A warband may have no more than 6 power dice or dispel dice at one time.īretonnian warbands do not need to include a Battle Standard Bearer The higher of the 2 D3 is the number of dispel dice available. When rolling for the winds of magic, roll 2D3 for the number of Power Dice. Once Warbands have been assembled per the Warband composition rules, play progresses exactly as it does in a standard game of Warhammer with the following exceptions: The only differences, beyond specific scenario rules, are in the minimum sizes for each unit and the selection of your warband. Units fight in formation ranks, standards, flanks, and so on count toward combat resolution and only units with the Skirmish rule may adopt a skirmish formation. The rules for doing battle with Warbands are exactly the same as those for playing standard games of Warhammer. Unit champions gain experience independently of their unit but gain all benefits that the unit gains through experience. Unit champions begin armed with the weapons and armor of the unit they were purchased for, but may take all mundane options and equipment available to their Hero equivalent. In skirmish games, all Hero choices and unit champions are considered characters. Mighty leaders and devastating magicians are just as important in the desperate skirmishes of the Border Princes as they are in the mighty battles of the north, though even the mightiest fighter of the Border Princes pales in comparison to the leaders of proper armies. Units may never contain more than 30 models (ex: Inner circle knight status, Marks of chaos, champions, banners, etc) Units that do not meet their normal unit sizes may not take any upgrades besides weapons and armor. 40x40mm bases or larger- minimum unit size 1 20x20 to 25x25mm bases- minimum unit size 3 Instead of the minimum unit sizes in each Army Book, use the following minimum sizes. Units rarely reach the size of a proper company, but battles are no less desperate for being smaller. When the heroes and villains of the Border Princes march to war, their warbands consist of small bands and informal groups of soldiers rather than organized regiments. A warband can be no larger than 750 points and contain no more than 6 characters and 7 units. If an army does not take a Hero Choice, one unit Champion must be nominated as the army general Units with the Monstrous Beast or Unique unit type must be approved by the league organizer before they can be used Warmachines, chariots, and ethereal models are a combined 0-1 for the entire army Duplicate Special and Rare choices cannot be taken. Monsters, monstrous cavalry and monstrous mounts may not be taken.
Lord Choices and Named Characters may not be chosen.
Starting warbands may be no larger than 250 points. When building a warband for a Border Princes use 8th Edition percentage rules for building an army with the following exceptions: As such, the giant monsters and devastating war machines that are a staple of the clashes of the wider world are a rare sight in the border princes.
Rather than the large, ordered armies of the Old World, the armies of the Border Princes are not much more than warbands. Adventurers, sell-swords, and thieves from the Empire, Brettonia and the Ogre Kingdoms flock to the Border Princes seeking glory, wealth or redemption.įor most, the Border Princes will lead to nothing but death and destruction, but for those ruthless or daring enough the Border Princes are a land of riches and glory. Skaven infest the caves and mountains of the land, invading when they feel that the opportunity for slaves or treasure is right. Vampires, Beastmen and the followers of Chaos stalk the shadows, pillaging what they can and growing in power to one day attack the realms of men. Orcs and Goblins warbands too small to survive in the Badlands infest the realm. Ruins of Nehekaran outposts dot the landscape, the restless dead rising to defend their resting places. Elves and Dwarfs send expeditions to reclaim old strongholds or recapture ancient equipment from their long past empires. Ancient strongholds of collapsed human empires dot the landscape, as well as even older settlements of Dwarfs and Elves.įor centuries, the lands of the Border Princes have been home to almost every faction of the Old World. Anyone brave or foolhardy enough can stake a claim, and as long as they are able to fortify and defend it, may call themselves a border prince.
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To the south of the Empire and Brettonia lies the lands of the Border Princes, a vast swath of unclaimed land full of refugees, adventurers, mercenaries, deserters and worse.
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