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PnEpenrNG FoR BerrrnBefore you can play a game, you will need to prepare a few thlngs:

. First, you need to choose your army. To do so, you need

to decide what you want to include:

- You must have a Primary Detachment (see page 109).

- You may be able to include allies (see page I l2).

- You may include a Fortification (see page 109)

Fina11y, you must choose one of your HQcholces to be the

Warlord leading your force (see page I I I ).

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Next, you need to see what EternalVat rnission you

will be playing and set up the battlefield.

- To determine which Eternai $?ar mission you will be playing, you

can either pick one with your opponent or roll a D6 to randomly

choose one, referring to the following table (see page ll8)'

EternalwarMissiorr Page

Crusadc 126

Purge the Alien 127

Big Guns Never Tire 128

The Scouring 129

The Empetor's Will 130

The Relic l3l

* To determine which deployment map to use, you can either pick

one with your opponent or ro11 a D3 to randomly choose one'

referring to the following table (see page I 18).

Next, tertain should be placed on the battlefield. fhiscan be done rrsin$ the Narrative or Alternatin$ methods

- Narrative Terrain (see page 120); set up the terrain to creale lfantastic looking battlefi eld.

- Alternating Terrain (see page 120)

. Pool all the your terrain to the side ofthe battlefield.

. Determine the terrain density by rolling a D3 for each 2' bv 2'

section ofthe battlefield and noting it down.

Starting with the player who won the roll-offfor table hah es.

alternate deploying a terrain'piece' anyrvhere on the board. E::

terraln'piece' is either one substantial piece (such as a buildl:-:

ruln or forest) or up to 3 sma11 pieces (such as battlefield deb:.:

?layers continue to alternate until they choose to stop or until

they reach the maximum terrain density for each board sectrc:

After both players have finished, and as long as both players

agree, you rnay shuffle the terrain around to create the best

looking battlefi eld possible.

Now, place any objective rnatkets the rnission you are

playing requires.

- Staning with the player who won the ro11-off for table halves.

alternate placing the objective markers untl1 they have all bee:-

placed following the restrictions on page l2l.

Players rnust now deterrnine their W'arlotd Ttaits.Rollon one of the tables available to yourVarlord(either ftom page lll or one frorn theit codex, if ithas one).

If either player has Psykers that generate randornpsychic powers, theygenerate thern now.

It is tirne to deployyour forces onto the battlefield.Roll-off; the winner chooses to deployfirst or second-

- The player deploying first then deploys their entire force rvirhr:

their deployment zone, excluding units uslng their Infiltrare

special rule and any units being kept as Reserves.

- The player deploying second then does the same.

- Units using the Infiltrate special rule are deployed next. Ifborh

players have such unlts, ro11-off; the winner chooses who goes

first. Alternate placing units until all eligible units are deplovej

- Any units with the Scouts special rule may now redeploy

Ifboth players have such units, ro11-off; the winner chooses

who goes first. Alternate redeploying units until a1l eligible

units are te-deployed.

The player who deployed second rnay now attempt toSeize the Initiative (see page 122). rfhe succeeds, he has

the first turn. If he fails, he goes second.

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I2

3

4

5

6

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I2

3

Deployrnent MapDawn of War

Hammer and Anvil

Vanguard Strike

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- Fina11y, the players ro11-off, and the wlnner selects one ofthe table

halves to be his, with th9 other halfgoing to his opponent,/

If either fotce contains any fotifications, they

need to be placed at this point. If both fotces have

fottifications, the playerwho won the toll-offto choose

table halves places theirs first (see page 120).

- Iortlfications must be placed who11y within your own table half

and cannot be placed within 3" ofanother fortification. Dr*

MovrlmNr PuessSelect a unit and follow the steps below. Repeat the stepsfor each unit in yout force that you wish to lnove.

If the unit is falling back, it first atternpts to Regpoup(see page 3l).

If it successfully Regroups, it may move up to 3".

Ifit fails to Regroup, it must lall Back (see page 30) rowards its

own table edge.

State which rnodels (if any) in the unit are rrot rnoving.

Deterrnine if the unit will be moving through difficultterrain and (if appropriate) roll for rnaxitnurn rnovedistance (see page 90).

Move the unit utrr to its rnaxirnum move distance. If ithas gone to gpound, the unit cannot rnove (see page l8).

The chart below lists all the unit q,pes and shows their standard move

distance alongside the effect difficult tenain has on their movement(ifany), as well as other reference information.

UnitType

Inlantry

Jump units (using theirjump pack)

Jump units (not using theirjump pack)

Beasts

Cavalry

Bikes

Jetbikes

Monstrous Cteature

Artillery

Jet Pack units(using theirjet pack)

Jet Pack units(not using theirjet pack)

Skimmer

walker

Flyer (Zoom mode)

Ilying Monstrous Creature(Swooping)

A11 other Vehicles

Move I)istance

0'- 6'

0.- 12"

As per their standardunia t)?e

0" - t2'

0' - 12"

0' - 12"

0' - t2"

0'-6"

0'- 6'

0'-6'

As per their standardunit type

0' - t2'

0"-6"

18" - 36" (limited to a single 90'pivot at the start ofits move)

12" - 24" (limited to a single 90"pivot at the staft ofits move)

Diffi cult Terrain Effect

Roll 2D6 and picL the highesr.

Starting or ending in dilficult terrain requires a

Dangerous Terrain test.

As per their standard unir rype

No effect

Counts as dangerous terrain.

Counts as dangerous terrain.

Starting or ending in difficult tenain requires a

Dangerous Terrain test.

Roll 3D6 and pick the highest.

Roll 2D6 and pick the highest.

Starting or ending in djfficult rerrain requires a

Dangerous Terrain test.

As per their standard unir Type.

Srarting or ending in difficuh rerrain requires a

Dangerous Terrain test.

Roll 2D6 and pick the highest.

No effect

No effect

Dangerous Terrain test.

Fall BackDisfance Page

2D6' 44

3D6', 47

3D5"

3D6"

3D6"

3D6'

3D6',

2D6',

2D6"

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48

45

45

48

46

47

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n/a

n/a

n/a

83

84

80

n/a

n/a

49

7t0' - 12"

Snoorruc PnesEChoose one ofyour units that has not yet acted in this Shooting phase

and decide if you wish to shoot with it or move it. If you wish to shoot,

then fol1ow the process below; if you wish to move, see Moving in the

Shooting phase.

. First, choose a target - for an enemy unit to be a viable target,

one or more model. in the enemy unir must:

Be in range ofat least one weapon in the firing unit.

Be h line ofsight for at least one model in the firing unit

If models in the target unit are in varying levels ofcover, then you maywish to Focus Fire (see page l8).

Next, roll To Hit - whether or not the models in the firing unit

moved in the preceding Movement phase can affect how many shots

a weapon can fire and the accuracy ofthose shots (see chart below).

Vehicles have a different chart, as it is usually how {ara vehicle has rnoved, rather than what type of weapon itis fitin$, that determines how e{fective its firepower is.

- The notable exception to this is Ordnance weapons. Iiring an

Ordnance weapon means that a vehicle can only make Snap Shots

with its other weapons that turn (see page 7l).

HowManyweaponscanavehicle l

fireatfullBallisticSkill l

Vehicle CornbatT:rpe stationary speed

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Once you have worked out how many shots the unit can fire, divide

these into groups or use different dice so that you can keep track ofany

weapons with different Strengths, AP values or special rules, or any

shots fired at different Ballistic Skills. Then, follow the process below

with each group to work out whether or not you hit and cause damage.

. Roll To Hit - rirst, roll a number of dice equal to the number

ofshots in the group you are tesolving. To see how many hits are

scored, compare the ro11s to the Ballistic Skills ofthe models firing

them, on the chart below (see page l3).

- Against vehicle rrnits: instead of using the chart, add the

number rolled on the dice to the weapon's Strength.

. If the total equals the Armour Value of the appropriate facing

(see page 73), a gflancing hit has been scored.

. If the total beats the Armour Value of the appropriate facing,

a penetrating hit has been scored.

- Ifthe vehicle is obscured (see page 75) or is granted a saving throw

from another source, it can attempt a saving throw against each

glanclng and penetrating hit.

- Reduce the vehicles remaining Hull Points by I for each unsaved

glancing or penetrating hit.

- Finally, roll on the table below for each unsaved penetrating hit. Add I to each ro11 caused by a weapon with an AP value of2.

. Add 2 to each ro11 caused by a weapon with an AP value of I

(see page 74).

. Add a further I to every roll ifthe target vehicle is open-topped.

Once a vehicle is reduced to 0 HulI Points it is !?recked (see page

94). the vehicle is destroyed but left on the battlefield, effectively

becoming a piece ofdi{ficu1t and dangerous terrain.

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Firer'sBallisticsLill I 2 3 4 5

RollRequiredToHit 6'5* 4, J 2+

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Roll To Vound - Remove any dice that failed to hit and roll the

remainhg dice again.

- The player controlling the shooting unit can choose the order in

which different groups of Wounds are allocated (see page l5).

- Against non-vehicle rrrrits: compare the Strength ofthe

weapons being fired in that group to the majority Toughness ofthe

target unit (see above).

. If a group of Vounds all have the sarne saving thtowstaken against them , simply roll all ofthe saves at once. Allocate

each unsaved lil/ound, one at a time, to the closest model in the

target unit. Each time a model is reduced to 0 rwounds, remove

it as a casualty and allocate lTounds to the next nearest model.

. Ifa group oflfounds have di:tferent saving throws taken

against them, roll the saves individually against the closest model in

the target unit. Each trme a model is reduced to 0 -{/ounds remove itas a casualty and move on to the next nearest model. (The Fast Dice

box-out on page 16 has ways to speed up this process.)

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D6 Resultl-2 CrewShaken

The vehicle can only fire Snap

Shots until the end ofthe next

turn and cannot move unless it is a

Zooming llyer. In which case it can only

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Veapon Destroy"d }$ff| One of the vehicle's weapons

2HN I randomly chosen ) is destroyed.

Ifthe vehicle has no weapons left treat

this as an Immobilised result instead (see

5 Immobilised ry The vehicle cannot move for the

b3{ffi rest of the game. lr may not turn

either, but its turret can continue to

rotate to select targets. A Flyer in Zoom

Mode instead suffers locked Velocity

(see page 8l). A vehicle that is already

Immobilized or suffering from locked

Velocity instead removes an additional

Hull Point.

ffi! The vehicle can only fire Snap

ffi shnr. until the end of the next turn.

ffi :H:1:: :j;T:"J.'* ;:::TlAP - hits equal to the number of models

from their unit in range.

MOVINC IN THE SHOOTING PHASEInstead of shooting with a rnit in the Shooting phase, you can choose

to move it. Consult the chart below to see how far. Remember that units

with the Fleet special rule (see page 35) can re-roll one or more dice

when running and vehicles cannot use their smoke launchers (see page

87) on the turn they move Flat Out.

Asseurr PnesEThe Assault phase is broken down into two sub-phases: first, the Charge

sub-phase and then the Fight sub-phase. You must resolve the Charge

sub-phase lor all ofyour units that you wish to charge, before resolving

the Fight sub-phase for all ofyour units that are locked in combat.

CHARCE SUB-PHASE. Pick one of your units and declare which enerny unit it

wishes to charge.

- If there are multiple enemy units that your unit wlshes to target

with its charge, declare which enemy unit is the primary target,

then declare which are the secondary targets (see page 27).

Each enernyunit norninated as a tar$et of a charge cannow resolve its Overwatch fire (see page 2l).

Roll the charge range for the unit. See the chart below for

how many dice to ro11 and the effect charging through difficultterrain has for each unit type.

- Units with the Fleet special rule can re-roll one or more of the

dice (see page 35).

- Artillery units are unable to charge as long as they include one or

rnore guns (see page 45).

- Eldar (and Dark Eldar) Jetbikes and Jet Pack units can move up to

2D6" in the Assault phase even ifthey are not charging an enemy

unit (see page 45 & 47).

- Jump units that use thek jump packs to make a charge move gain

the Hammer of Wrath special rule until the end of that turn (see

page 37) and can re-roll their charge range ro1l.

- Note that because dangerous terrain is also treated as difficult tenain,

it also affects charging units.

UnitlVehicle Type

Infantry, Artillery, Jumpunits, Jet Pack units,

Monstrous Creatures,Beasts, Cava1ry

Run,Turbo- MaxirnurnBoostor Move Pa$eFlat Out? I)istance

Run D6" 44-48

Flying MonstrousCreature (Swooping) Run 2D6" 49

Valkers Run I O6' I 84

Bikes Turbo-boost 12' : 45

Jetbikes , Turbo-boost 'l 24' i 45

Eldar Jetbikes Turbo-boost 36"

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45

Healry

Fast

Fast Skimmer

Flyer (Zoom Mode)

"4Flat Out

Flat Out

Flat Out

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(minimum 12")

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80

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FIGHTSUB-PHASE. Choose a cornbat to resolve. Ifthere is more than one combat

ongoing, the player whose turn it is decides the order in which they

are resolved.

Declare a challenge if you wish (see page 64).

- If a challenge is declared and accepted, move the models in the

challenge into base contact ifpossible (see page 64).

Starting at Initiative st€p 10, count dov,'n throug[r the

steps towards I until you reach anlnitiative valrre thatorre or rnore participants not involved in a challen$ehave (see page 22).

- A11 models with this Initiative value now Pile In (see page 23).

- All engaged models (see page 23) with this Initiative now get to

make a number ofAttacks equal to their Attacks characteristic

plus any bonus Attacks they are entitled to (see page 24).

Roll To Hit - Roll one dice for each Attack being made at this

Initiative step and compare the model's \Teapon Skill to that ofthe

majority Weapon Skill of the enemy unit it is attacking to see what

ro11 is needed To Hit (see chart below).

- Remember to divide Attacks with different Strengths, AP values

or special rules into separate groups or use different coloured dice

- Non-!?aller vehicles that have moved in the previous turn have

a Weapon Skill of l. Non-Walker vehicles that didn't move in the

previous turn, or are Immobilised, have a \0eapon Ski11 of0.

. Discard each dice that rnissed the enerny and toll thosethat rernain again. This roll is used to see how many Wounds

have been caused on non-vehicle units, or how many glancing and

penetrating hits have been caused against vehicle units.

- Against non-vehicle units - compare the Strength of the

Attack agalnst the majority Toughness ofthe target unit on the To

Wound chart to see what roll is needed To \found.. If all the Wounds caused at this Initiative Step have the same

savin$ throws taken against them, ro11 all ofthe saves at once

and allocate the unsaved wounds, one at a time, to the enemy

model closest to the models that are attacking at the current

Initiative step (see page 25).

. !7hen multiple enemy models are closest, their controlling

player chooses which model is allocated the \7ound.

. If the Wounds caused have different saving throws taken

against them, allocate them to the closest model one at a time,

and roll the model's saving throw (if lt has one) before moving

on to the next Wound. Once a model has a rwound allocated to

it, you must continue to allocate rwounds to it until the \round

pool is empty or it is removed as a casualty.

- Against a vehicle - instead ofusing the To Vound chart, add

the number rolled to the Attack's Strength.

. If this equals the Armour Value of the rear facing of the vehicle

being attacked (see page 76), a pflancing hit has been scored.

. Ifthe total exceeds the Armour Value ofthe rear facing ofthe

vehicle being attacked, a penetrating hit has been scored.

- Reduce the vehicles remaining Hull Points by I for each unsaved

glancing or penetrating hit.

- Iinally, roll once on the Vehicle Damage table (see page 74) for

each penetraring hit caused.

Move on to the next Initiative step and repeat the

process above to resolveAttacks rnade at that step.

once all rnodels that are not in a challenge have foug[rt,it is tirne to resolve any challenges (see page 54).

- Ifthere are models on one side ofthe fight that cannot fight, as the

only model they are engaged with is locked irr a challenge, then they

can instead lend their Moral Suppoft to their champion (see page 65).

Finally, it is tirne to deterrnine theAssault Results (see

page 25). To do this, add up the total nurnber of unsaved

\Vounds caused by each side.

- If one side destroyed the enemy entirely, they automatically win.

- otherwise, the side that has caused the least unsaved \(ounds has

lost and must take a Morale Check (see page 29).

. lf one or more units that lost the combat pass their Morale

checks, make end ofcombat pile in moves (see page 27).

. Ifthe losing side is unable to hurt their opponents, they can

choose to automatically fail their Morale check (see page 25).

. If all the loosing units in a combat fail their Morale checks, the

victors can attempt to make a Sweeping Advance (see page 25).

- Any units that failed their Morale check and survived the

Srveeping Advance must now Fall Back (see page 30).

Ar,v sun iving, unengaged units that are not falling back, now make a

Consolidation move ofup to D6" (see page 27).

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PsYCHIC DISCIPLINES

Although the powers of Psykers are many and varied, they usually fall

into one of several disciplines. The five most common psychic disciplines

are: Biomancy, Divination, Pyromancy, Telekinesis and Telepathy.

Iach discipline has a panicular character, which is reflected by the

powers within it. The Telepathy discipline, for example, is grounded in

mind control, and its powers act through compelling and hfluencing

the thoughts and actions ofothers. It should be noted that, rvhilst

two different Psykers may both use the same disclpline, their powers

are likely to manifest in unique, idiosyncratic ways. So for example,

an Imperial Psyker using the Pyromancy discipline may hurl blezing

bolts shaped like an avenging, two-headed eagle whilst a cormpt Chaos

worshipper might conjure multi-hued conflagrations of living Warp 6re

and an Ork Psyker could vomit cones of billowing green flames.

Many races also have access to their own, unique psychic disciplines

and powers. \7here this is the case, the relevant Warhammer 40,000

codex will contain the necessary psychic power(s).

Some Psykers specialise in one discipline, honing a few powets to

the exclusion ofall others. Others manifest a much broader range of

psychic disciplines and abilities in such cases, the Psyker will be able

to generate powers from several psychic disciplines. The relevant codex

entry will detail from which psychic disciplines a Psyker can generate

his powers.

NurnrsEns oF Psvcnrc PownnsA Psyker's codex will usually state how many psychic powers the Psyker

has. Where this is not the case, the Psyker has a number ofpsychic

powers equal to his Mastery leve1.

GENrneuNG PsYCHrc Po'srERsBefore either player deploys their army, you must generate psychic

powers for your Psykers. This is done openly, so both you and your

opponent are aware ofthe power(s) each Psyker has generated. Ifyouratmy includes more than one Psyker, you can choose the order in

which you generate their powers.

In some codexes, a Psyker will have a specific psychic power, or set of

psychic powers - where this is the case, it will be clearly stated in the

relevant codex. Othemise, a Psyker generates random psychic powers

from amongst the psychic dlsciplines known to him.

To randomly generate a psychic porver, first choose one ofthe psychic

disciplines known to the Psyker. Then, ro11 a D6 and consult the

chosen psychic discipline; you will notice that the psychic powers are

numbered between one and slv - the power generated corresponds to

the number rolled on the D6.

Ifa Psyker generates a psychic power whose lilZarp Charge cost

is higher than their Mastery level, ro11 again in the same psychic

discipline until a power is generated rvhose ]X/arp Charge cost does

not exceed his Mastery level.

Ifthe Psyker needs to generate more than one psychic power, repeat

the above process until a number ofpsychic powers have been

generated equal to the Psyker's Mastery level. Note that second and

subsequent psychic powers do not have to be generated from the same

psychic discipline as the Psyker's first power. Ifa Psyker generates a

power he already has, ro11 again in the same psychic discipline table

until a power is generated that he does not already know. It should

be noted that dlfferent Psykers ln the same army can have the same

psychic power(s).

Pmnaenrs PowERSSome psychic disciplines have primaris powers. A primaris power is

so intrinsic to the discipline's character that we can assume that any

wielder of that discipline is able to master it. Immediately after rolling

for a psychic power, a Psyker can always choose to substitute the porvei

generated for the discipline's primaris power. Remember though, that :Psyker cannot have the same power twice - ifhe chooses to substitute

his frrst power for the primads power, and then chooses to generate

another psychic power from the same dlscipline, he cannot substitute

any further powers from that discipline.

Regardless ofthe psychic power(s) your Psykers have, it's worth makin:

a note on your army roster - it's all too easy to forget which Psyker has

which power otherwisel

Exomple: Sorahhas a Psyker inher army with a Mastery Level of 3 who

hnows powers from lheTelepathy ond Divination disciplines.The codex does

not specrfy that the Psyker knows ony spedfic powers, sa Sorah rhooses the

TeLepathy drscrpline and roLls o D6.The result is a3, thus generatingPupper

Master. Sarah then chooses theTelepathy Discipline again, rolling another

3.This is re-rolled, the result being a I this time, generaling Domlnate.

Howeuer, Sarah thooses to swap Dominate for thtTelepathy Primaris Pott; t

Psychic Shriek. Eor her Psyhel s final power, Samh chooses lo generate tht

power from the Dlination discipline. She rolLs a 6, thus generattngthe pn't)',.:

porver Scrier's Caze.

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BIovANCYBiornancers specialise in manipulating biolo$icalener$yand processes with the power oftheir rninds.They are rnasters of the flesh, learning to shape and

influence the physical fotrns of themselves, theirallies or their enernies, according to their will.

PRIMARIS POWERSMITE VarP Charge I

Lethal bolts of bio-lightningleap ftom the psy!<er's fngertips,tearinghis foes apart.

Smite is a witch.fi.re power with the foilowing profile:

I A" rype

4 2 Assault 4

WarpCharge IIRONARMBy transmutinghis flesh into Liuing metal,the biomancer

can wade through enemy fre unscathed and pulp shulls

withhisbare fists.

Iron Anr,r is a blessing that targets the Psyker. Whilst the power

is in effect, the Psyker gains +D3 Strength and Toughness (ro11

once for both) and gains rhe Eternal !?arrior special rule.

ENFEEBLB Varp Charge I

As the psyker channelshis powers, tendrils of Warp energy

Iash over his uictims, euery cavess sappingvitality fromtheirbodies.

Enfeeble is a malediction that targets a single enemy unit

within 24". rilhilst the powet is in effect, the target unit suffers

a -l penalty to both Strength and Toughness, and treats all

terrain (even open ground) as difficult terrain.

Endurance is ablessing that targets a single friendly unit within

24". Whilst the power is in effect, the target unit gains the Feel

No Pain, It Will Not Die and Relentless special rules.

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A man may dic yet still endurc if his rvork enters the

greater work. Time is carried upon a current incePted

by forgotten decds. f,vents of Brcat moment are but the

culmination of a single carefully placed thought. As all

men must thank progcnitors obscured by the past, so

rve must endure the prcsent that those who comc aftcr

may continue the grcater work.'

-The Chine of Eons -Gar6o Mojoro Prefectus of Adeptus Mechonicus

Range S AP TyPe

stt\ rrrn LEEcH varp charge I

"{*1J 'ivith a twist of his gnavled hands,lhe wrathf ul psyker* .jryq rips the life force fromhis enemy,hoardingthe stolen

' " t ,rrrnrc and usingitto reinuigorate andrestorchis own

injured flesh.

LifeLeech is awitchfire power with the following profile:

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Life leech 12' 6 2 Assault2

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!; j Rrorhi,,g, nto the essence of his allies,thebiomancerlznitsV.Gt rt K(g( lI I I I8 lfllU I fl( t ))grlt t UJ tt I> qtt t( > t t t t( U tv t t tw r tLt I

."{y'* together b ones, he als fI esh and banishes fatigue so that they

' I' i ,nrryo,, thefght.

IfLife Leeth carses at least one unsaved \7ound' the Psyker

immediately regains a Wound lost earlier in the battle (up

to his starting number of Wounds).

f-"<blwlnp sPEED warp chatge I

^\"ug)rfrc powers of the Immoteriumflow into thepsyker,

t $? heighteninghis speed to supernaturalleuels. Ablur is' \ h. amongsthis enemies,fellingthe unrighteouswith

blows too swift to see.

VarT Speed is a blessing that targets the Psyker. Whilst

the power is in effect, the Psyker gains +D3 Initiative and

Attacks (ro11 once for both) and gains the Fleet special ru1e.

IIAEMORRHAGE WarpCharge I

Eocussinghis mutant mind,the psyker reaches

forth and sets a fre within his uictim's flesh. withinmoment's, the unfortunate foe'sbloodbegins to boil in

its own ueins, tearinghim asunder as itbursts fromevery pofe.

Haemonhage is a focussed witchfire power with a range

of 12". The target must pass a Toughness test or suffer a

I(ound with no armour or cover saves a11owed. Ifthe target

is slain, randomly select another model (friend or foe)

within 2" of him. That model must pass a Toughness test or

suffer a \Vound with no armour or cover saves a11owed. Ifthat model dies, continue the process until a model survives

or there are no suitable targets within range.

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PRIMARIS POSTERPRESCIENCE WarpCharge I

Tlrc psyh.er can effortlessLy predict the pnths ofbuLlets and swords.

By focussinghis Warp-sight even more closely, he can guide hkalLies' nims,bringing a swift and merciless death to their foes.

Pyesdente rs a blessing that targets a single friendly unit within12". Whilst the power is in effect, the target unit can re-roll allfailed To Hit rolls.

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PERFECTTIMING Warp Charge IAs soon as his consciousnesis pierces the veil of the

Warp, a rush of images floods the diviner's mind,

forctellingthe actions of his enemies, down to the

merest microsecond. Armed with this information, the

diuiner's allies can predrct exactly when their foes wiIIpeer oul frombehind cover and expose themselves to a

lethalhead shot.

PerfectTimrngis a blessing that targets the Psyker. \Thilstthis power is in effect, the Psyker and his unit's weapons

have the Ignores Cover special rule.

PRECOGNITION Varp Chatge I

Hauing already witnessed the one true path to uictory,

the diuiner strides acrossthebattlefeldlike an auenging

god of war. Whilst the premonitions run true,he is alL

but undef eatable, proof against bullet and bolt, blade

and b ombardment. }]'ow eu er, should his self-wr ought

prophecies fade, or turn false,he wiLl surely be doomed

to ignominious defeat.

Precognition is a blessing that targets the Psyker. \Thilst the

power is in effect, the Psyker can re-roll all failed To Hit and

To $7ound rol1s, as well as failed saving throws.

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\fu1) nto nlrs to his war p-gifted insights, the psyher and his

" fl\ allies are aware that their foes are about to charge, even

' " \ brforc lhe loes lhemselves have realised it.

Eorcbodrngis ablessing that targets the Psyker. Vhilst this

power is in effect, the Psyker and his unit have the Counter-

artack special rule and fire overwatch on their full Ballistic

Skill, rather than Ballistic Skill l. Note that this does not allow

weapons that could not normally fire Overwatch to do so.

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'\full The psvke r's prophetic powers aLlow him to walk through

,,'Y: a hail of frc unsrathed, dodging incomingbullets with an

' ' eene talm.

Eorewamingis ablessing that targets a single friendly unit

wirhin 12". \7hilst the power is in effect, the target unit has a

4+ invulnerable save.

U€f MTSFoRTUNE warp charge I

TrSgJ wrth a chrh of his fingers, the diuiner twists fate so that his

; f) /ollor,rrc ri blows punch through the weahest points in their

' ' opponents' drmouy.

Midofiune ts a malediction that targets a single enemy unit

wirhin 24". whilst the power is in effect, the target unit must

re-roll successful saving throws.

Across the void of spacc mcn livc as thcy havc livcd

for millennia upon thc sand, rock and soil ofworlds

bathcd in the light of alicn suns. So is Humanity's

sced cast far and widc beyond thc knowledgc of Man,

to thrivc bittcrly in thc darkncss, to takc root and cling

with robust and savagc detcrmination.

The diviner can see thebattlefeld clearly inhis mind's

eyet with the vantage point of a huntinghawh and

the precision of alaser.The to and fro of armies and

war machines isbut the scurrying of antsbeneath

his omniscient gaze.Thus can the diuiner direct the

deployment of specialist fortes exactly when and where

they are most needed, Leauing no clue behind as to hou,

this trichery was achieved.

Scriel s Gaze rs a blessing that targets the Psyker. Vhilst the

power is in effect, you can ro11 three dice and choose the

result you want when rolling for Reserves, Outflank and

fnysterious terrain.

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PynoMANCYA pyrornancer is a rnaster of fire and flarne, a psyker

who is able to create searirrg infernos out of thinair. Pyrornancy is one of the rnost spectacrrlar and

destructive forms of psychic ability, and those who

face a pyrornancer in combat are oft reduced to noughtbut a pile of charred bones.

PRIMARIS POSTERitAMi BREAif

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Atorrent of psychic flames pour forth from the psyket's eyes and

m o uth, e n gulfrng th e t ar ge t.

Elame Breathis awitchfrre power with the following profile:

Range S AP T1pe

Flame Breath Template 5 4 Assault l,

Soul Blaze

Varp Charge IFIERYFORMBuLIets and shells pass straight through the pyromancer

ashe transforms into an incandescentbeingof liuing

\/arpfre, strihingout athis t'oes and settingthev

souls ablaze.

Fiery Form is a blessing that targets the Psyker. \7hilst the

power is in effect, the Psyker gains a 4+ invulnerable save,

+2 Strength and his close combat attacks have the Soul Blaze

special rule.

FIRESHIELD Warp Charge I

with a sweep of his orms the psyker throws up a towering

wall of flame to protect his allies.

Fire Shield ls a blessing that targets a single friendly unit

within 24". The target unit has a 4+ cover save against shooting

attacks that do not have at least one ofthe following special

mles: Soul Blaze or Melta. In addition, whilst the power is in

effect, any unit that makes a successful charge against the unit

suffers 2D6 Strength 4 AP - hits, resolved at the same time as

Hammer of 'JZrath hits.

3INFERNO Varp Chatge I

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Vith an impatient gesture, the psyker sets the oir itself

aflome, creoting a whir\ing pillar of fre to sweep through

the ran.ks of his enemies.

Inferno is a witchfire porver rvith the follorving profile:

SPONIANEOUS COMBUSTION Varp Charge I

Eocussinghis anger,the pyromancer can melt ot

incinerate his foe in aheartbeat.Yet whenhis rageboils

ouer,the unfortunate uictim'sbody explodes in ablast of

ash androaringflame.Vho can sayhow many willfaIIuictim to his wrathbefore it is sated?

Sponlaneous Combustion is a focussed witchfire power with

a range of 18". The target model suffers a Vound with no

armour or cover saves allowed. Ifthe model is slain by this'Wound, centre the small blast marker ovet the target before

removing him. All other models under the marker suffer a

Strength 4 AP 5 hit with the Ignores Cover special rule.

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"\fiJ rlt p syker nngs a wild songwhose notes were old when

- .'ff- the universe was young. Ashe does so, an incandescent

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\ ouro appears abouthim, growingeuerbrighter and

hotter with every refrain. only when the songis ended

does lhe aura explode, dtscharging rts pent-up fury in a

blin din g, sup e r n o v al fl a sh.

Sunbrrsi is a nova power with the following profile:

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24 4 5 A.ro.lti,Soul Blaze, Blast,

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MOLTENBEAM Warp Charge 2

Th e pyr o m an c er cI ap s his han ds to gether an d turn s

them outward towards the foe. Ashe does so, a white-hol

beam of blazingenergybursts fromhis palms.It melts

armour to slag and uaporises flesh,leauing only ghastly

shadcws in its wahe.

Mohen Beam is a beam with the following profile:

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TEI.TKINESISTeletines are able to rnanipulate the rnaterial worldwith the power of their rninds, translating sheerrnental power into physical force. These psykers canlash their foes with psychic ener€iy, erect invisible forceshields to protect thernselves and even rend apart thefabric of reality itself.

PRIMARIS PO]MERv""p i(;;e" i

IJsingnothingbut the power of his mind, the psyker tears a

boulder of rock from the ground and hurls it at the foe.

Assail is a beam with the following profile:

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CRUSHBy reaching outhis arm and clenchinghis fst, the psyher

' entrapshis foe in a choking and crushingmass ot'force.

Grittinghis teeth, the psyher continues the assault until

flesh, armour andbone alih.e are ground to powder.

Crush is a focussed witchfire power with a range of 18". Roll

2D6. The target model suffers a hit with a Strength equal to the

result (a score ofan I I or I 2 wounds automatically or, in the

case ofa vehicle, causes an automatic penetrating hit) with an

AP equal to the result ofa separate D6 roll.

GATE OF INFINITY VartrrCharge I

The psyker punches a corridot throughthe roilingImmaterium, allowinghim to cross great distances intheblinh of an eye.

Gate of rnfnity is a blessing that targets the Psyket and his

unlt. Place a countet in base contact with a model in the

target unit. Remove the target unit from the board. It then

immediately arrives using the rules for Deep Strike. The first

model placed must, however, be placed within 24" of the

counter. Ifthe Psyker is the only model in his unit, there is no

risk, but if his unit consists of two or more models, there is a

chance something willgo wrong; if the Deep Strike attempt

scatters and a double is rol1ed, one member ofthe unit, chosen

by the controlling player, is claimed by the \[arp and removed

as a casualty (the survivors scatter normally).

OBIURATIONMECHANICUM Warlrchargel.Weapons jam and engines seize W as the telekine uses

his powers to wrench and twisl the inner workings at the

hearts of nearby machines.

objwation Mechanicum is a malediction that targets a single

enemy unit within 24". \fhilst the power is in effect, the target

unit must re-rollTo Hit and To lTound rolls of 6. In addition,

ifthe target is a vehicle (or vehicle squadron), each vehicle

in the unit has a Strength I hit with the Haywire special rule

allocated to it (roll separately for each).

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.\ts1 The psyher slamshis palmitogether and the noise is

,{ } magnifed a hundredfold, releasing a shockwaue that' \ rnoprbonesandknochsloesfromtheirfeel.

Shochwaue isa nova power with the following profile:

Range

Shockwave 12'

AP Type

Assault D6,

Pinning

TELEICNEDOME Varp Charge I

Bulletsbounce off ot' thin air and are deflected

aLarmingly towards friendly forces as the psylzer erects o

barrier of shimmering energy abouthimself .

T elelcine Dome is a blessing that targets a friendly unit within

12". All models in the target unit have a 5+ imulnerable save

against Shooting attacks whilst the power is in effect. Every

time this save is successfully made against a shooting attack,

choose an unengaged enemy unit wirhin 6" - that unit suffers

a hit with a Strength and AP equal to that ofthe initial shot. Ifthere is no unengaged enemy unit within 6", then the lfoundis still saved, but the shor is not redirected. Note that this does

not cause templates to be repositioned.

VORTEXOFDOOM Varp Charge 2

The telekine opens a tear between the mateyial realm

and the howling destruction ot' the Varp, unleashing

energies that utterly consume his foes.

Yortex of Doomis awitchfire power with the

following profile:

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'\'Il when using this power, the Psyker fails his Psychic test,

centre the Vodex ofDoom blast marker on the Psyker - inthis case, the template does not scatter.

TTITPATHYTelepaths are psykers whose mental expertise lies withcontactirrg and controlling the rninds of others. Witha single thougfirt, a telepath can blast away his foe'ssanity, induce states of nurnbirrg terror or possess hisvictirn's thoug[rts and mould theit actions as if theywerehis own-

PRIMARIS PO$TERPSYCHIC SHRIEK WarP Charge IThe psyker breathes in deeply the power of the Warp before

emitting a banshee howl of psychic energy that shreds the minds

of his enemies.

Psychic Shriehts awitchfire power with a range of 12". Roll3D6 and

subtract the target's leadership * the target unit suffers a number of

ITounds equal to the result. Armour and cover saves cannot be taken

against Wounds c ausedby P sychic Shnelz.

VarpCharge IDOMINATBThe psyher reaches into his foe's mind, trammellinghissoul and crushinghis wiIL to fght on.

Domindte is arnalediction that targets a single enemy unit

within 24". whilst the power is in effect, the target unit musl

pass a leadership test each time it attempts to rnove, shoot,

Run or declare a charge - ifthe test is failed, the action is

forfeit and the unit can do nothing that phase.

MentalEortitude is a blessing that targets a single friendly unit

within 24". If the target is falling back, it immediately regroups. It

then gains the learless special rule for as long as the power lasts.

TERRIFI WartrrCharge I

Euen the brauest of heroes quake in terror as the telepath

assails them with images from their own darkest and most

dreadful nightmares.

Terrif, is a malediction that targets a single enemy unit within 24".

The target receives no benefit ftom the Fearless special ru1e and

treats all enemy units as having the leat special mle for the power's

duration. Furthermore, it must immediately take a Morale check.

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"kid# Reaching into the minds rif his foes, the psyker obscures

;Yl himsetl andhis alliesfrom the enemy's tghl.

tnvisibility is ablessing that targets a single friendly unit within

24". The target unir is invisible as long as the power is in effect.

An invisible unit has both the Shrouded and Stealth special rules.

Models charged by an invisible unit gain no benefit from the

Counter-aftack special rule (they don't see it coming). Models

attacking (or being attacked by) invisible models in close combat

count as \Teapon Skill l. Blows made by, or agahst, non-invisible

models in the same combat are resolved norma1ly.

HALLUCINATION Wa4r Charge 2

Paranoia, confusion and panic are heightened to

a debrlitating degree as the telepath ahershis foes'

p er c epti ons of re ality.

Hal\urinatton rs a malediction that targets a single enemy

unit s'ithin 24". Rol1 immediately to determine the manner

ofhallucinations the target is suffering from (ro11 once for the

whole unit).

D6 Resultl-Z Bugs! I Hatc Bugs! Sonelhrng unspeahable has gotlen

under the uictims' armout and hosbegun to crawl oround.

The unlt is automatically Pinned, unless it would

normally automatically pass Pinning tests or is locked

in close combat, in which case there is no effect.

3-4 Etmrnrn? All se nse of urgency islost, and the befuddled

wawiors just stare listLessLy into space.The unit cannot

shoot, Run, declare charges or strike blows in close

combat whilst the power is in effect.

5-6 You! You'te a Traitotl Paranoia sets in and the pantched

wawiorslash out attheir comvades.Every model in the unitimmediately inflicts a single hit on his own unit,

at that models' o*n Strengths, but using the Strength

bonuses, AP values and special rules oftheir most

powerful close combat weapons (ifthey have any).

;$+i MENTALFoRTTTuDE varp charge I

\;yl Despair is lurned inlo fresh hope and courage inlo insane

;\ J' herorsm as the telepath projects inspirational thoughts of' ' viclory inlo Ihe minds of his allies.

ffi PUPPETMAsTER varp charge I

: \*FV_I 'the telepath possesses his uictim's mind, controlling their

;Y | ^ort.rnts, their aim and their trigger fngers as if they

' were marionettes.

PuppetMaster rs a focussed witchfire power with a range

of 24". The target immediately makes a shoodng attack as ifit was one of your models (this cannot target his own unit).

After resolving the attack, the target shakes free ofthe Psyker's

control and immediately reverts to the owning player's control.