This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. And may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Banner When this squad must be removed from the game due to a rout roll, ignore the result of the rout roll on a 4+ on 1d6.

	Mekhenty
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3.5"	5+	4+	4		8 \| 5+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Heavy Two-Handed Axe	4	-	-5	1	x2 Wounds


Equipment	Light armor, Heavy Two-Handed Axe
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Infantryman				Species		Greanan
Special rules	Bloodlust Squad Leader +9.3pts
Bloodlust Add +2" to this unit's movement when it charges. Once by round all groups of this squad or this unit regains +1W when their attacks take an enemy unit out of combat. x2 Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Nek
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3.5"	5+	3+	4		8 \| 5+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Two-Handed Spear	1	-1	-3	1	Wall of Spears Brutal Wounds


Equipment	Skin, Two-Handed Spear
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Infantryman				Species		Greanan
Special rules	Bloodlust Fanatic Squad Leader +8.5pts
Bloodlust Add +2" to this unit's movement when it charges. Once by round all groups of this squad or this unit regains +1W when their attacks take an enemy unit out of combat. Fanatic The A values of this unit's weapons are not halved, when this unit is Destabilized or Destroyed. Wall of Spears If this unit is stable, the opposing unit does not receive any charge bonuses against it. +1G to the target for the hit rolls of this weapon when this unit is destabilized, destroyed, encircled. Anti cavalry This weapon reduces the defense of Riders units by -1 for its attack rolls. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Nekhtou
	M	G	T	W	Sv	B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 8+	7 \| 11+	4	6+	9 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cleaver	3	-1	-2	1	Brutal Wounds

Heavy Axe	4	-	-4	1	Replacement			+1
x2 Wounds

Equipment	Heavy armor, Shield, Energy Shield 3, Cleaver
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Infantryman				Species		Greanan
Special rules	Veteran Shield wall Energy Shield 3 Squad Leader +11.1pts Banner bearer +8pts
Veteran This unit ignores the result of the first rout roll it suffers. Shield wall +1T against attacks on the front arc when the unit is stable. Characters within a stable squad that benefits from this special rule also gain the +1T bonus, except during duels. Energy Shield 3 At more than 1" the defense of this unit is reduced by -3 against Plasma weapons. If this unit shoots with a weapon that does not have the Plasma special rule, it cannot use its Energy Shield against the next enemy unit to be activated, nor against any unit that reacts to its activation. So its defense against their shots is reduced by -3 even if they don't use Plasma weapons. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. x2 Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot. Banner bearer Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad. This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. And may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Banner When this squad must be removed from the game due to a rout roll, ignore the result of the rout roll on a 4+ on 1d6.

	Nephthys
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 6+	6 \| 7+	4		8 \| 7+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Two-Handed Halberd	1	-	-4	1	Wall of Spears Brutal Wounds

Heavy Two-Handed Halberd	2	-	-5	1	Replacement			+0.8
Wall of Spears x2 Wounds

Equipment	Heavy armor, Energy Shield 1, Two-Handed Halberd
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Infantryman				Species		Greanan
Special rules	Energy Shield 1 Fly +0.8pts Squad Leader +12.9pts
Energy Shield 1 At more than 1" the defense of this unit is reduced by -1 against Plasma weapons. If this unit shoots with a weapon that does not have the Plasma special rule, it cannot use its Energy Shield against the next enemy unit to be activated, nor against any unit that reacts to its activation. So its defense against their shots is reduced by -1 even if they don't use Plasma weapons. Wall of Spears If this unit is stable, the opposing unit does not receive any charge bonuses against it. +1G to the target for the hit rolls of this weapon when this unit is destabilized, destroyed, encircled. Anti cavalry This weapon reduces the defense of Riders units by -1 for its attack rolls. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. x2 Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Oupouaout
	M	G	T	W	Sv	B		Pts	Qt
	3.5"	5+	6 \| 7+	4	6+	9 \| 6+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Axe	3	-	-3	1	Brutal Wounds

Spear	1	-1	-2	1	Replacement			+0.6
Wall of Spears Brutal Wounds

Equipment	Armor, Shield, Axe
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Infantryman				Species		Greanan
Special rules	Veteran Bloodlust Shield wall Banner bearer +8.5pts Squad Leader +10.5pts
Veteran This unit ignores the result of the first rout roll it suffers. Bloodlust Add +2" to this unit's movement when it charges. Once by round all groups of this squad or this unit regains +1W when their attacks take an enemy unit out of combat. Shield wall +1T against attacks on the front arc when the unit is stable. Characters within a stable squad that benefits from this special rule also gain the +1T bonus, except during duels. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Wall of Spears If this unit is stable, the opposing unit does not receive any charge bonuses against it. +1G to the target for the hit rolls of this weapon when this unit is destabilized, destroyed, encircled. Anti cavalry This weapon reduces the defense of Riders units by -1 for its attack rolls. Banner bearer Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad. This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. And may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Banner When this squad must be removed from the game due to a rout roll, ignore the result of the rout roll on a 4+ on 1d6. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Rathor
	M	G	T	W	Sv	B		Pts	Qt
	3"	5 \| 7+	8 \| 10+	4	5+	10 \| 9+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Spear	1	-2	-3	1	Wall of Spears Brutal Wounds


Equipment	Heavy armor, Shield, Energy Shield 1, Spear
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Infantryman				Species		Greanan
Keywords	Elite
Special rules	Veteran Fly Offensive Effort Energy Shield 1 Squad Leader +20.5pts
Veteran This unit ignores the result of the first rout roll it suffers. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Offensive Effort Once per battle, this unit may choose to be activated one additional time during a same phase. Energy Shield 1 At more than 1" the defense of this unit is reduced by -1 against Plasma weapons. If this unit shoots with a weapon that does not have the Plasma special rule, it cannot use its Energy Shield against the next enemy unit to be activated, nor against any unit that reacts to its activation. So its defense against their shots is reduced by -1 even if they don't use Plasma weapons. Wall of Spears If this unit is stable, the opposing unit does not receive any charge bonuses against it. +1G to the target for the hit rolls of this weapon when this unit is destabilized, destroyed, encircled. Anti cavalry This weapon reduces the defense of Riders units by -1 for its attack rolls. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Sema
	M	G	T	W	Sv	B		Pts	Qt
	3"	5 \| 7+	7 \| 8+	4	5+	10 \| 9+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Heavy Two-Handed Cleaver	3	-2	-5	1	x2 Wounds


Equipment	Heavy armor, Energy Shield 1, Heavy Two-Handed Cleaver
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Infantryman				Species		Greanan
Keywords	Elite
Special rules	Veteran Fearsome Parry Energy Shield 1 Bodyguard +0.4pts Squad Leader +16.2pts Banner bearer +11pts
Veteran This unit ignores the result of the first rout roll it suffers. Fearsome Rout rolls caused by their melee attacks have a -1B bonus. Units that benefit from this rule are immune to its effects. The effects of these special rules: Legendary, Terror, Scary, and Fearsome do not stack. If your unit has several of these rules, choose the one that provides the best bonus. Parry +1G against melee attacks and shot within 1" when the unit is stable. Energy Shield 1 At more than 1" the defense of this unit is reduced by -1 against Plasma weapons. If this unit shoots with a weapon that does not have the Plasma special rule, it cannot use its Energy Shield against the next enemy unit to be activated, nor against any unit that reacts to its activation. So its defense against their shots is reduced by -1 even if they don't use Plasma weapons. x2 Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot. Bodyguard +2B when a character (except the Squad Leader) is inside the squad. In addition, characters in the unit, (except the Squad Leader), gain an extra +1G from Protection. This bonus does not apply while the character is in a Duel. Personal Bodyguard If a character benefits from this special rule, he gains +2B when another character is inside his squad. As long as a character with the Bodyguard rule is in the squad, the other character in that squad cannot be targeted, even by units that can normally target characters, unless he initiate a Duel himself. Banner bearer Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad. This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. And may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Banner When this squad must be removed from the game due to a rout roll, ignore the result of the rout roll on a 4+ on 1d6.

	Setesh
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3.5"	5+	6 \| 7+	4		8 \| 7+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Blade	3	-2	-1	1	Melee fighter Brutal Wounds


Equipment	Armor, Shield, Blade
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Infantryman				Species		Greanan
Special rules	Squad Leader +7.7pts Banner bearer +7.5pts
Melee fighter The Rk of this weapon suffer no malus and is never modified negatively by any rule. The defense of disorganized targets is reduced by -1 against this weapon. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot. Banner bearer Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad. This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. And may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Banner When this squad must be removed from the game due to a rout roll, ignore the result of the rout roll on a 4+ on 1d6.

skirmishers

	Amun
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3.5"	6 \| 7+	4+	4		8 \| 7+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cross	4	-2	-	1	Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Lazer Sniper rifle	27"	-6	-3	1	Fatal blow Traumatic


Equipment	Light armor, Cross, Lazer Sniper rifle
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Infantryman Skirmisher				Species		Greanan
Special rules	Furtive Sniper Commando Squad Leader +53.2pts Recon +0pts
Furtive The Hidden modifier is doubled for this unit: if it is inside a Cover and only used the Hold action during the previous round and this one, its defense is improved by +4. Sniper This rule does not apply to shots at a target less than 1" away. Character killer This unit can target a character with shooting attacks even if he is inside a squad, or more than 18" away. If all character within the squad are hidding, it can target them with shooting attacks, but add +3G to the target for this attack, if this unit itself is not a character. Best angle The Cover bonus of the target's defense is reduced to a maximum of +1 against this unit’s shooting attacks. If a unit has two G or two T values, it may use the lower of the two values increased by 1 against this unit shooting attacks. For example, a defense of 5\|8+ becomes a defense of 6+ against this unit. Commando This unit has a affinity with all the elements. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Fatal blow Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 4 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Traumatic The rout rolls caused by their shots have a -1B bonus. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot. Recon At the start of the deployment, your opponent must deploy units worth at least 300Pts following their deployment rules. If several opposing units benefit from this special rule, the player who must deploy the first unit deploys these units first. Weakness spotted Instead, at the very beginning of deployment, you may choose Infantrymen, Riders, Monsters, or Vehicles enemy units worth less than 151pts. You deploy these units following its normal deployment rules. If several opposing units benefit from this special rule, the player who must deploy the first unit deploys these units in second.

	Benu
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3.5"	5 \| 7+	5 \| 6+	4		8 \| 7+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cross	4	-1	-	1	Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Heavy Plasma Rifle	18"	-6	-8	1	Heavy Wounds Plasma Dispersion


Equipment	Armor, Energy Shield 1, Cross, Heavy Plasma Rifle
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Infantryman Skirmisher				Species		Greanan
Special rules	Energy Shield 1 Squad Leader +23.8pts
Energy Shield 1 At more than 1" the defense of this unit is reduced by -1 against Plasma weapons. If this unit shoots with a weapon that does not have the Plasma special rule, it cannot use its Energy Shield against the next enemy unit to be activated, nor against any unit that reacts to its activation. So its defense against their shots is reduced by -1 even if they don't use Plasma weapons. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Plasma Attacks from this weapon ignore Energetic shields and reduce the defense of targets using them. Burn Each time you inflict wounds with this weapon, and after all eventual saves, on a 6+, inflict 1 additional wounds (which cannot be undone by a save). Additional wounds can cause more wounds. Dispersion The Long Range Shooting modifier is doubled for this weapon. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Geb
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3.5"	5 \| 6+	5+	4		8 \| 7+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cross	4	-1	-	1	Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Heavy Lazer Rifle	27"	-4	-3	1	Heavy Wounds


Equipment	Armor, Cross, Heavy Lazer Rifle
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Infantryman Skirmisher				Species		Greanan
Special rules	Squad Leader +12.5pts
Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Kheperou
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3.5"	5 \| 6+	3+	4		8 \| 7+
									Pts
Armors	M	G	T	W
Armor	-	-	5+	-				-

Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cross	4	-1	-	1	Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Old Heavy Assault rifle	18"	-1	-4	2	Heavy Wounds


Equipment	Skin, Cross, Old Heavy Assault rifle
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Infantryman Skirmisher				Species		Greanan
Special rules	Guerrilla Squad Leader +13.5pts
Guerrilla Before the deployement begins, this unit can perform 1d3 shots targeting opposing units. Randomly choose the player who designates the target of all the shots. This shots suffer no Long Range Shooting modifier. Once all shots have been made on the target, it can no longer be targeted by other units using this special rule, unless there are no other eligible targets. characters You can't target Infantryman or rider characters if this unit is not allowed to target characters within a squad. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Mefkat
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3.5"	5 \| 6+	5+	4		8 \| 7+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Blade	3	-2	-1	1	Melee fighter Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Heavy Lazer Pistol	12"	-2		1	Pistol Heavy Wounds


Equipment	Armor, Blade, Heavy Lazer Pistol
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Infantryman Skirmisher				Species		Greanan
Special rules	Ambusher Jammer Commando Scout +19pts Squad Leader +104.3pts
Ambusher Occupy the field During deployment, this unit may be deployed in an unoccupied cover within the no man's land. Ambushed Alternatively, from round 1, if this unit remains undeployed, it can be placed in any unoccupied cover on the battlefield when activated during the Tactical phase. Alternatively, from round 1, if this unit is still undeployed, it may be deployed within 1'' of a blocker when activated during the Tactical phase but suffer a -1 to their arrival roll. Reinforcement Flanc Attack Starting on turn 3, if this unit is not deployed yet, when activated during the Tactical phase you can deploy it anywhere, more than 4" away from any enemy unit, fully in your deployment area, or in the no man's land and fully within 6" from a neutral table edge. Attack from the rear Starting on turn 6, if this unit is not deployed yet, it can be deployed everywhere, more than 4" away from any enemy unit and fully 6" from your opponent's table edge too. Strategic reserve If you deploy this unit in your deployment zone, add +2 to its arrival roll. Jammer From Round 1, once per round, during the Movement or the Shooting Phase, when your opponent attempts to activate a unit of less than 150/75pts within 18/36'' of this unit, and if the Jammer is more than 1" away from any enemy unit, this special rule can be used. If you do so, the active unit must first succeed on a control roll. In case of failure, it can no longer be activated during this phase but can still react. This special rule can target a unit of less than 300/150pts that has the keyword Electronic. Commando This unit has a affinity with all the elements. Melee fighter The Rk of this weapon suffer no malus and is never modified negatively by any rule. The defense of disorganized targets is reduced by -1 against this weapon. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Pistol If the unit shoot only with If the unit uses only Pistol weapons weapon (and a possible secondary weapon) during the shooting phase, it remains eligible for the Melee phase. This weapon ignore the Melee shooting modifier. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Scout +4Scp per Scout entity. For exemple a Scout squad with 2 groups and a Squad Leader generate +12Scp Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Neshmet
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3.5"	5 \| 6+	3+	4		8 \| 7+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cleaver	3	-1	-2	1	Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Heavy Pistol	6"	-1	-3	1	Pistol Heavy Wounds


Equipment	Skin, Cleaver, Heavy Pistol
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Infantryman Skirmisher				Species		Greanan
Special rules	Ambusher Urban warfare Scout +19pts Squad Leader +30.5pts
Ambusher Occupy the field During deployment, this unit may be deployed in an unoccupied cover within the no man's land. Ambushed Alternatively, from round 1, if this unit remains undeployed, it can be placed in any unoccupied cover on the battlefield when activated during the Tactical phase. Alternatively, from round 1, if this unit is still undeployed, it may be deployed within 1'' of a blocker when activated during the Tactical phase but suffer a -1 to their arrival roll. Reinforcement Flanc Attack Starting on turn 3, if this unit is not deployed yet, when activated during the Tactical phase you can deploy it anywhere, more than 4" away from any enemy unit, fully in your deployment area, or in the no man's land and fully within 6" from a neutral table edge. Attack from the rear Starting on turn 6, if this unit is not deployed yet, it can be deployed everywhere, more than 4" away from any enemy unit and fully 6" from your opponent's table edge too. Strategic reserve If you deploy this unit in your deployment zone, add +2 to its arrival roll. Urban warfare This unit has a affinity with the Urban element. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Pistol If the unit shoot only with If the unit uses only Pistol weapons weapon (and a possible secondary weapon) during the shooting phase, it remains eligible for the Melee phase. This weapon ignore the Melee shooting modifier. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Scout +4Scp per Scout entity. For exemple a Scout squad with 2 groups and a Squad Leader generate +12Scp Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Satis
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3.5"	5 \| 6+	5+	4		8 \| 7+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cross	4	-1	-	1	Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Heavy Lazer Assault rifle	24"	-3		2	Heavy Wounds


Equipment	Armor, Cross, Heavy Lazer Assault rifle
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Infantryman Skirmisher				Species		Greanan
Special rules	Squad Leader +13.9pts
Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Tep
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 7+	6 \| 7+	4		8 \| 7+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cross	4	-1	-	1	Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Heavy Plasma Assault rifle	15"	-5	-7	2	Heavy Wounds Plasma Dispersion


Equipment	Heavy armor, Energy Shield 1, Cross, Heavy Plasma Assault rifle
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Infantryman Skirmisher				Species		Greanan
Special rules	Energy Shield 1 Fly +5.2pts Squad Leader +33.7pts
Energy Shield 1 At more than 1" the defense of this unit is reduced by -1 against Plasma weapons. If this unit shoots with a weapon that does not have the Plasma special rule, it cannot use its Energy Shield against the next enemy unit to be activated, nor against any unit that reacts to its activation. So its defense against their shots is reduced by -1 even if they don't use Plasma weapons. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Plasma Attacks from this weapon ignore Energetic shields and reduce the defense of targets using them. Burn Each time you inflict wounds with this weapon, and after all eventual saves, on a 6+, inflict 1 additional wounds (which cannot be undone by a save). Additional wounds can cause more wounds. Dispersion The Long Range Shooting modifier is doubled for this weapon. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it.

cavalry

	Toubty
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	4.5"	4 \| 5+	8+	12		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cleaver	3	-	-2 \| -4	1	Brutal Wounds

Heavy Jetbike - Great Shell	5	+2	-2 \| -3	2	1D6 Wounds Mount Attacks


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
x2 Lazer p	21"	-2		16

x2 Super Heavy Plasma Rifle	18"	-5	-9	2	Replacement			+16
Large Wounds Plasma Dispersion
x2 Super Heavy Lazer Rifle	27"	-3	-4	2	Replacement			-12.8
Large Wounds
x2 Super Heavy Lightning Rifle	24"	-1	-7	2	Replacement			+6.6
Large Wounds Lightning Blast
x2 Plasma p	12"	-4	-6	16	Replacement			+37
Plasma Dispersion
Lazer Heavy pistol	9"	-1	-2	1				+0.6
Heavy Wounds Pistol

Equipment	Armor, Heavy Jetbike, Cleaver, Great Shell, x2 Lazer p
Base	75x42mm Oval			Individual model
Category	Rider Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic Elite
Special rules	Unliving Swift Fly
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Swift When this unit is activated and moves or charges , it get +1G against shoots until the end of the round. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. 1D6 Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by the result of a 1D6. Mount Attacks When you attack in melee, you may also make melee attacks with all weapons that benefit from this special rule (mount weapons), in addition to the normal attack with one of your melee weapons that does not benefit from this rule. If this unit is exhausted because it shot during the Shooting phase, it remains eligible in the Melee phase but may only attack with its mount attacks. Options If an optional weapon replaces melee weapons when selected, it does not replace mount weapons unless it is itself a mount weapon. And in this case it replace only the mount weapons. One mount weapon option can be selected in addition to a normal melee weapon option. A maximum of one mount weapon option is permitted. Large Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 1d6 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. And multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Plasma Attacks from this weapon ignore Energetic shields and reduce the defense of targets using them. Burn Each time you inflict wounds with this weapon, and after all eventual saves, on a 6+, inflict 1 additional wounds (which cannot be undone by a save). Additional wounds can cause more wounds. Dispersion The Long Range Shooting modifier is doubled for this weapon. Lightning If the target has the keywords Electronic. Each time you inflict wounds with this weapon, and after an eventuals save rolls roll 1d6. On a 4+, inflict an additional wound. Additional wounds can generate more wounds. Additionnal wounds can't be negated by a save roll. Blast Roll an additional attack roll for each successful attack roll. These additional attack rolls do not generate further attack rolls. If the target is skirmisher each additional attack can be negated on a 4+ on a 1d6. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Pistol If the unit shoot only with If the unit uses only Pistol weapons weapon (and a possible secondary weapon) during the shooting phase, it remains eligible for the Melee phase. This weapon ignore the Melee shooting modifier.

	Toubty dismounted
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3.5"	4 \| 5+	8+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Fists	6	+1		1


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Lazer Heavy pistol	9"	-1	-2	1				+2.6
Heavy Wounds Pistol

Equipment	Armor, Fists, Stones
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Infantryman Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Pistol If the unit shoot only with If the unit uses only Pistol weapons weapon (and a possible secondary weapon) during the shooting phase, it remains eligible for the Melee phase. This weapon ignore the Melee shooting modifier.

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	Amahouse
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 9+	10 \| 15+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Blade	3	-1		1	Melee fighter Brutal Wounds


Equipment	Armor, Heavy shield, Energy Shield 4, Blade
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Shield wall Energy Shield 4 Fly +1.4pts Squad Leader +19.5pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Shield wall +1T against attacks on the front arc when the unit is stable. Characters within a stable squad that benefits from this special rule also gain the +1T bonus, except during duels. Energy Shield 4 At more than 1" the defense of this unit is reduced by -4 against Plasma weapons. If this unit shoots with a weapon that does not have the Plasma special rule, it cannot use its Energy Shield against the next enemy unit to be activated, nor against any unit that reacts to its activation. So its defense against their shots is reduced by -4 even if they don't use Plasma weapons. Melee fighter The Rk of this weapon suffer no malus and is never modified negatively by any rule. The defense of disorganized targets is reduced by -1 against this weapon. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Ammit
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 5+	8+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Blade	3	-1		1	Melee fighter Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Heavy Lightning Assault rifle	21"	-	-5	2	Heavy Wounds Lightning Blast


Equipment	Armor, Blade, Heavy Lightning Assault rifle
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Fly +2.8pts Squad Leader +30.4pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Melee fighter The Rk of this weapon suffer no malus and is never modified negatively by any rule. The defense of disorganized targets is reduced by -1 against this weapon. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Lightning If the target has the keywords Electronic. Each time you inflict wounds with this weapon, and after an eventuals save rolls roll 1d6. On a 4+, inflict an additional wound. Additional wounds can generate more wounds. Additionnal wounds can't be negated by a save roll. Blast Roll an additional attack roll for each successful attack roll. These additional attack rolls do not generate further attack rolls. If the target is skirmisher each additional attack can be negated on a 4+ on a 1d6. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Anukis
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 5+	8+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cleaver	3	-	-2	1	Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Heavy Plasma Rifle	18"	-5	-8	1	Heavy Wounds Plasma Dispersion


Equipment	Armor, Cleaver, Heavy Plasma Rifle
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Fly +3pts Squad Leader +35pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Plasma Attacks from this weapon ignore Energetic shields and reduce the defense of targets using them. Burn Each time you inflict wounds with this weapon, and after all eventual saves, on a 6+, inflict 1 additional wounds (which cannot be undone by a save). Additional wounds can cause more wounds. Dispersion The Long Range Shooting modifier is doubled for this weapon. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Athyr
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 5+	8+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cleaver	3	-	-2	1	Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Lazer Heavy pistol	9"	-1	-2	1	Heavy Wounds Pistol


Equipment	Armor, Cleaver, Lazer Heavy pistol
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Ambusher Jammer Fly +0.59999999999999pts Squad Leader +93.7pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Ambusher Occupy the field During deployment, this unit may be deployed in an unoccupied cover within the no man's land. Ambushed Alternatively, from round 1, if this unit remains undeployed, it can be placed in any unoccupied cover on the battlefield when activated during the Tactical phase. Alternatively, from round 1, if this unit is still undeployed, it may be deployed within 1'' of a blocker when activated during the Tactical phase but suffer a -1 to their arrival roll. Reinforcement Flanc Attack Starting on turn 3, if this unit is not deployed yet, when activated during the Tactical phase you can deploy it anywhere, more than 4" away from any enemy unit, fully in your deployment area, or in the no man's land and fully within 6" from a neutral table edge. Attack from the rear Starting on turn 6, if this unit is not deployed yet, it can be deployed everywhere, more than 4" away from any enemy unit and fully 6" from your opponent's table edge too. Strategic reserve If you deploy this unit in your deployment zone, add +2 to its arrival roll. Jammer From Round 1, once per round, during the Movement or the Shooting Phase, when your opponent attempts to activate a unit of less than 150/75pts within 18/36'' of this unit, and if the Jammer is more than 1" away from any enemy unit, this special rule can be used. If you do so, the active unit must first succeed on a control roll. In case of failure, it can no longer be activated during this phase but can still react. This special rule can target a unit of less than 300/150pts that has the keyword Electronic. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Pistol If the unit shoot only with If the unit uses only Pistol weapons weapon (and a possible secondary weapon) during the shooting phase, it remains eligible for the Melee phase. This weapon ignore the Melee shooting modifier. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Epiphi
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	2.5"	4 \| 5+	8+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Two-Handed Halberd	1	+1	-4	1	Wall of Spears Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Super Heavy Lazer Rifle	27"	-3	-4	1	Large Wounds


Equipment	Armor, Two-Handed Halberd, Super Heavy Lazer Rifle, Large Lazer Rifle
Base	40mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Teleportation Energy boost Squad Leader +29.4pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Teleportation Teleported Deployment From turn 1 onwards, if this unit is in reserve, it may be deployed anywhere on the battlefield, more than 4" away from any enemy unit, or inside a position (or a building floor) with no enemy unit inside. Redeployment When this unit is activated during the Tactical phase, and if it is already on the battlefield, it may be redeployed anywhere on the battlefield, more than 4" away from any enemy unit, or inside a position (or a building floor) with no enemy unit inside. If this unit fails its arrival roll for redeployment, it remains on the battlefield without being moved and may be activated normally during this round. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Energy boost This unit can be activated twice per phase. During its second activation, it can repeat the same action or perform a different one. At the end of each phase in which it was activated a second time using this rule, roll 1d6; on a result of 1, this unit loses the benefit of this rule for the rest of the battle. Wall of Spears If this unit is stable, the opposing unit does not receive any charge bonuses against it. +1G to the target for the hit rolls of this weapon when this unit is destabilized, destroyed, encircled. Anti cavalry This weapon reduces the defense of Riders units by -1 for its attack rolls. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Large Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 1d6 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. And multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Khekerou
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	2.5"	4 \| 5+	8+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cross	4	-		1	Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Super Heavy Plasma Rifle	18"	-5	-9	1	Large Wounds Plasma Dispersion


Equipment	Armor, Cross, Super Heavy Plasma Rifle, Large Plasma Rifle
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Fly +6.4pts Squad Leader +55.2pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Large Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 1d6 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. And multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Plasma Attacks from this weapon ignore Energetic shields and reduce the defense of targets using them. Burn Each time you inflict wounds with this weapon, and after all eventual saves, on a 6+, inflict 1 additional wounds (which cannot be undone by a save). Additional wounds can cause more wounds. Dispersion The Long Range Shooting modifier is doubled for this weapon. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Mekhir
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 5+	8+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cross	4	-		1	Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Heavy Lazer Sniper rifle	30"	-4		1	Fatal blow Traumatic Heavy Wounds


Equipment	Armor, Cross, Heavy Lazer Sniper rifle
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Furtive Fly +2.6pts Squad Leader +34pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Furtive The Hidden modifier is doubled for this unit: if it is inside a Cover and only used the Hold action during the previous round and this one, its defense is improved by +4. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Fatal blow Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 4 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Traumatic The rout rolls caused by their shots have a -1B bonus. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Meny
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 9+	10 \| 15+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cross	4	-		1	Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Heavy Plasma Assault rifle	15"	-4	-7	2	Heavy Wounds Plasma Dispersion


Equipment	Armor, Heavy shield, Energy Shield 4, Cross, Heavy Plasma Assault rifle
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Energy Shield 4 Fly +4.6pts Instinct shooter +2pts Squad Leader +58.1pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Energy Shield 4 At more than 1" the defense of this unit is reduced by -4 against Plasma weapons. If this unit shoots with a weapon that does not have the Plasma special rule, it cannot use its Energy Shield against the next enemy unit to be activated, nor against any unit that reacts to its activation. So its defense against their shots is reduced by -4 even if they don't use Plasma weapons. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Plasma Attacks from this weapon ignore Energetic shields and reduce the defense of targets using them. Burn Each time you inflict wounds with this weapon, and after all eventual saves, on a 6+, inflict 1 additional wounds (which cannot be undone by a save). Additional wounds can cause more wounds. Dispersion The Long Range Shooting modifier is doubled for this weapon. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot. Instinct shooter Once per round, during the Shooting Phase, this unit can benefit from one of these bonuses: Shoot on Instinct The Defense of the target is reduced by -1. Improved Reflexes When this unit reacts to a shoot action, the effects of its shots are taken into account before the unit that targeted it begins to shoot . Appropriate Answer This unit may react normally (not using the previous rule) during the Shooting phase, even if it has already been activated, on a 5+ on 1d6. Fast shooting It may be activated a second time during the Shooting phase on a skill roll of 6+ on 1d6. If another rule allows it to be activated a second time on a skill roll, only roll the best skill roll and add +1 to its result.

	Montou
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 5+	8+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cross	4	-		1	Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Heavy Plasma Assault rifle	15"	-4	-7	2	Heavy Wounds Plasma Dispersion


Equipment	Armor, Cross, Heavy Plasma Assault rifle
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Fly +4pts Energy boost +2.2pts Squad Leader +42.1pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Plasma Attacks from this weapon ignore Energetic shields and reduce the defense of targets using them. Burn Each time you inflict wounds with this weapon, and after all eventual saves, on a 6+, inflict 1 additional wounds (which cannot be undone by a save). Additional wounds can cause more wounds. Dispersion The Long Range Shooting modifier is doubled for this weapon. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot. Energy boost This unit can be activated twice per phase. During its second activation, it can repeat the same action or perform a different one. At the end of each phase in which it was activated a second time using this rule, roll 1d6; on a result of 1, this unit loses the benefit of this rule for the rest of the battle.

	Pakhon
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 5+	8+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cross	4	-		1	Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Super Heavy Lightning Rifle	24"	-1	-7	1	Large Wounds Lightning Blast


Equipment	Armor, Cross, Super Heavy Lightning Rifle, Large Lightning Rifle
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Fly +4.2pts Squad Leader +49.4pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Large Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 1d6 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. And multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Lightning If the target has the keywords Electronic. Each time you inflict wounds with this weapon, and after an eventuals save rolls roll 1d6. On a 4+, inflict an additional wound. Additional wounds can generate more wounds. Additionnal wounds can't be negated by a save roll. Blast Roll an additional attack roll for each successful attack roll. These additional attack rolls do not generate further attack rolls. If the target is skirmisher each additional attack can be negated on a 4+ on a 1d6. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Payni
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 5+	8+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cross	4	-		1	Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Super Heavy Lazer Rifle	27"	-3	-4	1	Large Wounds


Equipment	Armor, Cross, Super Heavy Lazer Rifle, Large Lazer Rifle
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Fly +2.2pts Squad Leader +29.7pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Large Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 1d6 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. And multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Phaophi
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 5+	8+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Two-Handed Halberd	1	+1	-4	1	Wall of Spears Brutal Wounds

Heavy Two-Handed Halberd	2	+1	-5	1	Replacement			+2
Wall of Spears x2 Wounds

Equipment	Armor, Two-Handed Halberd
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Energy Shield 2 Fly +1.4pts Squad Leader +21.7pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Energy Shield 2 At more than 1" the defense of this unit is reduced by -2 against Plasma weapons. If this unit shoots with a weapon that does not have the Plasma special rule, it cannot use its Energy Shield against the next enemy unit to be activated, nor against any unit that reacts to its activation. So its defense against their shots is reduced by -2 even if they don't use Plasma weapons. Wall of Spears If this unit is stable, the opposing unit does not receive any charge bonuses against it. +1G to the target for the hit rolls of this weapon when this unit is destabilized, destroyed, encircled. Anti cavalry This weapon reduces the defense of Riders units by -1 for its attack rolls. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. x2 Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Pharmouti
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 5+	8+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Blade	3	-1		1	Melee fighter Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Heavy Lazer Assault rifle	24"	-2	-3	2	Heavy Wounds


Equipment	Armor, Blade, Heavy Lazer Assault rifle
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Fly +2pts Squad Leader +23.4pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Melee fighter The Rk of this weapon suffer no malus and is never modified negatively by any rule. The defense of disorganized targets is reduced by -1 against this weapon. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Qebehsenouf
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 9+	9 \| 14+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Spear	1	-	-2	1	Wall of Spears Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Plasma Heavy pistol	3"	-3	-6	1	Heavy Wounds Pistol Plasma Dispersion


Equipment	Armor, Shield, Energy Shield 4, Spear, Plasma Heavy pistol
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Energy Shield 4 Fly +2.8pts Squad Leader +25.3pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Energy Shield 4 At more than 1" the defense of this unit is reduced by -4 against Plasma weapons. If this unit shoots with a weapon that does not have the Plasma special rule, it cannot use its Energy Shield against the next enemy unit to be activated, nor against any unit that reacts to its activation. So its defense against their shots is reduced by -4 even if they don't use Plasma weapons. Wall of Spears If this unit is stable, the opposing unit does not receive any charge bonuses against it. +1G to the target for the hit rolls of this weapon when this unit is destabilized, destroyed, encircled. Anti cavalry This weapon reduces the defense of Riders units by -1 for its attack rolls. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Pistol If the unit shoot only with If the unit uses only Pistol weapons weapon (and a possible secondary weapon) during the shooting phase, it remains eligible for the Melee phase. This weapon ignore the Melee shooting modifier. Plasma Attacks from this weapon ignore Energetic shields and reduce the defense of targets using them. Burn Each time you inflict wounds with this weapon, and after all eventual saves, on a 6+, inflict 1 additional wounds (which cannot be undone by a save). Additional wounds can cause more wounds. Dispersion The Long Range Shooting modifier is doubled for this weapon. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Sekhout
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 5+	8+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cross	4	-		1	Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Lightning p	18"	-	-4	8	Lightning Blast


Equipment	Armor, Cross, Lightning p
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Fly +4.8pts Squad Leader +55.9pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Lightning If the target has the keywords Electronic. Each time you inflict wounds with this weapon, and after an eventuals save rolls roll 1d6. On a 4+, inflict an additional wound. Additional wounds can generate more wounds. Additionnal wounds can't be negated by a save roll. Blast Roll an additional attack roll for each successful attack roll. These additional attack rolls do not generate further attack rolls. If the target is skirmisher each additional attack can be negated on a 4+ on a 1d6. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Thout
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 8+	9 \| 13+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cleaver	3	-	-2	1	Brutal Wounds

Heavy Axe	4	+1	-4	1	Replacement			+1.4
x2 Wounds

Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Heavy Lazer Heavy pistol	12"	-1	-3	1	Heavy Wounds Pistol


Equipment	Armor, Shield, Energy Shield 3, Cleaver, Heavy Lazer Heavy pistol
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Energy Shield 3 Fly +1.8pts Squad Leader +23.4pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Energy Shield 3 At more than 1" the defense of this unit is reduced by -3 against Plasma weapons. If this unit shoots with a weapon that does not have the Plasma special rule, it cannot use its Energy Shield against the next enemy unit to be activated, nor against any unit that reacts to its activation. So its defense against their shots is reduced by -3 even if they don't use Plasma weapons. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. x2 Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Pistol If the unit shoot only with If the unit uses only Pistol weapons weapon (and a possible secondary weapon) during the shooting phase, it remains eligible for the Melee phase. This weapon ignore the Melee shooting modifier. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Tjehenet
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 5+	8+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
x2 Blade	3	-1		2	Melee fighter Brutal Wounds

Two-Handed Spear	1	-	-3	1				+0.8
Wall of Spears Brutal Wounds

Equipment	Armor, x2 Blade
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Fly +1.8pts Energy boost +1pts Squad Leader +19.9pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Melee fighter The Rk of this weapon suffer no malus and is never modified negatively by any rule. The defense of disorganized targets is reduced by -1 against this weapon. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Wall of Spears If this unit is stable, the opposing unit does not receive any charge bonuses against it. +1G to the target for the hit rolls of this weapon when this unit is destabilized, destroyed, encircled. Anti cavalry This weapon reduces the defense of Riders units by -1 for its attack rolls. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot. Energy boost This unit can be activated twice per phase. During its second activation, it can repeat the same action or perform a different one. At the end of each phase in which it was activated a second time using this rule, roll 1d6; on a result of 1, this unit loses the benefit of this rule for the rest of the battle.

	Tybi
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 5+	8+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cross	4	-		1	Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Heavy Lazer Rifle	27"	-3		1	Heavy Wounds


Equipment	Armor, Cross, Heavy Lazer Rifle
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Fly +1.4pts Energy boost +1pts Squad Leader +21.9pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot. Energy boost This unit can be activated twice per phase. During its second activation, it can repeat the same action or perform a different one. At the end of each phase in which it was activated a second time using this rule, roll 1d6; on a result of 1, this unit loses the benefit of this rule for the rest of the battle.

	Unshou
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 5+	8+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cross	4	-		1	Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Lazer p	21"	-2		8


Equipment	Armor, Cross, Lazer p
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Fly +3.4pts Squad Leader +42.5pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Wosret
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 5+	8+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cross	4	-		1


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Heavy Lightning Rifle	24"	-1	-6	1	Heavy Wounds Lightning Blast


Equipment	Armor, Cross, Heavy Lightning Rifle
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Fly +2.2pts Energy boost +1.4pts Squad Leader +31.5pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Heavy Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. If several rules allow for the multiplication of wounds, the multiplications are combined. If other rules allow you to increase the number of wounds inflicted, apply them after any multiplication. Excess wounds inflicted after multiplications are not multiplied. Lightning If the target has the keywords Electronic. Each time you inflict wounds with this weapon, and after an eventuals save rolls roll 1d6. On a 4+, inflict an additional wound. Additional wounds can generate more wounds. Additionnal wounds can't be negated by a save roll. Blast Roll an additional attack roll for each successful attack roll. These additional attack rolls do not generate further attack rolls. If the target is skirmisher each additional attack can be negated on a 4+ on a 1d6. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot. Energy boost This unit can be activated twice per phase. During its second activation, it can repeat the same action or perform a different one. At the end of each phase in which it was activated a second time using this rule, roll 1d6; on a result of 1, this unit loses the benefit of this rule for the rest of the battle.

	Yebou
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 5+	8+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Cross	4	-		1	Brutal Wounds


Ranged weapons	Rg	P	S	A
Plasma p	12"	-4	-6	8	Plasma Dispersion


Equipment	Armor, Cross, Plasma p
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Fly +8.2pts Squad Leader +73.9pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Plasma Attacks from this weapon ignore Energetic shields and reduce the defense of targets using them. Burn Each time you inflict wounds with this weapon, and after all eventual saves, on a 6+, inflict 1 additional wounds (which cannot be undone by a save). Additional wounds can cause more wounds. Dispersion The Long Range Shooting modifier is doubled for this weapon. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot.

	Zat
	M	G	T	W		B		Pts	Qt
	3"	4 \| 5+	8+	4		30 \| 8+
									Pts
Melee weapons	Rk	P	S	A
Two-Handed Spear	1	-	-3	1	Wall of Spears Brutal Wounds


Equipment	Armor, Two-Handed Spear
Base	32mm Round			Individual model
Category	Monster				Species		Anubis Drone
Keywords	Drone Electronic
Special rules	Unliving Fly +1.4pts Energy boost +0.8pts Squad Leader +17.9pts
Unliving They are immune to all rules involving poison or disease. They can never benefit from the Exalted rule. Furthermore, they may remain on the battlefield and continue the battle after their army has failed a panic roll, if their player so chooses. Wall of Spears If this unit is stable, the opposing unit does not receive any charge bonuses against it. +1G to the target for the hit rolls of this weapon when this unit is destabilized, destroyed, encircled. Anti cavalry This weapon reduces the defense of Riders units by -1 for its attack rolls. Brutal Wounds Multiply each wound inflicted by this weapon by 2 when the natural result of the die that inflicts the wound is not 6. When the roll is improved, take into account the last die rolled. Fly Creatures that take to the skies fight on their own terms, beyond the reach of foot soldiers, striking where they please before swooping back into the fray. Deployment At deployment, or during delayed deployment, you may place a flying unit either on the battlefield or “in flight.” Units in flight are above the battlefield; place a directional token to indicate their position and orientation. This means they are not physically present on the ground. But they still need to perform an arrival roll. Token in flight This token may be deployed and moved over any terrain element or unit. Use the center of the token when measuring distances to and from the unit. As long as the unit is represented by its token on the battlefield, place the miniatures outside the battlefield, with the same token (ideally using a color code) on their bases. Tactical phase Landing During the Tactical phase, if a flying unit is currently in flight, it may land on the battlefield at any suitable location within M of its token and more than 1’’ away from an enemy unit. The unit must then make a simplified arrival roll; on 1–3 it is deployed but may only react, on 4+ it may be activated. Takeoff If a flying unit is already on the battlefield, it may instead take flight and be removed from the table. Place the in-flight token within M of the center of the unit. If enemy units with a total value of at least half of its point cost are within 1’’, the unit must succeed on a skill roll of 4+ to take off. When a unit takes flight, any enemy unit within 1’’ may immediately make an Opportunity Attack against it. Movement phase During the Movement phase, the token of units that were already in flight at the start of the round may be moved up to 2M. The token of other units may be moved up to M. Shot down Flying units that are Destabilized or Destroyed cannot take flight. If a flying unit becomes Destabilized or Destroyed while in flight, move the token 3d6’’ in the direction of its orientation. If the token ends on the base of a unit, that unit suffers 1 attack roll per model in the flying unit, with 0P and a S equal to the lowest T value of the flying unit. The flying unit must then be deployed as close as possible to its token, potentially within 1’’ of enemy units. Each model of the unit then suffers a Critical damage roll and cannot be activated during this round. Shooting phase Units in flight benefit from a +2G bonus. And are considered to be Height 30". It mean that their targets on the ground suffer a Defense reduced by -1 against their attack rolls. Flying units that have moved more than their M during this round (including the Tactical and Movement phases) suffer the Advance & Fire penalty. Their shooting attacks ignore the bonuses of Light and Basic Covers with the Stone element. However, the bonus of Light and Basic Covers with the Wood element is doubled against their attacks. If the defender has two defense values (two G values in the case of a hit roll, or two T values in the case of a wound roll), choose the lower of the two. Melee phase During the Melee phase, units in flight cannot target and be targeted by units on the ground. During the Melee phase, flying units in flight may attack any enemy flying unit in flight within M. Resolve attacks in order of rank and take turns designating targets, starting with the first player. Every stable and shaken unit is considered charging. When they are on the battlefield, their melee attacks ignore the bonuses of Basic Covers. Evade Some warriors rely on agility rather than steel, slipping past blades and spears until their reflexes finally give out. A unit that has not yet attacked in Melee or Shot this round may choose to refuse combat and attempt to evade attacks. If it does so, it may not attack in Melee this round. The evading unit must make a Superiority Roll [M] against each enemy unit that attempts to attack it, one after another in the order chosen by the attacker. Each time the roll succeeds, the attacking unit loses its opportunity to attack and is no longer eligible to act in the Melee phase. Each time the roll succeeds, the next attacking unit against the same target gains a cumulative +1d6 bonus to its Superiority Roll [M] against that evading unit this round. Once the evading unit fails a Superiority Roll [M] during this round, it automatically fails all further evading attempts during this round and may be attacked normally. Terrain Flying units ignore area bonuses and penalties. They can also pass through all terrain features, friendly and enemy units without penalty. While in flight, this unit receives no terrain bonuses. Lines of sight between it and other units are not blocked by covers or blockers. This unit may be deployed into a cover when landing, provided all other deployment conditions are met. Characters Characters without this special rule cannot join a squad that has it. Squad Leader Add a character to the squad with the same profile as a soldier in the squad but with: +1G +1W (+2W for Riders) +1A x2A for its ranged weapon This character must be deployed in a squad that has this profile. The Squad Leader may take any available (non-staff) options for free, and his options can differ from those of the squad. He gives these temporary bonus to his squad: Leader +1B. A squad that fails a rout roll, is not encircled, and is accompanied by a Leader may attempt to rally by rolling a new rout roll with the same penalties and bonuses. If successful, the squad is not removed from the game. Instead, move the squad up to 3'' in the opposite direction of the cause of the rout roll. During the next round, the squad cannot charge attack or shoot. Energy boost This unit can be activated twice per phase. During its second activation, it can repeat the same action or perform a different one. At the end of each phase in which it was activated a second time using this rule, roll 1d6; on a result of 1, this unit loses the benefit of this rule for the rest of the battle.

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Greanans

infantry

Wall of Spears

Brutal Wounds

Squad Leader

Banner bearer

Bloodlust

x2 Wounds

Squad Leader

Bloodlust

Fanatic

Wall of Spears

Brutal Wounds

Squad Leader

Veteran

Shield wall

Energy Shield 3

Brutal Wounds

x2 Wounds

Squad Leader

Banner bearer

Energy Shield 1

Wall of Spears

Brutal Wounds

x2 Wounds

Fly

Deployment

Token in flight

Tactical phase

Landing

Takeoff

Movement phase

Shot down

Shooting phase

Melee phase

Evade

Terrain

Characters

Squad Leader

Veteran

Bloodlust

Shield wall

Brutal Wounds

Wall of Spears

Banner bearer

Squad Leader

Veteran

Fly

Deployment

Token in flight

Tactical phase

Landing

Takeoff

Movement phase

Shot down

Shooting phase

Melee phase

Evade

Terrain

Characters

Offensive Effort

Energy Shield 1

Wall of Spears

Brutal Wounds

Squad Leader

Veteran

Fearsome

Parry

Energy Shield 1

x2 Wounds

Squad Leader

Bodyguard

Personal Bodyguard

Banner bearer

Melee fighter

Brutal Wounds

Squad Leader

Banner bearer

skirmishers