SCEOLAN
Lord of the Hooked Blade, Glade Lord of Atylwyth
Sceolan is the oldest and most cunning of the Wood Elf
warriors. He fights on foot and will usually lead
warriors from his own kindred of the Oak Glades. Not
only does he use the longbow but he is an expert hand-
to-hand fighter and adept at organising ambushes in the
depths of the forest.
Sceolan is the ruler of the High Realm of Atylwyth,
also known as the Winterheart.
M WS BS S T W I A Ld
Sceolan 5 7 7 4 3 3 8 4 10
POINTS: 185.
TROOP TYPE: Infantry (Special Character, Lord).
EQUIPMENT: Hand weapon, light armour.
SPECIAL RULES: Asrai Archery, Elven Grace,
Forest Strider, Scouts.
Ambush Master: If Sceolan is included in your army,
one Core Unit of your choice may deploy using the
Ambushers special rule.
MAGIC ITEMS:
The Bow of Loren (Magic Weapon)
Never closer to death has Ariel come than during the
assault on Ghrond, when an assassin’s knife would
have taken her heart, but for the timely intervention
and peerless aim of Galed, an archer of Lady
Morgalla’s household. As reward for this heroic deed,
Galed sought only a single perfect hair from his
queen’s head. This he ever after used to string his
enchanted longbow, transforming an already
exceptional weapon into a hunter’s tool worthy of
mighty Kurnous himself. The wielder of the Bow of
Loren is therefore considered to be the Fey Queen's
champion upon the battlefield, striking down her
enemies with unnaturally swift precision.
Asrai Longbow. All shots from the Bow of Loren are
resolved at Strength 4 with Multiple Shots (A+1)
special rule. Multiple Shots (A+1) means the bow fires
a number of shots equal to 1 plus the wielder’s Attacks
characteristic. It cannot fire enchanted arrows.
Note that if Sceolan is included in your army, no other
model may be given the Bow of Loren.
Buckler of Bronze (Magic Armour)
Sceolan carries a buckler instead of an ordinary shield.
This is a small shield with a spiked bronze boss and
many bronze studs arranged in arcane patterns. Not
only does this buckler parry the blows of the enemy but
it can be used to strike back at any opponent whose
blow is parried.
Buckler. For each attack that Hits Sceolan in close
combat, he may make an extra Attack back
immediately.
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 WYCHWETHYL THE WILD
Shadowdancer
Wychwethyl is a Wardancer of exceptional skill and M WS BS S T W I A Ld
agility. It is he who performs the ritual dance at the Wychwethyl 5 8 6 4 3 2 8 3 8
beginning of spring which awakens the King and
Queen in the Wood after their long sleep in the Oak of POINTS: 125.
Ages. In battle he is unsurpassed in his reckless
savagery. TROOP TYPE: Infantry (Special Character, Hero).

EQUIPMENT: Two hand weapons.

SPECIAL RULES: Elven Grace, Forest Strider,

Immunity (Psychology), Shadow Dances of Leoc,
Ward save (6+).

Choose Opponent: Wychwethyl is an expert dancer

who can pick out his favoured opponent in the
confusion of battle and bound into combat with him.

In close combat, Wychwethyl can choose to attack any

enemy model in the enemy unit, not just the models in
base contact with him.

Dance of Doom: Wychwethyl knows an ancient and

secret war dance.

Instead of attacking as normal, Wychwethyl may make

one attack against each enemy model in base contact
with him.

MAGIC ITEMS:
The Drum of Orcskin (Enchanted Item)
Wychwethyl carries the Drum of Orcskin which is
made from the stretched skin of an Orc warlord slain
at the battle of the Glade of Woe and beaten with a
drumstick made from his rib-bone. When he beats the
drum it quickens the pace of Wychwethyl with its
unearthly rhythm.

The Drum of Orcskin gives Wychwethyl and any unit

he joins the Swiftstride special rule when they roll their
charge distance.

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 AETHIS THE WANDERER
Shadowdancer
The Wood Elves live in the Loren Forest in Bretonnia.
These colonies are the only permanent Elf presence in
the Old World since the Phoenix King recalled his
people back to Ulthuan. Aethis was one of the
Wardancers, sacred actors who participate in the secret
rituals of the Wood Elves. They are also dreadful
warriors, using their agility and speed to make a
formidable passage of arms.
Some Wood Elves choose not to stay in their native
forests and to travel the world, as traders to supply their
fellow Elves with food and metals not available in the
forest, or solitary, traveling aimlessly and exploring the
surrounding lands. These adventurers are called the
Wanderers. Aethis was already a famous Wardancer
when he decided to become a Wanderer. To thank him
for having put all his talents at the service of the
community of the Wood Elves during all these long
years, King Orion and Queen Ariel summoned him and
offered him gifts that would help him survive in the
Old World. Orion offered him two swords whose
magical properties would add to his unparalleled
fencing skills. Ariel, whose concerns were more
maternal, gave him a magic belt that would protect him
like the best of armor.
The Wanderers avoid human cities most of the time,
but when they cross paths with Elf or Human armies
marching against their common enemies, they
sometimes join them to fight alongside them.
M WS BS S T W I A Ld
Aethis 5 8 6 4 3 2 8 3 8
POINTS: 165.
TROOP TYPE: Infantry (Special Character, Hero).
SPECIAL RULES: Elven Grace, Forest Strider,
Immunity (Psychology), Shadow Dances of Leoc,
Ward save (6+).
MAGIC ITEMS:
Orion's Swords (Magic Weapon)
These two swords are also called the King's Twins.
They were forged for the daughters of King Orion, who
were more attracted to the warrior arts than to the
traditional occupations of Elven women. These swords
were given to them for their sixteenth birthday and for
years they fought together, mainly opposing the
incursions of Greenskins into the forests of Loren. But
one of them was killed during a skirmish and her sister,
unable to live without the one who had always
accompanied her, threw herself from the top of a cliff a
few days later. King Orion kept the swords of his
daughters by promising to bequeath them to a
deserving warrior. The spirit of the twins still seems to
inhabit the swords, refining the fencing skills of the one
who wields them.
Two hand weapons. Orion's Swords adds +2 Weapon
Skill and Strength to the wielder. In addition, Aethis
can choose to reduce the number of Attacks of one
enemy model in base contact of his choosing by 1 at
the start of each close combat phase. However, if he
does so, he will only gain +1 Weapon Skill and
Strength that close combat phase.
Ariel's Belt (Talisman)
This belt was woven in the distant past by the great
elven mages of Saphery and it is one of the few
treasures that the High Elves left behind when they left
for Ulthuan.
Ariel's Belt gives the wearer a Ward Save (6+).
"I dance, therefore I am."
- Aethis the Wanderer
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 DRYCHA HAMADRETH
Note: Drycha Hamadreth is an upgraded version Deadly Infestation: Malicious spites infest
of Drycha, and as a result you may not include Drycha’s form, drawn to the bitterness of her soul.
both at the same time in your army.
In addition to Drycha's normal attacks, she can also
M WS BS S T W I A Ld make two types of special attacks. The Colony of
Drycha Hamadreth 5 7 6 5 5 5 7 6 9 Flitterfuries uses the following profile:

POINTS: 340. Range: Strength: Special Rules:

12" 1 Multiple Shots (2D6),
TROOP TYPE: Monster (Special Character, Lord). Poisoned Attacks

MAGIC: Drycha is a Level 2 Wizard who uses spells The Colony of Flitterfuries suffers no To Hit
from the Lore of Life or Athel Loren. penalties for firing Multiple Shots.

SPECIAL RULES: Blessings of the Ancients, The Swarm of Squirmlings uses the following
Forest Spirit, Natural Armour (3+). profile:

Eternal Rage: Drycha is filled with deep and
abiding loathing of all non-forest spirits.
Drycha has the Hatred special rule which applies
in every round of close combat, not just the first.
Fanatical Resolve: Like many driven individuals,
Drycha dreads being slain with her work
unfinished and will fight all the harder if death
seeks to claim her.
If Drycha suffers an unsaved Wound, her Attacks
characteristic increases by 1 for the remainder of
the battle. Each time Drycha regains a Wound lost
earlier in the battle, her Attacks characteristic
decreases by 1 for the remainder of the battle.
Range: Strength: Special Rules:
Combat 1 Random Attacks (2D6),
Poisoned Attacks
Mercurial Aspect: The Flitterfuries that dwell in
Drycha’s body bask in the heat of her rage, while
the Squirmlings she hosts suckle at her sorrow.
At the start of each of your turns, declare whether
Drycha is Enraged or Embittered. If Drycha is
Enraged, the Colony of Flitterfuries gains the
Multiple Shots (3D6) special rule. If Drycha is
Embittered, the Swarm of Squirmlings gains the
Random Attacks (3D6) special rule.

Roused to Wrath: This rule cannot be used if

there are no forests on the battlefield when it is
time to deploy your army. When you deploy, you
may choose D3 units wholly composed of models
with the Forest Spirit special rule – these are not
deployed at the start of the game, but are
‘slumbering’ somewhere on the battlefield.

At the start of the Remaining Moves sub-phase of

your first turn, roll a D6 for each slumbering unit.
On a roll of 1-2, nothing happens – roll again next
turn. On a roll of 3-6, the unit awakens. Place it on
the battlefield so that all models in the unit are
wholly within a forest, and at least 1" away from
other units and impassable terrain. Treat units that
cannot be placed as having rolled a 1-2. Any units
that have not yet awoken by the time the game
ends award victory points as if they had been
destroyed.