Undeath
Undead are not considered alive and do not breathe. They are unaffected by needle guns, medi-packs, frenzon, immune, combat drugs, choke, hallucinogen, scare, toxin, virus, conversion field flashes, smoke, etc. They are considered to have auto-senses for the purposes of photon grenades. If an undead model is ignited from a hit by a flame weapon, it may ignore the fire and will not move randomly. The model will continue to take damage from the fire as normal.

Psychology
Undead are immune to all psychological effects as described in the Warhammer 40,000 Rulebook. They cannot be affected by fear, terror, or any other psychology rule.

Break
Undead automatically pass any break tests they are required to made. They cannot be broken under any circumstances.

Fear
Undead are horrific aberrations of nature. They cause fear as described in the main Rulebook.

Spirits
Some undead consist of near intangible spirits existing independent of material bodies. These undead have wispy, translucent forms and as such all shots fired at a spirit suffer a -1 to hit modifier. Spirits are difficult to damage with physical objects and many attacks will pass right through them. They receive a 4+ unmodifiable saving throw. However, this saving throw is ineffective against force weapons, psychic attacks, and psycannons. It follows the rules for daemonic auras. Spirits do not walk but hover above the ground and move by the force of their own will. They ignore movement modifiers due to difficult and very difficult terrain. They may not, however, move over impassable terrain.

Strategy Rating
An army of undead has a strategy rating of 0.

Flails
While never seen in the hands of modern troops, these forgotten weapons are often carried by undead.

	Range		To hit				Save	Armour
	Short	Long	Short	Long	Str.	Dam.	Mod.	Pene.	Special
Flail	Close combat only				S	1	-	D6+S	flail
Power Flail	Close combat only				6	1	-2	D6+D12+6	flail

A flail cancels one of a close combat opponent's parries. For example, an opponent wielding two swords would have only one parry. Flails may not, however, be used to parry. Additionally, a model struck by a flail in close combat automatically misses any shield-based armour save it may have.

Psychics
Lich are psykers of mastery level two, three, and four respectively. Their primary discipline is Undead and their tertiary discipline is Necromancy.

Unholy Armour
Lich wear ancient, unholy armour. This gives them a magical, unmodifiable armour save of 4+, which is fully effective against force weapons and psychic attacks.

Undead
Lich are undead and follow the undead rules for undeath, psychology, break, and fear.

Psychics
Necromancers are psykers of mastery level one, two, three, and four respectively. Their primary discipline is Necromancy and their tertiary discipline is Adeptus.

Hardened Will
Necromancers live in a world of the horrific and the macabre. They are immune to fear and creatures that normally cause terror cause only fear in them.

Psychics
Vampires may be psykers of any mastery level. Their primary discipline is Undead and their tertiary discipline is Necromancy.

Vulnerability to Light
Vampires are inordinately sensitive to light. While they are considered to be wearing protective visors, photon grenades and conversion field flashes cause Vampires a S5 hit with no saving throw.

Frenzy
Vampires are affected by the psychology rules described for frenzy in the Warhammer 40,000 Rulebook.

Undead
Vampires are undead and follow the undead rules for undeath, psychology, break, and fear except as noted above.

Soulblade
Many Wraiths are armed with swords or other weapons that are part of their being, allowing them to strike at the very essence of their targets. A model hit by a Wraith receives no armour saving throw. In addition a Wraith automatically penetrates vehicular armour but damage rolls are made with a -1 modifier (minimum of one). Only psychics, daemonic auras, and null-shields offer protection. No matter what form a Wraith's weapon takes, the wraith may not parry.

Spirit Body
Wraiths are intangible forms and follow the rules for spirits.

Undead
Wraiths are undead and follow the undead rules for undeath, psychology, break, and fear.

Psychics
Revenants are psykers of mastery level two. Their primary discipline is Undead and their tertiary discipline is Necromancy.

Spirit Body
Revenants are intangible forms and follow the rules for spirits.

Undead
Revenants are undead and follow the undead rules for undeath, psychology, break, and fear.

Shadow Touch
Shadows have a shadow touch that they use in close combat. No Strength/Toughness check is required. Instead the Shadow must roll equal or above his opponents Ld on 3D6 in order to cause a wound. In addition the shadow touch has a -3 saving throw modifier as the Shadow seeps through seams in the armour and causes D3 wounds.

Infiltration
Shadows can be set up deep within the battle area as described in the Infiltration rules of the Warhammer 40,000 Rulebook.

Shadow Body
Shadows follow the rules for spirits. Due to a Shadow's dim, murky form opponents firing on a Shadow receive an additional -1 penalty to hit.

Undead
Shadows are undead and follow the undead rules for undeath, psychology, break, and fear.

Undead
Skeleton Lords are undead and follow the undead rules for undeath, psychology, break, and fear.

Undead
Skeletons are undead and follow the undead rules for undeath, psychology, break, and fear.

Undead
Zombies are undead and follow the undead rules for undeath, psychology, break, and fear.

Stench
The rotting body of a Ghoul or Ghast gives off a nauseating odor. All hand-to-hand opponents must roll under their Toughness every round on D6 or suffer a -1 modifier to their WS. Sixes always fail.

Frenzy
Ghouls and Ghasts are affected by the psychology rules described for frenzy in the Warhammer 40,000 Rulebook.

Undead
Ghouls and Ghasts are undead and follow the undead rules for undeath, break, and fear. They follow the undead rules for psychology with the exception of frenzy.

Vulnerability to Flame
Mummies are the dried and dusty remains of once great humans or elves. All plasma, melta, and flamer weapons damage Mummies with a +2 modifier to Strength.

Undead
Mummies are undead and follow the undead rules for undeath, psychology, break, and fear.

Undead
Wights are undead and follow the undead rules for undeath, psychology, break, and fear.

Life Drain
Shades may phase partially through physical objects. As such, despite their low strength, Shades have a -3 saving throw modifier in hand-to-hand combat. In addition, for every wound an opponent receives from a Shade, either in hand-to-hand combat or via a spirit bow, they must roll under their Toughness on D6. Sixes always fail. If they fail, that wound has been absorbed by the unit of shades. The next wound done to any shade in the unit is taken by the absorbed wound instead. Wounds may be stored for any length of time.

Spirit Bows
Spirit bows are considered normal ranged weapons with the following statistics.

	Range		To hit				Save	Armour
	Short	Long	Short	Long	Str.	Dam.	Mod.	Pene.	Special
Spirit Bow	12"	24"	+1	0	5	1	-2	D6+3	see below

Spirit bows cause fear as described in the Warhammer 40,000 Rulebook.

Spirit Body
Shades are intangible forms and follow the rules for spirits.

Undead
Shades are undead and follow the undead rules for undeath, psychology, break, and fear.

Rising Dead
Harbingers are not setup at the beginning of the battle as per normal troops. Instead, they burst from the ground at the beginning of the undead player's first turn. They may be placed anywhere on the battlefield except for within the opponent's deployment zone. They may charge that same turn.

Foretelling Wail
Harbingers call with a terrifying wail that foretells the arrival of the undead hordes. Any model on overwatch charged by a Harbinger will lose his nerve and will not fire unless they first pass a Leadership test.

Undead
Harbingers are undead and follow the undead rules for undeath, psychology, break, and fear.

Wargear
Maegrolth caries his Axe of Ruin with him into battle. You may equip him with additional wargear from the Skeleton Equipment, Assault Weapons, and Special Weapons sections of the Undead Wargear lists.

Plague Zombies
Maegrolth may act as a champion for a special unit of, initially, no more that ten Plague Zombies (9 points per model). Only Maegrolth may lead this unit and Maegrolth may not lead any units other than his Plague Zombies.

The Rotting Plague
Maegrolth's body is the host of innumerable diseases, the worst of which is the rotting plague. This horrific malady is highly contagious and destroys its host's brain in a matter of seconds. The victim does not fully die, but rather becomes a Plague Zombie, doomed to follow Maegrolth and spread the rotting plague until its body finally decays away to nothing. At the beginning of the hand-to-hand combat phase, any model facing Maegrolth or a Plague Zombie takes a S4 hit with a -2 save modifier from the rotting plague. Refractor, conversion, displacement, and power fields are ineffective against this hit. If the rotting plague kills the model, immediately replace it with a Plague Zombie. This Plague Zombie is added to Maegrolth's unit but does not fight in close combat this turn. To determine victory points, compare the Plague Zombie unit's final size with its initial size. Do not take into account casualties that were replaced in the course of the game.

Undead
Both Maegrolth and Plague Zombies are undead and follow the undead rules for undeath, psychology, break, and fear.

Sight and Stench
The many diseases that feast on Maegrolth have left his body as little more than rotting flesh caked to bone. It's sight and smell are utterly vile and disgusting. Any model attempting to fire at Maegrolth, or the unit he leads, from 16" or closer must roll less than their Toughness on a D6 (sixes always fail). Otherwise, the model begins to retch uncontrollably and may not fire during that shooting phase.

Rotting Body
Blows striking Maegrolth are more likely to hit useless, rotted flesh as they are to hit his true body. Maegrolth has an additional saving throw of 3+ when struck with any non-template attack. If this is made, the shot has merely ripped of a chunk of dead, diseased tissue. This saving throw is not affected by saving throw modifiers.

Wargear
Nyanin Do carries no wargear. He fights only with claws of shadow that have grown since his death.

Undead
Nyanin Do is undead and follows the undead rules for undeath, psychology, break, and fear.

Shadowy Form
Nyanin Do's form is dark and shadowy. He follows the rules for spirits.

Aspect Warrior Powers
Once a great Phoenix Lord, Nyanin Do knows many secrets of the Eldar art of combat. He has the three Exarch Warrior Powers: Turn Aside Blow (Nyanin Do counts as having one parry), Fighting Fury (+1 A that has already been added to his profile), and Distract (in hand-to-hand Nyanin Do's opponent's fumbles add +2 to Nyanin Do's combat score, rather that the usual +1).

Night Hawk Strike and Fade
Nyanin Do has retained the ancient skills of his lost Warrior Aspect. If Nyanin Do charges and, in the same turn, kills all of his hand-to-hand combat opponents, he has two options. He may either follow-up 2" as is normal or make a free 7" move, during which Nyanin Do may not move into a second hand-to-hand combat. If Nyanin Do moves over 20" in one turn, remember to apply a -2 to hit penalty to shots fired at him.


Akhenaton

Wargear
just cards

Undead
Akhenaton is undead and follows the undead rules for undeath, psychology, break, and fear.

Vulnerability to Flame
Akhenaton's corpse was embalmed and dried before it was buried and is thus highly susceptible to flame attacks. All plasma, melta, and flamer weapons damage Akhenaton with a +3 modifier to Strength.

Arc of Ra
From a jewel encrusted in his forehead, Akhenaton may fire an intense ray of sunlight. This beam follows the normal rules for shooting.

	Range		To hit				Save	Armour
	Short	Long	Short	Long	Str.	Dam.	Mod.	Pene.	Special
Arc of Ra	40"	60"	+1	0	8	D4	-5	D6+D4+8

Crook of Set	15 points

asp; symbol of leadership

	Range		To hit				Save	Armour
	Short	Long	Short	Long	Str.	Dam.	Mod.	Pene.	Special
Crook of Set	Close combat only				-	1	-6	D6	see below

When a model is struck by the Crook of Set, it is wounded automatically. No Strength vs. Toughness check is required. Akhenaton only.

Flail of Isis	80 points <?>

This flail is an ancient relic of Akhenaton's forgotten civilization. It was a symbol of might and warrior prowess and was carried by the pharaohs through the centuries as proof of their domination. It was carried by Akhenaton in the days when he ruled all that he knew. Now it tortures him with its presents, reminding him of all that has been lost.

	Range		To hit				Save	Armour
	Short	Long	Short	Long	Str.	Dam.	Mod.	Pene.	Special
Flail of Isis	Close combat only				7	2D8	-2	D6+D12+2D8+7	flail, see below

The wielder of the Flail of Isis is accompanied at all times by two monstrous jackals. They are said to have been formed by Isis herself, shed as tears and given to an ancient pharaoh to guard him from all harm. They form a unit with Akhenaton although they do not follow the normal unit coherency rules. Rather, they must each stay within 6" of him. If Akhenaton is destroyed, the jackals vanish having failed their task. No victory points are gained for destroying the jackals.

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Ubakin, Night Moon	6	6	0	4	3	2	5	2	9
Kitalik, Sun Fire	6	4	0	5	5	2	4	2	9

Akhenaton only.

Wargear
Vischtorth may be armed with any combination of weapons and additional equipment allowed by the Undead Wargear list. In addition he may be equipped with up to four Wargear cards. One of those must be the Black Armour of Nightshade Mongoroth.

Strategy Rating
If Vischtorth is included in your army, he is automatically considered the Army Commander and has a rating of 0. A second Lich may not be included.

Undead
Vischtorth is undead and follows the undead rules for undeath, psychology, break, and fear.

Psychics
Vischtorth is a psyker of mastery level four. His primary discipline is Undead and his tertiary disciplines are Necromancy and Adeptus.

Ancient Knowledge
Totemak Vischtorth is a truly ancient being. His millennium long studies of psychics and warp space have brought him to incredible depths of understanding and to unprecedented control over warp energy. When drawing psychic power cards, Vischtorth may draw five cards instead of his normal four. In addition, during every psychic phase before force cards are dealt, roll a D6. The undead player is then dealt an additional number of force cards an shown on the cart below.

	D6 Roll
	1	no additional warp cards
	2-4	one additional warp card
	5-6	two additional warp cards

Chill of Death
The icy chill of death pervades Vischtorth's essence and chills the souls of all living begins that venture near. During his shooting phase all non-undead within 6" of Vischtorth take a S3 hit.

Weariness
Vischtorth's physical body is beginning to fail, weary from its millennia of service. If Vischtorth attempts to charge or run, roll a D6. On a 1-3 he moves as normal. However, on a 4-6 Vischtorth moves only 5", yet still counts as having charged or ran.

Black Armour of Nightshade Mongoroth	28 points

Imbued within this ancient suit of platemail is the essence of the great wraith Mongoroth. In all of time Mongoroth has only lowered himself to serve one master, Totemak Vischtorth. While wearing the Black Armour of Nightshade Mongoroth, Vischtorth has an unmodifiable armour save of 3+. However, before you make this save you have the option of sacrificing two of Vischtorth's wounds to give him an unmodifiable armour save of 1+. Totemak Vischtorth only.

Grendolth

190 points

Ram Value
Strength: 7; D10 damage; -4 save

Regeneration
The power cells within Grendolth's massive frame have long since run dry. It is no longer a thermo-nuclear reaction which supplies the power for his mindless rampage. Rather, it is the dark power within his corrupted soul. This hateful energy also protects Grendolth in a way that his ceramight armour never could. During Grendolth's rally phase, he regenerates one instance of damage that has been dealt to him. Most of the entries in Grendolth's Damage Tables begin with a letter. This letter denotes the nature of the damage and if or how the damage is regenerated. During Grendolth's rally phase choose one instance of damage to regenerate. Damage that results from a previous partial regeneration may be regenerated again. Damage entries that are not labeled are only one time effects that are meaningless to regenerate.

	Damage Type	Result of Regeneration
	(a)	damage fully regenerated
	(b)	damage fully regenerated
	(c)	damage partially regenerated; shift the damage to the damage result labeled (b) on the same Damage Table
	(d)	damage partially regenerated; shift the damage to the damage result labeled (c) on the same Damage Table
	(e)	damage may not be regenerated

Weapons
In each of Grendolth's arms is housed a heavy bolter and a ten foot long combat blade. The two blades give Grendolth +1 A that has already been added to his profile. These blades are much too large and ungainly to be used to parry.

	Range		To hit				Save	Armour
	Short	Long	Short	Long	Str.	Dam.	Mod.	Pene.	Special
Heavy Bolter	20"	40"	0	0	5	D4	-2	D6+D4+5	sustained fire 2D
Combat Blade	Close combat only				7	D6	-6	2D6+D12+7

Damage Tables

			Armour
	D6	Location	Front	Side/Rear
	1	Legs	18	17
	2	Left Arm	18	16
	3	Right Arm	18	16
	4-6	Body	19	17

	D6	Leg Damage Table
	1	Grendolth's inch thick armour plates hold, but the force of the blow slows him down. Grendolth may not move next turn.
	2	Grendolth is knocked sprawling. He staggers D3" in a random direction, colliding with anything moved into.
	3-4	(b) Grendolth's leg is seriously damaged. He may now only limp D3" per turn.
	5-6	(c) Grendolth's leg is shredded into a mess of twisted metal. He falls and may not move or attack.

	D6	Arm Damage Table
	1	(a) The arm is hit and partially paralyzed. Grendolth's heavy bolters may be used but the arm can not be used in hand-to-hand combat. Reduce Grendolth's Attacks characteristic by one point.
	2	(b) The heavy bolter is damaged and can only used if you first roll a 4+ on D6.
	3-5	(c) Grendolth's arm is ripped in half. The heavy bolter may not be used and Grendolth's Attacks characteristic is reduced by one point.
	5-6	(e) Grendolth's arm is destroyed, reducing his Attacks characteristic by one point, and the heavy bolter explodes! The explosion flashes back into Grendolth's body, bypassing all armour, and causing a secondary explosion. Roll on the Body Damage Table to determine what effect this second explosion has.

	D6	Body Damage Table
	1	(b) Grendolth's servo connections are blown loose. He may only move or attack if you first roll a 4+ on a D6.
	2	(c) Grendolth's auto-control systems are damaged. All of his characteristics are halved.
	3-4	(d) Grendolth's engine bursts into flames and he is immobilized. He may still, however, fire one weapon. Roll a D6 at the beginning of each player's turn. On a roll of 1 or 2, Grendolth explodes and is destroyed permanently. Any models within 3" suffer D6 Strength 10 hits with a -3 saving throw modifier.
	5	(e) The shriveled remnants of Grendolth's once-mortal body are blasted to dust. Grendolth staggers D3" in a random direction, colliding with anything moved into, and then collapses to the ground.
	6	(e) Grendolth's ammunition explodes. Grendolth is destroyed and any models within 3" suffer D6 Strength 10 hits with a -3 saving throw modifier.