morviral.blogg.se - Mount and blade undead

Mounts: The king comes with the most mounts of the army.

If you buy the King's Will, it'll go a long way in boosting their bodyguards, as it makes mummies and skeletons (basic, guards or knights only) gain a 3+ quality for a bundle of hits. They will require that protection with only a 4+ defense and Tough 3 to save them. Though they lack protection, they have plenty of options.

Mummy King: He's a fairly basic beatstick.

Vengeance (6+): Enemy unit within 12" must take a morale check or else take a hit per model.

Want to use Blade Curse but also REALLY need to charge across the board? Well, here you go.

Smiting (6+): Friendly unit within 12" charges up to 6" and gets +1 on their next hit roll.

It'll nail most monsters and brutes, but it's useless against heroes who cower behind their goons.

Desiccation (5+): Enemy unit within 12" takes an S4 AP 3 hit.Unlike some undead, these guys lack any additional protection, so you'll absolutely be needing this for the mobs. Protection (5+): One friendly unit within 12" gains Regeneration the next time they get hit.Storm of Skulls (4+): One enemy unit within 12" eats 2 AP 2 hits.With how piddly your goons are, they'll need all they can get.

Blade Curse (4+): Friendly unit within 12" get +1 to hit in melee.

Instead, you need to roll a d6 for each remaining model/Tough wound in the unit any time you roll a 1 or 2, they suffer a wound that bypasses Regeneration. Undead: Your models all auto-pass morale checks, which is great.Cursed Arrows: The archers have arrows that ignore cover.However, while the ossified is a very simple army of brutes and some monsters, the mummies are more versatile with their mobs, but their bigger pull is their artillery and monsters. The mummified undead act fairly similar to the ossified undead in that they're a wall of steel and bone.