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Te Gall-Gaedhil, also known as
Te Sons of Death were lawless warriors of mixedNorse and Gael blood, that are first mentioned in the
Irish Annals in the 9thcentury. Tey were marauding
bands of adventurers and looters that joined the Vikings
in their plundering expeditions.
Later, the name came to designate all mercenariesthat came from the Norse colonies of the Isles where
Norse and Scot blood was mixed.
Teir ferocity, coupled with their warrior pagan
cults as Diberna or Fianna earned them a
well-deserved terrifying reputation.
Swords for Hire
The Gall-Gaedhil
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Swords for Hire: Te Gall-Gaedhil are mercenaries and maybe included in any Saga warband.
Recruiting the Gall-Gaedhil: Adding the Gall-Gaedhil to yourwarband costs 2 points. A warband led by a Hero o the VikingAge may not include the Gall-Gaedhil.
Sons of Death: Tis unit is composed o 8 oot Warriors.Tey have an Armor o 4, and each o them generates 2 Attack
Dice. Te unit o Gall-Gaedhil doesnt generate any Saga Dice.Unlike o other Warriors each Gall-Gaedhil is worth 1 VP.
Lawless: Te Gall-Gaedhil must be the first unit activated eachturn o their controlling player. Once any other unit o theirwarband has been activated, they may not be activated this turnanymore. Teir activations are unlimited within a turn, and areree, so dont cost any Saga die (but they take Fatigue as any
other unit).Te Gall-Gaedhil may never be targeted by Saga abilitiesplayed by their controlling player. I a Saga ability played bytheir controlling player targets more than one unit, the otherunits still are affected by the ability, with the Gall-Gaedhil beingimmune to its effects.
Blood calls Blood:At the end o step 4) o any melee, any unitengaged with the Gall-Gaedhil suffers a number o extra hitsequal to hal the number o successul hits they scored againstthe Gall-Gaedhil.
Looters:Afer the deployment but beore the first turn, the unito Gall-Gaedhil may make a single movement.
The Gall-Gaedhil