Lizardmen Base Sizes

Lizardmen

Weapons (and Equipment)

Blowpipe

In the grim and dangerous world of Warhammer, warriors employ many different types of weapons against a multitude of foes. From the fine swords of the Elves or the sharp axes of the Dwarfs to the spiked clubs used by less sophisticated creatures like the Ogres, every race has weaponry fitted to its preferred style of fighting.

Special Rules

Small

Many troops in the Warhammer game have unique and  unusual abilities and skills. In the game, these abilities and skills are represented by special rules. Any creature may have one or more special rules and, unless otherwise mentioned, the effects from special rules are cumulative. The following list is by no means exhaustive, but it does detail the most common special rules (more can be found in the Warhammer Armies books).

Thick-skinned

Aquatic

Cold Blooded

Jungle Poisons

Different Sized Bases within Units

Shield of the Old Ones

Guardians

Sacred Duty

Channelling

Chameleons

Hit and Run (Lizardmen)

Drop Rocks

Arboreal Predators

Character Mount

Spawn-kin

Great Reach

Howdah Weapons

Giant Blowpipe

Giant Bow

Skink Crew

Unit Strength (Stegadons)

Engine of the Gods

Hunting Pack

Spout Flames

Shoot Barbs

Blood-frenzy

Ultimate Predator

First Generation Spawning

The Spirit of Lord Kroak

Supreme Shield of the Old Ones

Eternity Guardians

Zlaaq

Mage-Lord of Hexoatl

Grymloq

Sacred Spawning of Xhotl

Army of Kroq-Gar

Ultimate Bodyguard

Resilient

Tide of Serpents

Red Crest

Herald of Cosmic Events

Zwup

Master of Skies

Preternatural Aim

Master Predator

Magic Items (and Abilities)

Disciplines of the Ancients

The world of Warhammer is rich in magical artefacts and holy relics of great power. Mighty soul-drinking swords, impenetrable suits of amour encrusted with runic powers, ancient tomes of sorcerous knowledge and lost rings of power many a war has been fought for the sole possession of such treasure. The Warhammer Armies books describe in detail the many different kinds of magic items that each army can use. Here we shall examine the magic items that are commonly used by all races. In cases of contradiction, the special rule of a magic item takes precedence over normal game rules. Magic items can be carried by characters and, in some cases, by the standard bearer or champion of a unit of troops. This is indicated in the army list for each army in the appropriate Warhammer Army book. A character can only have one magic item of each type (weapon, armour, etc), unless otherwise indicated. No specific magic item can be carried by more than one model in the army (eg, there cannot be two models equipped with a Sword of Striking in the same army). Scrolls are an exception to this several scrolls of the same type can be carried by the same Wizard or by different Wizards if you wish. Fleeing models cannot use any magic items that are one use only, bound items and similar magic items that require a decision on when to activate their powers. Only magic items whose effects are permanent still work for fleeing models.

Treasures of the Old Ones

Ancient Stegadon

Monster

Rare

Barbed Razordon

Infantry (20/25mm)

Carnosaur

Great Weapon. Magical weapons count as mundane weapons of the same type when used against Chakax in close combat. If Chakax hits an enemy unit in close combat, his opponent must reveal to him all magic items in the unit.

The Star-Stone Mace

No enemy units with the Scout special rule may set up within 20" of Chakax. In addition, if an enemy unit within 20" of him contains Night Goblin Fanatics, Dark Elf Assassins or other hidden' models, their presence must be declared as soon as they come within 20" of Chakax.

The Helm of the Prime Guardian

When he is fighting in a challenge, Chakax gains a 5+ ward save and any enemy model that wishes to attack him automatically strikes last, even if they charged or have an ability that would normally allow them to strike last.

The Key to the Eternity Chamber

Chakax

Special Character

Chameleon Skink

Special

Dark Elves

Cold One

Cold One Rider

Cavalry

Cold One Rider Champion

In the first round of close combat Gor-Rok re-rolls any failed To Hit rolls.

The Mace of Ulamak

Shield. Gor-Rok always counts as defending an obstacle, meaning that any chargers that wish to attack him will lose any and all benefits from charging.

The Shield of Aeons

Gor-Rok

Jungle Swarm

Infantry (40/50mm)

Core

The Revered Spear of Tlanxla gives Kroq-Gar + 1 Strength on the turn he charges. Any unsaved wound caused by the Revered Spear of Tlanxla counts as two wounds when calculating combat resolution. Against units that are Immune to Psychology, the weapon simply counts as a magical spear.

Revered Spear of Tlanxla

Bound Spell. Power Level 5. Kroq-Gar may direct the energy from the Hand of Gods at any and all targets he can see. The Hand of Gods has a range of 12" and automatically strikes every enemy unit within Kroq-Gar's arc of sight and its range. Any unit struck suffers D6 Strength 4 hits.

Hand of Gods

Kroq-Gar

Kroxigor

Kroxigor Ancient

All shooting and close combat any attacks directly targetted at Lord Kroak suffer -1 To Hit.

Golden Death Mask

Lord Kroak

Attacks made with the Cobra Mace always strike first, with a Strength 5 Poisoned Attack. If a hit is scored and the target is carrying one or more magical weapons, one such weapon of your choice is destroyed.

Cobra Mace of Mazdamundi

The Sun Standard of Hexoatl is an army Battle Standard. Note that a second Battle Standard may not be taken by another character.

Sun Standard of Hexoatl

Lore of Fire Lore

Lore of Metal Lore

Lore of Shadow Lore

Lore of Beasts Lore

Lore of Heavens Lore

Lore of Light Lore

Lore of Life Lore

Lore of Death Lore

Lord Mazdamundi

Oxyotl

Revered Guardian

Salamander

Saurus Oldblood

Lord

Saurus Scar-Veteran

Hero

Saurus Warrior

Saurus Warrior Champion

Skink

Skink Brave

Skink Chief

Skink Handler

Skink Priest

Skink Skirmisher

Skink Skirmisher Brave

Slann Mage-Priest

Stalker

Stegadon

The Blade of the Serpent's Tongue grants Tehenhauin Poisoned Attacks, and in addition gives him +1 Strength and on the turn he charges.

Blade of the Serpent's Tongue

Tehenhauin is watched over by Sotek himself, granting him a 5+ ward save.

Plaque of Sotek

Tehenhauin

Temple Guard

Terradon

Terradon Rider

Terradon Rider Brave

After deployment, but before determining who gets the first turn, the Lizardmen player may redeploy D3 of his own units. The units must adhere to normal deployment restrictions.

Eye of the Old Ones

If Tetto'eko successfully casts the spell Comet of Casandora you may re-roll the dice at the start of each player' turn to see if the comet arrives.

The Stellar Staff

The palanquin operates in the same way as a Mage-Priest's except that Tetto'eko may be placed in the second rank of a unit of Skinks rather than Temple Guard, so long as no Kroxigor are in the unit. The palanquin grants Tetto'eko a 5+ ward save.

The Palanquin of Constellations

Tetto'eko

Any unit wishing to shoot at Tiktaq'to, or the unit he has joined, suffers an additional -1 to hit. In addition, the Mask of Heavens confers a 6+ ward save and Magic Resistance (1).

Mask of Heavens

No armour saves are possible against wounds caused by the Blade of Ancient Skies.

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