J oseph A.

M c C ullough
Cover Artwork: aRu-Mor
Interior Artwork: Barrett Stanley
Cover Design and Internal Layout: Steven Meyer-Rassow

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 Introduction
Thanks for picking up Grave Mutations, the most ‘random’ book I have ever written. I
created this book as an unofficial supplement for Frostgrave: Fantasy Wargames in the Frozen
City, and you will need that book to fully understand this one. That said, with only a bit of
imagination, this book can also be used for Ghost Archipelago, Stargrave, and Rangers of
Shadow Deep, as all those games share similar mechanics.
Despite the success of those games and the incredible support I have received for them over
the years, there is one frequent criticism that I have seen levelled against all of them. Some
people think they are too ‘swingy’; that randomness plays too big a part. Now, since we all love
playing games with dice, we clearly all desire some element of randomness in our play. So
really, it’s just a matter of degree. The truth is, Frostgrave and all the others are just as random
as I want them to be. I love the element of drama and unfolding narrative that a healthy dose
of uncertainty brings to games. I love the unexpected, the chaos, and the serendipitous
moments that live on in our stories, long after the miniatures have been put away. Since you
are here, reading this introduction, I assume you feel the same way. It is in the spirit of that
love of randomness that I present this book.
Apart from the introductory material, and Barrett Stanley’s wonderful artwork, this
book consists of just a single table. A table with 1,000 unique entries. It began as a challenge
to myself, to see if I could write 1,000 different mutations for Frostgrave. I wanted a giant
table I could roll on just for the sheer joy of rolling dice and laughing at the outcome. I had
no ‘need’ for such a table, and now that I am finished with it, I am presenting it with no
specific call to use it. I’ll give some suggestions in the next section, but in truth, I leave the
decision on when to use this table up to the players.
While I doubt that anyone but myself and my poor proof-reader will ever read through
this book in order, I invite you to explore it by simply picking up your dice, rolling, and
seeing what you get. All the mutations listed here have some mechanical effect in the game.
Many of these are minor, such as stat modifications, but some fundamentally change the
way a figure plays. Most of the mutations are beneficial, but there are many that are not.
A lot of the mutations call for a physical change to the figure – an animal head, or additional
arms, or whatnot – while many others are completely internal. A few only barely qualify as

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‘mutations’. In general, the higher roll on the table, the more ‘powerful’ the mutation, but
even that is not completely consistent. If you are looking for ‘game balance’, this book is
not the place to find it.
And those are some of the reasons this book is ‘unofficial’. Neither I, nor Osprey Games,
felt the book fit well into the mainstream of Frostgrave books. This book is not for the casual
fan who just wants a quick game with all the rules spelled out for them. This book is for
those gamers who like to take ownership of their campaigns and aren’t afraid to bring in
rules from wherever they find them in order to increase the fun.
I had a blast writing this book, even if most of the time was spent staring out my window,
trying to come up with another weird mutation that I could include. I hope you find the
same enjoyment playing with it. It really isn’t meant to be anything but fun, which is the
point to playing games, after all.

Joseph A. McCullough
Kent, England, 2022

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 Using this Book
There are no specific rules for how, or even when, to use this book. Instead, players should just
look for opportunities to work it in. Grave mutations might occur when a figure falls in a pit of
swirling mystical energy, or toxic goo, or experimental biomass. Perhaps figures suffer a grave
mutation when struck by the raw power of a greater demon or when a summoning spell goes
wrong. Drinking the wrong potion is a good bet or mixing two potions together. Maybe a figure
read a book filled with knowledge that man was not meant to know or listened to the song of
the gods of madness. Perhaps there is a long-forgotten spell that causes such mutations, a twisted
offshoot of Fatecasting still sometimes found in ancient scroll collections. It could come up when
a figure is locked in a radiation chamber, resurrected by ancient magics, or botches a teleportation
spell. The possibilities are truly endless!
Of course, players can just decide to play a ‘mutation’ campaign, in which every warband
starts with a few rolls on the mutation table and more are granted when reaching certain
experience point thresholds or when accomplishing certain deeds. Maybe mutation is
something that can be bought if the right sorcerers can be found, and the price met.
This book is also useful if you want to create bad guys on the fly, or come up with a really
unique gang of uncontrolled creatures.
Talk it over with your friends and see if you can come up with a few ways to work it into
your campaign!

Converting to Ghost Archipelago,

Stargrave, and Rangers of Shadow Deep

This book was written for use with Frostgrave, and many of the mutations use rules from
that game or are geared towards certain things found in that game. That said, it should not
be difficult to convert it to use in those other games. Most of the mutations will slot right
into those games without any additional information or work needed. A few draw upon
traits or spells that are given in the Frostgrave rulebook. In most cases it is obvious what

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these are meant to do and many have equivalents in the other games. If you have the
Frostgrave rulebook, you can generally just port those rules fully into the other games with
no problems.
A more likely issue is when a mutation interacts with things not commonly found in
other games. For example, a couple of the mutations deal with ‘constructs’ which are only
found in Frostgrave. For Stargrave you could easily convert ‘constructs’ to ‘robots’ and go
from there, but neither Ghost Archipelago nor Rangers of Shadow Deep feature constructs.
This is where the player creativity will have to get involved. Maybe this is your chance to
introduce constructs to those settings. Or maybe you can convert ‘construct’ to ‘undead’ in
this instance. Or just think about the underlying rules for constructs (they don’t breathe,
they are never wounded, etc.) Is there a way to work those ideas into your game – into your
mutation – without the need for the specific term?
Some of the mutations also deal with ‘spells’, which is fine for most settings, but not
Stargrave. In most cases, you can easily modify the effect so it deals with ‘powers’ instead
of ‘spells’. Likewise, many deal with ‘magic’ or ‘elemental’ attacks. In this case, you might
use those to cover any flamethrower attacks, or maybe any shooting attacks in a setting that
uses laser weapons.
In the end, if you really can’t think of a way to get a specific mutation to fit within your
campaign, you can simply roll again. Like I said, most will be useable, but you will probably
find it more enjoyable to think up ways to get what you rolled to work in your game.

HOW TO ROLL A D1000

To roll a d1000, simply get three d10s of different colours. Nominate one colour
as the hundreds, one as the tens, and one as the single digits. Roll all three together.
Treating a roll of ‘000’ as ‘1000’, this will generate a number between 1 and 1,000.
To my knowledge, no one has ever made a d1000, and considering how long it
takes a d100 to stop rolling, I suspect no one ever will. So, using three d10s is
probably the best way forward. It’s also just fun to roll.

SPELLCASTERS
Unless specifically stated, mutations do not cause a figure to become a ‘spellcaster’.
Some of the mutations do allow a figure to cast a spell or spells in a limited capacity or give
another ability that uses the rules for a spell, but these are special effects. In general, unless
the figure was a spellcaster before the mutation, it is not to be treated as one afterwards.

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 Grave Mutations Table
1
Crystalline Body. The figure’s body changes to a
hard crystal. It gains +2 Armour, but its Health is
reduced by half, rounding up.

2
Bestial Features. The figure takes on some of the
appearance of a specific animal of the player’s
choice. The figure gains the Animal trait but
retains its item slots and ability to pick up
treasure tokens if it had them previously.

3
Prehensile Feet. This figure has feet that can be
used as hands. It gains the Expert Climber trait.

4
Cyclops. The figure’s eyes merge into one large
eye in the middle of its face. The figure suffers
the same penalties as for the Lost Eye permanent
injury.

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5
Leg Tentacles. The figure’s legs are replaced with
a mass of tentacles. It never suffers movement
penalties for movement over rough ground;
however, the maximum distance it can jump
horizontally is always reduced by 1”.
6 Acidic Blood. If this figure is damaged in melee
Skull Projection. This figure can project its own
skull out of its head and rapidly grow a new one
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to replace it. Treat this figure as though it has the
Animate Skull spell with a Casting Number of 6.
This figure may never improve this spell.
7
Rapid Healer. While it doesn’t quite reach the
level of regeneration, this figure heals wounds
extremely rapidly. Treat any ‘Badly Wounded’
permanent injuries as Full Recovery instead. This
figure always returns to full Health after any
game, regardless of any other rules or
circumstances.
8
Soulmarked. This figure has been marked by a
demonic entity and gains the Demon trait but
retains any item slots it previously possessed.
9
Flesh Pocket. This figure has a pocket or pouch
built into its body. This figure may carry one
extra item that takes up no more than one slot.
10
Elbow Spikes. This figure has sharp spikes
protruding from its elbows. They are dangerous,
if awkward to use. This figure never suffers any
damage penalty for being unarmed.
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combat, all other figures in the combat
immediately suffer 1 point of damage.
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Impact Absorbing Leg Joints. This figure’s leg
joints have mutated to absorb significant impacts
from falling. Halve the distance fallen by this
figure for the purposes of determining damage.
13
Brittle Bones. This figure has a weak bone
structure. It receives -1 to all Survival Rolls.
14
Spell Sickness. This figure has an allergy towards
magic. Whenever it casts a spell, or has any spell
cast upon it, it must make a Will Roll (TN10) or
suffer 2 points of damage.
15
Crab Claw. One of the figure’s hands is replaced
with a giant crab claw. The figure always counts
as carrying a hand weapon that does +1 damage.
It may not use shields or any weapons that take
more than one hand or item slot.
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16
Vulnerable Spot. If this figure ever suffers a
critical hit, it is immediately reduced to 0 Health
and suffers -1 to all Survival Rolls after the game.
17
Undead Bane. This figure absorbs the energy
that holds undead creatures together. Any
undead figure that moves within 1” of this figure,
or activates while within 1”, immediately suffers
1 point of damage.
18
Quick Reflexes. The figure gains a permanent +1
Fight.
19
Third Arm. The figure has three arms and may
now carry a shield at the same time as a staff or
other two-handed weapon. Additionally, it gains
one item slot.
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Gills. The figure grows gills which allow it to
breathe underwater. It gains the Amphibious
trait.
21
Soulseer. The figure can see the glowing souls of
living creatures. It gains the True Sight trait.
22
Fate Kissed. This figure has been marked by fate
for some special purpose. Once per game, it may
reroll one Combat Roll, Will Roll, or Stat Roll. If
this ability isn’t used during a game, it may be
used after the game for a Survival Roll.
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23
Redundant Organs. This figure has a complete
second set of organs. This figure is Immune to
Critical Hits.
24
Eye Stalks. The figure’s eyes project far outside
or above its head, allowing it easier vision in all
directions. This figure receives +1 Fight when
making Combat Rolls against shooting attacks.
25
Temporary Growth. This figure can grow larger
for short periods of time. Once per game, the
figure may spend an action, even when in
combat, to grow. The figure gains +2 Fight, +2
damage, +2 Armour and the Large trait for the
remainder of this turn and all of the next turn.
After that, it returns to normal size.
26
Bleeder. This figure bleeds freely from the
smallest of wounds. It counts as Wounded any
time it is below full Health.
27
Tentacles. This figure has numerous tentacles
which it can use to grapple and entrap enemies.
Opponents of this figure may not push it back,
or step back, in melee unless they actually do
damage; simply winning the combat is not
enough.
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Toxic Bile. This figure can vomit up toxic bile. It
can make shooting attacks with a 3” range, -1
damage, and poison.

29
Withered. This figure has had most of the
moisture permanently sucked out of its body.
The figure suffers a permanent -2 Health.

30
Magically-Attuned Cyclops. The figure has a
single giant eye, which can be anywhere on its
body. The figure suffers -1 to all Combat Rolls
against shooting attacks, but all of its attacks of
any type count as magic attacks.
34
Armoured Organs. This figure has internal
armour that protects its vital organs. It gains the
Immune to Critical Hits trait.

31
Hard to Control Fire Breath. Once per game, this
figure can spend an action to breathe fire. Make
a +5 magic shooting attack against the three
closest figures, provided they are within 10”.
35
Poison Feeder. This figure gains the Immune to
Poison trait. Additionally, if this figure is ever
damaged by another figure with a poison attack,
it gains the Poison ability for its next melee attack.

32
Unstable Energy Drain. This figure deals double
damage in combat; however, it also suffers
damage equal to half of the damage it deals. This
ability does not affect undead or constructs.
33
Elemental Armour. This figure gains Elemental
Resistance (3).
36
Force of Rage. Once per game, this figure can
spend an action to attempt to cast Destructive
Sphere. Treat the spell as having a Casting
Number of 5. This roll may be empowered. This
Casting Number may never be improved.
37
Undead. The figure gains the Undead trait. If it
is already undead, reroll.

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Ill-Fated. Whenever this figure rolls on the
Survival Table, it must roll two dice and take the
lowest result.
39
Golden Eggs. This figure produces a valuable
substance as part of its natural life processes.
Gain 5gc after every game in which this figure
participates and survives.
40
Squishy. This figure is just kind of soft. It suffers
a permanent -1 Armour.
41
Stealthy. At the start of the game, after all figures,
terrain and treasure have been placed, but before
initiative on the first turn is rolled, this figure
may move up to 3” in any direction, so long as it
ends the move out of line of sight of any enemy
figures.
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42
Vampiric. This figure must consume the lifeforce
of other creatures to heal. Whenever this figure
inflicts damage in melee combat, it immediately
regains up to 3 lost points of Health. This figure
may not be healed in any other way during a
scenario, though it follows the normal rules for
healing between scenarios.
43
Blessed. This figure is blessed by some higher
power. It receives +1 to all Stat Rolls (rolls with
a specific Target Number).
44
Sticky Feet. Thanks to its sticky feet (or other
appendage) it gains +10 to all Move Rolls to
avoid falling.
45
Power Lifter. This figure never suffers any
encumbrance penalty for carrying treasure tokens.
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Chameleonic Skin. This figure can blend in with
its surroundings. Other figures must be within
12” to draw line of sight to this figure unless they
have True Sight.
47
Puncture Resistant Skin. This figure takes -1
damage from all non-area effect shooting attacks.
48
Pain Sight. This figure gains the True Sight trait
whenever its Health stat is below its maximum.
49
Hammerblow. Whenever this figure pushes an
opponent back after winning a round of combat,
it may elect to push the opponent back 1 – 3”.
This cannot be used against opponents with the
Large trait, unless this figure also has the Large
trait.
50
Breakable. Due to a weak physique, whenever
this figure rolls ‘Badly Wounded’ on the Survival
Table it suffers a permanent -1 Health.
51
Icy Grasp. This figure does +2 damage in melee
combat. This bonus does not apply when in
combat with undead or constructs.
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52
Anger Strength. This figure does +1 damage in
melee combat if it is below its starting Health.
53
Phosphorescent Spray. Once per game, this figure
may spend an action to spray a phosphorescent
film at an opponent within 6” and line of sight.
The spray affects all figures that are either in
contact or in combat with the target figure. The
target and all other affected figures must make a
Move Roll (TN20). If a figure fails, it is covered
with the film and all shooting rolls against it are at
+3 for the rest of the game.
54
Telekinetic Pull. Once per game, this figure may
spend an action and target a figure within 12” and
line of sight. The target figure must make a Move
Roll (TN20). If the target fails, it is immediately
moved 3” directly towards the active figure. This
may move a figure out of, or into, combat.
55
Hideous Stench. This figure reeks. Any figure that
wishes to move within 1” of this figure, or into
combat with this figure, must first pass a Will Roll
(TN8). Figures that do not have to smell, such as
constructs and undead, do not have to make this roll.

56
Temporally Unstable. Whenever this figure rolls
a natural ‘1’ on any roll, it temporarily blips out
of time. Remove the figure from the table but
mark its spot. At the end of each turn, roll a die.
On a 12+ the figure returns to the table at the
exact spot it left (or as close as is possible if the
spot is occupied). The figure does still suffer the
effects of rolling the ‘1’, such as taking damage
in combat.
57
Two Heads. The figure has two heads, which
makes it more difficult to gang up against.
Figures only grant a +1 supporting figure bonus
when fighting this figure.
58
Bloodboil. This figure may supercharge its blood
flow. Before each game, it may choose to suffer
3 damage to gain either +1 Fight or +1 Shoot.
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59
Numbing Blow. Whenever this figure damages
an opponent in melee combat, the opponent
also suffers -1 Fight until the end of the game.
This penalty is cumulative (to a minimum +0
Fight). Does not apply to figures with the Large
trait.
60
Lashing Tentacles. This figure has tentacles that
whip around its body. Any figure (including
friendly ones) that moves or activates within 2”
of this figure suffers a +0 shooting attack.
61
Blood Allergy. This figure is allergic to the blood
of other creatures. If it damages another figure in
melee combat, it is poisoned.
62
Light Sensitivity. This figure’s vision is very
sensitive to light. It suffers -1 to all shooting
attacks and Combat Rolls against incoming
shooting attacks, unless the figure is under cover,
underground, or there is some special scenario
rule in play that is decreasing the line of sight due
to lack of light.
63
Scorpion Tail. This figure has a scorpion tail
growing out of its body. It always counts as
armed with a poisonous hand weapon.
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Minor Regeneration. This figure gains back 1
lost point of Health every time it activates.
65
Leaping Attack. This figure gains +2 Move, but
only if that movement ends with the figure in
combat.
70
Insect Head. The figure has the head of an insect,
including a sharp set of mandibles. This figure
always counts as armed with a dagger.
71
Horns. This figure gains the Horns trait.

66
Trunk. This figure has a very long nose, which it
can use to sound its battle cry. This figure may
spend an action to trumpet. This figure and all
allied figures gain +2 to all Will Rolls until its
next activation.
67
Tusks. This figure has long tusks. It always counts
as armed with a dagger.
68
Easily Weakened. Whenever this figure suffers
damage from any source, it suffers -1 Fight as
well. This penalty is cumulative to a minimum
of +0 Fight.
72
Pain Instability. This figure inadvertently
teleports whenever it suffers damage. Whenever
this figure suffers 1 or more points of damage, it
automatically teleports 1 – 10” in a random
direction, stopping at the edge of the table if the
teleport would carry it off.
73
Demonic Allergy. This figure is allergic to
demonic energies. Whenever it moves within 1”
of a demon, or activates within 1” of a demon, it
must make a Will Roll (TN10). If it fails, it
suffers 2 points of damage.

69
Extra Eye. This figure has an extra eye which
helps with both field and depth of vision. The
figure gains +1 Fight whenever it is rolling
against shooting attacks.

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Stick Thin. This figure is extremely thin. It
suffers -1 Armour but may squeeze through any
opening that is at least 0.5” wide.
74
Burning Fists. This figure can cause its fists to
ignite in flames on command. It always counts as
armed with a magical hand weapon that does +1
elemental damage.
76
Brachiator. This figure is capable of movement
by swinging from hand-hold to hand-hold. It
gains the Expert Climber trait.
77
Partial Insanity. If this figure ever rolls a natural
‘1’ on any roll during the game, it goes
temporarily insane and counts as an uncontrolled
creature. This lasts for the rest of the turn on
which the ‘1’ was rolled and all the next turn.
After that, the insanity passes, and the figure
returns to its normal allegiance.
78
Empowered Blow. If this figure forgoes all its
actions for one activation, during an activation
where it receives at least one action, then the
next time it hits an opponent in melee combat,
the strike does an additional +5 elemental magic
damage.
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79
Long Neck. This figure has an elongated neck,
which unfortunately makes it vulnerable. It
suffers +6 damage any time it suffers a critical
hit (instead of the normal +5).
80
Weak Arms. Whenever this figure wins a round
of combat, it may only step back; it may never
push its opponent back.
81
Volatile Excrement. This figure excretes a volatile
mixture. If it forgoes all its actions in an activation,
in an activation where it has at least one action,
it may place a marker on the table. If any other
creature moves within 2” of this marker, it
explodes, and all figures within 2” suffer a +4
shooting attack. This figure may never have more
than two such markers on the table at one time.
This figure never triggers its own tokens and is
immune to damage from them.
82
Quick Reactions. This figure may activate in any
phase during the turn, overriding any other normal
rules for activation. It always activates last in that
phase if it is not the phase the rules would normally
require. This figure may still only activate once per
turn unless another rule allows multiple activations.
83
Long Legs. This figure has long legs that grant it
+1 Move.
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Blinding Gaze. Once per game, this figure may
spend an action to automatically cast the
Blinding Light spell at a target within line of
sight. Treat the Casting Number as 16.

85
Cloud Release. This figure can spend an action
to release a cloud of dark gas. Place a 2” diameter
cloud adjacent to the figure. The figure suffers 1
point of damage every time it does this. Line of
sight may not be drawn through the cloud. At
the end of every turn, roll a die. On a 1 – 5, the
cloud dissipates and should be removed from
the table.

86
Bleeder. This figure loses 1 point of Health every
time it activates if it is already below its
maximum starting Health. This rule does not
apply if the figure only has 1 point of Health
remaining.
87
Large Brain. This figure has a very large brain,
meaning that its head is noticeably larger than
normal. It receives +2 Will but -2 Health.
88
Surrounded by Flies. This figure is constantly
surrounded by flies or other flying insects. It and
all other figures within 2” suffer -1 to all rolls.
89
Frog Legs. This figure has grown frog-like legs
that give it a huge jump. It may now jump up to
its full move distance without any run-up,
including horizontally.

90
Missing Digits. This figure is missing several
fingers, which makes it difficult to use ranged
weapons. It has -1 Shoot.

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Mana Battery (1). This figure produces mystical
energy that can be tapped by friends who know
how. If a figure in the same warband attempts to
cast a spell within 3” of this figure, it may draw
upon this figure to add +1 to empower the spell
by 1. This can only be done once each game.
92
Magic Vulnerability. Whenever this figure is hit
by a magic attack, it suffers -3 Armour against
that attack.
93
Hammerhand. This figure’s off hand has been
replaced by a heavy hammer, or mace-like,
protuberance. This figure always counts as armed
with a magical hand weapon but can never carry
a two-handed weapon, shield, bow, or crossbow.
94
Scrawny Arms. This figure suffers double the
normal penalty to its Fight and Shoot stats when
carrying a treasure token.
95
Withered Arm. One of this figure’s arms has
withered away until it is nearly useless. Treat the
figure as though it has the Crushed Arm
permanent injury.
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96
Serpent Tale. This figure has a serpent tail instead
of legs. It suffers -1 Move but never suffers
movement penalties for going over rough ground.
97
Parachute. This figure has wings, webs, or
another appendage that significantly slows its
descent through the air. This figure never suffers
any damage from falling.
98
Three-Arms with Claws. This figure has three
arms or arm-like appendages with sharp claws. It
may use a two-handed weapon or staff at the
same time as a shield. Additionally, it never
suffers any penalty to damage for being unarmed.
99
Large. The figure gains the Large trait and does
+1 damage in melee combat.
100
Beak. This figure has a beak instead of a mouth
and nose. It is always counted as armed with a
dagger.
101
Frightening Appearance. Any figure that wishes
to move into combat with this figure must first
pass a Will Roll (TN6). If it fails, the figure may
not move into combat, but may still use the
action for another purpose.

102
Steady Heart. This figure can momentarily stop
all its body’s natural processes to completely still
its aim. It gains a permanent +1 Shoot.
103
Life Drain. Any other figure that activates within
2” of this figure immediately suffers 1 point of
damage. Undead and constructs are immune to
this. This rule does not apply on the first turn of
the game.
104
Opportunist. Whenever this figure rolls a natural
‘20’ in melee combat during its own activation,
it immediately gains an additional action in this
activation.
105
Mouths in Hands. This figure has no mouth on
its face; instead, it has a mouth in each hand.
This figure always counts as being armed with at
least a dagger but cannot cast spells or do
anything else verbal unless it has a free hand.
106
Adrenaline Surge. Once per game, as a free
action, this figure can trigger an adrenaline
surge. Its Move is increased by 3 for the rest of
the turn.
107
Unlife Feeder. This figure feeds off the power of
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animate, but non-living, things. Whenever any
undead or construct activates within 2”, that
figure immediately suffers 1 point of damage.
This does not apply on the first turn of the game.
108
Extendable Neck. This figure can extend its neck
so that its head is up to 1” higher than it actually
is. Thus, a figure can draw line of sight over
objects that are less than 1” higher than it. It may
use this to cast spells, but not to make attacks as
its hands cannot reach that high (unless the
attack is generated by the figure’s head).
109
Giant Fighter. This figure does +1 damage
against figures with the Large trait.
110
Health Transference. If this figure is within 2” of
a friendly figure, and that figure is not in combat,
it may spend an action and take up to 3 points of
damage. The other figure heals an amount of
damage equal to that amount (though this may
not take either figure below 0 Health or above
their starting Health).
111
Blood Frenzy. If this figure activates within 12”
and line of sight of another figure that is currently
suffering from the Wounded condition, this
figure must spend all its actions moving directly
towards the Wounded figure and then attack if
possible.
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Inner Cavity. This figure has one additional item
slot. It can only be used on an item that only
takes up one slot. The figure must spend an
action retrieving this item before it can be used
for the first time in a game (this action can
replace a move action).
113
Cursed. This figure is cursed by some higher
power. It receives -1 to all Stat Rolls (rolls with
a specific Target Number).
114
Foresight. This figure is blessed with visions of
the future. If you ever roll a natural ‘20’ for
initiative, this figure gains an extra action on its
next activation.
115
Concentration Leech. It is difficult to concentrate
when this figure is near. Any figure attempting to
cast a spell suffers -1 to the Casting Roll if this
figure is within 3” and line of sight.
116
Glimpses of Doom. This figure is cursed with
glimpses of its own doom. If you ever roll a
natural ‘20’ for initiative, this figure receives no
actions in its next activation.
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Extra Heavy. This figure suffers double damage
from falls.
118
Poisonous Warts. This figure is covered in
poisonous warts. Whenever it takes damage in
melee combat, all other figures in the combat
must make a Will Roll (TN10) or be poisoned.
119
Withered Leg. One of this figure’s legs has
withered to the point where it is almost unusable.
Treat the figure as though it has the Smashed
Leg permanent injury.
120
Quills. This figure’s body is covered in quills or
spines. Whenever a figure in melee combat with
this figure rolls a natural ‘1 – 2’ on its Combat
Roll, it suffers 2 points of damage in addition to
whatever damage it would take if it loses the
combat.
121
Puncture Weakened Skin. If this figure ever
suffers damage from a non-area effect, non-
template shooting attack, it suffers +1 damage.
122
Vestigial Wings. This figure has wings that are
essentially useless. This figure must have specially
fitted armour that costs an extra 50gc. If this

figure is a soldier, this amount must be paid, or
the figure loses the benefits of its armour.
123
Centaur. This figure has the bottom half of a
horse. Its Move stat is now 8, but it cannot climb
ladders or other vertical terrain.
124
Furious Attack. Once per game, this figure may
add +3 to its Combat Roll in a melee combat
that it initiates. This decision must be made
before the dice are rolled.
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125
Painless. This figure never feels pain. It gains the
Never Wounded trait but has its Armour stat
reduced by 1 to represent its lack of avoiding
injury.
126
Improved Smell. This figure counts as having the
True Sight trait for all figures within 8”.
127
Spatially Unstable. Whenever this rolls a natural
‘1’ for any roll, it suddenly jumps to a new
location. Move the figure 6” in a random
direction, placing it as close to that spot as is
practical. The figure does suffer the results of the
‘1’ (such as taking damage in combat) unless it
resulted in movement.
128
Armoured Shell. This figure has some sort of
shell covering a large part of its body. This figure
cannot wear any armour but gains +2 Armour.
129
Owl Head. This figure has the head of an Owl.
It gains +2 Will.
130
Magic Resistant. This figure gains +1 on all Will
Rolls to resist or overcome spells.

131
Limb Rearrangement. This figure’s limbs are
rearranged around its body in an odd fashion,
which can confuse opponents in combat. The
first Combat Roll each specific figure makes
while in melee combat against this opponent
each game suffers a -1 penalty.
132
Magic Vulnerability. This figure suffers -1 on all
Will Rolls to resist or overcome spells.
133
Jittery. This figure is always moving, even when
sitting or lying down. This makes it especially
hard to target. The figure receives +1 to all
Combat Rolls against shooting attacks.
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134
Emaciated. This figure is very thin and scrawny.
It suffers -1 Armour.
135
No Head. This figure has no head, and all its
facial features are in its chest. If this figure wears
armour it is effectively, blind, dumb, and deaf,
unless it has another means of using these senses.
136
Death Curse. Whenever this figure rolls on the
Survival Table, it must roll three dice and select
the lowest.
137
Covered in Fungus. This figure is covered in
strange fungus that repels most creatures.
Uncontrolled creatures will never move towards
or into combat with this figure if there are any
other eligible figures. Uncontrolled creatures will
still force combat if the figure moves within 1”.
138
Telekinetic Push. Once per game, this figure
may spend an action and target a figure within
12” and line of sight. The target figure must
make a Move Roll (TN20). If the target fails, it is
immediately moved 3” directly away from the
active figure. This may move a figure out of, or
into, combat.
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Hair of Snakes. This figure always counts as
armed with a dagger. If it attacks with that
dagger, its attacks are poisonous.

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Wheels. This figure has wheels instead of feet. It
gains +1 Move, but -5 to all Move Stat Rolls.

141
Explosive Sneeze. This figure has highly volatile
sneezes. If the controlling player ever rolls a
natural ‘1’ on an Initiative Roll, this figure
sneezes, and all other figures within 2” 143
immediately suffer a +1 shooting attack. This
does not apply on the first turn of the game. Mirror Face. This figure’s face always appears to
be the same as the face of the observer, which is
142 very disconcerting. Any figure that wishes to
move into combat with this figure must first
Massive Ears. The figure has massive ears which pass a Will Roll (TN10) or it stops 1” away and
improve its hearing. The figure gains the True its activation ends immediately.
Sight trait with a range of 4”.

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144
Steady Hands. This figure can keep its hands
steady even in the most difficult of circumstances.
It gains a permanent +1 to its Shoot Stat.
145
Short Legs. This figure has shorter than average
legs. It suffers -1 Move.
146
Animal Allergy. This figure suffers extreme
allergic reactions to animals. Whenever it is in
combat with an animal, it suffers -2 Fight.
147
Weak. This figure does half damage (rounded
up) in melee combat.
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148
Extremely Hairy. This figure has a massive
amount of hair, making it difficult to determine
where its actual body lies. Figures receive -1 to
all Shooting attacks against this figure if the
figure is not wearing heavy armour.
149
Balancing Tail. This figure has a tail that gives it
near-perfect balance. If the figure is ever called
upon to make a Move Roll to avoid falling, it
passes automatically without having to roll.
150
Zombie-Reanimation. If this figure is reduced to
0 Health, place an uncontrolled zombie at the
point it fell.
151
Trophy. This figure has some mutation that
others find valuable, such as a golden horn. It
gains the Bounty (20gc) trait.
152
Body of Glass. The figure’s body is composed
completely of glass. Reduce its Armour Stat by 3.
153
Death Scream. If this figure is reduced to 0
Health, all figures within 6” immediately suffer
a +0 attack.
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Exoskeleton. The figure has a tough exoskeleton,
but no inner-skeleton. It gains +2 Armour but -3
Health. The figure may not wear any armour.
155
Insect Centaur. This figure has the bottom half
of an insect. It gains the Expert Climber trait.
159
Highly Toxic. This figure gives off a radioactive
aura. All of its melee attacks count as poisonous.
160
Shrinks with Pain. If this figure takes 5 or more
points of damage from a single source, it suffers
-1 Fight and -1 Damage for the rest of the game.
This penalty can only be suffered once per game.

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Extra Hand. The figure has an extra hand
somewhere on its body. The figure gains one
additional item slot.
161
No Torso. This figure essentially has no torso, its
head rises out of its pelvis and its arms come out
of the thighs. Its ungainly nature makes it
difficult to fight. All figures suffer -1 Fight
against it. This figure may not wear any armour.

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Soul-Bonded. Select one other random member
of the warband. This figure is soul-bonded to it
and gains +1 Health. If that figure is reduced to
0 Health, then this figure is also immediately
reduced to 0 Health. The reverse is not true. If
the figure this figure is bonded to is killed, or
leaves the warband, a substitute should be
randomly selected.

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Grows with Pain. If this figure takes 5 or more
points of damage from a single source, it gains +1
Fight and +1 Damage for the rest of the game.
This bonus can only be gained once per game.

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Spontaneous Healer. Whenever this figure rolls
a natural ‘20’ on any Stat Roll, Combat Roll, or
Casting Roll it immediately gains back up to 2
points of lost Health.
163
Slippery. Any figure that wishes to force combat
with this figure must first pass a Move Roll
(TN16). If the roll is failed, the figure may not
force combat, but may attempt to do so against
another figure later in the turn.
164
Hard to Kill. Whenever this figure rolls on the
Survival Table it must roll two dice and select
the highest result.
165
Tinted Membrane. This figure has a second set
of eyelids that are tinted and translucent. This
figure is immune to the Blinding Light Spell and
any other effects of bright light.
166
Gigantic Horns. This figure gains the Horns trait
and always counts as armed with a hand weapon.
167
Brace. Once per game, this figure may increase
its Armour by 3 for the duration of one attack,
but the decision to use this ability must be made
before the dice are rolled.
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168
Immune to Curses. This figure is immune to the
Curse spell.
169
Bat Head. This figure has the head of a bat and
can use echolocation. It never suffers any line-of-
sight penalties due to darkness. It also gains the
True Sight trait.
170
Beaver Tail. This figure has a large, beaver-like
tail. The figure gains +3 on all Swimming Rolls.
171
Inflate. This figure can inflate its body to a
significant size. Every time it activates, it can
state if it is inflating. This is a free action. If
inflated, the figure stays this way until its next
activation. While inflated, the figure can fall any
distance and suffers no damage and passes all
Swimming Rolls automatically. However, it also
suffers -4 Armour while inflated.
172
Eyes in Hands. This figure must always have one
hand free to see. It cannot carry 2-handed
weapons or weapons that take up more than 1
gear slot. It can draw line of sight around a corner
if it is within 0.5” of that corner.
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Cat Centaur. This figure has the bottom half of
a large cat. It no longer suffers any movement
penalties for rough terrain and its Move Stat is
set at 7.
174
Small Antennae. This figure has small antennae
which help it perceive the world. It gains +1 Will.
179
Hump. This figure has a large hump like a camel.
Before each game, this figure can consume one
potion and store it in its hump. The figure may
consume this potion to gain its effect whenever
it activates without spending an action. If not
consumed, the potion may be carried over to
future games.

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Dazzling Aura. Any figure that activates within
3” of this figure must make a Will Roll (TN12)
or be dazzled for the remainder of the turn.
While dazzled, the figure suffers -1 to all rolls.
This does not apply on the first turn of the game.

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Must Move. If this figure activates while not in
combat, has at least one action, and does not
spend an action to move, it immediately suffers
2 points of damage.

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Body of Rock. The figure’s body is composed
completely of rock. Its Armour Stat is increased by
3, but it may no longer wear armour of any type.

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Slider. This figure excretes oil on the undersides
of its feet. It gains +2 Move during move actions,
but only if it makes a move in a straight line,
unimpeded by any terrain or other figures.
180
Webbed Hands or Feet. The figure grows webs
between its fingers, toes, or both. It automatically
passes all Swimming Rolls.

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Excretes Gems. After every game in which the
figure participates and survives, roll a die. On a
12+ it excretes a gem worth 10gc.
182
Pin Head. This figure has an unusually small
head. It suffers -1 Will.
183
Chicken Feet. This figure has large, powerful,
bird-like feet. This includes vicious talons. This
figure always counts as armed with a dagger.
184
Project Self. This figure can spend an action and
immediately move 6” in any direction, so long as
the final spot is in line of sight. This can move
this figure into or out of combat. The figure may
now use any other actions it has. However, as
soon as this figure has completed its activation,
move it back to the point where it activated.
185
Imp-Spawn. If this figure is reduced to 0 Health,
place an uncontrolled imp on the spot where the
figure fell.
186
Back Stabber. This figure gains an additional +1
Fight whenever it can claim a support bonus
from another figure. However, this figure never
gives a support bonus to any other figure.
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187
Nerves of Steel. Once per game, this figure may
add +4 to one Will Roll. It must decide to use
this ability before the die is rolled.
188
Phasing. This figure can temporarily phase out
of this plane of existence, allowing it to move
through walls and other solid structures. This
figure gains the Burrowing trait.
189
Shot Magnet. This figure suffers -1 Fight when
rolling against shooting attacks.
190
Lunging Attack. Once per game, this figure may
force combat with a figure that moves within 2”
of it, instead of the normal 1”.
191
Bouncy. Whenever this figure falls or jumps, it
may move 1” horizontally for each 2” fallen
vertically to represent the bounce. Additionally,
it takes only half damage from falling.
192
Fog Form. Once per game, this figure may spend
an action to activate its fog form. For the rest of
that activation and all of the next, it gains the
Levitate trait, and no figure may force combat
with it. However, the figure may not attack any
other figure or pick up treasure tokens. If the
figure was carrying a treasure token it is dropped
at the point the figure activated the fog form.
193
Free Mover. This figure is immune to the Petrify
and Slow spells.
198
Ethereal Vision. This figure may draw line of
sight through one piece of terrain, though it may
not make any shooting attacks through that
terrain.

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Wolf Companion. This figure gains a wolf as a Rat Attracter. If this figure is on the table when
companion. This wolf counts as a member of the the controlling player rolls a 1 – 3 for its Initiative
warband but does not take up a soldier slot. It Roll, place a giant rat on the table at a random
may never intentionally move more than 6” point along the table edge.
away from its companion figure. If it activates
more than 6” away, it must make a move directly
towards its companion if possible. If the wolf is
every killed, another takes its place for the next
game.

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Demon Bane. This figure’s mere existence is
painful to demons. Any time a demon moves
within 1” of this figure, or activates while within
1”, it suffers 1 point of damage. This does not
apply on the first turn of the game.

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Mind Punch. Whenever this figure makes an
attack in melee combat, it may force its opponent
to use its Will stat instead of its Fight stat for its
Combat Roll. Otherwise, the combat follows the
normal rules. 200
197 Snake Arms. This figure has snakes for arms. It
may not carry any weapons or shields of any
Always Visible. This figure is immune to any type. However, it always counts as armed with a
effect that would turn it invisible. poisonous hand weapon.

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Hole in Chest. This figure has a large hole in its
chest. Whenever it rolls a natural ‘1’ when rolling
against an incoming shooting attack that would
hit, that shot passes straight through the hole,
causing no damage of any type.
202
Focus. This figure is capable of incredible focus.
Once per game, it can ‘focus’ on a task and gain
+5 to one Stat Roll (any roll with a specific
Target Number). The decision to use this ability
must be made before the die is rolled.
203
Temporary Amorphousness. Once per game,
when this figure activates, it may declare that it
is amorphous. While amorphous, it may move
through any hole no matter how small, and it
suffers no penalty for moving over rough ground.
This lasts until the end of the figure’s activation.
When this figure becomes amorphous, it drops
any treasure tokens it was carrying and may not
pick up any.
206
Web Producer. Once per game, this figure may
spend an action to create a web. This web can be
up to 6” long, must be anchored at both ends on
terrain, and some portion of the web must be
adjacent to the figure. The web does not block
line of sight; however, no figure may move
through, or climb over a web. The web can be
destroyed by a melee attack or a shooting attack
that covers an area. Treat the web as having Fight
+0, Armour 14, Health 1. Unless destroyed, the
web remains until the end of the game.
207
Dog Head. The figure has the head of a dog,
including its powerful bite. This figure always
counts as armed with a hand weapon.
208
Enlarged Arms. The figure has oversized and
over muscled arms. It gains +1 damage in melee
combat.

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Eater of the Dead. This figure likes to consume
a portion of all its kills. Any figure reduced to 0
Health by this figure in melee combat suffers -1
to its Survival Roll after the game.

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Hardened Soul. This figure is immune to the
Strike Dead spell.

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High Metabolism. This figure burns calories
extremely quickly and thus tends to run out of
energy. This figure always counts as wounded
after the fifth turn of the game.
210
Explosion Resistant. Any attack that affects an
area, instead of an individual target, does -3
damage against this figure.
211
Evil Eye. The figure has a third eye which can
command death. Once per game, it can spend an
action to automatically cast the Strike Dead
Spell with a Casting Roll of 14. As per the spell,
this figure takes 1 damage using this ability.
212
Heavy Feet. This figure has abnormally large, and
very heavy, feet. It suffers -1 Move and -2 on
Swimming Rolls.
213
Mouth in Stomach. This figure has no mouth on
its face, instead it has a large mouth in its
stomach. This figure never counts as unarmed
and does +2 damage in melee combat provided
it is not wearing any armour. Additionally, if it is
wearing armour, it may not cast spells or take
any other action that requires a verbal
component.
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214
Fully Rotatable Head. This figure’s head can spin
around 360 degrees, making it more difficult to
gang up against. Supporting figures only grant a
+1 bonus when fighting this figure, instead of
the normal +2.
215
Three-Scrawny Arms. This figure has three arms
or arm-like appendages, that are all weaker than
normal. This figure does -1 damage in melee
combat. It may use a two-handed weapon or
staff at the same time as a shield. Alternatively, it
may carry gear that takes up two slots and
another that takes up one at the same time.
216
Perfect Balance. Whenever this figure must
make any roll to avoid failing, it passes the roll
automatically.
217
Iron Heart. Once per game, this figure may add
+2 to a Will Roll. It may decide to use this ability
after the dice are rolled.
218
Wererat. The figure is half-human, half-rat. It
gains +1 Move, -1 Armour, -1 Will, -1 Health.
219
Poor Eyesight. This figure has a maximum line
of sight of 16”.
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Air Sack. The figure gains an air sack, which may
be internal or external to its original body. The
figure gains +2 to all Swimming Rolls. It may
draw air from this sack at any time, meaning it
never suffers damage from drowning and can
choose whether or not to suffer any effects from
breathing, such as not breathing poison gas.
221
Punishing Blow. Once per game, if this figure
inflicts damage in melee combat, it may use this
ability to inflict an extra 2 points of damage.
222
Small. This figure is about half the size of a
normal human. It receives +1 Fight when rolling
against shooting attacks.
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223
Stout Centaur. This figure has the bottom half
of a short, sturdy horse. Its Move stat is now 7,
but it cannot climb ladders or other vertical
terrain. It also never counts as unarmed, as it can
make a kick attack.
224
Fully Rotatable Wrists. This figure’s wrists can
spin around 360 degrees, which often allows it to
make surprising attacks. Anytime this figure rolls
an even number on an Attack Roll in melee
combat, it gains an additional +1.
225
Empowering Will. This figure may spend its own
Health to increase any Will Roll it makes on a
1-for-1 basis.
226
Electrically Infused. This figure has electricity
running through its veins. Any figure that causes
damage to this figure in melee combat
immediately suffers a +0 magic attack (increase
to +1 if it is wearing heavy armour).
227
Rooted. Once per game, when a figure would be
pushed back in combat, or moved by some other
special effect, it can use this ability. The figure is
not moved, if it is in combat, the other figure
must step back instead.
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Desperate Strike. Once per game, this figure
may add +3 to any Combat Roll. However, it
then suffers -3 Fight for the rest of game.
229
Bright Plumage. This figure has bright, colourful
feathers that cannot be completely covered. The
figure gains +2 Will, but -1 Fight against all
incoming shooting attacks.
230
Werefly. This figure is half-human, half-fly. It
suffers -1 Move, -1 Fight, -1 Armour and -2
Health, but gains the Flying trait.
231
Mystic Hands. This figure’s melee attacks count
as magic attacks.
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232
Rock Eater. This figure can very quickly consume
rock, earth, and other common minerals and
quickly expel them out the other end. This
figure gains the Burrowing trait.
233
Enchanted Blood. If this figure is below its
starting Health, all its attacks count as magic
attacks. This figure may spend an action to cut
itself for 1 point of damage.
234
Back Plates. This figure has large, bony plates
growing out of its back, that gives it some degree
of protection from behind. The first supporting
figure bonus claimed by any enemy grants only
a +1 bonus instead of the normal +2.
235
Incredibly Long Tongue. This figure has an
incredibly long tongue. It can make Shooting
attacks with the tongue up to a range of 3” doing
+0 damage.
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Retractable Claws. This figure has small, hooked
claws that it can retract into its fingers. This
figure suffers no penalties for fighting while
unarmed. Additionally, it gains the Expert
Climber trait.
237
Steady Hand. Once per game, this figure may
add +3 to one shooting attack, but the decision
to use this ability must be made before the dice
are rolled.
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238
Obese. This figure is extremely fat. It suffers -1
Move but +1 Health.
239
Minor Magic Immunity. Whenever a spell is cast
on this figure, or the effect of a spell would
target this figure, roll a die. On a 15+ that spell
has no effect on this figure.
240
Mystic Eye. This figure’s shooting attacks count
as magic shooting attacks.
241
Officer of the Dead. Once per game, this figure
can spend an action to cast Raise Zombie. The
spell is automatically successful.
242
Troll Form. Whenever this figure takes damage,
it must make a Will Roll (TN10). If it fails,
replace this model with an uncontrolled snow
troll. After the game it returns to its regular form
and allegiance.
243
Puppet Hand. This figure has one hand replaced
by a small version of itself from the torso upwards.
This figure may not wield two-handed weapons,
a staff, bow or crossbow, nor may it use a shield.
It can, however, draw line of sight around a
corner, if it is standing within 0.5” of that corner.
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Targeted Strike. Once per game, if this figure rolls
a natural ‘19’ on a melee combat attack, it may
convert this to a natural ‘20’ and thus a critical hit.

247
Detachable Spines. This figure has long spines
growing from its body which it can detach and
even throw. This figure always counts as armed
with a dagger and has a 6” shooting attack doing
-1 damage.

248
Tooth Spitter. This figure can spit its own teeth
at its enemies and rapidly regrow them. This
figure may make shooting attacks with a range of
4” doing +0 damage.

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Overawed. This figure does -1 damage against Ink Spray. Once per game, this figure may spray
figures with the Large trait. ink at an opponent. Treat the figure as though it
had just cast a Blinding Light spell with a Casting
245 Roll of 14. This isn’t actually a magic effect, and
the effects cannot be cancelled by effects that
Demonic Prison. Any time a demon moves into cancel magic.
contact with this figure, or activates while in
contact with this figure, it must make a Will Roll
(TN12) or be imprisoned within the figure. This
figure may only imprison one demon at a time,
so if it already has one imprisoned, this rule does
not apply. A figure may release an imprisoned
demon at any time by spending an action and
must place that demon within 3”. Alternatively,
the demon can be released after the game in
which case it runs off.

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Beast Call. Once per game, this figure may spend
an action to summon a nearby beast. Immediately
roll on the Random Encounter Table and place
the creature at a random point on the table edge.
It is an uncontrolled creature.
251
Undead Allergy. This figure suffers extremely
allergic reactions to the undead. Whenever it is
in combat with an undead creature, it suffers -2
Fight.
252
Crumbling Touch. Once per game, this figure
may spend an action to automatically cast the
Crumble Spell against a terrain feature within 1”.
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253
Must Move Quickly. If this figure activates while
not in combat, has at least one action, and does
not spend an action to move, it immediately
suffers 3 points of damage.
254
Beast Commander. Once per game, this figure
may spend an action to target any uncontrolled
animal within line of sight. That animal must
make a Will Roll (TN20). If it fails, the figure
may move the animal up to its Move stat in
inches in any direction, including out of or into
combat, so long as this move does not result in
the animal taking immediate damage (such as
walking off a cliff).
255
Wereboar. This figure is half-man, half-boar. It gains
+2 Health and the Tusks trait (use Horns trait).
256
Extra Forearms. This figure has two arms, but
four forearms, with extra forearms growing out
at the elbows. This allows the figure to carry one
additional item, or to fight with a two-handed
weapon while also using a shield.
257
Random Pain. Whenever this figure rolls a natural
‘1’ on any Stat Roll, Combat Roll, or Casting Roll,
it immediately suffers 2 points of damage, though
this cannot take a figure below 1 Health.
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Fish Slayer. This figure does +5 damage on
melee attacks against creatures with the Aquatic
or Amphibious traits.

262
Albino. The figure has no skin pigment, so that
its skin is completely white, and its eyes are pink.
This figure has a maximum line of sight of 18”.

263
Reflective Skin. This figure has reflective skin
which makes it confusing to look at and difficult
to target at a distance. It gains +2 Fight against all
shooting attacks from another figure.
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Wise Cyclops. This figure can see more clearly
with one eye than most can with two. The figure Mandibles. This figure has a large pair of
suffers the same penalties as for the Lost Eye mandibles near its mouth which it can use to
permanent injury but gains +3 Will. attack opponents. This figure always counts as
armed with a dagger.
259
Extra Finger. This figure has an extra finger
somewhere on its body. It can wear one magic
ring without the ring counting towards its
maximum number of items.

260
Killer’s Strength. If this figure reduces another
figure to 0 Health, it gains +1 Fight for the rest
of the game. It may only claim this bonus once
per game.

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Bright Flash. This figure occasionally flashes
with bright light. Whenever a figure activates
while in combat with this figure, it must
immediately make a Will Roll (TN10) or suffer
-3 Fight (to a minimum of +0) for the rest of its
activation.
266
Heightened Magic Vulnerability. This figure
suffers -2 on all Will Rolls to resist or overcome
spells.
267
Poisonous Fur. This figure is covered in fur
which is poisonous if it gets into wounds. All this
figure’s melee attacks count as poisonous.
268
Evade. Once per game, when this figure
activates, it may move 1” in any direction as a
free action, regardless of whether it is in combat.
No figure may force combat as a result of this
move.
269
Acrophobic. This figure has an acute fear of
heights. Anytime this figure wants to move up
any terrain over 1” above the ground it must first
pass a Will Roll (TN16). If it fails, it loses an
action. The figure may make as many attempts
to climb as it wishes, but it loses an action each
time it fails.
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270
Sickness Carrier. This figure carries a chronic
sickness. It suffers -2 Health. However, it does +1
damage in melee combat as its infection worsens
the wounds of others. This extra damage does
not apply to undead or constructs.
271
Light Discharge. This figure can discharge an
intense light. Once per game, this figure may spend
an action to discharge its light. All other figures
within 6” are treated as though the target of a
Blinding Light spell with a Casting Number of 14.
272
Mild Addiction. This figure is addicted to some
substance and must spend 10gc before each game
or suffer -1 to its starting Health due to withdrawal.
273
Death Dancer. If this figure reduces another
figure to 0 Health, it is compelled to do a ritual
dance. If it is active, its activation ends
immediately. Either way, it receives no actions
the next time it activates, but instead regains up
to 3 points of lost Health.
274
Brightly Coloured. This figure is brightly
coloured with spots, stripes, or other patterns. At
the start of a game, this figure may choose to be
uncovered or covered. If it is covered, it suffers
-1 Will. If it is uncovered, it gains +2 Will, but all
shooting attacks against it are a +1.
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Hunchback. This figure has a severely hunched
back and suffers -1 Move.
276
Ink Spew. Once per game, this figure may spray
ink in all directions. Treat the figure as though it
had just cast a Blinding Light spell with a
Casting Roll of 14 against every other figure
within 3”. This is not actually a spell, and the
effects cannot be cancelled by effects that cancel
magic.
277
Low Preservation Sense. This figure believes a
little too strongly in its own immortality. This
figure never receives any bonuses for being in
cover.
280
Butterfly Wings. This figure has large, fragile
wings. It gains the Flying trait but loses this
ability as soon as it falls below its starting Health.
281
Backswing. Once per game, if this model wins a
fight in melee combat, it may make another free
attack against the same model without spending
an action.
282
Duckbill. This figure has a large duckbill for a
mouth which can make it difficult to talk. It
suffers -1 to all Casting Rolls.

278
Improved Vision. This figure’s vision is well
above average. It gains a permanent +1 to its
Shoot stat.

279
Troglodyte. This figure is used to living
underground, and its eyes have adapted to the
dark. It never suffers any reduction in the
maximum line of sight due to darkness. If outside
in the daylight, however, it suffers -1 Fight and
-1 Shoot.

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Thick Eye Stalks. The figure’s eyes project far
outside or above its head, allowing it easier vision
in all direction. This figure receives +1 Fight
when making Combat Rolls against shooting
attacks and may reroll any Survival Roll that
results in the Lost Eye permanent injury.
288
Evaporating Blood. Whenever this figure takes
damage, its blood evaporates into a misty pink
cloud. Place a 2” diameter cloud centred on the
figure. This cloud blocks all line of sight but not
movement. At the end of each turn, roll a die.
On a 1 – 5 the cloud disperses.

284
Poisonous Tentacles. This figure has numerous
tentacles which it can use to grapple and entrap
enemies. An opponent fighting this figure in
melee can only push it back or step back if it
does damage; simply winning the combat is not
enough. This figure’s melee attacks are also
poisonous.
289
Armoured Beard-Plate. This figure has an
armoured plate growing out of the bottom of its
jaw that gives it some protection. This figure
gains +1 Armour.

285
Very Slippery. Any figure that wishes to force
combat with this figure must first pass a Move
Roll (TN18). If the roll is failed, the figure may
not force combat, but may attempt to do so
against another figure later in the turn.

286
Fast Undead. The figure gains the Undead trait
and +1 Move.

287
Flesh Sheath. This figure has a special pocket or
pouch built into its body that can hold a weapon.
This figure may carry one extra weapon that
takes up no more than one item slot.

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Wilful Ignorance. Due to a general lack of
perception of the world around it, this figure
automatically passes the first Will Roll it is
required to make each game.
291
Whiskers. This figure has long whiskers allowing
it to sense things close by that it cannot see. It
gains True Sight with a range of 3”.
292
Empathetic. Whenever another figure within 6”
rolls a natural ‘20’ on any roll this figure gains
back 1 lost point of Health. However, if a figure
within 6” is reduced to 0 Health, this figure
immediately suffers 2 points of damage.
293
Blood Pact. This figure has made a deal with a
demonic entity. Before each game, the figure
may choose to suffer 3 points of damage. If it
does not, it suffers -1 Fight and -1 Shoot for the
coming game. If it does suffer the damage, it
gains +3 Will for the coming game.
294
Head on Arm. This figure’s head is at the end of
one of its arms. It thus only has one hand and
may not use a two-handed weapon, staff, shield,
bow, or crossbow.
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295
No Circulation. This figure’s blood does not
circulate. Thus, it has the Immune to Poison trait.
296
Vomit Giant Insects. This figure can vomit up
large insects to attack its enemies. Treat the
figure as having the Animate Skull spell with a
Casting Number of 10. The ‘skulls’ are actually
large insects and thus have the Animal instead of
Undead trait. Otherwise, they use the same stats.
This figure may never improve this spell, nor
counts as a spellcaster unless it already qualified.
297
Burning Bile. This figure can vomit burning bile.
This figure may make shooting attacks with a 3”
range and +1 damage.
298
Killer’s Toughness. If this figure reduces another
figure to 0 Health, it gains +1 Armour for the
rest of the game. This bonus can only be earned
once per game.
299
Poison Healer. Anytime this figure suffers
damage from a poison attack, the damage is
reduced by 2 points.
300
No Shock Absorption. This figure lacks the
means to mitigate damage from a fall. It suffers
double damage from falls.
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Motivated by Fear. Whenever this figure uses
the ‘Run For It’ action it may move 5” instead of
the normal 3”.

302
Blubber. This figure has a blubbery layer all
around its body. It gains +1 Health and never
suffers any penalties from scenario effects
relating to cold.

303
Fly-Eyes. This figure has eyes like a giant fly
which give it a better vision of 3-dimensional
space. This figure gains +1 Fight against all
shooting attacks.

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305
Shakes. This figure shakes all the time. It suffers
-1 Shoot. Hippo Head. This figure has the head of a
hippopotamus. It also gains the Amphibious trait.

306
Extendable Breathing Tube. This figure has a
tube that extends from somewhere on its body
that it can use to breathe while under water. It
gains the Amphibious trait.

307
No Organs. This figure has no specific organs
inside its body. It is Immune to Critical Hits.

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Adrenaline Boost. This figure gets charged up
for a fight. It gains +1 to all die rolls it makes for
the first three turns of the game. After that, it
suffers -2 on all die rolls it makes for the
remainder of the game.
309
Giraffe Head. This figure has the head of a
giraffe and gains +1 Will.
314
Werebear. The figure is half-man, half-bear. It
gains +1 Fight, +2 Health, does +1 damage, and
gains the Large trait.
315
Hardened Exoskeleton. The figure has a tough
exoskeleton, but no inner skeleton. It gains +3
Armour but -5 Health. The figure may not wear
any armour.

310
Enchantment Scrubber. At the end of every
turn, roll a die for this figure. On an 11+ all spells
currently active on the figure are cancelled.

311
Unlife Gnawer. This figure feeds off the power
of animate, non-living things. Whenever an
undead or construct activates within 2”, that
figure immediately suffers 2 points of damage.
This does not apply on the first turn of the game.

312
Cheek Pouch. This figure has extremely stretchy
cheeks which it can use to store items. This
figure may carry one extra item that takes up no
more than one item slot.

313
Turtle Shell. This figure has a heavy turtle-like
shell. It has a natural Armour Stat of 12 but may
not wear any armour.

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Mana Battery (2). This figure produces mystical
energy that can be tapped by friends who know
how. If a figure in the same warband attempts to
cast a spell within 3” of this figure it may draw
upon this figure to add +2 to the roll. This can
only be done once each game.

316
Large Cloud Release. This figure can spend an
action to release a cloud of dark gas. Place a 4”
diameter cloud adjacent to the figure. The figure
suffers 2 points of damage every time it does
this. Line of sight may not be drawn through the
cloud. At the end of each turn, roll a die for each
cloud. On a 1 – 5 the cloud dissipates and should
be removed from the table.
320
Ethereal Prison. Any time an ethereal undead
figure moves into contact with this figure, or
activates while in contact with this figure, it must
make a Will Roll (TN12) or be imprisoned within
the figure. This figure may only imprison one
ethereal undead at a time, so if it already has one
imprisoned, this rule does not apply. A figure may
release the ethereal undead at any time by
spending an action and must place that creature
within 3”. Alternatively, the ethereal undead can
be released after the game in which case it runs off.

317
Boiling Blood Spray. This figure has boiling hot
blood that it can spray at opponents. This figure
may spend an action to make a +3 shooting
attack with +2 damage at a range of 10”. However,
it immediately takes 2 points of damage.

318
Construct Allergy. This figure suffers extremely
allergic reactions to constructs. Whenever it is in
combat with a construct, it suffers -2 Fight.

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External Lungs. This figure’s lungs are on the
outside, increasing the likelihood of a blow doing
critical damage. If its opponent rolls a natural
‘19’ in melee combat, treat this as a ‘20’ instead,
causing a critical hit.

322
Shredding Blow. Whenever this figure damages
an opponent in melee combat, that opponent
also suffers -1 Armour until the end of the game.
This penalty is cumulative down to a minimum
of Armour 10.

323
Blockhead. The figure’s head is shaped like a
rectangular prism. It suffers -1 Will.
324
Limb-Stealer. This figure can steal working limbs
from corpses to replace its own. This figure never
suffers from permanent injuries (except Never
Quite as Strong or Psychological Scars) as it can
just replace broken parts.
325
Mind Bash. Whenever this figure makes an
attack in melee combat, it may force its opponent
to use its Will stat instead of its Fight stat for its
Combat Roll. If the option is selected this figure
gains +1 to its own Fight Roll. Otherwise, the
combat follows the normal rules.
326
Giant Buckteeth. This figure has two giant front
teeth, like a beaver. It always counts as armed
with a dagger.
327
Antennae. This figure has antennae which help
it perceive the world. It gains +2 Will.
328
Blood Eagle. If this figure is reduced to half its
Health or less (rounding down) it grows wings
and gains the Flying trait for the rest of the
scenario.

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Empowering Dodge. This figure may spend its
own Health to increase any Combat Roll it
makes against a shooting attack on a 1-for-1
basis.
330
Self-Projectile. This figure may spend an action
to make a shooting attack at a target up to 6”
away. This attack does +2 damage. After the
attack, move the shooting figure 1.5” away from
the target in a random direction, and the shooting
figure takes 2 points of damage. If the shooting
figure is carrying a treasure token, it drops it at
the point it made the shooting attack.
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331
Mind Cloud. Once per game, this figure may
spend an action to use this ability. For the
remainder of the turn, no figure may force
combat with this one.
332
Extendable Arms. This figure may pick up a
treasure token within 3” provided there is no
enemy figure within 1” of either the figure or the
token.
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Very Long Neck. This figure has a very elongated
neck, which unfortunately makes it vulnerable.
It takes +7 damage any time it suffers a critical
hit (instead of the normal +5).
334
Snail Shell. This figure has a large snail shell on
its back. This figure receives +2 Armour but may
not wear any armour. At the start of a turn, the
figure can ‘retreat into its shell’. For the rest of
the turn, it gains +3 Armour (in addition to the
normal +2 is already receives) and -3 Fight, and
its Move is reduced to 2.
335
Improved Foresight. This figure is blessed with
visions of the future. If you ever roll a natural ‘19
– 20’ for initiative, this figure gains an extra
action on its next activation.
336
Blood-Enchanted. Whenever this figure activates,
it may sacrifice 1 Health as a free action. If done,
all its attacks count as magic attacks until its next
activation.
337
Sticky. This figure secretes a sticky substance
which makes it hard for creatures to escape
combat. A figure in combat with this creature
may only push it back or step back if it does
damage; simply winning the combat is not
enough.
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338
Thick Armoured Shell. This figure has some sort
of shell covering most of its body. This figure
cannot wear any armour but gains +3 Armour
and -1 Move.
339
Continues to Shrink with Pain. If this figure
takes 5 or more points of damage from a single
source, it suffers -1 Fight and -1 Damage for
the rest of the game. This penalty can be
suffered twice per game with the penalties
stacking.
340
Poisonous Quills. Parts of this figure’s body
are covered in quills or spines. Whenever a
figure in melee combat with this figure rolls a
natural ‘1 – 2’ on its Combat Roll, it suffers 2
points of damage and is poisoned in addition
to whatever damage it takes from losing the
combat.
341
Powerful Icy Grasp. This figure does +3
damage in melee combat. This bonus does not
apply when in combat with undead or
constructs.
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Illusionary Appearance. This figure appears
beautiful until it is in combat when its true
horrific appearance is revealed. Its opponent
receives -2 Fight on its first Combat Roll against
this figure each game. Undead, constructs, and
figures with True Sight are immune to this
penalty.
343
Strong Elemental Armour. This figure gains
Elemental Resistance (4).
344
Mole Head. This figure has the head of a mole
and gains the Burrowing trait.
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345
Extended Reach. The figure’s arms are slightly
longer than normal, giving it an advantage in
melee combat. This figure gains +1 Fight when
in combat.
346
Tough Undead. The figure gains the Undead
trait and +2 Health.
347
Addiction. This figure is addicted to some
substance and must spend 15gc before each
game or suffer -2 to its starting Health due to
withdrawal.
348
Minor Static Discharge. Whenever this figure
completes a Move action, the nearest other
figure in line of sight suffers a -2 elemental magic
shooting attack.
349
Will to Kill. This figure can channel its will into
killing strikes. This figure has +1 Will, and all the
figure’s melee attacks count as magic attacks for
the rest of the game.
350
Duck Feet. This figure has large, webbed feet,
like a duck. It suffers -1 Move but gains +2 Move
when in water and +5 on all swimming rolls.
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Mitigation. Once per game, this figure can reduce
the damage from any one source by up to 5.
352
Weak-Willed Bleeder. This figure loses 1 point
of Health every time it activates if it is already
below its maximum starting Health. This rule
does not apply if the figure only has 1 point of
Health remaining. Additionally, the figure suffers
-2 Will when below starting Health.
353
Fungal Growth. A significant portion of this
figure is covered in fungal growth. It suffers -2
Health but gains the Never Wounded trait.
354
Thrashing Tentacles. This figure has tentacles
that whip around its body. Any time any figure
(including friendly ones) moves or activates
within 2” of this figure, the activating/moving
figure suffers a +1 shooting attack. This does not
apply on the first turn of the game.
355
Balancing Tail. This figure has a tail which it can
use to help with balance. It gains +4 on all Move
Rolls.
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356
Killer’s Endurance. If this figure reduces another
figure to 0 Health during the game, it gains 3
Health. This may take it over its starting Health,
but only for the duration of this game. This only
applies once per game.
357
Visions of the Future. This figure receives
infrequent visions of the future. If this figure is
on the table, the player receives +1 to all
Initiative Rolls.
358
Ghost Call. This figure may spend an action,
which can replace a move action, to scream. Roll
a die. On a 19+ place a wraith at a random point
along the table edge. On any other result,
nothing happens, and the action is lost.
359
Dead Eye. Once per game, this figure may add
+1 to a shooting attack. It may decide to use this
ability after the dice are rolled.
360
Random Teleport. This figure may spend an
action to teleport 6” in a random direction. This
may not move it off the table but can move it
out of combat. Any treasure tokens carried by
the figure are dropped at the point it teleported
from.
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Very Small. This figure is about a quarter of the
size of a normal human. It has -1 Fight and -2
Health but receives +5 Fight when rolling against
shooting attacks.
362
Upside Down Head. This figure has an upside-
down head and sees the world from a slightly
different perspective. It gains +1 Will.
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363
Very Squishy. This figure is just really soft. It
suffers a permanent -2 Armour.
364
Snake Head. This figure has the head of a snake.
It always counts as armed with a poisonous
dagger.
365
Barbed Tail. This figure has a tail covered in
nasty barbs. It always counts as armed with a
hand weapon.
366
Brainless. This figure lacks any identifiable brain.
It is Immune to Suggestion and all Control spells.
367
Partial Magic Immunity. Whenever a spell is cast
on this figure, or the effect of a spell would
target this figure, roll a die. On a 12+ that spell
has no effect on this figure.
368
Surrounded by Bees. This figure is constantly
surrounded by bees or other flying, stinging
insects. This figure and all other figures within 2”
suffer -2 to all rolls. This does not apply on the
first turn of the game.
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Poison Susceptibility. This figure has violent
reactions to poison. Whenever it suffers damage
from a poisoned attack, it immediately suffers an
additional 3 points of damage.
370
Dodge. Once per game, this figure may increase
its Armour by 3 for the duration of one combat.
It may decide to use this ability after the dice are
rolled.
371
Undead Commander. Once per game, this
figure may spend an action to target any
uncontrolled undead within line of sight. That
undead must make a Will Roll (TN20). If it fails,
the figure may move the undead up to its Move
stat in inches in any direction, including out of
or into combat, so long as this move does not
result in the undead taking immediate damage
(such as walking off a cliff).
372
Nearly 2-Dimensional. This figure is very flat,
almost like paper. It has -1 Armour but can never
suffer more than 4 points of non-magical damage
from a bow, crossbow, or javelin attack.
373
Bounding Attack. This figure can move an
additional 4” on any move action that moves it
into combat.
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374
Glowing Eyes. This figure’s eyes glow with
unearthly energy. It gains the True Sight trait.
375
Improved Magic Resistance. This figure gains +2
on all Will Rolls to resist or overcome spells.
376
Tortoise Shell. This figure has a heavy tortoise-
like shell. It has a natural Armour stat of 12 but
may not wear any armour. The figure also gains
Elemental Resistance (1).
377
Poison Gland. This figure has a gland that
secretes a small amount of poison. Before each
game, the figure may select one weapon or one
piece of ammunition (its own or another figure’s
in the same warband) to count as poisonous for
the game.
378
Extremely Emaciated. This figure is extremely
thin and scrawny. It suffers -2 Armour.
379
Extra Eyes. The figure has numerous extra eyes
which helps with both field and depth of vision.
The figure gains +1 Fight whenever it rolls against
shooting attacks. Additionally, this figure can
suffer the Lost Eye permanent injury limitless
times without suffering any actual penalty.
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Doesn’t Float. For whatever reason, this figure
doesn’t float and suffers -5 to all Swimming
Rolls.

384
Horrific Wail. This figure may spend an action to
wail. All figures within 6”, except the active
figure, must make a Will Roll (TN10) or suffer
damage equal to the amount by which it failed
the roll. Undead and constructs are immune to
this damage, as are any figures that cannot hear.

380
Enchanted Eye. One of this figure’s eyes is twice
as large as the other and glows. All its shooting
attacks count as magic shooting attacks and do
an additional 1 point of elemental magic damage.

381
Extremely Acidic Blood. If this figure is damaged
in melee combat, all other figures in the combat
immediately suffer 2 points of damage.

382
Empowering Damage. This figure may spend its
own Health to increase the amount of damage
inflicted when it wins a round of melee combat
on a 1-for-1 basis, to a maximum of +5.

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Featureless Face. This figure’s face is
completely blank and devoid of features, yet
somehow all its senses remain intact. It suffers
-2 Will and must reroll any Lost Eye permanent
injuries.

386
Armoured Serpent Tale. This figure has a serpent
tail instead of legs. It suffers -1 Move but never
suffers movement penalties for going over rough
ground. Additionally, it gains a +1 Armour.

387
Disease Carrier. This figure carries a chronic
disease. It suffers a permanent -3 Health. Any
figure that is damaged by this figure in melee
combat must make a Health Roll (TN20). If it
fails, it contracts a temporary form of the disease
and starts the next game at -3 Health (cumulative
with any other penalties).
388
Satyr. This figure has the bottom half of a goat.
When unarmed, this figure Fights at -2, but
suffers no damage penalty. It also suffers -2 to all
Move Stat Rolls.
389
Demon Purger. This figure has an innate power
to cast demons back to their own dimensions.
Treat this figure as though it has the Banish spell
with a Casting Number of 6. This ability may
not be improved.
390
Poison Leech. This figure has the Immune to
Poison trait. Additionally, it can suck poison out
of a wound with ease. If this figure is ever within
1” of a friendly figure that is not in combat, it
may spend an action (which can replace a Move
action) to remove the poisoned condition from
the friendly figure.

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391
Reposte. Once per game, this figure may add +1
to a Combat Roll in melee combat. It may use
this ability after the dice have been rolled.
392
Leg Tentacles with Suckers. The figure’s legs are
replaced with a mass of tentacles. This figure
never suffers movement penalties for movement
over rough ground; however, the maximum
distance it can jump horizontally is always
reduced by 1”. The figure suffers -1 Move but
gains a +5 on any rolls to avoid falling.
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393
Rough on Weapons. This figure often breaks its
own weapons. Whenever it rolls a natural ‘1’ on
a melee Combat Roll, the weapon it is using is
broken and becomes useless. If the weapon is
magical, it does not break, but it loses all bonuses
and does not count as magical for the remainder
of the game (though it still won’t break because
of this trait).
394
Nightmares of Doom. This figure is cursed with
nightmares of its own doom. If you ever roll a
natural ‘19 – 20’ for initiative, this figure receives
a maximum of one action in its next activation.
395
Razor Mandibles. This figure has a large pair of
mandibles near its mouth which it can use to
attack. This figure always counts as armed with
a hand weapon that does +1 damage.
396
Stubby Legs. This figure has very short legs. It
suffers -1 Move.
397
Unlucky Shot Magnet. This figure suffers -2
Fight whenever it rolls against shooting attacks.
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Rage Strength. This figure does +2 damage in
melee combat if it is below its starting Health.

399
Soul-Paired. Select one other random member
of the warband. This figure is soul-bonded to this
one and gains +2 Health. If that figure is reduced
to 0 Health, then this figure is also immediately
reduced to 0 Health. The reverse is not true. If
the bonded figure leaves the warband for any
reason, another random warband member must
be selected to takes its place.

400
Incredible Smell. This figure counts as having
True Sight with a maximum range of 16”.

401
Double Hump. This figure has two large humps
like a camel. Before each game, this figure can
drink one or two potions and store them in its
humps. The figure may consume either potion to
gain its effect whenever it activates without
spending an action. If not consumed, these
potions can be stored in the hump between
games.

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Angelic Pact. This figure has made a deal with a
higher entity. Before each game, it may choose to
suffer -1 Fight and -1 Shoot for the coming game
in exchange for +1 Armour and +3 Health.
403
Loud Soul. If this figure is on the table whenever
any player rolls to check for a random encounter,
roll two dice and take the highest.
404
Very Brittle Bones. This figure has a weak bone
structure. It receives -2 to all Survival Rolls.
405
Gigantic Eyes. This figure has eyes that are at
least four times the normal size, which helps it see
in low-light conditions. This figure never suffers
any limitations to line of sight due to darkness.
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406
Killer’s Will. If this figure reduces another figure
to 0 Health it gains +5 Will for the rest of the
game.
407
Bone Ruff. This figure has a large bone ruff
which projects out from just below its head that
helps protect it from hits to its vital spots. This
figure is Immune to Critical Hits.
408
Commander of the Dead. Twice per game, this
figure can spend an action to cast Raise Zombie.
The spell is automatically successful. The
figure may only have one zombie in play at any
time.
409
Continues to Grow with Pain. If this figure takes
5 or more points of damage from a single source,
it gains +1 Fight and +1 melee damage for the
rest of the game. This bonus can be gained twice
in a game, with the effects stacking.
410
External Heart. This figure’s heart is on the
outside, increasing the likelihood of a blow doing
critical damage. If an enemy figure rolls a ‘19’
when attacking this figure, convert that to a ‘20’
and a critical hit.
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Vulnerability to Witchcraft. This figure suffers -2 Severe Shakes. This figure shakes severely all the
Will to resist any spells from the Witch school. time. It suffers -2 Shoot.

412
Elemental Absorption. This figure gains
Elemental Resistance (1). Additionally, whenever
the figure is hit by an elemental attack that
doesn’t reduce it to 0 Health, it regains 1 point
of lost Health.

413
Bright Butterfly Wings. This figure has large,
fragile wings. It gains the Flying trait but loses
this ability as soon as it falls below its starting
Health. Additionally, the figure is at -1 against all
shooting attacks because it is such a large, bright
target.

414
Crushing Blow. Once per game, if this figure
inflicts damage in melee combat, it may use this
ability to inflict an extra 3 points of damage.
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415
Eye Thief. This figure can reach into a victim’s
Ghoul Reanimation. If this figure is reduced to 0 mind and temporarily steal its sight. Once per
Health, place an uncontrolled ghoul at the point game, this figure may spend an action to
it fell. automatically cast Blinding Light against a figure
within 10” and line of sight. Treat the spell as
416 having a Casting Number of 16. Figures that are
immune to Mind Control or Suggestion are
Sharpeye. Once per game, if this figure rolls a immune to this power.
natural ‘19’ on a Shooting Roll, it may convert
this to a ‘20’ and a critical hit.

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419
Super Slider. This figure excretes oil on the
undersides of its feet. It gains +3 Move, but only
if it makes a move in a straight line, unimpeded
by any terrain or other figures.
420
Mark of Power. This figure has strange, runic
birthmarks on the backs of its hands. All its
melee combat attacks count as magic and do an
additional 1 point of elemental magic damage.
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421
Sneak Attack. This figure gains an additional +2
Fight whenever it can claim a support bonus
from another figure. However, this figure never
gives a support bonus to any other figure.
422
Strong Telekinetic Pull. Once per game, this
figure may spend an action and target a figure
within 12” and line of sight. The target figure
must make a Move Roll (TN22). If the target
fails, it is immediately moved 3” directly towards
the active figure. This may move a figure out of,
or into, combat.
423
Desperate Levitation. Once per game, this figure
may declare it has the Levitation ability. This can
occur at any point; it does not have to be during
the figure’s activation and does not cost an
action. The ability lasts until the end of the turn.
424
Extremely Poor Eyesight. This figure has a
maximum line of sight of 12”.
425
Flaming Fists. This figure can cause its fists to
ignite in flames on command. This figure always
counts as armed with a magical hand weapon
that does +2 elemental damage.
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Weak but Fast. This figure has +1 Move and +1
Fight but does half damage (rounded up) in
melee combat.

427
Extra-Sharp Beak. This figure has a beak instead
of a mouth and nose. It is always counted as
armed with a hand weapon.

428
Neck Frill. This figure has a large frill that it can
expand out from its neck. This makes it confusing
to target with missile weapons. This figure gains
+2 Fight when rolling against shooting attacks.
429
Giant Scorpion Tail. This figure has a scorpion
tail growing out of its body. This figure always
counts as armed with a poisonous hand weapon
that does +1 damage.

430
Vulnerability to Chronomancy. This figure
suffers -2 Will to resist or break free from any
spells in the Chronomancy school.

431
Death Strike. Once per game, if this figure rolls
a natural ‘18 or 19’ on a melee combat attack, it
may convert the roll to a ‘20’ and a critical hit.

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Barbs. This figure has small barbs in its hands
and arms that makes it difficult for enemies to
escape its grasp. A figure fighting against this one
may only push this figure back, or step back, if it
causes damage from an attack; simply winning
the combat is not enough.
433
Werespider. This figure is half-man, half-spider.
It suffers -1 Fight and -2 Health but gains the
Expert Climber and Poison traits.
434
Vulnerability to Illusion. This figure suffers -2
Will to resist or break free from any spells in the
Illusionist school.
435
Toxic Cloud Release. This figure can spend an
action to release a cloud of dark gas. Place a 2”
diameter cloud adjacent to the figure. The figure
suffers 2 points of damage every time it does
this. Line of sight may not be drawn through the
cloud. Any figure that moves through this cloud,
apart from the figure that produced it, must
make a Will Roll (TN12) or be poisoned. At the
end of the turn, roll a die for each cloud, on a 1
– 5 the cloud is removed from the table.
436
Anteater Head. The figure has the head of an
anteater and gains +1 Will.
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437
Crookback. This figure has a severely crooked
back. It suffers a permanent -1 Fight.
438
Telekinetic Drag. This figure may spend an
action and target a figure within 12” and line of
sight. The target figure must make a Move Roll
(TN20). If the target fails, it is immediately
moved 3” directly towards the active figure. This
may move a figure out of, or into, combat.
439
Faun. This figure has the bottom half of a deer.
This figure gains +1 Move, but -1 Health.
440
Improved Fog Form. Once per game, this figure
may spend an action to activate its fog form. For
the rest of that activation through to the end of
the figure’s next activation, it gains Move +4 and
the Levitate trait, and no figure may force
combat with it. However, the figure may not
attack any other figure or pick up treasure
tokens. If the figure was carrying a treasure token
it is dropped at the point it activated the fog
form.
441
Killer’s Fury. If this figure reduces another figure
to 0 Health, it gains +2 damage on all melee
combat attacks for the rest of the game.

442
Extra Rude Finger. This figure has an extra finger
somewhere on its body. It can wear one magic ring
without the ring counting towards its maximum
number of items. Additionally, the finger is perfect
for making rude gestures, which gives the figure
+1 Will when rolling to resist spells.
443
Flaming Eyes. This figure can spend an action to
make a +2 elemental magic shooting attack
doing +1 damage at a maximum range of 8”.
444
Barbed Tentacles. This figure has numerous
tentacles which it can use to grapple and entrap
enemies. It always counts as armed with a dagger.
Additionally, enemy figures in combat with this
figure may only push this figure back, or step
back, if it causes damage in combat; simply
winning a combat is not enough.
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445
Vicious Dog Companion. This figure gains a war
hound as a companion. This hound does count
as a member of the warband but does not take
up a soldier slot. The war hound may never
intentionally move more than 6” away from its
companion figure. If it activates more than 6”
away, it must make a move directly towards its
companion if possible. Note that the same
restriction does not apply to the actual figure,
which can move away from the war hound with
no limitations. If the war hound is killed, another
will take its place before the next game.
446
Insanity. If this figure ever rolls a natural ‘1 or 2’
on any roll during the game, it goes temporarily
insane and counts as an uncontrolled creature.
This lasts for the rest of the turn on which the ‘1
or 2’ was rolled and all the next turn. After that,
the insanity passes, and the figure returns to its
normal allegiance.
447
Greater Insanity. If this figure ever rolls a ‘1’ on
any roll during the game, it goes insane and
counts as an uncontrolled creature for the rest of
the game. If it is carrying a treasure token, it
immediately drops it. After the game, it returns
to its normal allegiance.
448
Hammerhead Shark Head. This figure has the
head of a hammerhead shark and gains the
Amphibious trait.
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Excretes Valuable Gems. After every game in
which the figure participates and survives, roll a
die. On a 15+ it excretes a gem worth 30gc.
450
Severe Addiction. This figure is addicted to some
substance and must spend 25gc before each
game or suffer -1 to all die rolls during the game
due to withdrawal.
451
Life Burn. Any other figure that activates within
2” of this figure immediately suffers 2 points of
damage. Undead and constructs are immune to
this ability. This ability never applies on the first
turn of a game.
452
Wilful Undead. The figure gains the Undead
trait and +2 Will.
455
Telekinetic Slam. Once per game, this figure may
spend an action and target a figure within 12” and
line of sight. The target figure must make a Move
Roll (TN20). If the target fails, it is immediately
moved 8” directly away from the active figure.
This may move a figure out of, or into, combat.
456
Bird Slayer. This figure does +5 damage on
attacks against creatures with the Flying trait.
457
Giant Killer. This figure does +2 damage against
figures with the Large trait.
458
Undead Attracter. If this figure is on the table
when the controlling player rolls a ‘1 – 3’ for its
Initiative Roll, place a skeleton on the table at a
random point along the table edge.

453
Armoured Insect Centaur. This figure has the
bottom half of an insect. It gains the Expert
Climber trait and +1 Armour.

454
Beast Caller. Twice per game, this figure may
spend an action to summon any nearby beast.
Immediately roll on the Random Encounter
Table and place the creature at a random point
on the table edge. It is an uncontrolled creature.

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Mana Battery (1/1). This figure produces
mystical energy that can be tapped by friends
who know how. If a figure in the same warband
attempts to cast a spell within 3” of this figure it
may draw upon this figure to add +1 to the roll.
This can be done twice each game.
460
Poisonous Pustules. This figure is covered in
poisonous pustules. Whenever it takes damage
in melee combat, all other figures in the
combat must make a Will Roll (TN14) or be
poisoned.
461
Killer’s Flight. If this figure reduces another
figure to 0 Health, it gains the Flying trait for the
rest of the game.
462
Ferocious Attack. Once per game, this figure
may add +4 to its Combat Roll in a melee
combat that it initiates. This decision must be
made before the dice are rolled.
463
Intense Bloodboil. This figure may supercharge
its bloodflow. Before each game, it may choose to
suffer 5 damage to gain +1 Fight and +1 Shoot.
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464
Long Eye Stalks. The figure’s eyes project far
outside or above its head, allowing it easier vision
in all directions. This figure receives +1 Fight
when making Combat Rolls against shooting
attacks, and it may draw line of sight over terrain
that is 1” or less above its head (though it cannot
make shooting attacks over it unless its arms can
also reach that high).
465
Greatly Extendable Neck. This figure can extend
its neck so that its head is up to 3” higher than it
actually is. Thus, a figure can draw line of sight
over objects that are less than 3” higher than it.
It may use this to cast spells but not to make
attacks, as its hands cannot reach that high
(unless the attack is generated by the figure’s
head).
466
Scalding Blood Spray. This figure has boiling hot
blood that it can spray at opponents. This figure
may spend an action to make a +4 shooting
attack with +2 damage at a range of 10”.
However, it immediately takes 3 points of
damage.
467
Empowering Speed. Whenever this figure
activates, it can spend its own Health to increase
its Move for that activation. It costs 3 Heath to
increase Move by 1 or 5 Health to increase it by
2. This is the maximum it can be increased.

468
Gorilla Form. Whenever this figure takes
damage, it must make a Will Roll (TN10). If it
fails, replace this model with an uncontrolled
White Gorilla. The gorilla drops any treasure
tokens the figure was carrying. After the game it
returns to its regular form and allegiance.
469
Terrifying Appearance. Any figure that wishes to
move into combat with this figure must first
pass a Will Roll (TN10). If it fails, the action is
lost, and it may not move into combat with the
figure this turn, though the figure may continue
with its activation if it has other actions.
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470
Powerful Random Teleport. This figure may
spend an action to teleport 8” in a random
direction. This may not move it off the table but
can move it out of combat. Any treasure tokens
carried by the figure are dropped at the point it
teleported from.
471
Fully Rotatable Elbows. This figure’s elbows can
spin around 360 degrees, which often allows it to
make surprising attacks. Anytime this figure rolls
an even number on an attack roll in melee
combat, it gains an additional +1 (except a ‘20’
which stays as ‘20’).
472
High Blood-Enchantment. Whenever this figure
activates, it may sacrifice 2 Health as a free
action. If done, all its attacks count as magic
attacks and do +2 damage until its next activation.
473
Decaying Touch. This figure has an innate ability
to rapidly age inanimate weapons. Treat the
figure as though it has the Decay spell with a
Casting Number of 8 and a maximum range of
3”. The figure may not empower this roll nor
improve the Casting Number.
 may add +7 to one Will Roll. It must decide to
474 use this ability before the die is rolled.

Intense Blood Allergy. This creature is allergic to 479

the blood of other creatures. If it ever damages
another creature in melee combat, it suffers 2 Hair of Vipers. This figure has a nest of snakes
points of damage and is poisoned. This does not instead of hair. It always counts as armed with a
apply if the creature damaged doesn’t bleed, poisonous hand weapon.
such as undead and constructs.
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475
Vulnerability to Necromancy. This figure suffers
Bright Form. Any opposing figure that wants to -2 Will to resist or break free from spells from
make a shooting attack of any type against this the Necromancy school.
figure must first pass a Will Roll (TN8). If it fails,
it is blinded for the remainder of the turn, and its 481
stats are reduced to Move 1, Fight +0, Shoot +0.
Double Backswing. Twice per game, if this
476 model wins a fight in melee combat, it may
make another free attack against the same model
Highly Reflective Skin. This figure has reflective without spending an action. The figure may still
skin which makes it confusing to look at and only use this ability once per activation.
difficult to target at a distance. It gains +3 Fight
against all shooting attacks from another figure 482
(but not scenario special effects).
Concentration Parasite. It is difficult to
477 concentrate when this figure is close. Any figure
attempting to cast a spell suffers a -1 to the Casting
Spiked Snail Shell. This figure has a large snail shell Roll if this figure is within 6” and line of sight. This
on its back. This figure receives +2 Armour but does not apply on the first turn of the game.
may not wear any armour. At the start of a turn,
the figure can ‘retreat into its shell’. Until the start
of its next activation, the figure gains +3 Armour
(in addition to the normal +2) and -3 Fight, and its
Move is reduced to 2. This figure always counts as
armed with a dagger due to the spikes on its shell.

478
Nerves of Adamant. Once per game, this figure

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Killer’s Speed. If this figure reduces another
figure to 0 Health, it gains +2 Move for the rest
of the game.
484
Gigantic Brain. This figure has a gigantic brain,
meaning its head is much larger than normal.
Any time the figure rolls a natural ‘18 – 20’ on a
Will Roll, the roll counts as an automatic success.
485
Vulnerability to Mental Control. This figure
suffers -2 Will to all attempts to resist or break
free from spells from the Soothsayer school.
486
Vicious Cat Centaur. This figure has the bottom
half of a large vicious cat. It no longer suffers any
movement penalties for rough terrain and its Move
stat is set at 7. Additionally, it never counts as
unarmed due to natural claws that do +1 damage.
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487
Morbidly Obese. This figure is horrifically fat. It
suffers -2 Move but has +3 Health.
488
Ghost Killer. All this figure’s melee combat
attacks count as magic attacks, additionally, it is
Immune to Energy Drain.
489
Explosion Hardened. Any attack that affects an
area, instead of an individual target, does half
damage, rounded down, against this figure.
490
Steel Heart. Once per game, this figure may add
+3 to a Will Roll. It may use this ability after the
dice are rolled.
491
Barbed Serpent Tale. This figure has a serpent
tail instead of legs. The tail features barbs or
spikes near its end. The figure suffers -1 Move
but never suffers movement penalties for going
over rough ground. Also, it is always treated as
armed with a dagger.
492
Careless with Weapons. This figure often breaks
its own weapons. Whenever it rolls a natural ‘1 – 2’
on an attack, the weapon it is using is broken and
becomes useless. If the weapon is magical, it does
not break, but it loses all bonuses and does not
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Extremely Long Legs. This figure has very long
legs that grant it +2 Move.

497
Aardvark Head. This figure has the head of an
aardvark, and it gains the Burrowing trait.

count as magical for the remainder of the game
(except it still won’t break due to this ability).
498
Improved Brace. Once per game, this figure may
increase its Armour by 5 for the duration of one
attack, but the decision to use this ability must
be made before the dice are rolled.

493
Three-Brawny Arms. This figure has three arms
or arm-like appendages, that are all stronger than
normal. It may use a two-handed weapon or staff
at the same time as a shield. This figure does +1
damage in melee combat.
499
No Knees. This figure has normal-length legs,
but no knees, making it awkward to walk. It
suffers -1 Move and -3 to all Move Stat Rolls.

494
Thamaturgic Vulnerability. This figure suffers -2
Will to resist or break free from spells from the
Thaumaturgy school.

495
Poisonous Bite. This figure has sharp fangs that
secrete poison. Whenever this figure makes an
attack, it may choose to bite instead of its normal
attack. This has no Fight penalty, does -2 damage,
and is poisonous.

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 500
Electrically Powered. This figure has electricity
running through its veins. Any figure that causes
damage to this figure in melee combat
immediately suffers a +1 elemental magic attack
(increase to +2 if it is wearing heavy armour).
501
Web Spinner. Twice per game, this figure may
spend an action to create a web. This web can be
up to 6” long, must be anchored at both ends on
terrain and some portion of the web must be
adjacent to the figure. The web does not block
line of sight; however, no figure may move
through or climb over a web. The web can be
destroyed by a melee attack, or a shooting attack
that covers an area. Treat the web as having Fight
+0, Armour 14, Health 1. Unless destroyed, the
web remains until the end of the game.
502
Wraith Call. This figure may spend an action,
which can replace a move action, to scream. Roll
a die. On an 18+ place a wraith at a random
point along the table edge. On any other result,
nothing happens, and the action is lost.
503
Empowered Strike. If this figure forgoes all its
actions for one activation (during an activation
when it would receive at least 1), then the next
time it hits an opponent in melee combat, the
strike does an additional +6 elemental magic
damage.
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504
Moves on Four Limbs. This figure uses all four
limbs to move. This increases its speed but makes
it more difficult to fight. It gains +1 Move but -1
Fight.
505
Demon Commander. Once per game, this figure
may spend an action to target any uncontrolled
demon within line of sight. That demon must
make a Will Roll (TN20). If it fails, the figure
may move the demon up to its Move stat in
inches in any direction, including out of or into
combat, so long as this move does not result in
the demon taking immediate damage (such as
walking off a cliff).
506
Werefrog. This figure is half-man, half-frog. It
suffers -1 Fight and -2 Health but gains the
Amphibious trait and can jump up to its full
movement without the need for a run up.
507
Limited Levitation. Any time this figure activates,
it may spend an action to gain the Levitation
ability for the rest of the turn. This can replace a
move action.
508
Perceptive Cyclops. The figure suffers the same
penalties as for the Lost Eye permanent injury
but gains the True Sight trait.
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Rabbit Head. This figure has the head of a rabbit.
Due to its large ears, the figure gains the True
Sight trait with a range of 6”.

510
Metal Exoskeleton. The figure has a tough
exoskeleton, but no inner skeleton. It gains +4
Armour but -5 Health. The figure may not wear
any form of armour.

511
Rat Form. Whenever this figure takes damage, it
must make a Will Roll (TN10). If it fails, replace
this model with an uncontrolled giant rat. After
the game it returns to its regular form and
allegiance.
512
Blinding Aura. Any figure that activates within
3” of this figure must make a Will Roll (TN12)
or be blinded for the rest of the turn. While
blinded, the figure’s Move is reduced to 1, its
Fight is reduced to +0 and it may not make any
shooting attacks or take any action that requires
line of sight. This ability does not apply on the
first turn of the game.
513
514
Attempted Self-Possession. This figure can spend
an action to invite a demon into its own body.
Roll a die, on a 1 – 10 nothing happens, and the
action is lost. On an 11 – 20, treat the figure as
though it is under the effect of a Possess spell.
This ability cannot be used if the figure is already
possessed.
515
Extremely High Metabolism. This figure burns
calories extremely quickly and thus tends to run
out of energy. This figure always counts as
Wounded after the fourth turn of the game.

Half Life. This figure exists in a strange form 516

somewhere between life and death. This figure
can choose whether or not it possesses the Strong Magic Resistance. This figure gains +3 on
Undead trait at any given moment. all Will Rolls to resist or overcome spells.

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Glowing Blood. This figure always counts as though
a Glow Spell is active on it. It also gains +2 Health.
518
Laser Eyes. This figure can spend an action to
make a +2 elemental magic shooting attack
doing +2 damage at a range of 12”.
519
Large Antennae. This figure has large antennae
which help it perceive the world. It gains +3
Will.
520
Two Extra Hands. The figure has a pair of extra
hands somewhere on its body. The figure gains
two additional item slots.
521
Killer’s Enchantment. If this figure reduces
another figure to 0 Health, then its attacks all
count as magical for the rest of the game.
522
Large Tusks. This figure always counts as armed
with a hand weapon.
523
Spellcaster Allergy. This figure suffers extremely
allergic reactions to spellcasters. Whenever it is
in combat with a spellcaster, it suffers -2 Fight.
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524
Extremely Slippery. Any figure that wishes to
force combat with this figure must first pass a
Move Roll (TN20). If the roll is failed, the figure
may not force combat, but may attempt to do so
against another figure later in the turn.
525
Static Discharge. Whenever this figure completes a
Move action, the nearest other figure in line of sight
and within 8” suffers a -1 elemental shooting attack.
This does not apply on the first turn of the game.
526
Thick Blubber. This figure has a thick blubbery
layer all around its body. It gains +2 Health and
is immune to any scenario effects caused by cold
(though not attacks).
527
Enchanted Bones. This figure’s bones are
enchanted with powerful magic. All its attacks
count as magic attacks, and it gains +2 on Will
Rolls to resist or overcome spells.
528
Soul-Linked. Select one other random member
of the warband. This figure is soul-bonded to it
and gains +3 Health. If that figure is reduced to 0
Health, then this figure is also immediately
reduced to 0 Health. The reverse is not true. If
the bounded figure leaves the warband for any
reason a new random warband member must be
selected to be bonded.
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Fox Head. This figure has the head of a fox and Magic Allergy. Whenever this figure is hit by a
gains +3 Will. magic attack, it suffers -5 Armour against that
attack.
530
536
Powerful Favour. This figure is owed a favour by
some powerful entity. This figure may add +5 to Powerful Undead. The figure gains the Undead
any one roll it makes on the Survival Table. After trait and does +1 damage on melee attacks.
it has done this, the powerful favour is lost. A
figure may choose to use this ability after the 537
Survival Roll has been made.
Flaming Bile. This figure can vomit flaming bile.
531 It may make magic shooting attacks with a 3”
range and +0 damage.
Toxic Belch. This figure has toxic glands in its
throat that allow it to belch a poisonous fog. This
figure may spend an action to belch at any figure
within 4”. That figure must make a Will Roll
(TN14) or be poisoned.

532
Gigantic Ears. The figure has gigantic ears which
improve its hearing. The figure gains True Sight
with a range of 6”.
533
Enchantment Purge. At the end of every turn,
roll a die for this figure. On a 6+ all spells
currently active on the figure are cancelled.
534
Alligator Head. This figure has the head of an
alligator. It always counts as armed with a hand
weapon due to its bite attack.
538
Body of Stone. The figure’s body is composed
completely of stone. Its Armour stat is increased by
3, but it may no longer wear armour of any type.
Additionally, it suffers -3 to all Swimming Rolls.
539
Insect Companions. This figure is constantly
surrounded by a cloud of friendly flying insects.
All other figures within 2” of this figure suffer -1
to all rolls.

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 540
Heron Head. This figure has the head of a heron.
It always counts as armed with a dagger.
541
Quick Step. Once per game, when this figure
activates, it may move 2” in any direction,
regardless of whether it is in combat. No figure
may force combat as a result of this move.
542
Bonehead. This figure has bone ridges in its
head, which makes it tougher and allows it to
headbutt opponents. It gains +1 Health and does
not suffer the -2 damage for being unarmed.
543
Jinx. If this figure is part of a warband, the first
Survival Roll made by a member of the group
after each game is at -1. (The player may always
choose the order to make Survival Rolls).
544
Improved Power Lifter. This figure never suffers
any encumbrance or movement penalty for
carrying treasure tokens. It may also carry two
treasure tokens at the same time.
545
Nearly Blind. This figure has a maximum line of
sight of 6”.
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546
Spikey Armoured Shell. This figure has a shell
covering a large part of its body. This figure
cannot wear any armour but gains +2 Armour.
Additionally, this figure always counts as armed
with a dagger.
547
Improved Lunging Attack. Once per game, this
figure may force combat with a figure that
moves within 3” of it, instead of the normal 1”.
548
Killer’s Sight. If this figure reduces another figure
to 0 Health, it gains the True Sight trait for the
rest of the game.
549
Extremely Painful Body Restructure. At the start
of each turn, this figure may spend 2 Health and
choose one of the following traits: Amphibious,
Expert Climber, Immune to Poison, or Never
Wounded. This figure has this trait until its next
activation.
550
Weregorilla. The figure is half-man, half-gorilla.
It gains +1 Fight, +2 Health and the Expert
Climber trait.
 551
Three Heads. This figure has three heads, which
makes it nearly impossible to gang up against.
Figures fighting this creature always count as
having one less supporting figure than they
actually do (to a minimum of 0), and supporting
figures only provide a +1 support bonus.
552
Enhanced Project Self. This figure can spend a
move action and immediately move 8” in any
direction, so long as the final spot is in line of
sight. This can move this figure into or out of
combat. The figure may now use any other
actions it has. However, as soon as this figure has
completed this activation, move it back to the
point where it activated.
553
Deadeye. Once per game, if this figure rolls a
natural ‘18 or 19’ on a Shooting Roll, it may
convert this roll to a ‘20’ and a critical hit.
554
Horrific Death Scream. If this figure is reduced
to 0 Health, all figures within 6” immediately
suffer a +1 attack.
555
Hardened Elemental Armour. This figure gains
Elemental Resistance (5).
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556
Nearly 2-Dimensional. This figure is so thin in
one dimension as to be almost flat. It suffers -2
Armour but can fit through any gap, no matter
how narrow.
557
Massive Blood Evaporation. Whenever this
figure takes damage, its blood evaporates into a
misty pink cloud. Place a 3” diameter cloud
centred on the figure. This cloud blocks all line
of sight, but not movement. At the end of each
turn, roll a die. On a 1 – 5 the cloud disperses.
558
Extreme Mitigation. Once per game, this figure
can reduce the damage from any one source by 8.
559
Minor Demon-Spawn. If this figure is reduced to
0 Health, place a minor demon on the spot
where the figure fell.
560
Perceptive Troglodyte. This figure is used to
living where invisible things creep. The figure
gains the True Sight trait. It never suffers any
reduction in the maximum line of sight due to
darkness. If outside, on land, and in the daylight,
however, it suffers -1 Fight and -1 Shoot.
 561
Vulture Head. This figure has the head of a
vulture. Its sharp beak means it is always counted
as armed with a dagger.
562
Viper Arms. This figure has snakes for arms. It
may not carry any weapons or shields of any
type. However, it always counts as armed with a
poisonous hand weapon with +1 Fight.
563
Eagle Head. This figure has the head of an eagle.
It gains +1 Shoot.
564
Powerful Brachiator. This figure can hurl itself
about by its arms. It gains the Expert Climber trait
and can jump up to its full movement from a
standing position if next to a vertical terrain piece.
565
Half-Demonic. This figure can choose whether
or not it possesses the Demon trait at any given
moment and may switch between having or not
having it merely by declaring it so. While it does
have the Demon trait, it also gains Elemental
Resistance (3).
566
Long Whiskers. This figure has long whiskers
allowing it to sense things close by that it cannot
see. It gains True Sight with a range of 5”.
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567
Advanced Mind Cloud. Once per game, a figure
may use this ability as a free action. For the
remainder of the turn, no figure may force
combat with it.
568
Octopus Head. This figure’s head looks like an
octopus, tentacles and all. This figure gains the
Amphibious trait.
569
Amorphous. This figure has no solid bone
structure and can reorganize its body mass at
will. This allows it to move through any opening
no matter how small.
570
Hibernate. Roll a die before each game; on a ‘1’,
this figure is hibernating and must miss the
game. It may remain a part of the warband and
be replaced by a free figure for this game. The
next time this figure participates in a game, it
starts the game at +2 Health.
571
Potent Acidic Blood. If this figure is damaged in
melee combat, all other figures in the combat
immediately suffer 2 points of damage.
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Withered Half. One half of this figure’s body has
withered away so that it is almost useless. Treat
the figure has though it has both the Crushed
Arm and Smashed Leg permanent injuries.

573
Minor Static Charge. If this figure makes a move
action in which it moves at least 3” then the next
time it hits with a melee combat attack, it does
an additional 1 point of elemental magic damage.
The actions do not have to be consecutive. This
ability can be used any number of times during
a game.

574
Valuable Trophy. This figure has some valuable
mutation. It gains the Bounty (50gc) trait.

575
Burning Soul. All this figure’s melee attacks
count as magic attacks and do +1 damage.
However, any time this figure rolls a natural ‘20’
for any roll, it immediately suffers 2 points of
damage.
576
Cute and Fluffy. This figure is cute and
unthreatening. Uncontrolled creatures will never
move towards this figure if there is another
target in line of sight. If in multiple combat,
uncontrolled creatures will always target figures
other than this one.
577
General of the Dead. Once per game, this figure
can spend an action to cast Raise Zombie. The
spell is automatically successful but produces a
ghoul instead of a zombie.
578
Thin Ablative Skin. This figure has a tough skin
that it sheds and regrows. The figure gains +2
Health; however, the first 2 points of damage the
figure takes during a game cannot be healed by
any means in game – they only return for the
next game.

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579
Mind Slam. Whenever this figure makes an
attack in melee combat, it may force both figures
in the combat to use their Will stat instead of
their Fight stat for their Combat Roll. If this
option is selected, this figure gains +2 to its own
Fight Roll. Otherwise, the combat follows the
normal rules.
580
Magic-Resistant Snail Shell. This figure has a
large snail shell on its back. This figure receives
+2 Armour but may not wear any armour. At the
start of a turn, the figure can ‘retreat into its
shell’. Until the start of its next activation, it
gains +3 Armour (above the +2 it normally
receives) and -3 Fight, and its Move is reduced
to 2. This figure also receives +2 on all Will Rolls
to resist or break spells, or +4 if it has retreated
into its shell.
581
Extremely Warty. This figure is covered in warts,
which makes it slightly tougher, but also makes
wearing armour extremely painful. The figure
gains +1 Health but may not wear any armour.
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582
Sprout Wings. This figure may spend an action
(which can replace a move action) and take 1
point of damage to gain the Flying trait for the
remainder of this turn and all the next.
583
Long Arms, No Legs. This figure has no legs, but
long, muscular arms. It suffers -1 Move, but it
does +1 damage in melee combat.
584
Plague Carrier. This figure carries a horrific
disease. It suffers a permanent -4 Health. Any
figure that is wounded by this figure in melee
combat must make an immediate Health Roll
(TN20). If it fails, it contracts a mild form of the
disease and starts the next game at -5 Health
(cumulative with any other penalties).
585
Colourful Neck Frill. This figure possesses a
large, colourful frill that expands out from its
neck. This makes the figure a confusing target.
Anyone targeting this figure with a shooting
attack suffers a -1 shoot.
586
Construct Commander. Once per game, this
figure may spend an action to target any
uncontrolled construct within line of sight. That
construct must make a Will Roll (TN20). If it
fails, the figure may move the construct up to its
Move stat in inches in any direction, including
out of or into combat, so long as this move does
not result in the construct taking immediate
damage (such as walking off a cliff).

587
Blade Hands. This figure has no hands, just
blades. The figure cannot carry any weapons or
shields. However, it gains +1 Fight and always
counts as armed with a magic hand weapon.

588
Major Regeneration. This figure gains back up to
2 points of lost Health every time it activates.

589
Mind-Robber. If this figure damages another
figure in melee combat, the damaged figure must
make a Will Roll (TN14). If it fails, it becomes a
temporary member of this figure’s warband. It
may make another Will Roll to break this control
at the end of each of its activations.

590
Cobra Head. This figure has the head of a cobra.
It always counts as armed with a poisoned dagger. that model is within 12” and has not previously
activated in the turn. (Apprentices still may not
591 activate in the Wizard Phase).

Weak but Very Fast. This figure has +1 Move and
+3 Fight but does half damage (rounded up) in
melee combat.
592
Short Range Telepathy. This figure can always
group activate with one other model, provided
593
Highly Explosive Sneeze. This figure has highly
volatile sneezes. If the controlling player ever
rolls a natural ‘1’ on an Initiative Roll, this figure
sneezes, and all other figures within 2”
immediately suffer a +2 shooting attack. This
does not apply to the first turn of the game.

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 594
Enhanced Crumbling Touch. Three times per
game, this figure may spend an action to
successfully cast the Crumble Spell against a
terrain feature within 1”.

595
Enchanted Horns. This figure has a set of
magical horns. It gains the Horns trait. Whenever
it makes an attack where it receives the bonus
for using horns, this attack counts as a magic
attack.

596
Explosive Excrement. This figure excretes an
explosive substance. If this figure forgoes all its
actions in an activation, during an activation
where it has at least one action, it may place a
marker on the table adjacent to it. If any other
creature moves within 1” of this marker, it
explodes, and all figures within 3” suffer a +5
magic shooting attack. This figure may never
have more than two such markers on the table
at one time. This figure is immune to attacks
from its own excrement, nor does it ever
trigger them.
597
Distracting Laugh. This figure’s constant
laughter is extremely distracting. Figures suffer
-1 to all rolls while within 2” of this figure. This
does not apply on the first turn of a game.
598
Extremely Extendable arms. This figure may
pick up a treasure token within 5” provided there
is no enemy figure within 1” of either the figure
or the token.
599
Sticky Leg Tentacles. The figure’s legs are
replaced with a mass of tentacles. This figure has
-1 Move, but never suffers movement penalties
for movement over rough ground or climbing.
600
Limited Teleportation. Once per game, this
figure may spend an action to teleport anywhere
within 6” and line of sight. This action can
replace a move action and can be done while in
combat.

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Covered in Quills. Most of this figure’s body is
covered in quills or spines. It cannot wear any type
of Armour. Whenever a figure in melee combat
with this figure rolls a natural ‘1 – 5’ on its Combat
Roll, it suffers 2 points of damage in addition to
whatever damage it takes if it loses the combat.
607
Static Charge. If this figure makes a move action in
which it moves at least 3”, then the next time it hits
with a melee combat attack, it does an additional 2
points of elemental magic damage. The actions do
not have to be consecutive. This ability can be used
any number of times during a game.

602
Pig Head. This figure has the head of a pig and
suffers -1 Will.
603
Blazing Form. Any opposing figure that wants to
make a shooting attack of any type against this
figure must first pass a Will Roll (TN10). If it fails,
it is blinded for the remainder of the turn, and its
stats are reduced to Move 1, Fight +0, Shoot +0.
604
608
Devastating Blow. Once per game, if this figure
inflicts damage in melee combat, it may use this
ability to inflict an extra 4 points of damage.
609
Exploding Poisonous Pustules. This figure is
covered in poisonous pustules that regularly pop
open in a spray of poisonous fluid. Any figure
that fights in a round of combat with this figure,
must make a Will Roll (TN14) or be poisoned,
regardless of the outcome of the fight.

Unihorn. This figure has one large horn in the

middle of its head. It gains the Horns trait.

605
Fated for Mediocrity. This figure rolls 3d6
instead of d20 for all its die rolls. In this case,
treat 18 as a critical hit/automatic success and 3
as an automatic failure.

606
Freezing Grasp. This figure does +3 damage in
melee combat. This bonus does not apply against
undead or constructs.

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Sonic Digger. This figure can use its vocal cords
to generate a sonic wave capable of digging
through the hardest earth. The figure gains the
Burrowing trait.
611
Strong Magic Vulnerability. This figure suffers -3
on all Will Rolls to resist or overcome spells.
612
Double Jointed. This figure can bend in all kinds
of strange ways. It gains the Expert Climber trait.
613
Stubby Legs. This figure has almost no legs at all.
Its body seems to go straight from thighs to feet.
It suffers -2 Move.
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614
Major Addiction. This figure is addicted to some
substance and must spend 40gc before each
game or suffer -2 Health and -1 to all die rolls
during the game due to withdrawal.
615
Horrific Appearance. Any figure that wishes to
move into combat with this figure must first pass
a Will Roll (TN12). If it fails, the action is lost,
though the figure may continue with its
activation if it has other actions.
616
Painful Laughter. Whenever this figure is
activated, it releases a painfully high-pitched
laugh. All living figures (not undead or
constructs) within 2” must make a Will Roll
(TN8) taking damage equal to the amount by
which it failed the roll. This does not apply on
the first turn of the game.
617
Hands of Death. This figure has skeletal hands.
All its melee attacks count as magic attacks and
do +2 damage against living creatures (so not
undead or constructs).
618
Low Boiling Point. This figure’s blood starts to
boil at much lower than usual temperatures,
making it vulnerable to heat and elemental magic
attacks. This figure suffers double damage from
elemental attacks including all forms of fire.
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Mana Battery (2/2). This figure produces
mystical energy that can be tapped by friends
who know how. If a figure in the same warband
attempts to cast a spell within 3” of this figure, it
may draw upon this figure to add +2 to the roll.
This can be done twice each game.
620
Hoofed Legs. This figure has hooves instead of
feet. It gains +1 Move but suffers -3 on Move
Stat Rolls.
624
Regenerating Organs. This figure’s organs heal
almost instantly. It gains the Immune to Critical
Hits trait.
625
Death Eye. This figure has a third eye which can
command death. Once per game, you can spend
an action to automatically cast the Strike Dead
Spell with a Casting Roll of 15. As per the spell,
you take 1 damage using this ability.

621
Murderous Strike. Once per game, if this figure
rolls a ‘17 – 19’ on a melee combat attack, it may
convert this roll to a ‘20’ and thus a critical hit.

622
Demon Attracter. If this figure is on the table
when the controlling player rolls a natural ‘1 – 3’
for its Initiative Roll, place an imp on the table
at a random point along the table edge.

623
Frequent Insanity. If this figure ever rolls a
natural ‘1 – 3’ on any roll during the game, it goes
temporarily insane and counts as an uncontrolled
creature. This lasts for the rest of the turn on
which the ‘1 – 3’ was rolled and all the next turn.
After that, the insanity passes, and the figure
returns to its normal allegiance.
626
Deathwish. This figure doesn’t care if it lives or
dies. It never gains any bonuses from being in
cover and suffers -2 to all Fight Rolls against
shooting attacks, but it automatically passes all
Will Rolls to resist the effects of Fear or Horror.

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Powerful Ink Spray. Once per game, this figure
may spray ink at an opponent. Treat the figure as
though it cast a Blinding Light spell with a
Casting Roll of 16. The effects of this cannot be
cancelled by effects that cancel magic.
628
Runic Arms. This figure has runes branded,
tattooed, or carved into its arms. All its attacks
count as magic attacks.
629
Spider Form. Whenever this figure takes damage,
it must make a Will Roll (TN10). If it fails,
replace this model with an uncontrolled ice
spider. After the game it returns to its regular
form and allegiance.
630
Burrowing Troglodyte. This figure is used to
living underground and digging tunnels. Its eyes
have adapted to the dark. The figure gains the
Burrowing trait. It never suffers any reduction in
the maximum line of sight due to darkness. If
outside, on land, and in the daylight, however, it
suffers -1 Fight and -1 Shoot.
631
Spider Blood. This figure has the blood of spiders
flowing in its veins. It gains the Immune to
Poison trait.
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632
Extremely Squishy. This figure is extremely soft.
It suffers -3 Armour.
633
Improved Phosphorescent Spray. This figure
may spend an action to spray a phosphorescent
film at an opponent within 6” and line of sight.
The spray affects all figures that are either in
contact or in combat with the target figure. The
target and all other affected figures must make a
Move Roll (TN20). If a figure fails, it is covered
with the film and all shooting rolls against it are
at +3 for the rest of the game.
634
Boiling Blood Spew. This figure has boiling hot
blood that it can spew at opponents. This figure
may spend an action to make a +3 shooting
attack with +2 damage at a range of 10” against
all figures within 0.5” of a chosen point. However,
the sprayer immediately takes 3 points of
damage.
635
Super Bulky. This figure has grown very large. It
gains +3 Health and the Large trait.
636
Wraith-Reanimation. If this figure is reduced to
0 Health, place an uncontrolled wraith at the
point it fell.
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Third Eye. This figure has a third eye somewhere
on its face. It also gains the Mind Lock trait.
638
Major Static Discharge. Whenever this figure
completes a Move action, the nearest other
figure in line of sight suffers a +0 elemental
shooting attack. This does not apply on the first
turn of the game.
639
Extremely Loud Soul. If any player rolls to check
for a Random Encounter after picking up a
treasure token while this figure is on the table,
roll two dice and keep both results.
640
Poisonous Detachable Spines. This figure has
long, poisonous spines growing from its body
which it can detach and even throw. This figure
always counts as armed with a poison dagger and
has a 6” shooting attack doing -1 damage and
poison.
641
More Plant than Man. This figure’s internal
structure works more like a plant than an animal.
It gains the Never Wounded trait.
642
Moose Head. This figure has the head of a moose
and gains the Horns trait.
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643
Inhumanly Obese. This figure is so fat that it is
hard to recognize what kind of creature it actually
is as it is has become mostly blob-like. It suffers -3
Move (to a minimum of 1) but gains +5 Health.
644
Poisonous Blood. If this figure is below its
starting Health, all its attacks count as poisonous.
This figure may spend an action to do 1 point of
damage to itself.
645
Big and Strong. This figure gains the Large and
Strong traits.
646
Magically-Attuned Cyclops. This figure can see
the ways of magic through its one eye. The figure
suffers the same penalties as for the Lost Eye
permanent injury. If this figure is a spellcaster, it
may claim a +5 on one Casting Roll, once per
game. This decision must be made before the
dice are rolled. If the figure is not a spellcaster, it
gains +5 on one Will Roll to resist or overcome a
spell, once per game, but may make the decision
to use this ability after the die is rolled.
647
Blind. This figure is blind but uses other senses
to make up for it. It gains the True Sight trait,
and never suffers any penalties from receiving
the Lost Eye permanent injury. It is also Immune
to the Blinding Light spell.
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Blood-Marked. This figure has strange red
symbols all over its body. It gains +5 on all Will
Rolls to resist Mind Control or Suggestion.
Should a creature with blood-marked become
unarmed, it suffers the usual -2 Fight, but not
the -2 damage.
649
Visions of Doom. This figure is cursed with
visions of its own doom. If the player ever rolls a
natural ‘18 – 20’ for initiative, this figure receives
a maximum of one action in its next activation.
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650
Magical Self-Projectile. This figure may spend an
action to make a magic shooting attack at a target
up to 6” away. This attack does +3 damage. After
the attack, move the shooting figure 1.5” away
from the target in a random direction, and the
shooting figure takes 3 points of damage. If the
shooting figure is carrying a treasure token, it
drops it at the point it made the shooting attack.
651
Highly Empathetic. Whenever another figure
within 6” rolls a natural ‘20’ on any roll, this
figure gains back 2 lost points of Health. However,
if a figure within 6” is reduced to 0 Health, this
figure immediately suffers 4 points of damage.
652
Shining Butterfly Wings. This figure has large,
fragile wings. It gains the Flying trait but loses
this ability as soon as it falls below its starting
Health. Additionally, the figure gains +2 Will.
653
Clumsy. This figure suffers -4 to all Move Rolls.
654
Walrus Head. This figure has the head of walrus
and gains the Horns trait, to represent its tusks.
655
Redundant Organs. This figure has multiple,
redundant organs. It gains the Immune to Critical
Hits trait.
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Poison Rage. If this figure is ever poisoned, it
gains +2 Fight and +2 damage on all melee
combat attacks.
657
Resistant to Missile Weapons. This figure never
takes more than 2 points of damage from non-
magic bow, crossbow, or javelin attacks. It takes
full damage from all other shooting attacks,
including attacks made with magic arrows, bolts,
or javelins.
658
Extremely Long Neck. This figure has an
extremely elongated neck, which unfortunately
makes it vulnerable. It suffers +7 damage
(instead of the normal +5) any time it suffers a
critical hit.
659
661
Chilling Touch. This figure does +2 damage in
melee, except against undead and constructs.
662
Demon Hunter’s Will. This figure gains +2 on all
Will Rolls if there are non-allied demons on the
table.
663
Powerful Ink Spew. Once per game, this figure
may spray ink in all directions. Treat the figure as
though it had just cast a Blinding Light spell with
a Casting Roll of 16 against every other figure
within 3”. The effects of this cannot be cancelled
by effects that cancel magic.
664
Bison Head. This figure has the head of a bison.
It gains the Horns trait.

Suicide Attack. This figure does +8 damage on

melee attacks. However, if it inflicts any damage
in melee it is immediately reduced to 0 Health.

660
Whipping Tentacles. This figure has tentacles
that whip around its body. Any time any figure
(including friendly ones) moves or activates
within 3” of this figure, it suffers a +2 shooting
attack. This does not apply on the first turn of
the game.

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665
Channel Will. Whenever this figure activates, it
may declare that it is channelling its Will. All its
melee attacks become magic attacks and do +1
damage; however, the figure suffers -3 Will Rolls
until the start of its next activation.
666
Heavy Blubber. This figure has a heavy blubbery
layer all around its body. It gains +3 Health and
is immune to any scenario effects resulting from
the cold (but not cold attacks).
667
Limited Force Bubble. Once per game, this
figure may spend an action to form a bubble of
force around it that pushes all other figures away.
All figures in line of sight suffer a +8 shooting
attack, but instead of damage, they are moved a
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number of inches equal to the amount of damage
they would have taken directly away from this
figure. A figure will stop if it hits any terrain over
1” high but will move over shorter terrain or
other figures.
668
Undead Hunter’s Will. This figure gains +2 to all
Will Rolls if there are non-allied undead on the
table.
669
Draining Tentacles. This figure has numerous
tentacles which it can use to grapple and entrap
enemies and suck their blood. Whenever this
figure does at least 1 point of damage in melee
combat, it regains 1 point of lost Health.
Additionally, no figure in combat with this one
may push this figure back, or step back from
combat, unless it deals damage; simply winning
the combat is not enough.
670
Delicious Smell. This figure smells tasty to
animals. Any uncontrolled animal within 6” will
target this figure over any others when making
its moves (the figure doesn’t have to be in line of
sight). Additionally, animals will always attack
this figure in preference to any other. If an animal
reduces this figure to 0 Health, it suffers -1 on its
Survival Roll due to the animal feasting.
671
Animal Hunter’s Will. This figure gains +2 to all
Will Rolls if there are non-allied animals on the
table.
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Skull Enchanter. This figure may opt to carry a
skull, which counts as an item. Once per game,
this figure may spend an action to animate that
skull, as though it had cast the Animate Skull spell.
673
Werehippo. This figure is half-man, half-
hippopotamus. It gains +2 Health, does +1
damage, and gains the Large and Amphibious
traits.
674
Fear of Demons. This figure suffers -2 to all Will
Rolls if there are any demons on the table.
678
Fear of Undead. This figure suffers -3 to Will
Rolls if there are undead on the table.
679
Reliable. This figure rolls 2d10 instead of d20 for
all die rolls during a game. In this case, treat any
natural ‘2’ as an automatic failure.
680
Two Animal Heads. This figure has two heads,
each from a different animal (the player may
choose which). This makes it tougher to gang up
on this figure. Figures only grant a +1 supporting
figure bonus when fighting this figure.

675
Hurtling Attack. This figure gains +6 Move on
any move action that attempts to move the
figure into combat.

676
Innate Undead Slayer. Whenever the player
controlling this figure rolls a natural ‘18 – 20’ for
their Initiative Roll, this figure may immediately
cast Destroy Undead at a target of its choosing as
a free action.

677
Chameleon Head. This figure has the head of a
chameleon, which gives it great all-around vision.
It receives +2 Fight when rolling against shooting
attacks.

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 681
Soulrattling Wail. This figure may spend an action
to wail. All figures within 8”, including the active
figure, must make a Will Roll (TN12) or suffer
damage equal to the amount by which they failed
the roll. Undead and constructs are immune to
this damage, as are any figures that cannot hear.
682
Shadowy Form. This figure is very dark and
tough to distinguish from shadows. No figure
may draw line of sight to this figure if it is more
than 12” away. In addition, it gains +3 to all Fight
Rolls made against shooting attacks.
683
Gigantic Hand. This figure has one normal-sized
hand and one gigantic hand. This figure does +1
damage in melee combat and always counts as
armed with a hand weapon.
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684
Adamant Heart. Once per game, this figure may
add +4 to a Will Roll. It may decide to use this
ability after the die is rolled.
685
Fear of Animals. This figure suffers -3 to Will
Rolls if there are animals on the table.
686
Finger Darts. This figure may fire the bones out
of its fingers. This figure may spend an action to
make a shooting attack that follows the rules for
a successfully cast Bone Dark spell. The figure
may do this a maximum of five times in the
game. Once a figure has used this ability once in
a game, it may no longer use a two-handed
weapon, staff, bow, or crossbow. The figure’s
bones grow back between games.
687
Swallow and Regurgitate. This figure can carry
an extra item inside of it; however, it can’t make
use of it. It may spend an action to swallow one
item and regurgitate another, thus switching
which item it can use at a given time.
688
Painful Body Restructure. When this figure
activates, it may spend one 1 Heath and choose
one of the following traits: Amphibious, Expert
Climber, Immune to Poison, or Never Wounded.
This figure has this trait until its next activation.
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Doomed Shot Magnet. This figure suffers -3
Fight whenever it rolls against shooting attacks.

690
Major Static Charge. If this figure makes a move
action in which it moves at least 3”, then the
next time it hits with a melee combat attack, it
does an additional 3 points of elemental magic
damage. The actions do not have to be
consecutive. This ability can be used any number
of times during a game.
691
Pumpkinhead. This figure has a carved pumpkin
for a head. It suffers -1 Armour, -2 Health, and
gains the Magic Attacks, Mind Lock, and Undead
traits.
692
Werewasp. This figure is half-human, half-wasp.
It suffers -1 Move, -1 Fight, -1 Armour and -2
Health, but gains the Flying and Poison traits.
693
Covered in Feathers. This figure is covered in
feathers. It cannot fly, but they do help slow its
fall. This figure can fall any distance without
taking damage.
694
Walking Head. This figure is basically just a head
with arms and legs. It suffers -1 Move.
695
Shattering Sneeze. This figure has highly volatile
sneezes. If the controlling player ever rolls a
natural ‘1’ on an Initiative Roll, this figure
sneezes, and all other figures within 2”
immediately suffer a +3 shooting attack. This
does not apply on the first turn of the game.
696
Hatred of Undead. This figure must use all of its
actions to move directly toward and attack the
closest non-allied undead creature in line of
sight, if there is an non-allied undead creature
within 10” when this figure activates.
697
Scalding Blood Spew. This figure has boiling hot
blood that it can spray at opponents. This figure
may spend an action to make a +4 shooting
attack with +2 damage at a range of 10” against
all figures within 0.5” of a chosen point. However,
the sprayer takes 4 points of damage.

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Rotting. This figure is slowly rotting away. It
gains +1 Armour, but it suffers a cumulative -1
Health after every game until it reaches 0 and
dies.
699
Magical Venom Sacks. This figure has enchanted
venom sacks on the back of its arms. All its melee
attacks count as Magic and Poison.
700
Four Arms/No Legs. This figure has four arms,
but no legs. It suffers -2 Move but gains the
Expert Climber trait.
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701
Demonic Oubliette. Any time a demon moves
into contact with this figure, or activates while in
contact with this figure, it must make a Will Roll
(TN16) or be imprisoned within the figure. This
figure may only imprison one demon at a time, so
if it already has one imprisoned, this rule does not
apply. A figure may release a demon at any time
by spending an action and must place that demon
within 3”. Alternatively, the demon can be
released after the game in which case it runs off.
702
Mystic Absorber. All figures within 3” of this
figure suffer -1 to all Casting Rolls.
703
Thunderhand. Whenever this figure pushes an
opponent back after winning a round of combat,
it may push the opponent back 1 – 6”. Does not
apply to creatures with the Large trait.
704
Focus Elemental Power. If this figure forgoes all
its actions during a single activation, during an
activation where it has at least one action, it may
charge its weapon as though Elemental Hammer
had been cast upon it.
705
Amphibious Troglodyte. This figure is used to
living underground near water and its eyes have
adapted to the dark. The figure gains the
Amphibious trait. It never suffers any reduction
in the maximum line of sight due to darkness. If
outside, on land, and in the daylight, however, it
suffers -1 Fight and -1 Shoot.
706
Toad Form. Whenever this figure takes damage,
it must make a Will Roll (TN10). If it fails,
replace this model with an uncontrolled Ice
Toad. After the game it returns to its regular
form and allegiance.
707
Hatred of Demons. This figure must use all its
actions to move directly toward and attack the
closest non-allied demon, if there is a non-allied
demon within 10” and line of sight when this
figure activates.
708
Burning Blood. If this figure is damaged in melee
combat, all other figures in the combat
immediately suffer 2 points of damage.
Additionally, if the figure was damaged by a non-
magical, melee combat weapon, that weapon is
destroyed.
709
Lion Head. This figure has the head of a lion. It
always counts as armed with a hand weapon
thanks to its impressive bite.
710
Psychic Wings. This figure can spend an action
to make a Will Roll (TN15). If successful, the
figure gains the Flying trait for either the next
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three turns or until the figure takes any damage.
If the figure loses the Flying trait, it may attempt
to regain it following the rules above.
711
Cool Hand. Once per game, this figure may add +4
to one shooting attack, but the decision to use this
ability must be made before the dice are rolled.
712
Cursed Touch. Whenever this figure wins a
round of melee combat against another figure,
that figure is treated as though a Curse spell had
just been cast against it with a Casting Roll of 14.
713
Undead Stench. For some reason, undead
recognize this figure as one of their own.
Uncontrolled undead will never take this figure
into account when determining their actions.
714
Blinding Flash. This figure occasionally flashes with
blinding light. Whenever a figure activates while in
combat with this figure, it must immediately make
a Will Roll (TN10) or suffer -5 Fight (to a minimum
of +0) for the rest of its activation. Figures immune
to Blinding Light are immune to this ability.
715
Hatred of Constructs. This figure must use all of
its actions to move directly toward and attack
the closest non-allied construct, if there is a non-
allied construct within 10” and line of sight when
this figure activates.
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Web Creator. This figure may spend an action to
create a web. This web can be up to 6” long, must
be anchored at both ends on terrain and some
portion of the web must be adjacent to the
figure. The web does not block line of sight;
however, no figure may move through, or climb
over a web. The web can be destroyed by a melee
attack, or a shooting attack that covers an area.
Treat the web as having Fight +0, Armour 14,
Health 1. Unless destroyed, the web remains
until the end of the game. 719
717 Demonic Aura. For whatever reason, demons
perceive this figure as one of their own.
Levitation. This figure gains the Levitate trait. Uncontrolled demons will not take this figure
into account when determining their actions.
718
720
Killer’s Eye. Once per game, if this figure rolls a
natural ‘17 – 19’ on a Shooting Roll, it may Ball. This figure is basically just a ball with arms.
convert this roll to a ‘20’ and a critical hit. It rolls instead of walking. It gains +1 Move, and
can jump normally, but cannot climb at all.

721
Devastating Attack. Once per game, this figure
may add +5 to its Combat Roll in a melee
combat that it initiates. This decision must be
made before the dice are rolled.

722
Stinger. This figure has a wasp-like stinger on its
backside. It may make attacks with this stinger at
its normal Fight, doing normal damage, plus the
attack is poisonous.

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Master of Stealth. At the start of the game, after
all figures, terrain and treasure have been placed,
but before initiative on the first turn is rolled,
this figure may be moved up to 12” in any
direction, so long as it ends the move out of line
of sight of any enemy figures, and is no closer
than 3” to any treasure token. However, if it
moves more than 3” it receives only one action
the first time it activates, and this cannot be a
move action.
724
Enchanted Razor Mandibles. This figure has a
large pair of mandibles near its mouth which it
can use to attack. This figure always counts as
armed with a magic hand weapon.
725
Jack o’ Lantern Head. This figure has a carved
pumpkin for a head, with light glowing inside it.
It suffers -1 Armour and -2 Health, but gains +2
Will as well as the Magic Attacks, Mind Lock,
and Undead traits.
727
Unstable Portal. This figure is a portal to other
realms. If you ever roll a natural ‘1’ for your
Initiative Roll while this figure is on the table,
place an uncontrolled imp on the table 3d6”
away from this figure in a random direction.
728
Ethereal Oubliette. Any time an ethereal undead
figure moves into contact with this figure, or
activates while in contact with this figure, it must
make a Will Roll (TN16) or be imprisoned within
the figure. This figure may only imprison one
ethereal undead at a time, so if it already has one
imprisoned, this rule does not apply. A figure may
release the ethereal undead at any time by spending
an action and must place that creature within 3”.
Alternatively, the ethereal undead can be released
after the game in which case it runs off.

726
Magic Volatility. Whenever this figure is hit by a
magic attack, that attack does double damage. If
this reduces the figure to 0 Health, then the
figure explodes. All other figures within 3” suffer
a +4 magic shooting attack, and this figure suffers
-2 to its Survival Roll after the game.

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Bat Form. This figure can spend an action to turn
in to a giant bat, gaining the Flying trait. All other
stats remain unaffected, but the figure may not
pick up or carry treasure tokens while in this
form, and any treasure tokens it is carrying are
dropped. The figure may use any items it has,
and it still attacks in the same manner, using
whatever weapons it normally carries.
730
Poison Vulnerability. This figure has violent
reactions to poison. Whenever it suffers damage
from a poison attack, it immediately suffers an
additional 5 points of damage.
731
Beast Master. Once per turn, this figure may
spend an action to summon any nearby beast.
Immediately roll on the Random Encounter
Table and place the creature at a random point
on the table edge. It is an uncontrolled creature.
732
Unnatural Health. This figure has no regular
healing mechanism and can only be healed by
consuming fresh blood from a sentient creature.
It must either pay 5gc for enough blood to heal
back to full Health or find some other way to
obtain blood. It can take this blood from another
warband member, but this figure is immediately
removed from the roster and cannot be replaced
until after the next game. It can also be healed by
spells, but only during a game.
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733
Elementally Charged. This figure does +1
damage on all melee attacks, and all such attacks
count as elemental magic attacks.
734
Extreme Growth with Pain. If this figure takes 5
or more points of damage from a single source, it
gains +1 Fight and +1 Damage for the rest of the
game. This bonus can be gained three times in a
scenario, with the effects stacking. If it gains this
bonus twice, it also gains the Large trait for the
remainder of the game.
735
Flashy Demise. If this figure is reduced to 0
Health, treat every figure in line of sight of the
last spot of the deceased as though struck with a
Blinding Light spell with a Casting Roll of 14.
736
Acid Spray. Once per game, this figure can spend
an action to spray acid out of its body. Treat this
as a +5 elemental magic attack with a maximum
range of 10”. Additionally, this attack treats all
targets as though they are Armour 10.
737
Hatred of Spellcasters. This figure must use all
of its actions to move directly toward and attack
the closest non-allied spellcaster, if there is a
non-allied spellcaster within 10” and line of sight
when this figure activates.
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Quarter Size. This figure is only about ¼ the size
of a normal person. It suffers -1 Move, -1 Fight,
and -2 Health, but gains +4 Fight when rolling
against shooting attacks.
742
Invisible to Constructs. This figure counts as
invisible to all constructs. Additionally,
uncontrolled constructs will never take this figure
into account when determining their actions.

739 743
Extreme Shrinking with Pain. If this figure takes Treasure Addiction. If this figure activates with
5 or more points of damage from a single source, an unclaimed treasure token within 10” and line
it suffers -1 Fight and -1 Damage for the rest of of sight, it must use its actions to move towards
the game. This penalty can be suffered three it and pick it up. If there is an enemy figure
times per game with the penalties stacking. If within 6” and line of sight with a treasure token,
this penalty is suffered twice, the figure also it must use its actions to move toward it and
gains +3 Fight when rolling against shooting attack if possible.
attacks due to its small size.
744
740
Mystical Force Projection. This figure’s attacks,
Mind-Grabber. If this figure damages another of any type, count as magic attacks.
figure in melee combat, the damaged figure
must make a Will Roll (TN14). If it fails, it
becomes a temporary member of this figure’s
warband. It may make another Will Roll to
break this control at the end of each of its
activations. Figures with Mind Lock are immune
to this ability.

741
Inferno Fists. This figure can cause its fists to
ignite in flames on command. This figure always
counts as armed with a magical hand weapon that
gives it +1 Fight and +3 elemental magic damage.

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Crow Head. This figure has the head of a crow.
It always counts as armed with a dagger and
gains +2 Will.
746
Extreme Magic Resistance. This figure gains +4
on all Will Rolls to resist or overcome spells.
747
Body of Metal. The figure’s body is made
completely of metal. It gains +4 Armour but
may no longer wear armour of any type. It suffers
-5 to all Swimming Rolls.
748
Hatred of Animals. This figure must use all its
actions to move directly toward and attack the
closest non-allied animal, if there is a non-allied
animal within 10” and line of sight when this
figure activates.
749
Extremely Acidic Blood. If this figure is damaged
in melee combat, all other figures in the combat
immediately suffer 3 points of damage.
750
Thick Spikey Armoured Shell. This figure has
some sort of shell covering most of its body. This
figure cannot wear any armour but gains +3
Armour and -1 Move. Additionally, this figure
always counts as armed with a dagger.
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751
Infectious. Any figure wounded in melee combat
by this figure will start the next game at -2
Health in addition to any other injuries sustained.
752
Giant Slayer. This figure does +3 damage against
figures with the Large trait.
753
Random Spellcaster. Before each game, roll a
random spell. This figure may attempt to cast
that spell during the game at its base Casting
Number. This figure counts as a spellcaster and
may empower rolls.
754
Adrenaline Surge. This figure gets charged up
for a fight. It gains +2 to all die rolls it makes for
the first three turns of the game. After that, it
suffers -4 on all die rolls it makes for the
remainder of the game.
755
Ethereal. This figure gains the Ethereal trait but
may never pick up any treasure or loot tokens.
756
Filtered Breathing. This figure’s lungs can filter
out and expel any harmful gasses. This figure
never takes damage or suffers any negative
effects from breathing harmful substances.
 757
Free Mover. This figure is immune to the
following spells: Blink, Bones of the Earth,
Petrify, Push, Slow, and Transpose.
758
Giant Worm Attracter. If this figure is on the
table when the controlling player rolls a natural
‘1’ on their Initiative Roll, place a giant worm on
the table at a random point along the table edge.
759
Wounded Eagle. If this figure is more than 4
points down from its starting Health, it grows
wings and gains the Flying trait for the rest of the
scenario.
760
Berserker Strength. This figure does +3 damage
in melee combat if it is below its starting Health.
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761
Death Call. This figure may spend an action,
which can replace a move action, to scream. Roll
a die. On a 16+ place a wraith at a random point
along the table edge. On any other result, nothing
happens, and the action is lost.
762
Extremely Brittle Bones. This figure has a weak
bone structure. It receives -3 to all Survival Rolls.
763
Murderous War Hound Companion. This figure
gains a war hound with a permanent +1 Fight
and +1 Damage modifier as a companion. This
dog counts as a member of the warband but does
not take up a soldier slot. It may never
intentionally move more than 6” away from its
companion figure. If it activates more than 6”
away, it must make a move directly towards its
companion if possible. Note the reverse is not
true and this figure can intentionally move more
than 6” away from the hound. If the hound is
killed, it is replaced before the next game.
764
Fast Slider. This figure excretes a slippery liquid
from its feet. If it moves in a completely straight
line during a move action, it gains Move +2.
765
Rending Death Scream. If this figure is reduced
to 0 Health, all figures within 6” immediately
suffer a +2 Attack. Figures that cannot hear are
immune to this ability.
 766
Massive Static Charge. If this figure makes a
move action in which it moves at least 3” then
the next time it hits with a melee combat attack,
it does an additional 4 points of elemental magic
damage. The actions do not have to be
consecutive. This ability can be used any number
of times during a game.
767
Vengeful Skull. If this figure is reduced to 0
Health, place an animate skull at the spot where
it fell. This is an uncontrolled creature.
768
Excretes Extremely Valuable Gems. After every
game in which this figure participates and
survives, roll a die. On an 18+ it excretes a gem
worth 100gc.
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769
Frog Form. This figure can spend an action to
transform into a giant frog, gaining the
Amphibious trait. All other stats remain
unaffected, but the figure may not pick up or
carry treasure while in this form and any treasure
tokens it is carrying are dropped. The figure may
use any items it has, and it still attacks in the
same manner, using whatever weapons it
normally carries. It may spend an action to switch
back to its normal form.
770
Limited Elemental Blast. Once per game, this
figure may spend an action to make a +8
elemental magic shooting attack with a
maximum range of 3”.
771
Treasure Hurler. If this figure is carrying treasure,
it may spend an action to hurl that treasure
token up to 6” in any direction. The token suffers
no damage. If the token is hurled at another
figure, treat this as a +4 shooting attack.
772
Extremely Bouncy. This figure suffers no damage
from falling. In addition, when it falls, it may
make a free move in any direction equal to the
distance it fell.
773
Covered in Poisonous Quills. Most of this figure’s
body is covered in quills or spines. It cannot wear

any type of armour. Whenever a figure in melee
combat with this figure rolls a natural ‘1 – 5’ on
its Combat Roll, it suffers 2 points of damage and
is poisoned in addition to whatever damage it
takes from losing the combat.
774
Ablative Skin. This figure has a tough skin that it
sheds and regrows. The figure gains +3 Health;
however, the first three points of damage the
figure takes during a game cannot be healed by
any means in the game – they only return for the
next game.
775
Powerful Enchanted Horns. This figure has a set
of magical horns. It gains the Horns trait.
Whenever it makes an attack where it receives
the bonus for using horns, this attack counts as a
magic attack and does an additional 2 points of
elemental magic damage.
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776
Minor Ablative Elemental Resistance. This figure
gains Elemental Resistance (5), but this decreases
by 1 for every point of damage the Resistance
prevents. This resets at the start of each game.
777
Extremely Valuable Trophy. This figure has some
valuable mutation. It gains the Bounty (100gc) trait.
778
Elemental Magnet. Any Elemental Bolt or
Elemental Ball spell cast with a target point
within 4” of this figure has the target point
moved to this figure.
779
Improved Dodge. Once per game, this figure
may increase its Armour by 4 for the duration of
one combat round. It may use this ability after
the dice are rolled.
780
Teleport Blip. This figure may spend an action to
teleport d6” in a random direction. This ability
may be used while in combat.
781
Minorly Empowered. Every turn this figure gains
1 point of power. This can either be used to
empower Casting Rolls or Will Rolls if the figure
is a spellcaster or added to any damage the figure
does in melee combat during the turn.
 782
A Little Extra. If this figure is ever in a melee
combat that is tied, it receives +1 Fight, thus
winning the combat. If both figures in the combat
have this ability, they cancel each other out.
787
Accursed Blow. Whenever this figure wins a
round of melee combat against another figure,
that figure is treated as though a Curse spell had
just been cast against it with a Casting Roll of 16.

783 788
Wizard Killer. This figure does double damage in Sensitive Antenna. This figure has long antennae
melee combat against spellcasters. that can pick up subtle vibrations in the air. This
figure gains True Sight with a range of 10”.
784
Explosive Rune Tattoo. This figure has a
permanent explosive rune tattooed on its skin.
Once per game, it can spend an action to trigger
the rune. Follow the rules for an explosive rune,
centred on this figure. This figure also suffers the
+5 attack.

785
Uncontrollable Rage Projection. Whenever the
player that controls this figure rolls a natural ‘1 or
2’ for their Initiative Roll, a Destructive Sphere
spell is immediately cast centred on this figure.
This figure is immune to the effects of this casting.
This does not apply to the first turn of the game.

786
Radiant Aura. Any figure that activates within 6”
of this figure must make a Will Roll (TN12) or
be blinded for the rest of the turn. While blinded, 789
its Move is reduced to 1, its Fight is reduced to
+0, and it may not make any shooting attacks or Leaping Attack. Once per game, this figure may
take any action that requires line of sight. This force combat with a figure that moves within 4”
does not apply on the first turn of the game. of it, instead of the normal 1”.

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790
Limited Will. This figure has +4 Will; however,
every time it makes a Will Roll during a game, for
any reason, it suffers a cumulative -1 Will for the
rest of the game.
791
Assassin’s Eye. Once per game, this figure may
add +2 to a shooting attack. It may decide to use
this ability after the dice are rolled.
792
External Ribcage. This figure gains +2 Armour
and +1 Health but may not wear any armour.
793
Skull Animator. This figure may opt to carry two
skulls. These two skulls count as one item. This
figure may spend an action to animate a skull, as
though it had cast the Animate Skull spell. It
may do this once for each skull carried.
794
Penetrating Stare. This figure has eyes that
project out of its eye sockets. This figure can
draw line of sight through fog, clouds, and smoke,
including those generated by spells or other
magical effects.
795
Large Toxic Cloud Release. This figure can
spend an action to release a cloud of dark gas.
Place a 4” diameter cloud adjacent to the figure.
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The figure suffers 2 points of damage every time
it does this. Line of sight may not be drawn
through the cloud. Any figure that moves
through this cloud, apart from the figure that
produced it, must make a Will Roll (TN12) or be
poisoned. At the end of each turn, roll a die. On
a 1 – 5 the cloud dissipates and is removed from
the table.
796
Major Magic Immunity. Whenever a spell is cast
on this figure, or the effect of a spell would target
this figure, roll a die. On an 8+ that spell has no
effect on this figure.
797
Powerful Against Demons. This figure does
double damage in melee combat against demons.
798
Easy Healer. If this figure is subject to any
healing magic, it receives double the normal
amount of healing. For example, a Heal spell
restores up to 10 lost points of Health to this
figure.
799
Penetrating Gaze. This figure has completely
yellow eyes. All its shooting attacks count as
magic shooting attacks, and its target receives no
benefit for wearing armour (so subtract 1 from
its Armour stat for light armour and 2 if it is
wearing heavy armour).
 800
Soul Bargain. The first time this figure rolls a
‘Dead’ result on the Survival Table, it may treat
the roll as ‘Full Recovery’ instead, but it
immediately gains the Demon trait.
801
Mystic Sinkhole. All figures within 2” of this
figure suffer -2 to all Casting Rolls.
802
Powerful Against Animals. This figure does
double damage in melee combat against animals.
803
Natural Spellcaster. Before each game, roll two
random spells. This figure may attempt to cast
those spells during the game at its base Casting
Number. This figure count as a spellcaster and
may empower rolls.
804
Resilient. The figure gains +5 Health.
805
Lucky Charm. If this figure is part of a warband,
the first roll on the Survival Table made by a
member of that group after each game is at +1.
(Players may always choose the order in which
Survival Rolls are made.)
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806
Focused Mystic Shield. If this figure forgoes all
its actions during a single activation (during an
activation where it was entitled to at least one
action), it may summon a mystical shield. This
shield follows the same rules as an Elemental
Shield spell.
807
Unlife Feaster. This figure feeds off the power of
animate, non-living things. Whenever any undead
or construct activates within 3”, that figure
immediately suffers 3 points of damage.
808
Extreme Magic Vulnerability. This figure suffers
-4 on Will Rolls to resist or overcome spells.
809
Burning Jack o’ Lantern Head. This figure has a
carved pumpkin for a head, with light glowing
inside it. It suffers -1 Armour and -2 Health, but
gains +2 Will as well as the Magic Attacks, Mind
Lock, and Undead traits. It also does +2 damage
on all melee attacks.
810
Slippery. Figures have an extremely hard time
grappling or otherwise containing this figure.
This figure may always move out of combat, and
the figures that were previously in combat with
it may not force combat with it until the end of
its activation.
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Power Word Tattoo. This figure has a Power
Word tattooed on its skin. Roll randomly to see
which spell it goes with (roll again for Out of
Game only spells). While this figure is on the
table, it counts as though a Power Word for that
spell is in effect.
812
Powerful Static Discharge. Whenever this figure
completes a move action, the nearest other figure
in line of sight suffers a +1 elemental shooting
attack.
813
Giant Worm Form. Whenever this figure takes
damage, it must make a Will Roll (TN10). If it
fails, replace this model with an uncontrolled
giant worm. After the game it returns to its
regular form and allegiance.
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814
Wasp Companions. This figure is constantly
surrounded by a cloud of wasps or other stinging
or biting insects. All other figures within 2” of
this figure suffer -2 to all rolls.
815
Peacock Feathers. This figure has large peacock
feathers which it can spread to distract the
enemy. This figure provides a +3 supporting
figure bonus in combat (instead of the normal
+2).
816
Electrically Super-Charged. This figure has
electricity running through its veins. Any figure
that causes damage to this figure in melee
combat immediately suffers a +2 elemental
magic attack (increase to +3 if it is wearing heavy
armour).
 817
Worm Transformation. This figure can spend an
action (which can replace a move action) to turn
in to a giant worm, gaining the Burrowing and
Large traits. All other stats remain unaffected, but
the figure may not pick up or carry treasure while
in this form and any treasure tokens it is carrying
are dropped. The figure may use any items it has,
and it still attacks in the same manner, using
whatever weapons it normally carries. It may
spend another action to return to its normal form.
818
Burning Death Eye. This figure has a third eye
which can command death. Once per game, you
can spend an action to automatically cast the
Strike Dead Spell with a Casting Roll of 18. As
per the spell, the casting figure takes 1 point of
damage using this ability.
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819
Bladed Arms. This figure has blades implanted
in, or growing out of, its arms. This figure always
counts as armed with a hand weapon, all its
attacks count as magic attacks, and it does +1
damage. However, it may never use a shield.
820
Powerbash. Whenever this figure pushes an
opponent back after winning a round of combat,
it may push the opponent back 1 – 10”. Creatures
with the Large trait may be pushed back a
maximum of 5”.
821
Mist Form. This figure can spend action to
convert to mist form. While in mist form, the
figure gains the Levitate trait and may move
through any space, no matter how small. The
figure may not pick up or carry treasure tokens
and any treasure tokens it was holding are
dropped. The figure may not cast spells or use
any items, nor may it attack or make shooting
attacks. The figure is immune to all non-magic
weapons. Other figures may move into combat
with the figure and attack; however, no figure
may force combat against the mist form figure. If
in combat, the mist form figure may move out of
combat freely. The figure may spend an action to
revert to its normal form.
822
Powerful Against Constructs. This figure does
double damage in melee combat against
constructs.
 823
Lord of the Dead. Twice per game, this figure
can spend an action to cast Raise Zombie. The
spell is automatically successful and produces a
ghoul instead of a zombie. This ghoul does not
count against the warband limits. The figure may
only have one ghoul in play at any time.

824
Detonating Excrement. This figure excretes an
explosive substance. If this figure forgoes all its
actions in an activation, it may place a marker on
the table. If any other figure moves within 3” of
this marker, it explodes, and all figures within 3”
suffer a +5 magic shooting attack. This figure
may never have more than four such markers on
the table at one time. This figure is immune to
attacks from its own excrement and does not carrying are dropped. The figure may use any
trigger them. items it has, and it still attacks in the same
manner, using whatever weapons it normally
825 carries. The figure may spend another action to
return to its normal form.
Mind Crush. Whenever this figure makes an
attack in melee combat, it may force both figures 827
to use their Will stat instead of their Fight stat
for the combat. If the option is selected, this Serendipitous. This creature is just incredibly
figure gains +3 to its own Fight Roll. Otherwise, lucky and receives +1 on all die rolls.
the combat follows the normal rules.
828
826
Spontaneous Combustion. If this figure ever
Monkey Form. This figure can spend an action rolls a natural ‘1’ on any roll, immediately roll
(which can replace a move action) to turn into again. If the second roll is a 1, this figure
a giant monkey, gaining the Expert Climber immediately detonates. It is reduced to 0 Health
trait. All other stats remain unaffected, but the and suffers -4 to its Survival Roll after the game.
figure may not pick up or carry treasure tokens Every figure within 6” and line of sight of the
while in this form and any treasure tokens it is exploding figure suffers a +5 shooting attack.

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Visionary. This figure is blessed with visions of
the future. If the controlling player ever rolls a
natural ’18 – 20’ for initiative, this figure gains an
extra action on its next activation.
830
Limited Mental Strike. Once per game, this
figure may spend an action to make a mental
attack against any enemy within 6” and line of
sight. Fight a round of combat as normal, except
both figures use their Will stat instead of their
Fight Stat and neither figure can receive
supporting figure bonuses. Both figures are
counted as having Armour 10 for this combat.
Damage is done as normal, but regardless of who
wins, neither figure may step back or push back.
These figures are not considered to be in combat.
831
Mind-Shattering Appearance. Any figure that
wishes to move into combat with this figure
must first pass a Will Roll (TN16). If it fails, its
activation ends immediately.
832
Thick Ablative Skin. This figure has a tough skin
that it sheds and regrows. The figure gains +4
Health; however, the first 4 points of damage the
figure takes during a game cannot be healed by
any means in game – they only return for the
next game.
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833
Animator. After any game in which this figure
was not reduced to 0 Health, it can freely cast
the Animate Construct spell once. This spell is
automatically successful.
834
Weak Animated Skin. Once per game, this figure
can spend an action to ‘shed its skin’. This creates
a second version of this figure that has the same
stats, but only 1 Health. This second version
counts as a soldier in the same warband as the
original but may not cast spells or use any Tricks
of the Trade. This figure has all the same
equipment as the original, except none of it is
magical (so replace magic weapons with
mundane versions, while magic items, potions,
etc are essentially worthless).
835
Concentration Storm. It is difficult to concentrate
when this figure is near. Any figure attempting to
cast a spell suffers a -2 to the Casting Roll if this
figure is within 6” and line of sight.
836
Child of the Storm. Every time this figure suffers
at least 1 point of damage, roll a die. On a 1 – 10
nothing happens. On an 11+ it automatically
casts Call Storm with no roll or action necessary.
 837
Blinding Demise. If this figure is reduced to 0
Health, treat every figure in line of sight of the
last spot of the deceased as though struck with a
Blinding Light spell with a Casting Roll of 18.
838
Miracle Blessed. Each game, after this figure
makes any Survival Rolls it is required to, this
figure may roll a die. On an 18+ it may heal one
permanent injury on a figure in its warband,
including itself. On a natural ‘20’ it may bring a
figure back from the dead that was killed in the
proceeding game. This figure returns to full
Health with no ill effects.
839
Greater Fog Form. Twice per game, this figure
may activate its fog form as a free action. For the
rest of that activation and all of its next, it gains
Move +4 and the Levitate trait, and no figure
may force combat with it. Additionally, the
figure is immune to all non-magic attacks.
However, the figure may not attack any other
figure or pick up treasure or loot. If the figure
was carrying loot or treasure it is dropped at the
point it activated the fog form.
840
Double Attack. This figure may use one action to
attack two figures that it is currently in combat
with. Each Combat Roll is made separately and
all support bonuses apply. This figure may decide
the order of the attacks.
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841
Uncontrolled Elemental Reflection. If this figure
is ever the target of an elemental shooting attack,
roll a die. On a 1 – 10 nothing happens. On an
11+, randomly select another figure in line of
sight of this figure as the new target of the attack.
842
Hardened Metal Exoskeleton. The figure has a
tough exoskeleton, but no inner skeleton. It gains
+5 Armour but -7 Health. The figure may not
wear any form of armour.
843
Poison Feeder. This figure can suck poison out of
a wound and use it to Heal itself. If this figure is
ever within 1” of a friendly figure that is not in
combat, it may spend an action (which can
replace a Move action) to remove the poisoned
condition from the friendly figure. The poison
feeder gains back up to 3 lost Health each time
it does this. Additionally, this figure is Immune to
Poison and receives Armour +3 against any
poison attack.
844
Greater Telekinetic Pull. Once per game, this
figure may spend an action and target a figure
within 12” and line of sight. The target figure
must make a Move Roll (TN25). If the target
fails, it is immediately moved 3” directly towards
the active figure. This may move a figure out of,
or into, combat.
 845
Draining Word Tattoo. This figure has a Draining
Word tattooed on its skin. Roll randomly to see
which spell it goes with (roll again for Out of
Game only spells). While this figure is on the
table, a Draining Word for that spell is in effect.

846
Empowered Smash. If this figure forges all its
actions for one activation (on an activation where
it is entitled to at least one action), then the next
time it hits an opponent in melee combat, the
strike does an additional +7 elemental magic
damage.

847
Zombie Master. If this figure kills another figure
in melee combat, immediately place a zombie
where that figure fell. This zombie counts as part
of the same warband as the zombie master. The
zombie master may only have one such zombie
on the table at a time, so any further kills do not
raise a new zombie. If the zombie master leaves 849
the table for any reason, or the game ends, the
zombie crumbles to dust. Powerful Against Undead. This figure does
double damage in melee combat against undead.
848 Also, all its attacks against undead count as magic
attacks.
Rat Master. This figure always begins the game
with a giant rat next to it. This rat counts as a 850
member of the same warband but does not count
against the normal warband size limits. If the Rat Random Teleportation. This figure may spend an
Master leaves the table for any reason, this giant action (which can replace a move action) to
rat immediately becomes an uncontrolled teleport d10” in a random direction. This ability
creature. can be used while in combat.

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 851
Time Tinkerer. Once per game, this figure may
spend an action to automatically cast Time Store.
The figure must have at least two actions
available and use this as its first action, thus
saving the second for later in the game.
852
Enhanced Laser Eyes. This figure can spend an
action to make a +4 elemental magic shooting
attack doing +2 damage at a range of 18”.
853
Tumultuous Body Chemistry. Whenever this
figure activates and would normally have two
actions, it can choose to roll a die. On a 1 – 15, it
gains only one action this activation. On a 16+ it
gains three.
854
Loud Buzz. This figure gives off a loud buzzing
noise whenever it moves. Any figure within 6”
can ‘see’ this figure, even if it is invisible. However,
the noise is also very distracting. Every other
figure within 1” of this figure suffers -1 Fight.
855
No Body Fat. This figure has no body fat at all,
giving it a very skeletal appearance. It gains +1
Move but suffers -2 Health.
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856
Item Teleportation. If this figure is carrying a
treasure token, it may forgo all its actions in an
activation where it was entitled to at least one
action, to teleport the token up to 6”, provided
the target point is in line of site. If the target
point is another figure that can carry treasure,
then this figure is automatically carrying the
token; it does not have to pick it up.
857
Weak Inherent Magic. This figure may attempt
to cast any spell found in the Frostgrave rulebook,
except Out of Games spells, but it only succeeds
on a Casting Roll of 19 or 20, and the roll may
not be empowered by any means. This figure
does count as a spellcaster.
858
Arrow Magnet. If this figure is standing within 2”
of a figure that is the target of a bow, crossbow,
or javelin attack, that attack is redirected onto
this figure.
 859
Damaging Rage. This figure can use an action to
cast the Strength spell on itself. No Casting Roll
is required. However, every time the figure does
this, it suffers a permanent -1 Will. If it reaches
-5 Will, the figure dies.
860
Keeper of Secrets. Roll a die before each game in
which this figure participates. If the result is 15+,
this warband counts as though it had successfully
cast Reveal Secret.
861
Methodical. This figure has only one action per
activation as its base, thus being wounded or
poisoned has no effect on it. It receives +1 to all
die rolls that it makes.
862
Spider Master. This figure always begins the
game with an ice spider next to it. This spider
counts as a member of the same warband but
does not count against the normal warband size
limits. If the spider master leaves the table for
any reason, this ice spider immediately becomes
an uncontrolled creature.
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863
Blinding Form. Any opposing figure that wants to
make a shooting attack of any type against this
figure must first pass a Will Roll (TN12). If it
fails, it is blinded for the remainder of the turn,
and its stats are reduced to Move 1, Fight +0,
Shoot +0.
864
Immune to Chronomancy. This figure is Immune
to all spells from the Chronomancer school.
865
Empower Solids. This figure can gather mystical
energy and transfer it to small objects. These
objects can then be thrown and explode on
contact. If this figure spends two actions in the
same activation, it may hurl one of these objects
as though it had cast a Grenade spell.
866
Sacrificial Blood-Enchantment. Whenever this
figure activates, it may sacrifice 3 Health as a free
action. If done, it receives +2 Fight and +2 damage
on melee attacks, and all of its attacks of any kind
count as magic attacks until its next activation.
 867
Immune to Elementalism. This figure is immune
to all spells from the Elementalist school.
868
Construct Tinkerer. This figure always begins
the game with a small construct next to it. This
construct counts as a member of the same
warband but does not count against the normal
warband size limits. If the construct tinkerer
leaves the table for any reason, this small
construct immediately becomes an uncontrolled
creature.
869
Greater Demon-Spawn. If this figure is reduced
to 0 Health, place a greater demon on the spot
where the figure fell.
870
Immune to Illusion. This figure is immune to all
spells from the Illusionist school. If it is ever in
contact with an illusionary soldier, the illusionary
soldier is immediately removed from the table.
871
Does Not Breathe. This figure does not need to
breathe. It never suffers any ill effects from
breathing in harmful substances nor does it
ever suffer any damage from failed Swimming
Rolls.
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872
Resistance to Non-Magical Weapons. This figure
suffers -1 damage from all non-magical attacks or
sources of damage.
873
Skeletal Form. This figure has only a skeletal
form. It gains the Undead and Immune to
Control Undead traits.
874
Mostly Immune to Magic. Whenever a spell is
cast on this figure, or the effect of a spell would
target this figure, roll a die. On a 5+ that spell has
no effect on this figure. This includes spells that
generate magic shooting attacks (but not ones
that generate only normal attacks).
875
Skeleton Master. If this figure kills another figure
in melee combat, immediately place a skeleton
where that figure fell. This skeleton counts as
part of the same warband as the skeleton master.
The skeleton master may only have one such
skeleton on the table at a time, so any further
kills do not raise a new skeleton. If the skeleton
master leaves the table for any reason, or the
game ends, the skeleton crumbles to dust.
876
Psychic Death Scream. If this figure is reduced
to 0 Health, all figures on the table must make a
Will Roll (TN10) suffering damage equal to the
amount by which they fail.
 877
Immune to Necromancy. This figure is immune
to all spells from the Necromancer school.
878
Powerful but Uncoordinated. This figure suffers
-2 Fight but does double damage in melee
combat.
879
Immune to Soothsayer Spells. This figure is
immune to all spells from the Soothsayer school.
880
Explosive Rune Tattoos. This figure has a
permanent explosive rune tattooed on its skin.
Up to three times per game, it can spend an
action to trigger the rune. Follow the rules for an
explosive rune, centred on this figure. This figure
also suffers the +5 attack.
881
Immune to Summoning Magic. This figure is
immune to all spells from the Summoner school.
882
Supreme Bloodboil. This figure may supercharge
its blood flow. Before each game, it may choose
to suffer 6 damage to gain either +2 Fight or +2
Shoot.
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883
Master of Secrets. Roll a die before each game in
which this figure participates. If the result is 11+,
this warband counts as though it had successfully
cast Reveal Secret.
884
Bullrush. Once per game, this figure may move
and attack as a single action at +2 Fight. If this
figure wins the combat, and has another action
available, it may do so again, but only if it moves
into combat with a different figure than it did
with the first action.
885
Immune to Thaumaturgy. This figure is immune
to all spells from the Thaumaturge school.
886
Six Arms. This figure has six arms, though four
of them are small and weak. This figure gains an
extra item slot.
 887 891
Greater Regeneration. This figure gains back up Magically Charged. This figure has the Magic
to 3 lost points of Health every time it activates. Attacks trait; however, it may not carry any
Magic Weapons, Armour, or Items, as the item’s
888 magic and the figure’s inherent magic would
cancel one another out.
Uncontrollable Lightning. If the controlling
player ever rolls a natural ‘1’ for their Initiative 892
Roll, this figure immediately fires an elemental
bolt (as per the spell) at the closest figure, friend Empty Armour. This figure gains Heavy Armour,
or foe, even if the figure is in combat (in which even if it is not usually allowed to wear it. This
case it will target a random other figure in the armour actually is the figure, there is nothing
combat, not itself). This does not apply on the inside. The figure gains the Immune to Poison,
first turn of the game. Immune to Critical Hits, and Never Wounded
traits.
889
Continue after Death. If this figure is reduced to
0 Health (or less), it is not removed from the
table. Instead, it stays on the table with 0 Health.
Whenever this figure activates, roll a die. On a 1
– 10, it is immediately removed from the table.
On any other roll it stays. Also make this roll any
time the figure suffers any further damage
(though no damage is actually sustained).

890
Uncontrollable Poison Cloud. If the controlling
player ever rolls a natural ‘1’ for their Initiative
Roll, this figure immediately produces a toxic
cloud centred on itself. The cloud is 3” in diameter
and blocks all line of sight. Any figure that activates
in, or moves through the cloud, must make a
Health Roll (TN20) or be immediately poisoned.
This figure is immune to the poison of its own
cloud. Roll a die at the end of the turn. On a 1 – 5
the cloud dissipates and is removed from the table.

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 893
Immune to Witchcraft. This figure is immune to
all spells from the Witch school.
894
Giant Blob. This figure is basically a giant blob.
Its Fight and Shoot stats both become 0. Its
Move stat becomes 3. Its Health Stat goes up by
+20. It cannot carry any items or equipment, but
never counts as unarmed. It gains the Large trait.
895
Body of Diamond. This figure’s body is composed
of diamond hard crystal. This figure gains +4
Armour and +3 Health, but it may not wear
armour of any type.
896
Treasure Eater. If this figure is ever within 1” of
an unclaimed treasure token (or somehow ends
up carrying one), is not in combat, and no other
figure is within 1” of the token, the figure eats
the token. The token is lost.
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897
Massive Blubber. This figure has a massive
blubbery layer all around its body. It gains +4
Health and is immune to all scenario effects
involving cold (though not attacks).
898
Eight Arms. This figure has eight arms, though
six of them are small and weak. It gains two extra
item slots.
899
Uncontrolled Levitation. Every time this figure
activates, roll a die. On an 11+ it gains the
Levitate trait until its next activation.
900
Self-Reanimation. The first time this figure rolls
a ‘Dead’ result on the survival table, it may treat
the roll as ‘Full Recovery’ instead, and the figure
gains the Undead trait. The next time the figures
rolls a ‘Dead’ result, it is actually dead.
901
Uncontrollable Push. If the controlling player
ever rolls a natural ‘1’ for their Initiative Roll,
this figure immediately makes a ‘Push’ attack (as
per the spell) at the closest figure, friend or foe,
even if the figure is in combat. This does not
apply on the first turn of the game.
902
Painful Invisibility. Whenever this figure
activates, it may turn invisible. It immediately
suffers 4 points of damage. No figure can draw
line of site to this figure, or move into combat
with it, unless it can see invisible. However, if a
figure is in combat, it may fight as normal. This
lasts until the figure’s next activation.

903
Empowered Action. When this figure activates, it
may spend 5 of its Health and gain an additional
action (to a maximum of 3) for this activation.

904
Crippling Strike. Whenever this figure does
damage to another figure in melee combat, roll
on the Permanent Injury table. The damaged
figure suffers the effects of that injury for the
remainder of the game. (This injury is not
actually permanent and heals after the game.)
905
907
Empowered. Every turn this figure gains 3 points
of power. These can either be used to empower
Casting Rolls or Will Rolls if the figure is a
spellcaster or added to any damage the figure
does in melee combat during the turn. These
points can be divided between different uses
during the turn any way the player wishes.

Time Lord. If this figure has at least two actions 908

available, it may use the first to successfully cast
Time Store, thus storing the second action for
later in the game. It may never have more than
one stored action at a time.
906
Miracle Worker. After each game, assuming this
figure survives, this figure may roll a die. On a
15+ it may heal one permanent injury on a figure
in its warband, including itself. On a 19+ it may
bring a figure back from the dead that was killed
in the proceeding game. This figure returns to
full Health with no ill effects.
Mind Wipe. If a warband member enters combat
with this figure (initiated by either figure), it
must make an immediate Will Roll (TN18). If
the roll is failed, the figure suffers -2 Will for the
rest of the game. If the figure is a spellcaster, it
forgets one random spell that it knows and may
not use it for the rest of the game. A figure may
only suffer these effects once per game.
909
Burning with Magic. This figure suffers 1 point
of damage every time it activates. It also gains the
Immune to Normal Weapons trait.

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 910
Extremely Vulnerable Spot. If this figure suffers a
critical hit, it is immediately reduced to 0 Health
and suffers -3 to its Survival Roll after the game.
911
Rusting Touch. This figure causes metal to rust,
merely by touching it. The figure may not wear
heavy armour and all its weapons do -1 damage due
to the lack of metal in their construction (except
magic weapons which are immune to the effect).
Anytime this figure is damaged in melee combat by
a figure with a weapon, roll a die. On a 1 – 10
nothing happens; on an 11+ treat that weapon as
though it has been hit with a Decay spell.
912
Toughness Against Normal Weapons. This figure
suffers -1 damage from all non-magical attacks.
913
Fixed Magical Metabolism. Roll on the Lesser
Potion Table, rerolling any results of 19 or 20. After
each game in which this figure is not reduced to 0
Health, the warband gains a potion of this type as
it is extruded from the figure’s body.
914
Futuristic Projectile Weapon. This figure has
some sort of futuristic weapon. Treat it as a
crossbow that reduces the target’s armour by 2 (to
a minimum of 10). This weapon may not be given
to any other figure or sold. If it is somehow lost or
destroyed, it is replaced at the end of the game.
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915
Feaster on the Dead. This figure likes to consume
a portion of all its kills. Any figure reduced to 0
Health by this figure in melee combat suffers -1
to its Survival Roll after the game.
916
Soul Leech. Whenever a figure is reduced 0
Health in line of sight of this figure, this figure
regains 1 lost point of Health.
917
Consciousness Grasp. If this figure is reduced to
0 Health, it attempts to invade the mind of the
closest enemy figure within 6”. This enemy
figure must make a Will Roll (TN14). If it fails,
treat the figure as though it is under a Mind
Control spell with a Casting Number of 18, cast
by this figure.
918
Echoing Soul. Whenever any player rolls to
check for a Random Encounter while this figure
is on the table, roll three dice instead of one and
keep all three results.
919
Mind Parasite. If this figure causes damage to
another figure in melee combat, treat the
damaged figure as though Mind Control had just
been cast on it with a Casting Roll of 10 by the
damage-dealing figure. Ignore this rule if the
figure is not subject to Mind Control.
 920
Life Bane. Any other figure that activates within
3” of this figure immediately suffers 3 points of
damage. Undead and constructs are immune to
this ability. This ability does not apply on the
first turn of the game.
921
Antithetical to Magic. This figure is completely
immune to magic in all forms. It may not be the
target of any spell, nor will it suffer damage from
any kind of magic attack. A figure in combat
with this figure may not use any magic item, and
any magic items being carried will temporarily
lose all bonuses or effects. A figure may fight
with a magic weapon but treat it as a mundane
example of this weapon. A figure with this trait
cannot be a spellcaster or have the Immune to
Normal Weapons trait. If it already has either of
those, reroll.
922
Great Beauty. This figure is stunningly beautiful.
Follow the rules as though this figure had Beauty
cast upon it with a Casting Number of 14. This
is a permanent effect, and not a spell, thus it
cannot be cancelled.
923
Ablative Elemental Resistance. This figure gains
Elemental Resistance (10), but this decreases by
1 for every point of damage the Resistance
prevents. This resets at the start of each game.
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924
Partial Invisibility. No figures can draw line of
site to this figure, or move into combat with it,
unless they begin an action within 3”. Figures
with True Sight ignore this ability.
925
Potential Elemental Reflection. If this figure is
ever the target of an elemental shooting attack,
roll a die. On a 1 – 10, nothing happens, proceed
with the attack as normal. On an 11+ it may
nominate any other figure in line of sight as the
new target for the attack, including the figure
that caused the attack. This decision is made
before any dice are rolled.
926
Incredibly Dense. This figure gains +2 Armour
but suffers -8 to all Swimming Rolls.
927
Hardened Ablative Skin. This figure has a tough
skin that it sheds and regrows. The figure gains
+5 Health; however, the first 5 points of damage
the figure takes during a game cannot be healed
by any means in game – they only return for the
next game.
928
Self-Possession. This figure can spend an action
to invite a demon into its own body. Treat the
figure as though it is under the effect of a Possess
spell.
 929
Ethereal Flicker. This figure flickers between
being material and ethereal. Whenever the figure
activates, roll a die. On an 11+ the figure gains
the Ethereal trait until its next activation. While
ethereal this figure may not pick up any treasure
tokens and drops any that it is carrying, but it is
also Immune to Non-magical weapons.
930
Crayfish Head. This figure has the head of a
crayfish and gains the Amphibious trait.
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931
Curse of Immortality. This figure must always
reroll any ‘Dead’ results when rolling for survival.
However, anytime it does so, it suffers a
permanent -1 to every stat (so -1 Move, -1 Fight,
etc.). Additionally, it loses six levels if it has
levels.
932
Undead Hands. This figure cannot carry any
weapons or a shield, but it never counts as
unarmed. This figure gains the Energy Drain and
Magic Attacks traits.
933
Massively Unstable Portal. This figure is a portal
to other realms. If the controlling player ever
rolls a natural ‘1’ for their Initiative Roll while
this figure is on the table, place an uncontrolled
minor demon on the table 3d6” away from this
figure in a random direction.
934
Burst of Quickness. Every time this figure
activates, roll a die. On a 16+ it gains one
additional action this activation (unless another
rule prevents it from having more than one
action) to a maximum of three actions.
935
Power Slam. Once per game, this figure may
attempt a power slam attack. The figure must be
the one initiating the combat, and it must decide

to use this ability before any dice are rolled. If
this attack hits, it does +10 damage.
936
Magic Infusion. This figure can spend an action
to touch an allied figure within 1”, including
itself. All attacks from the touched figure count
as magic attacks for the remainder of the game.
937
Painfully Insubstantial. This figure is never
locked in combat. It may freely move out of
combat. In addition, no figure may force combat
against this figure unless this figure allows it.
However, the figure suffers 1 point of damage at
the end of all its activations.
938
Animal Charmer. This figure can spend an action
to attempt to charm all animals within 12” and
line of sight. Any qualifying animal must make a
Will Roll (TN14) or receive no actions the next
time activates.
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939
The Will to Live. Once per game, if this figure is
reduced to 0 Heath by an attack, it may instead
remain on the table at 1 Health. However, if it is
later reduced to 0 Health, it suffers -2 to its
Survival Roll after the game.
940
Immune to Elemental Magic Damage. Any
elemental magic damage done against this figure
is reduced to 0. If this figure is already Immune
to Non-Magic Weapons, reroll this ability.
941
Animated Skin. Once per game, this figure can
spend an action to ‘shed its skin’. This creates a
second version of this figure that has the same
stats but only 6 Health. This second version
counts as a soldier in the same warband as the
original but may not cast spells or use any Tricks
of the Trade. This figure has all the same
equipment as the original, except none of it is
magical (so replace magic weapons with
mundane versions, while magic items, potions,
etc. are essentially worthless).
942
Flaming Bile Stream. This figure can vomit
flaming bile. This figure may make shooting
attacks with an 8” range, that do +2 damage and
count as magic attacks.
 943
Mental Strike. This figure may spend an action
to make a mental attack against any enemy
within 6” and line of sight. Fight a round of
combat as normal, except both figures use their
Will stat instead of their Fight stat and neither
figure can receive supporting figure bonuses.
Both figures are counted as having Armour 10
for this combat. Damage is done as normal, but
regardless of who wins, neither figure may step
back or push back. These figures are not
considered to be in combat.
944
Flaming Bullrush. Once per game, this figure
may burst into flames, then move and attack as a
single action. This attack is at +2 Fight, +2
Damage, and counts as an elemental magic
attack. If this figure wins the combat, and has
another action available, it may do so again, but
only if it moves into combat with a different
figure than it did with the first action.
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945
Boom Stick. This figure has some sort of futuristic
weapon. Treat it as a crossbow that does not need
a turn to reload. This weapon may not be given
to any other figure or sold. If it is somehow lost
or destroyed, it is replaced at the end of the game.
946
Rusting Presence. This figure causes metal to rust,
merely by being near it. The figure may not wear
heavy armour and all its weapons do -1 damage
due to the lack of metal in their construction
(except magic weapons which are immune to the
effect). Anytime this figure completes a round of
melee combat, all other figures suffer a Decay
spell targeted on a random weapon.
947
Wild Spellcaster. Before each game, roll three
random spells. This figure may attempt to cast
those spells during the game at its base Casting
Number. This figure counts as a spellcaster and
may empower rolls.
948
Heart-Feaster. Any figure reduced to 0 Health
by this figure in melee combat suffers -1 to its
Survival Roll after the game, for reasons that
should be obvious.
949
Consciousness Leap. If this figure is reduced to
0 Health, it attempts to invade the mind of the
closest enemy figure within 6”. This enemy
figure must make a Will Roll (TN18). If it fails,
treat the figure as though it is under a Mind
Control spell with a Casting Number of 18, cast
by this figure.
950
Armoured Ball. This figure has heavy armour
plates along its back and can roll up into an
armoured ball. This figure gains +2 Armour but
suffers -1 Move and may not wear any type of
Armour or use a shield. Whenever this figure is
activated, it may ‘roll up’ into a ball. If so, its
Armour is increased by a further +4, but its
Move is reduced by a further 4 to a minimum of
2. While rolled up, the figure may not make any
kind of shooting attacks, pick or drop treasure
tokens, or climb upwards. The figure stays rolled
up until its next activation.
954
Highly Empowered. Every turn this figure gains
5 points of power. These can either be used to
empower Casting Rolls or Will Rolls if the figure
is a spellcaster or added to any damage the figure
does in melee combat during the turn. These
points can be divided between different uses
during the turn any way the player wishes.
955
Extremely Hard to Kill. Whenever this figure
rolls on the Survival Table it must roll three dice
and select the highest result.

951
Crocodile Jaws for Hands. This figure doesn’t
have hands, instead it has a pair of crocodile jaws.
This figure may not use any weapons or a shield.
However, it never counts as unarmed, it gains +1
Fight, and all of its melee attacks do +2 damage.

952
Magical Metabolism. If this figure reaches the
end of a game without being reduced to 0
Health, it may roll one for random potion that it
extrudes from its body.

953
Never Average. Any time this figure rolls a
natural ‘10 or 11’ on any roll, it must reroll and
take the second result.

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Extreme Regeneration. This figure gains back up
to 3 lost points of Health every time it activates.
Additionally, this figure never suffers either
Permanent Injury or Badly Wounded results on
the Survival Table; count these as Full Recovery
instead.
957
Shared Pain. Whenever this figure suffers
damage, it must select another figure within line
of sight. That figure must make an immediate
Will Roll (TN14) or take half as much damage
rounded down. So, if the figure takes 7 damage,
the other figure takes 3 if it fails its Will Roll. If
there are no other figures within line of sight,
this figure takes an additional 1 point of damage.
958
Terrain Destroyer. This figure can spend an
action to cast the Crumble spell. This spell is
always successful and no Casting Roll is required.
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959
Illusionary Self. This figure can project an
illusionary version of itself. At the start of the
game, treat this figure as though it successfully
cast an Illusionary Soldier spell. The illusionary
soldier has the same stats as this figure, except
Health.
960
Deal with the Devil. Once per game, if this figure
is called upon to make a die roll, it may instead
roll five dice and pick which one to use. However,
if any two or more dice roll the same number,
the figure is immediately reduced to 0 Health
after the other results of the die roll have been
handled.
961
Ablative Scales. This figure cannot wear armour
of any type. Its natural armour stat is increased to
16. However, whenever it takes damage, of any
amount, its Armour Stat drops by 1 (down to a
minimum of 10).

962
Deathmark. This figure has a symbol of death
scarred into its forehead. Any attack this figure
does in melee combat does +5 damage if, and
only if, that +5 damage would reduce its
opponent to 0 Health or less.
963
Blinding Quickness. Every time this figure
activates, roll a die. On a 11+ it gains one
additional action this activation (unless another
roll prevents it from having more than one
action).
964
Four Arms. This figure is allowed to carry two
shields and a two-handed weapon or staff at the
same time. Alternatively, it may carry a two-
handed weapon or staff, plus two hand weapons,
in which case it gains +1 Fight.
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965
Elemental Reflection. If this figure is ever the
target of an elemental shooting attack, it may
nominate any other figure in line of sight as the
new target for the attack. This decision is made
before any dice are rolled.
966
Stonegaze. This figure may spend an action to
automatically cast the Petrify spell with a Casting
Roll of 14 on a figure within 6”.
967
Incredibly Quick. This figure always activates
before all other figures in a turn, regardless of
phases or any other rules. If there are two figures
with this ability, or other abilities that have the
same rule, such figures should roll off to see who
goes first. This figure may never group activate.
968
Mystic Shield. This figure may spend an action
to summon a mystical shield. This follows the
same rules as the Elemental Shield spell.
969
Partial Immunity to Normal Weapons. This
figure suffers only half damage, rounded down,
from non-magical attacks.
970
Elemental Charge. This figure can spend an
action to charge its own weapon as though
Elemental Hammer had been cast upon it.
 971
Mind Infestation. If this figure causes damage to
another figure in melee combat, treat the
damaged figure as though Mind Control had just
been cast on it with a Casting Roll of 14 by the
damage-dealing figure. Ignore this rule if the
figure is not subject to Mind Control.
972
Nearly Immortal. This figure can always reroll
any ‘Dead’ results when rolling for survival.
However, anytime it does so, it suffers a
permanent -3 Will and -2 Health (and loses five
levels if it has levels).
973
Far Teleportation. This figure may spend an
action to teleport d20” in a random direction.
This ability can be used while in combat.
974
Stormborn. Every time this figure suffers at least
1 point of damage, it automatically casts Call
Storm with no roll or action necessary.
975
Second Chance. This figure literally has two
lives. Essentially the first time it rolls a ‘Dead’
result on the Survival Table, treat the result as
‘Full Recovery’ instead.
976
Immense Resilience. The figure gains +10 Health.
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977
Stunning Beauty. This figure is stunningly
beautiful. Follow the rules as though this figure
had the Beauty spell cast upon it with a Casting
Number of 18. This is a permanent effect, and
not a spell, thus it cannot be cancelled.
978
Body of Flame. This figure cannot wear armour.
All its melee attacks count as elemental magic
attacks and do +2 damage. Any figure that forces
combat with this figure immediately suffers 2
points of elemental magic damage.
979
Tornado Spin. This figure may spend an action to
spin around at terrific speed. All figures within 6”
must make a Move Roll (TN16). If a figure fails,
it is moved a number of inches equal to the
amount by which it failed directly away from this
figure and takes damage of the same amount. A
figure may make this spin even while in combat.
980
Psychic Death Shriek. If this figure is reduced to
0 Health, all figures on the table must make a
Will Roll (TN14) suffering damage equal to the
amount by which they fail.
981
Adamantine Elemental Armour. This figure
gains Elemental Resistance (6)
 982
Invisible. No figures can draw line of site to this
figure, or move into combat with it, unless they
can see invisible. However, if a figure is in
combat, it may fight as normal. This figure does
not count as invisible while carrying a treasure
token.
983
Raging Attack. This figure may spend one action
to make an attack against every figure it is
currently in combat with. It makes separate
Combat Rolls against each one, and all supporting
bonuses apply. This figure may choose the order
the attacks are made.
984
Inherent Magic. This figure may attempt to cast
any spell found in the Frostgrave rulebook, but it
only succeeds on a Casting Roll of 20. The roll
may be empowered in the normal way. This
figure counts as a spellcaster.
986
Restructure Body. Every time this figure
activates, it may choose one of the following
traits: Amphibious, Expert Climber, Immune to
Poison, or Never Wounded. This figure has this
trait until its next activation.
987
Immune to Normal Weapons. This figure can
only be hurt by magical weapons or magical spell
effects.
988
Partially Insubstantial. This figure is never locked
in combat. It may freely move out of combat. In
addition, no figure may force combat against this
figure unless this figure allows it.

985
Mind-Stealer. If this figure damages another
figure in melee combat, the damaged figure must
make a Will Roll (TN16). If it fails, it becomes a
temporary member of this figure’s warband. It
may make another Will Roll to break this control
at the end of each of its activations. Figures with
Mind Lock or Immune to Mind Control are
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Miracle Wielder. After each game, and after this
figure makes a Survival Roll if necessary, this
figure may roll a die. On a 11+ it may heal one
permanent injury on a figure in its warband,
including itself. On a 15+ it may bring a figure
back from the dead that was killed in the
proceeding game. This figure returns to full
Health with no ill effects.
990
Immortal. This figure can always reroll any
‘Dead’ results when rolling for survival. However,
anytime it does so, it suffers a permanent -2 Will
(and loses two levels if it has levels).
991
Greased Lightning. This figure has three actions
per activation as standard.
992
Mirror Image. This figure always projects an
exact duplicate image of itself adjacent to it.
When making a shooting attack against this
figure, first roll a die. On a 1 – 10 the shot targets
the image and automatically misses.
993
Elemental Blast. This figure may spend an action
to make a +8 elemental magic shooting attack
with a maximum range of 3”.
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994
Force Bubble. This figure may spend an action to
form a bubble of force around itself that pushes
all other figures away. All figures in line of sight
suffer a +10 shooting attack, but instead of
damage, they are moved a number of inches
equal to the amount of damage they would have
taken directly away from this figure. A figure will
stop if it hits any terrain over 1” high but will
move over shorter terrain or other figures.
995
Massive. This figure does +5 damage in melee
combat and gains the Large trait.
996
Reform. Once per game, if this figure is not in
combat, it may spend an action to return to its
original starting Health.
997
Celerity. This creature is incredibly fast and
activates twice in every turn. Its first activation
comes at the end of the Wizard Phase, after all
other figures in that phase have activated, unless
that’s its normal phase, in which case it activates
in the normal order. Its second activation comes
at the end of the Soldier Phase; again, unless that
is its normal phase, in which case it activates in
the normal order. The figure still gains the
standard number of actions per activation.
 998
Life Drain. This figure does double damage in
melee combat against all living targets, so
excluding undead and constructs.

999
Powerful. This figure does double damage in
melee combat.

1000
Three Lives. This figure literally has three lives.
Essentially it can roll the ‘Dead’ result on the
survival table twice before it actually dies. The
first two times, treat the result as ‘Full Recovery’
instead.

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