Wood Elves

A muster counts as a ranged weapon that may be used in addition to any ranged weapon that the model carries. It has a range of 6", and unleashes D6 Strength 2 shots. The model counts as being a single unit Strength 1 model on foot for line of sight for this attack, and it may target a different unit than any other ranged attack made by the character. These shots always hit on a 4+ and count as magical and Poisoned Attacks. A model with Malevolents may stand and shoot with them (in addition to any other ranged weapon the model may have), even if the charging unit is outside the model's line of sight, or it would not normally be allowed to stand and shoot because the enemy is within half its charge range. So long as the model has a chance to be contacted by the enemy unit, the character may still stand and shoot.

Spites of Athel Loren Type

Athel Loren is infested with all, manner of capricious and unpredictable nature-spirits. In their truest form, these spirits appear as shining spheres of light or ghost-like auras, However, they can change form at will, and such is the array of shapes that they can take that it is almost impossible to categorise them. They are known collectively as Spites, wilful and highly unpredictable beings, as likely to help a lost traveller out of the forest as to lead him to his doom. In times of peace they may take the forms of benevolent helpers and caretakers of Athel Loren, and appear friendly and harmless even if generally mischievous. The Wood Elves often leave small offerings of food or shiny baubles for the Spites in an effort to distract them from mischief-making, although this is an almost impossible goal. They often associate themselves with a particular household or individual, and routinely steal food and coin, tie hair in knots and play practical jokes. However, Spites are swift to anger and easy to offend, and are quick to shift to more aggressive and vicious forms. Spites are present everywhere in Athel Loren, and often attach themselves to certain places, Elves or creatures. They are very protective of their hosts, and will lash out with any powers they have at any who wish harm on them or have evil intent. Choosing Spites Spites are chosen in the same manner as Magic Items, and count towards the maximum number of points a character is allowed to spend on Magic Items. Therefore each particular Spite choice may only be chosen once in an army. For example, you cannot have two models with A Murder of Spites in the one army. In addition, each character can only choose one Spite from the list below. However, Treemen-Ancients and Branchwraiths may have any number of Spites, to the limit of their allowance (100 points and 50 points respectively). 

Warhammer Fantasy: 7th Edition

A Muster of Malevolents
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