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TORUK’S ANCIENT TALONS HAVEGROUND ENTIRE TOWNS TO

DUST, AND THOUSANDS HEED

THE MERCILESS ORDERS OF HIS

UNDYING GENERALS.



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THE IRON KINGDOMS

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INEXPLICABLY THE FORMER

KING RETURNED IN 603 AR,

BRINGING TERRIFYING ALLIES

NEVER BEFORE SEEN IN

THE WEST: THE SKORNE.



26



GAME OVERVIEW

Victory favors the bold! So bring it on,

if you’ve got the metal.

SUMMARY OF PLAY

RULES BASICSGENERAL KNOWLEDGE FOR COMBAT IN WARMACHINE

In addition to this book and your army of WARMACHINE

models, you will also need a few basic items to play:

• A table or playing surface where you can conduct your

battles (typically 4! x 4! ).

• A tape measure or ruler marked in inches and fractions

thereof to measure movement and attack distances.

• A few six-sided dice. Six will be plenty.

• A handful of tokens to indicate focus points, spell

effects, etc.

• The appropriate stat cards included with each model. We

suggest you put them in card sleeves and use a dry erase

marker to mark damage.

• The markers and templates on pp. 255-256 of this book.

You may photocopy them for personal use.

WHAT YOU NEED



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DICE AND ROUNDING

+

+

ADDITIONAL DICE AND

BOOSTED ROLLS

additional die

EXAMPLE: A model that hits a target with a charge attack gains a boosted damage roll , meaning it adds an extra die toits damage roll. Because this roll is boosted, the model cannotspend focus to boost the damage roll again for a total of twoextra dice on the roll.

GENERAL GUIDELINES

GAME TERMS

advantage is

friendly models

enemy models

A six-sided die is referred to as a d6. When you need two or

more of these, a numeral before the small d indicates thenumber of dice to roll. Two six-sided dice are abbreviated as

2d6, three dice as 3d6, and so on.

The term d3 is a shortcut for “roll a d 6, divide by 2, and

round up.” Quite a mouthful! Here’s how to read the results

of a d3 roll quickly:

1 or 2 = 1

3 or 4 = 2

5 or 6 = 3

DICE SHORTHAND

RULES BASICS



model types

as warriors living models

INDEPENDENT MODELSIndependent models

WARCASTERS

A warcaster

A battlegroup

warlock

WARJACKS

A steamjack construct

cortex

A warjack

light

warjack has a medium base heavy warjack

has a large base

SOLOS

Solos

UNITS

TROOPERS

Troopers

MODELS—THE DOGS OF WARMODEL TYPES, STATS, AND DAMAGE CAPACITY

SO, YOU GOTTA BE DIFFERENT

Cryx light warjacks are called “bonejacks,” and Cryx heavy

warjacks are known as “helljacks.” Retribution warjacks

are sometimes referred to as “myrmidons.” Bonejacks,

helljacks, and myrmidons are all warjacks.



CREMATOR POW P+S

7 14

SPELLSTORM PISTOL

RNG ROF AOE POW

12 2 — 12

QUAKE HAMMER

POW P+S

7 18

MOUNTPOW

10

POW, Power

P+S, Power plus Strength

L/R/H, Location

WEAPON QUALITIESWeapon qualities

Buckler

Continuous Effect: Corrosion

Continuous Effect: Fire

Critical Corrosion

Critical Fire

Damage Type: Cold

Damage Type: Corrosion

Damage Type: Electricity

IMMUNITY TO CONTINUOUS EFFECTS

WEAPON STATISTICS

These symbols show that the High Reclaimer’s melee weapon

Cremator has Continuous Effect: Fire, Magical Weapon, and Reach.

MODELS

RNG, Range

*

ROF, Rate of Fire

AOE, Area of Effect

Sample Ranged Weapon Stat

Bar for a Pair of Identical

Weapons

Sample Melee Weapon

Stat Bar

Sample Mount

Weapon Stat Bar



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Damage Type: Fire

Magical Weapon

Open Fist Open Fist

Reach

Shield

Weapon Master

SPECIAL RULES

special rules that take

ABILITIES

FEATS

SPECIAL ACTIONS (ACTIONS)

SPECIAL ATTACKS (ATTACKS)

ORDERS

DAMAGE CAPACITY AND

DAMAGE GRIDS damage capacity

damage boxes

wounds

damage grid

destroyed

system boxes

MODELS



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BUILDING YOUR ARMY

Forces of

WARMACHINE: Mercenaries

ENCOUNTER LEVELS

encounter level

army points

warjack points

EXAMPLE: Kris and Rob are playing a 25-point skirmish. Krischooses Captain Victoria Haley as his warcaster, and Robchooses Warwitch Deneghra. Because Kris chose Haley, hehas 5 warjack points to spend on warjacks in her battlegroup.Based on the encounter level, he also has 25 points that he canspend on whatever models he chooses.

EXAMPLE: Rob has 25 army points from the encounter level and5 warjack points from Deneghra. He wants to add a pair of4-point Deathrippers to Deneghra’s battlegroup. He spends his5 warjack points toward the point total of 8 for the two ’jacksand pays for the remaining 3 points with army points.

DUEL

Max. Warcasters: 1 Army Points: 15Est. Play Time: 20–45 Minutes

SKIRMISH

Max. Warcasters: 1 Army Points: 25, 35, or 50Est. Play Time: 45–90 Minutes

GRAND MELEE

Max. Warcasters: 1 Army Points: 75 or 100Est. Play Time: 90–120 Minutes

BATTLE ROYALE

Max. Warcasters: 2 Army Points: 100, 125, or 150Est. Play Time: 2–3 hours

WAR

Max. Warcasters: 3 Army Points: 150, 175, or 200Est. Play Time: 3–4 hours

APOCALYPSE

Max. Warcasters: 4+ Army Points: 200+Est. Play Time: 4+ hours

PREPARING FOR WARARMIES, SETUP, AND VICTORY CONDITIONS



BATTLEGROUPS

battlegroup

CHARACTERS

characters

designated as character units

real

POINT COSTS

FIELD ALLOWANCEField allowance (FA)

The following army illustrates the force creation rules

of WARMACHINE. This army is designed for a 100-point

battle royale encounter, so each player can field up to two

warcasters.

WARCASTER: COMMANDER STRYKER (+6 warjack points)

Stryker’s Battlegroup Army Point Cost

1 Defender Heavy Warjack ................................................. 9

1 Ironclad Heavy Warjack .................................................. 7

2 Lancer Light Warjacks ......................................... 12 ( 6 ea.)

WARCASTER: CAPTAIN HALEY (+5 warjack points)

Haley’s Battlegroup Army Point Cost

3 Defender Heavy Warjacks ................................... 27 ( 9 ea.)

1 Charger Light Warjack ..................................................... 4

1 Lancer Light Warjack ...................................................... 6

Units Army Point Cost

2 Arcane Tempest Gun Mage Units (FA 2) .................12 ( 6 ea.)

1 Long Gunner Infantry Unit (FA 2) with 6 troopers ............. 6

3 Stormblade Infantry Units (FA 2) with 6 troopers .. 15 ( 5 ea.)

1 Trencher Infantry Unit (FA 2) with 6 troopers ................... 7

2 Field Mechanik Units (FA 3) with 6 troopers .......... 6 ( 3 ea.)

TOTAL 111 Points

(100 army points +11 warjack points)

The chosen warcasters are Commander Stryker and Captain

Haley, avoiding duplication since they are named characters.

Stryker adds 6 warjack points and Haley adds 5, so the army

can include up to 111 points of models in addition to the

warcasters. The nine warjacks in the army are assigned to

specific battlegroups.

The unit of Long Gunners and Trenchers are minimum-

strength units with only six troopers each, as allowed by

the unit options. There are two units of Field Mechaniks,

each with six troopers as allowed by their unit option. We

also included two Gun Mage units that always include six

troopers each. There are three units of Stormblades, which

also always include six troopers each. With the unit’s FA 2

and two warcasters, this army could have a total of four such

units. The total of army points spent is 111, so no points are

left unused.

SAMPLE ARMY

PREPARING FOR WAR



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SETUP, DEPLOYMENT,& VICTORY CONDITIONS

TWO-PLAYER GAMES

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starting roll

deployment zone

turn order

MULTIPLAYER GAMES

TEAM GAMES

team game

FREE-FOR-ALL GAMES

free-for-all game

EXAMPLE: Matt, Jason, Mike, and Steve roll 6, 5, 5, and 3

Jason and Mike reroll their t ie, getting a 4 and a 2, respectively. Jason chooses next, followed by Mike. As the lowest roller, Steve gets the remaining position in the turn order.

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SCENARIOS

scenario

PREPARING FOR WAR



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ACTIVATION PHASE

ACTIVATING MODELS

THE GAME ROUND game

rounds

round

THE PLAYER TURN phases

MAINTENANCE PHASE

CONTROL PHASE

GAMEPLAY—THE RULES OF ENGAGEMENTTURN SEQUENCE, MOVEMENT, AND ACTIONS

Generally an active model moves before going on to its

action. Depending on the movement option chosen, the

model might be able to make either a combat action or a

special action. A combat action lets a model make attacks.

A special action lets a model perform a unique battlefield

function such as digging in or creating Scrap Thralls.

WHAT A MODEL DOES WHEN ACTIVATED

ACTIVATING INDEPENDENT

MODELS

ACTIVATING UNITS



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The Butcher obviously has LOS to the Revenger. Since the Revenger has a medium base, it blocks LOS to other models with medium

and small bases. The Butcher has LOS to Flameguard 2 because you can draw an unobstructed line from the Butcher’s front arc

to the edge of Flameguard 2 ’s base that does not cross the Revenger’s base. On the other hand, the Butcher does not have LOS to

Flameguard 1 because you cannot draw a line between their bases that does not cross the Revenger’s base. Because they have

smaller bases than the Crusader, the Revenger and the two Flameguard do not block LOS to it. The Butcher can draw LOS to theCrusader as if those models were not there.

The Butcher has LOS to Kreoss because Kreoss’ base is not completely obscured.

If the Butcher were on terrain more than 1 higher than the other models, the Butcher would have LOS to Flameguard 1. The

Revenger does not block this LOS because its base is the same size as the Butcher’s and it is within 1 of Flameguard 1.

GAMEPLAY

Butcher

LOS AND TARGETING

Flameguard 1

Flameguard 2

Revenger

Kreoss

Crusader

LOS AND ELEVATION

The Charger is on a hill 1

higher than the other models.

The Charger has LOS to the

Manhunter because the

Manhunter is on a lower

elevation and there are no

intervening models that would

block line of sight within 1

of it.

The Charger has LOS to the

Battle Mechanik because none

of the intervening models

has a base larger than the

Charger’s.

The Charger does not have

LOS to Sorscha because the

Berserker is an intervening

model that is within 1 of

Sorscha and has a larger base

than the Charger.

Manhunter

Sorscha

BerserkerIron Fang Pikemen

Charger

Mechanik



engaged

engaging

in melee

MELEE RANGE AND ELEVATION

FREE STRIKES

free strike

MELEE ATTACK ROLLS

Melee Attack Roll = 2d6 + MAT

A target is directly hit

MELEE ATTACK MODIFIERS

• Back Strike

• Free Strike

• Intervening Terrain

• Knocked Down Target

• Stationary Target

POWER ATTACKS

:

:

HEADLOCK/WEAPON LOCK

Maintaining Locks and Being Locked

COMBAT



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EXAMPLE: Rob’s Juggernaut successfully locks the head of Erik’sSlayer with its Open Fist. The Slayer cannot make Tusk attacksor special attacks (including Combo Strikes or power attacks),and the Juggernaut cannot make attacks with its Open Fistuntil the headlock is broken or released.

HEAD-BUTT

head-butt

PUSH

push

Being Pushed

SLAM

slam

successful

slam

COMBAT



Slam Damage

slam damage

Collateral Damage

collateral damage

THROW

throw

Being Slammed

A slammed

rule of least disturbance

COMBAT

SLAM MOVEMENT AND COLLATERAL DAMAGE A Juggernaut declares a slam attack

against a Crusader. Because it moved

more than 3 to make contact with the

Crusader, the Juggernaut will be able

to slam its target. The attack succeeds,

and the Crusader is knocked back d 6 .

The roll comes up a 6 , but the Crusader

stops when it hits the wall 4 behind

it. During the slam, the Crusader passesover a Temple Flameguard, and the

Flameguard suffers collateral damage.

In addition, because the Crusader

was slammed into a wall, it suffers

a damage roll of 3 d 6 plus the STR

of the Juggernaut ( 2 d 6 plus an extra

die for colliding with a solid terrain

feature). This damage roll can still be

boosted on top of the additional die.

Juggernaut

Crusader

Flameguard

W a l l



Collateral Damage

DOUBLE-HAND THROW

double-hand throw

TRAMPLE

trample

COMBAT



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RANGED COMBAT

ranged attacks

RANGED WEAPONSRanged weapons

Ranged Weapon Damage Roll = 2d6 + POW

DECLARING A TARGET

MEASURING RANGE

RATE OF FIRE

RANGED ATTACK ROLLS

Ranged Attack Roll = 2d6 + RAT

COMBAT



CONCEALMENT ANDCOVER IN ACTION

Butcher

Defender

Winter Guard

A

Juggernaut

B

C

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cover

TARGETING A MODEL IN MELEE

EXAMPLE: Using a d6, if there are three will become the new target on a 1 or 2,the second on a 3 or 4, and the third on a

5 or 6. If the attacker cannot draw line of sight to one of those

models due to an obstruction (e.g., it’s around the corner of abuilding), ignore that model and randomize the attack between on a 4, 5, or 6. If one of those two models cannot be targeted

for some reason, only one model is an el igible target and thus arandom roll is not necessary.

EXAMPLE: Stryker is in melee with a Revenger affected by theProtection of Menoth spell. A Charger forfeits its movement,aims, targets the Revenger with its dual cannon, and spends1 focus point to boost its attack roll. The Charger’s attack roll

gains an additional die for boosting the attack roll, gets +2 tothe roll for the aiming bonus, and suffers the –4 penalty fortargeting a model in melee. In addition, the Revenger’s DEFagainst this attack is enhanced due to the spell affecting it.

If the attack misses, the Charger rerolls the attack, this t imetargeting Stryker. It still includes the additional die forboosting the attack roll, the +2 aiming bonus, and the –4

penalty for targeting a model in melee. If Stryker is behindcover in relation to the Charger, he gains +4 DEF against thisattack.

COMBAT

It might appear at first that the Defender has several targets from which

to choose, but many of them are actually well defended. The forest grants

concealment (+ 2 DEF) to the Juggernaut, and the crates grant cover (+ 4 DEF) to

Winter Guard A and Winter Guard B. The Defender cannot draw line of sight

to the Butcher at all because there is a forest between them. Winter Guard C

is behind the crates, but because he is more than 1 from them, he does not

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BEYOND THE PLAY AREA

POINT OF ORIGIN point of origin

origin of damage

direct hit

any other

REPLACING MODELSWhen replacing

ENTERING enters

STATIONARY MODELS

A stationary model

LEAST DISTURBANCE

COMBAT



total

FORFEITING

REROLLS

SWITCHING TARGETS

DAMAGE

DAMAGE ROLLS

damage roll

Damage Roll = 2d6 + POW (+ STR if melee)

damage point

RECORDING DAMAGE

disabled

damage boxes

wounds

damage grids

COMBAT



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FORCE FIELDS

EXAMPLE: When damage is dealt to column 2, mark damage result of a special rule such as Eiryss’ Death Bolt).

EXAMPLE: with his Molten Metal spell. That spell deals 1 point of damageto each column on the warjack’s damage grid; the damage

grid has six columns, so the spell deals 6 damage points. If the

damage points are assigned to columns 4, 5, and 6.

EXAMPLE: If a warjack with a force field is hit by a Lancer’s

Shock Shield attack, the warjack hit suffers 1 damage point toits first available Cortex system box. This damage is appliedto an unmarked Cortex system box, not to the warjack’s force

fie ld.

CRIPPLING SYSTEMS

and crippled

• Crippled Arc Node:

• Crippled Cortex:

• Crippled Movement:

• Crippled Arm or Head Weapon System:

• Crippled Field Generator:

DISABLED AND DESTROYED disabled

COMBAT

On a warjack’s damage grid, the following letters represent

the warjack’s systems:

C: Cortex M: Movement

L: Left Arm weapon system A: Arc Node

R: Right Arm weapon system G: Field Generator

H: Head weapon system

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inert

REACTIVATING WARJACKS

HEALING, REPAIRS, AND

REMOVING DAMAGE

is healed , repaired damage removed

RETURN TO PLAY return to play

DAMAGE TYPES damage type

COMBAT

EXAMPLE: The Stormclad is a warjack with Immunity:Electricity . If it were hit by an attack that caused electricaldamage and Disruption, the warjack would not suffer a damageroll from the attack but would still suffer Disruption.

MAGICAL WEAPONS

SPECIAL EFFECTS

AUTOMATIC EFFECTS

Cold

Immunity:Cold

Corrosion

Immunity:Corrosion

Electricity

Immunity:Electricity

Fire

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MOVING UNITS

ISSUING ORDERSOrders

FIELD PROMOTION

EXAMPLE: The Kapitan of a Man-O-War unit is destroyed. Theunit’s controlling player decides to make a Grunt with fourunmarked damage boxes remaining the new unit commander.He replaces the Grunt model with the Kapitan model. Thenew Kapitan model has the same number of unmarked damageboxes remaining as the Grunt it replaced. If the Grunt was alsosuffering from the Fire continuous effect when it was replaced,the new Kapitan would continue to suffer from the continuouseffect.

EXAMPLE: is destroyed. Instead of replacing a Grunt in the unit with the becomes the new unit commander.

EXAMPLE: Boomhowler is destroyed during play he does not replaceanother model in his unit. Instead, the player controllingBoomhowler’s unit chooses a Grunt in the unit to become thenew unit commander.

EXAMPLE: If a Trencher Infantry unit currently consists of aLeader, a Sniper, a Grenade Porter, and a Grunt, and an AOEattack destroys both the Leader and the Grunt, the controlling

player must make the Sniper or the Grenade Porter the unitcommander. In either case, the model is not replaced by theLeader because neither is a Grunt.

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WARCASTERSPECIAL RULES

BATTLEGROUP COMMANDER

battlegroup

ALLOCATING FOCUS POINTS

COMMANDER

FEARLESS

FEAT

feat

FOCUS MANIPULATION

replenishes

POWER FIELD

overboost

WARCASTERS AND FOCUS—TRUE POWERSPECIAL RULES, MANAGING FOCUS POINTS, AND CASTING SPELLS



SPELLCASTER cast spells

CONTROL AREA control area

MEASURING CONTROL AREAS

EXAMPLE: A warcaster casts a spell that turns his control areainto rough terrain. That warcaster’s controller does not haveto measure his control area prior to an enemy model entering

it. The opposing player will have to adjust his model’s positionafter completing its movement if it entered the warcaster’scontrol area and had its movement reduced by the spell’s effect.

FOCUS: ADDITIONAL ATTACK spend focus

FOCUS: BOOST

FOCUS: SHAKE EFFECT

SPELLS

WARCASTERS

Players should use coins, colored beads, or tokens to represent

focus points. During a player’s control phase, place a number

of tokens equal to the warcaster’s current FOC next to the

model. These tokens can be allocated to eligible warjacks in

that warcaster’s battlegroup by moving them next to those

models. Remove focus point tokens from the table as they are

used. Each of a warcaster’s unspent focus points next to the

warcaster gives him a +1 ARM bonus.

THE POINT OF FOCUS

Some effects use terminology like “increases control area by

2.” Inches are a unit of length, not area, and so the phrase

may seem a bit odd. Likewise, some effects “double the

control area.” The correct interpretation is that the length

of the line extending out from the model’s base is the value

being modified, not the area enclosed by sweeping that line

around the model.

FOR THE MATHEMATICALLY INCLINED

Remember that a warjack must spend focus to run, charge, or

make a power attack. Warcasters can also spend their focus

points to cast spells or heal damage.

PERFORMANCE POWER



“”

UP, Upkeep (Yes/No)

OFF, Offensive (Yes/No)

*

EXAMPLE: A spell that has an AOE but does not use one of thestandard 3 , 4 , or 5 templates would have “*” as its AOEstat and include rules explaining how its AOE is measured.

OFFENSIVE SPELLS AND

MAGIC ATTACKSAn offensive spell

*

CASTING A SPELL

MEASURING RANGE

measure

MAGIC ATTACK ROLLS magic attack

roll

Magic Attack Roll = 2d6 + FOCUS

MAGIC ATTACK ROLL MODIFIERS

• Back Strike

• Cloud Effect

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• Concealment

• Cover

• Elevated Attacker:

• Elevated Target: higher

• Knocked Down Target

• Stationary Target

• Target in Melee

SPELL TARGETING

EXAMPLE: The Witch Coven of Garlghast’s spell Infernal Machine states “target warjack in this model ’s battlegroup gains +2 MAT, +2 SPD, and Terror .” Therefore whena witch casts this spell it can target only a warjack in theCoven’s battlegroup.

EXAMPLE: Warwitch Deneghra attempts to cast CripplingGrasp on a Protectorate Temple Flameguard trooper in meleewith one of her Deathrippers, which is itself in melee withtwo other Flameguard troopers. Thus, there are four models inthe combat. If she misses, determine which of the other threemodels might be hit by the spell instead as usual.

UPKEEP SPELLSUpkeep spells

EXAMPLE: A unit of Khador Iron Fang Pikemen currently hasthe Iron Flesh spell in play on it. The Khador player decides it instead and casts it, which immediately removes the Iron Flesh

spell when he pays Fury’s COST. During the Cryx player’sturn, Deneghra casts Crippling Grasp on the unit. This doesnot remove the Fury spell because an enemy upkeep spell doesnot replace a friendly one.

MULTIPLE SPELL EFFECTS

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’JACK MARSHALS

’jack marshals ,

UNITS

EXAMPLE: leaves play, the Leader of the Arcane Tempest Gun Mage unitbecomes the new unit commander and gains the ’Jack Marshaladvantage.

DRIVES

ALLIESAllies

Forces of WARMACHINE:

Mercenaries

EXAMPLE: The Highborn Covenant mercenary contractsays it can include mercenaries that will work for Cygnar,so Precursor Knights (Cygnar allies) can be included in aHighborn Covenant contract army.

ADDITIONAL RULESMARSHALING, CAVALRY, EPIC, AND MORE



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DRAGOONS

Dragoons

LIGHT CAVALRY

light cavalry

CHARACTER WARJACKSCharacter warjacks

AFFINITIES

IMPRINTS

imprints

ELITE CADRES

Elite

Cadre

EPIC MODELS

ADDITIONAL RULES



Epic models

EPIC WARCASTER BONDING

Warjack Bond

Campaign Play

In campaign play

MAGIC ABILITY

Magic Ability

Magic Ability Attack Roll = 2d6 + Magic Ability Score

MERCENARY WARCASTERS

AND WARJACKSA mercenary warcaster

Mercenary warjacks

THEME FORCESTheme Forces

Forces of WARMACHINE

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COMMAND RANGE command range

Commander advantage

COMMAND CHECKS

command check ,

Passed Command Check: 2d6 CMD

Failed Command Check: 2d6 > CMD

EXAMPLE: A Khadoran Manhunter has a CMD of 9. The Manhunter passes a command check on a 2d6 roll of 9 or less.

advantage

MASSIVE CASUALTIES massive casualties

TERRIFYING ENTITYA terrifying entity Abomination

Terror

COMMAND—OF MICE AND MENCOMMAND CHECKS, FLEEING, AND RALLYING



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BEFORE PLAY

TERRAIN TYPES

OPEN TERRAINOpen terrain

ROUGH TERRAINRough terrain

IMPASSABLE TERRAINImpassable terrain

TERRAIN FEATURES

TERRAIN—YOUR BEST FRIENDTHE BATTLEFIELD, HAZARDS, AND STRUCTURES

When discussing the specifics of terrain features, it may be

handy to keep the following questions in mind:

• Does it provide cover or concealment?

• Is it rough terrain? Impassable?

• Does it provide elevation? If so, does it have a gradual

or sloped surface? Are some parts of the elevated terrain

feature gradual while others are sheer?

• Does it have any special rules? Is it forest, shallow water,

a trench, a structure, or so on?

• What characteristics of terrain are likely to become

important during the game due to the abilities and spells

of the models in my army?

SETTING TERRAIN DETAILS

BATTLEFIELD SETUP



its interior are far enough away from those walls not to sufferdamage when the structure collapses.

EXAMPLE: Those walls and fences are best treated as separate structures

from the house itself even though they are part of the singleterrain piece. After all, shooting at a fence should not cause thehouse to collapse!

DAMAGING AND DESTROYING STRUCTURES

EXAMPLE: A 1-wide or so wooden door in an otherwise stonebuilding would contribute only 5 points to the structure’sdamage capacity. The door has ARM 12 while the surroundingstone has ARM 18.

EXAMPLE: A 3-wide stone wall is destroyed once it suffers atotal of 30 damage points (3 length 10 points per inch), buta 3 6 stone building collapses when it suffers 90 points ofdamage (18 perimeter 10 points per inch ÷ 2).

collapses

EXAMPLE: A warjack inside a three-story brick building whenit collapses suffers a POW 48 (brick structure ARM 16 3levels) damage roll. Whatever is left of the warjack is thenknocked down.

ENTRYWAYS

entryways

EXAMPLE: A model can enter a ruined building that is missingits roof or one that has a removable roof. It cannot enter a way to allow access to the models inside of it.

EXAMPLE: Players might decide that a heavy warjack is unableto pass through a doorway much smaller than its base size or windows.

TERRAIN

Structure Material ARMDamage Capacity(points per inch)

Wood 12 5

Reinforced Wood 14 5

Brick 16 10

Stone 18 10

Iron 20 20

Steel 22 20



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OBJECTIVE MARKERS objective markers

SCENARIOS—WHY WE CAN’T ALL BE FRIENDSVARIATIONS OF GAMEPLAY

BASIC BATTLE A mortal man is never so close to divinity as whenhe commands an army in battle. The tides of warrise and fall by the will of generals.

DESCRIPTION

SPECIAL RULES

VICTORY CONDITIONS

MULTIPLAYER GAME

If both players agree, instead of choosing a scenario for

battle, you can roll a d6 and consult this table to determine

the scenario you will play.

Roll Result

1 Break the Line

2 Killing Field

3 Mangled Metal

4 Mosh Pit

5 No Man’s Land

6 Throw Down

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MANGLED METALThere’s nothing like the glorious clamor ofwarjacks crashing together, hulls ringing and furnaces spewing ash with gouts of sparks and flame, and the deafening screech of metal as onerends the other apart.

DESCRIPTION

SPECIAL RULES

VICTORY CONDITIONS

MULTIPLAYER GAME

MOSH PITTheir sacrifice is meaningless. With each death we gain ground.

DESCRIPTION

SPECIAL RULES

mosh pit

VICTORY CONDITIONS

MULTIPLAYER GAME

SCENARIOS

Deployment Zone

Deployment Zone

10

16

10

Deployment Zone

Deployment Zone

10

10

Mosh Pit



SCENARIOS

NO MAN’S LANDIn Menoth’s name, we shall consecrate this landwith the blood of their fallen!

DESCRIPTION

SPECIAL RULES

no man’s land

VICTORY CONDITIONS

MULTIPLAYER GAME

THROW DOWNStriking the killing blow is meaningless if youopen yourself to a fatal retaliation. This is as true for an army as when fighting blade to blade.

DESCRIPTION

SPECIAL RULES

control zone

VICTORY CONDITIONS

MULTIPLAYER GAME

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Deployment Zone

Deployment Zone

10

4

4

10

Deployment Zone

Deployment Zone

10

10

10

10

Control Zone Control Zone

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STORMBLADE INFANTRY

Unit

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IRONCLADHeavy Warjack



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CHARGER

Light Warjack

LANCER

Light Warjack

SENTINELLight Warjack

LONG GUNNER INFANTRY Unit

CYCLONE

Heavy Warjack

DEFENDER

Heavy Warjack



TRENCHER INFANTRY Unit

CLASSIC LIEUTENANT

ALLISTER CAINE

Warcaster

CLASSIC COMMANDER

COLEMAN STRYKER

Warcaster

CLASSIC IRONCLAD

Heavy Warjack

CLASSIC DEFENDER

Heavy Warjack



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GRAND SCRUTATOR

SEVERIUS

Warcaster

HIGH EXEMPLAR

KREOSS VARIANTWarcaster

HIGH EXEMPLAR

KREOSS

Warcaster

PALADIN OF THE ORDER

OF THE WALL

Solo

THE HIGH

RECLAIMER

Warcaster

PALADIN OF THE ORDER

OF THE WALL VARIANT

Solo

CRUSADER

Heavy Warjack



KNIGHTS EXEMPLAR

Unit

TEMPLE FLAMEGUARD

Unit

CHOIR OF MENOTHUnit



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Unit

HOLY ZEALOTSUnit

VANQUISHER Heavy Warjack

TEMPLAR

Heavy Warjack



REVENGER

Light Warjack

REPENTER Light Warjack

REDEEMER

Light Warjack

CLASSIC HIGH EXEMPLAR

KREOSS

Warcaster

CLASSIC VANQUISHER

Heavy Warjack

CLASSIC CRUSADER

Heavy Warjack



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ORSUS ZOKTAVIR,

THE BUTCHER OF KHARDOV

Warcaster

KOMMANDER

SORSCHA VARIANT

Warcaster

VLADIMIR, DARK PRINCE

OF UMBREY VARIANT

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KOMMANDER

SORSCHA

Warcaster

VLADIMIR, DARK PRINCE

OF UMBREY

Warcaster

IRON FANG PIKEMEN

Unit



MANHUNTER

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MANHUNTER VARIANT

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MAN-O-WAR SHOCKTROOPERS

Unit

DESTROYER

Heavy Warjack

DECIMATOR

Heavy Warjack

JUGGERNAUT

Heavy Warjack



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BERSERKER Heavy Warjack

BATTLE MECHANIKS

Unit

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MARAUDER

Heavy Warjack



CLASSIC MARAUDER

Heavy Warjack

WINTER GUARD INFANTRY

Unit

EXTREME

JUGGERNAUT

Heavy Warjack

CLASSIC DESTROYER Heavy Warjack

CLASSIC JUGGERNAUTHeavy Warjack

CLASSIC KOMMANDER

SORSCHA

Warcaster



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PIRATE QUEEN SKARRE

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BANE THRALLS

Unit

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Unit

REAPER

Helljack

SLAYER

Helljack



230

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Bonejack

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Unit

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Bonejack

NIGHTWRETCHBonejack



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Helljack

CLASSIC SLAYER

Helljack

BILE THRALLS

Unit

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DENEGHRA

Warcaster



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E XAMPLE: A Bloat Thrall has the Death Blast ability, whichcauses it to explode when disabled. If it is also affected byTerminus’ Shadow of Death, which grants Tough to undead

models, when an enemy model disables it, both Tough and

Death Blast need to resolve as inactive player effects. If youresolve Death Blast first, the Bloat Thrall will explode and beremoved from play. Tough then does not resolve. If you resolveTough first and pass the check, the Bloat Thrall regains onewound and so is no longer disabled. Death Blast then will notresolve, as its condition is no longer met. If you fail the Toughcheck, Bloat Thrall will remain disabled; the condition of adisabled model will still be met, and Death Blast will resolve.

SIMULTANEOUS AND SEQUENTIAL

APPENDIX A: TIMINGSTEP BY STEP THROUGH ATTACKS, DAMAGE, AND ACTIVATIONS

E XAMPLE: When a model is slammed, the slam damage issimultaneous with the collateral damage, so first resolve thedamage roll on every affected model. Then resolve effectstriggered by a damage roll being sufficient or insufficient todamage them. Finally, apply damage to every affected model.

E XAMPLE: A Repenter makes a Flame Thrower spray attackagainst some Scrap Thralls. The attack generates severaldamage rolls that all resolve simultaneously. Scrap Thrallsdestroyed by the attack do not explode due to their ThrallBomb ability until after all the attack and damage rolls

generated by the spray attack are resolved.

E XAMPLE: Captain Haley targets a member of a unit of KnightsExemplar with Chain Lightning and hits three additional

Knights. Resolve the damage rolls for the four KnightsExemplar hit by the spell before any of the Knights Exemplar

gain the benefits of their Bond of Brotherhood ability.

AT ANY TIME DURING THIS

MODEL’S ACTIVATION

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from his feat. He cannot , however, cast a spell while he ismoving, making an attack, or using his feat to place BaneThralls into play.

ACTIVATION TIMING



ATTACK MAIN SEQUENCE

ATTACK ROLL

DAMAGE ROLL

DAMAGE APPLICATION



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FORGING A BOND

APPENDIX B: WARJACK BONDINGMAKING A BOND, BREAKING A BOND, AND BOND EFFECTS

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BREAKING A BOND

EFFECTS OF BONDING



2D6 +

CMD R ESULT

2D6 +

CMD R ESULT

10 or less Bloodthirsty – While in its controlling warcaster’scontrol area, this warjack gains Berserk and cannotmake Chain Attacks. (When a model with Berserkdestroys one or more models with a melee attack

during its combat action, immediately after theattack is resolved it must make one additional meleeattack against another model in its melee range.During an activation that this model charges, itcannot gain additional attacks from Berserk until itscharge attack is resolved.)

11 Appetite for Destruction – If this warjack begins itsactivation in its controlling warcaster’s control area,this activation it can make power attacks withoutspending focus and this warjack’s first melee attackeach activation must be a power attack. If thiswarjack cannot make a power attack, it must makeinitial melee attacks for its combat action instead.

12 Irresistible Force – Models slammed by this modelare moved +2. While in its controlling warcaster’s

control area, this warjack can power attack slamwithout spending focus.

13 Indomitable – If this warjack begins a charge ora power attack slam or trample in its controllingwarcaster’s control area, it gains Pathfinderduring its activation. While in its controllingwarcaster’s control area, this warjack gains +2 ontrample attack rolls.

14 Demolisher – While in its controlling warcaster’scontrol area, this warjack can reroll missed chargeand power attack rolls.

15 Dominator – When this warjack makes an attackagainst an enemy warjack or warbeast in the controlarea of this warjack’s controlling warcaster, thiswarjack gains +2 to attack and damage rolls against

the enemy model.

16 All Terrain – If it begins its activation in itscontrolling warcaster’s control area, this warjackgains Pathfinder this activation.

17 Rassler – While in its controlling warcaster’s controlarea, this warjack can make headlock/weapon lock,head-butt, throw, and double-hand throw powerattacks without spending focus and cannot beknocked down or moved by a push or slam powerattack made by a model with a smaller base.

18 Unstoppable – While in its controlling warcaster’scontrol area, this warjack cannot be knocked downor made stationary. If it begins its activation in itscontrolling warcaster’s control area, this activation

this warjack can run or charge even if its Movementsystem is crippled.

19 Rain Shadow – While this warjack is in itscontrolling warcaster’s control area, friendly warriormodels B2B with it do not suffer blast damage.

20+ Corrective Firing – When AOE ranged attacks madeby this warjack deviate while it is in its controllingwarcaster’s control area, it can reroll the directionand/or distance of deviation.

KHADOR BONDS

2D6 +

CMD R ESULT

2D6 +

CMD R ESULT

CYGNAR BONDS

10 or less Craven – This warjack gains +2 DEF and can runwithout spending focus. It can advance into anenemy model’s melee range only if that model isin the control range of this warjack’s controllingwarcaster.

11 Dominator – When this warjack makes an attackagainst an enemy warjack or warbeast in the controlarea of this warjack’s controlling warcaster, thiswarjack gains +2 to attack and damage rolls againstthe enemy model.

12 Invigorated – When its controlling warcasterchannels a spell through it, after the spell is cast thiswarjack can make a full advance.

13 Combat Positioning – At the end of any activationin which this warjack made at least one attack, it canadvance up to 3 toward its controlling warcaster.

14 Marksman – While in its controlling warcaster’scontrol area, this warjack can reroll missed ranged

attack rolls.

15 Heightened Awareness – If this warjack begins itsactivation in its controlling warcaster’s control area,it gains Eyeless Sight for one round.

16 Anchor – While this warjack is in its controllingwarcaster’s control area, this warjack and friendlywarrior models B2B with it cannot be knockeddown.

17 Protective – While B2B with this warjack, itscontrolling warcaster gains +2 DEF against meleeattack rolls and cannot be knocked down. While B2Bwith its controlling warcaster, this warjack does notmove when slammed.

18 Psychically Attuned – This warjack’s controllingwarcaster can upkeep spells cast on it withoutspending focus and ignores LOS when targeting itwith spells.

19 Nexus – This warjack’s controlling warcaster canallocate focus points to it during his activation.Additionally, during that warcaster’s activation,you can remove any number of focus points fromthis warjack and place them on him. The warcastercannot exceed his current FOCUS in focus points as

a result of this bond.

20+ Extended Control – This warjack gains ExtendedControl Range. (When checking to see if a modelwith Extended Control Range is in its controller’scontrol area, double the area.)



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10 or less Extended Control – This warjack gains ExtendedControl Range. (When checking to see if a modelwith Extended Control Range is in its controller’scontrol area, double the area.)


12 Corrective Firing – When AOE ranged attacks madeby this warjack deviate while it is in its controllingwarcaster’s control area, it can reroll the directionand/or distance of deviation.

13 Wrathful – When a model in its battlegroup istargeted by an enemy attack, this warjack gains +2 toattack and damage rolls for one round.

14 Dominator – When this warjack makes an attackagainst an enemy warjack or warbeast in the controlarea of this warjack’s controlling warcaster, thiswarjack gains +2 to attack and damage rolls against

the enemy model.

15 Rain Shadow – While this warjack is in itscontrolling warcaster’s control area, friendly warriormodels B2B with it do not suffer blast damage.


17 Arcane Defenses – If it is in its controllingwarcaster’s control range during your MaintenancePhase, continuous effects and enemy upkeep spellson this warjack automatically expire.

18 Anchor – While this warjack is in its controllingwarcaster’s control area, this warjack and friendlywarrior models B2B with it cannot be knocked down.

19 Defensive – This model gains Shield Guard. (Onceper round, when a friendly model is directly hit bya ranged attack during your opponent’s turn andthis model is within 2 of the friendly model hit,this model can become the target of the attack andbe automatically hit instead. This model cannot useShield Guard if it is incorporeal , knocked down,

or stationary.)

20+ Psychically Attuned – This warjack’s controllingwarcaster can upkeep spells cast on it withoutspending focus and ignores LOS when targeting itwith spells.

2D6 +

CMD R ESULT

2D6 +

CMD R ESULT

PROTECTORATE BONDS

APPENDIX B: WARJACK BONDING

2D6 +

CMD R ESULT

2D6 +

CMD R ESULT

CRYX BONDS



11 Man Killer – While in its controlling warcaster’scontrol area, this warjack can reroll missed attackrolls against living enemy models.

12 Blood Hunter – When this warjack destroys one ormore living enemy models with a melee attack whilein its controlling warcaster’s control area, after theattack is resolved this warjack can advance up to 1.

13 Craven – This warjack gains +2 DEF and can run

without spending focus. It can advance into anenemy model’s melee range only if that model isin the control range of this warjack’s controllingwarcaster.


15 Hound – When this warjack’s controlling warcasterdestroys one or more enemy models with melee orranged attacks during its activation, at the end of itsactivation this warjack can immediately advance up to 3.

16 Invigorated – When its controlling warcasterchannels a spell through it, after the spell is cast thiswarjack can make a full advance.

17 Nexus – This warjack’s controlling warcaster canallocate focus points to it during his activation.Additionally, during that warcaster’s activation,you can remove any number of focus points fromthis warjack and place them on him. The warcastercannot exceed his current FOCUS in focus points asa result of this bond.

18 Predator – If it begins its activation in its controllingwarcaster’s control area, this activation this warjackcan charge, power attack slam, and power attacktrample without spending focus. If it charges,power attack slams a living model, or power attacktramples during its activation it gains +2 SPD thisactivation.

19 Prowler – If this warjack begins its activation in its

controlling warcaster’s control area, it gains Prowlfor one round. (While within a terrain feature thatprovides concealment, the AOE of a spell thatprovides concealment, or the AOE of a cloud effect, amodel with Prowl gains Stealth .)

20+ Heightened Awareness – If this warjack begins itsactivation in its controlling warcaster’s control area,it gains Eyeless Sight for one round.



2D6 +

CMD R ESULT

2D6 +

CMD R ESULT

RETRIBUTION BONDS

10 or less Wrathful – When a model in its battlegroup istargeted by an enemy attack, this warjack gains +2 toattack and damage rolls for one round.

11 Demolisher – While in its controlling warcaster’s

control area, this warjack can reroll missed chargeand power attack rolls.

12 Anchor – While this warjack is in its controllingwarcaster’s control area, this warjack and friendlywarrior models B2B with it cannot be knocked down.



15 Mage Killer – While in its controlling warcaster’scontrol area, this warjack can reroll attack anddamage rolls against enemy spellcasters and modelswith enemy upkeep spells on them. Each roll can bererolled only once as a result of this bond.

16 Extended Control – This warjack gains ExtendedControl Range. (When checking to see if a modelwith Extended Control Range is in its controller’scontrol area, double the area.)

17 Heightened Awareness – If this warjack begins itsactivation in its controlling warcaster’s control area,it gains Eyeless Sight for one round.

18 Arcane Defenses – If it is in its controllingwarcaster’s control range during your MaintenancePhase, continuous effects and enemy upkeep spellson this warjack automatically expire.

19 Psychically Attuned – This warjack’s controllingwarcaster can upkeep spells cast on it withoutspending focus and ignores LOS when targeting itwith spells.

20+ Field Booster – When this warjack spends focus toremove a damage point from its field damage trackwhile in its controlling warcaster’s control area, the

warcaster heals 1 damage point. When its controllingwarcaster spends focus to heal a damage pointwhile this warjack is in his control area, this warjackremoves 1 damage point from its field damage trackunless its field generator is currently disabled.

2D6 +

CMD R ESULT

2D6 +

CMD R ESULT

MERCENARY BONDS



11 Appetite for Destruction – If this warjack begins itsactivation in its controlling warcaster’s control area,this activation it can make power attacks withoutspending focus and this warjack’s first melee attackeach activation must be a power attack. If thiswarjack cannot make a power attack, it must makeinitial melee attacks for its combat action instead.

12 Craven – This warjack gains +2 DEF and can runwithout spending focus. It can advance into an

enemy model’s melee range only if that model isin the control range of this warjack’s controllingwarcaster.

13 Hound – When this warjack’s controlling warcasterdestroys one or more enemy models with melee orranged attacks during its activation, at the end of itsactivation this warjack can immediately advance upto 3.

14 Dominator – When this warjack makes an attackagainst an enemy warjack or warbeast in the control

area of this warjack’s controlling warcaster, thiswarjack gains +2 to attack and damage rolls againstthe enemy model.



17 Combat Positioning – At the end of any activationin which this warjack made at least one attack, it canadvance up to 3 toward its controlling warcaster.

18 Corrective Firing – When AOE ranged attacks madeby this warjack deviate while it is in its controllingwarcaster’s control area, it can reroll the directionand/or distance of deviation.

19 Playin’ Possum – While in its controlling warcaster’scontrol area, this model gains Feign Death. (A modelwith Feign Death cannot be targeted by ranged ormagic attacks while knocked down.)

20 Prowler – If this warjack begins its activation in itscontrolling warcaster’s control area, it gains Prowlfor one round. (While within a terrain feature thatprovides concealment, the AOE of a spell thatprovides concealment, or the AOE of a cloud effect, amodel with Prowl gains Stealth .)



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abilities, 36attack-generating, 60–61range of (RNG), 35

Abomination advantage, 33 , 84

actions, 48–49and fleeing, 85forfeiting, 65out of formation, 71and knocked down models, 63–64and stationary models, 64

Activation Phase, 42and channeling, 79forfeiting, 65timing, 244

active/inactive player, 244

additional attacks, 49 spending focus for, 49, 73, 75

additional dice, 28

advancing, 46–47: charge, full advance, runand entering an area, 64

and fleeing, 85out of formation, 71and stationary models, 64

Advance Deployment advantage, 33

advantages, 33–34: Abomination, AdvanceDeployment, Arc Node, Combined Melee Attack, Combined Ranged Attack,Commander, Construct, Eyeless Sight, Fearless, Gunfighter, Incorporeal, ’Jack Marshal, Officer, Pathfinder, Standard Bearer,Stealth, Terror, Tough, Undead

affinities, 82

aiming bonus, 57, 63

allies, 80

allocate, 74–75

animi, animus, 63, 64

apocalypse encounter level, 38

arc nodes, see also channeling Arc Node advantage, 33 and battlegroup commanders, 74crippled, 66

arcs, front and back, 37

area of effect (AOE), 35of spells, 77

area-of-effect (AOE) attack, 58–60blast damage roll for, 59damage point of origin, 64deviation, 59–60direct hit, 59templates, 255–256

arm locks. see weapon locks

arm systems, and crippled, 66

Armor (ARM), 33

armiesbuilding, 38

versions of models in, 83

army list entry, 32

army points, 38

attachments, 32, 71

attack rollsadditional dice on, 28

for AOE attacks, 59automatic hit/miss, 61and back strike, 61boosting, 73, 75for charges, 47, 82for combined attacks, 62for critical effects, 68–69

vs. damage roll, 50and Gunfighter, 63and Incorporeal, 34for magic attacks, 77–78, 83for melee attacks, 33, 51for Mounts, 81for ranged attacks, 56–58for spray attacks, 60rerolling, 65timing, 245

attacksadditional, 49, 73, 75

AOE, 58–60combined melee or ranged, 62and fleeing, 85out of formation, 71impact, 82and knocked down models, 63magic, 75–79melee, 50–56, 81–82normal, 48–49power, 51–56ranged, 56–60ride-by, 81sequence of, 244special, 36 , 49, 61spray, 58, 60, 256timing, 245types, 50–60: magic, melee, ranged

automaticeffects, 68hit/miss, 61

autonomous warjacks, 80

away from vs. directly away from, 48

B2B, 46

back arcs, 37

back strikes, 61 , 77

base stats, 33of knocked down models, 63

bases

base-to-base, B2B, 46contact, 46overlapping, 64and replacing models, 64sizes, 37and volume, 43

battlefield, 40 , 86

battlegroups, 39

battlegroup commanders, 74reactivating inert warjacks, 68

battle royale encounter level, 38

beyond the play area, 64

blast damageroll, 59and structures, 89template, 255and trenches, 88

bonds, 82, 246

epic, 83

bonejacks, 31

bonusesaiming, 57 , 63back strike, 61Buckler, 35cavalry charge, 82for combined attacks, 62concealment, 57cover, 58and crippled system, 66and current stats, 63free strike, 51and inert warjack, 67overboosting power field, 74Shield, 36

warjack points, 38boosting rolls, 28, 73,75

boxed, disabled, and destroyed, 66–68

Buckler, 35 , 66

buildings, 89

can, cannot, must, 29

cavalry, 81–82charging with, 81–82dragoons, 82light cavalry, 82Mount weapon, 81special rules, 81: ride-by attack, Tall in theSaddle

channeling, 79, see also arc nodes

and control area, 75and knocked down models, 63

characters, 39epic, 83units, 39

warjacks, 82

charging, 46outside activation, 47attacks, 47

with cavalry, 81–82successful/failed, 47

checkscommand, 71, 84 skill, 49

warjack bonding, 246

cloud effects, 69. 78combat

actions, 48and cloud effects, 69damage, 65melee, 51overview, 51ranged, 56special effects, 68special situations, 60

combined melee attacks, 62advantage, 33damage roll for, 62primary attacker, 62

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Animi are the spell-like abilities

utilized by warbeasts in HORDES.



combined ranged attacks, 62advantage, 33damage roll for, 62primary attacker, 62

Command (CMD), 33

command checks, 84out of formation, 71

Commander advantage, 33 , 74, 84

command range, 84

concealment, 57and cloud effects, 69and magic rolls, 78

conflicting rules, 29

Construct advantage, 33 , 73

contact, 46

continuous effects, 69immunities to, 34–35

controland affinities, 82and battlegroup commanders, 74of friendly and enemy models, 28and ’jack marshals, 80

of mercenary warjacks, 83and weapon crews, 71

control areas, 75and AOE, 77and channeling, 79and focus point allocation, 74and RNG, 76and upkeep spells, 78

Control Phase, 42

Corrosion/Critical Corrosion, 69

Cortex and crippled Cortex, 66and focus allocation, 73

COST, 76

cover, 57–58

and magic attack rolls, 78and wreck markers, 67

crippled/non-crippled systems, 66: Arc Node,Cortex, Field Generator, Movement, Weapon,no longer crippled

critical effects, critical hits, 68

currentcontroller, 28stats, 33

d3, d6, 28

damagecapacity, 36healing/removing/repairing, 68marking, 65point of origin of AOE, 59

timing, 245types of, 68: cold, corrosion, electrical, fire

damage grid, 36–37, 65 , 73damage boxes, 36–37 , 65

marking, 65system boxes, 36–37, 66unmarked, 66

first “X”box on, 66force fields, 66

wounds, 36 , 65

damage rollsadditional die with, 53, 54, 63, 65boosted, 65

comparing to ARM, 65 with crippled weapons systems, 66and critical effects, 68direct hit on, 59, 60multiple, 244rerolling, 65resolving with simultaneous effects, 244simultaneous, marking, 66

damage rolls, in specific cases

for AOE attacks, 59blast, 59for collapsed structures, 89for collateral damage, slam, 53for collateral damage, throw, 55for combined melee attacks, 62for combined ranged attacks, 62for direct damage, 65for falling, 63for Fire continuous effect, 69for head-butts, 52and knocked down models, 63for magic attacks, 65, 77for melee, 65of a Mount, 81for pushes, 52for ranged weapons, 56, 65

for slams, 53for spray attacks, 60for throws, 54for tramples, 56

Defense (DEF), 33

deployment, deployment zones, 40–41

destroyedboxed, disabled, and, 66–68and removed from play/the table, 67and returning to play, 68

warcaster, 67 warjacks and wreck markers, 67

deviationof AOE attacks, 59–60template, 255

dice, 28additional, 28d3 and d6, 28reroll, 65shorthand, 28

direct hits, 51, 64 , 77

directlyaway from and directly toward, 48facing, 37

disabled, boxed, and destroyed, 66healing while, 68and leaving play, 67no longer disabled, 66

dismounted, 82

disputes, resolving, 30

double-hand throw, 55being thrown, 54damage, 54and deviation, 55

dragoons, 82

drive, 80

duel encounter level, 38

duration, 29, 42

effectsautomatic, 68

continuous, 69critical, 68targeting units, 72shaking, 73, 75

elevationelevated attacker, 78elevated target, 78and falling, 63hills, 88

and line of sight (LOS), 43 , 44and melee range, 51

elite cadre, 82

encounter levels, 38: apocalypse, battle royale,duel, grand melee, skirmish, war

enemy vs. friendly, 28

engaged, engaging, 51channelers, 79and knocked down models, 63and stationary models, 64

entering an area, 64

entryways, 89

epic models, 82–83epic warcaster bonding, 83, 246

excuses, 5

Eyeless Sight advantage, 34

facingand directly facing, 37

with rule of least disturbance, 64

Faction, 29

falling, 63damage roll, 63and overlapping bases, 64

Fearless advantage, 34 , 85

feats, 36and knocked down models, 63and stationary models, 64

field allowance (FA), 39–40

Field Generator system, and crippled, 66

field promotion, 72

Fire/Critical Fire, 69

first player, 40

fleeing, 85out of formation, 71

Focus Manipulation, 42

focus pointsallocating, 73, 74and autonomous warjacks, 80and bonded warjacks, 246and channeler, 79in teh Control Phase, 42

and COST, 76and crippled Cortex, 66and crippled Field Generator, 66FOCUS stat, 33, 74how to represent, 75in the Maintenance Phase, 42manipulation, 74removing, 42replenishing, 42 , 74spending, 73, 75, 82unspent, 74

force fields, 66

Forces of WARMACHINE books, 80, 83



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forfeiting, 64–65, 71

for one round, 42

forests, 87–88

formationand activating units, 42–43and cavalry attacks, 81–82and combined attacks, 62and command check, 84

in/out formation, 71–72rand placement, 48and rallying, 85receiving orders, 72and standard bearer, 70

free-for-all games, 40

free strikes, 51and Gunfighter, 63resolving against trampler, 56

friendly vs. enemy, 28

front arc, 37

full advance, 46

gaining dice, 28

game rounds, 42

grand melee encounter level, 38

granted, 28

Grunts, 70field promotion, 72

Gunfighter advantage, 34, 63

half (of a stat), 28

hazards, 52, 88

Head system, and crippled, 66

head-butt, 52

headlock, 51–52and knocked down models, 63and Open Fist, 73

healing, 68

helljacks, 31

hills, 88

hitautomatic, 61direct, 64 , 77

HORDES, 27, 31, 95

hulls, 66

immunities, 34–35, 68: Cold, Corrosion,Electricity, Fire, continuous effects

impact attacks, 81–82

impassable terrain, 86

imprints, 82

Incorporeal advantage, 34and magical weapons, 68

independent models, 31 , 74: solos, warcasters,warjacks

inert warjacks, 67–68, 80

initial attacksand Gunfighter, 63

with light cavalry, 82and locked weapons, 52

with melee weapons, 48, 50 with ranged weapons, 49, 56

intervening models, 43and cavalry charge, 81and knocked down models, 63

intervening terrain, 45, 51obstructions, obstacles, 87

Iron Kingdoms, 27, 94–95

’jacks, see warjacks

’Jack Marshal advantage, 34 , 80

and mercenary warjacks, 83reactivating inert warjacks, 68

knocked down, 63channeler, 79standing up, 64target, 78

Leader, 70field promotion, 72and unit commander, 71

least disturbance, rule of, 64

leave play, 67–68

light cavalry, 82

linear obstacles, 87

line of sight (LOS), 43–45

and channeling spells, 79and cloud effects, 69and focus point allocation, 74and knocked down models, 63and point of origin, 64

living models, 31non-living (Construct, Undead), 34

location (L/R/H/–), 35

Magic Abilities, 83

magic attacks, 75–79

magic attack rolls, 77for Magic Ability special attacks, 83modifiers, 77–78: back strike, cloud effect,concealment, cover, elevated target, elevated

attacker, knocked down target, stationarytarget, target in melee

magic damage, 65, 77

Magical Weapon, 36and Incorporeal, 68

Maintenance Phase, 42

markers, 67, 90

massive casualties, 84

materials needed for play, 27

maximum range, 30

measuringcommand range, 84control area, 75deviation, 59–60

distance, 30melee range, 50movement, 46for ranged attack, 56spell range, 76, 77a throw, 54tools, 27

within vs. completely within, 30

meleeadditional attacks, 50attack modifiers, 51attack rolls, 51 , 63and cavalry, 81

and cloud effects, 69damage rolls, 50and elevation, 51engaged, 51free strikes, 51and knocked down models, 63Melee Attack (MAT), 32power attacks, 51–56range, 50–51and stationary models, 64targeting a model in, 58, 78

mercenariesand allies, 80contracts, 38and field allowance (FA), 40

warcasters, warjacks, 83

miss AOE attack, 59automatic, 34, 61, 77combined attack, 62melee attack, 51, 58and range, 35, 56–57rerolls, 65spells, 77–78spray attack, 60

modelsactivating, 42entries, 32field allowance (FA), 39–40independent, 31intervening, 43–44living, 31point cost, 39stationary, 64types, 31: solos, troopers, warcasters,warjacks

volume, 43 warrior, 31

model statistics (stats), 32–33: ARM, Armor;CMD, Command; DEF, Defense; FOCUS, Focus; MAT, Melee Attack; RAT, Ranged Attack; SPD, Speed; STR, Strength

Mounts, 81

movementadvancing, 46beyond the play area, 64and facing, 46forfeiting, 65and knocked down models, 63measuring, 46modifiers to, 46Movement system, and crippled, 66normal, 46penalties, 48restrictions, 48unit movement, 72

multiplayer games

formats, 40: free-for-all, teamscenarios:Basic Battle, 90 Mangled Metal, Mosh Pit, 92

multiple spell effects, 79

must, 29

myrmidons, 31

names, 28–29 , 82, 83

objective markers, 90

obstacles, 87–89

obstructions, 87–89

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offensive spells, 77

Officer advantage, 34and drives, 80and field promotion, 72issuing orders, 72

Open Fist, 36and locks, 51 , 73and power attacks, 51 , 73

open terrain, 86orders, 36

issuing orders, 72and fleeing, 85out of formation, 71and knocked down models, 63and ride-by attacks, 81and stationary models, 64

origin of damage, see point of origin

overboosting a power field, 74

Pathfinder advantage, 34

penaltiesand charging, 46movement, 48for obstacles, 87

for rough terrain, 86 with spray attacks, 60for targeting a model in melee, 58

phases of the turn, 42

placing, 48beyond the play area, 64

play materials, 27

point cost, 38–39

point of impactof AOE magic attacks, 77and deviation, 59–60of a throw, 54

point of originof AOE damage, 59

of attack or effect, 64Power (POW), 35, 76

power attacks, 51–56. 73

power fields, 74

Power plus Strength (P+S), 35

primary attacker of combined attacks, 62

priority, 29

push, being pushed, 52

rallying, 85

rangemeasuring, 56and point of origin, 64Range (RNG) stat, 35 , 36, 76

ranged attacksand concealment and cover, 57declaring target, 56maximum number in an activation (ROF), 56modifying ranged attack rolls, 57Ranged Attack (RAT), 33ranged attack rolls, 56–57targeting a model in melee, 78

ranged weapons, 56

rate of fire (ROF), 35 , 56

Reach, 36 , 50

reactivating warjacks, 68, 80, 82

record sharing, 30

reference objects for LOS, 43

removed from play, 67and returning to play, 68

removed from the table, 67and returned to play, 68

repairing warjacks, 68and wreck marker, 67

replacing models, 64

replenishing focus points, 42 , 74

rerolls, 65

resolving attack, 245

return to play, 68

ride-by attacks, 81

rough terrain, 86

rounds, 42

rounding, 28: distances, numbers

rule priority, 29

rule of least disturbance, 64

rules issues, resolving, 30

running, 46

scenarios, 40, 90–93 multiplayer, 90, 92objective markers, 90random determination of, 90specificBasic Battle, 90Break the Line, 91 Killing Field, 91 Mangled Metal, 92 Mosh Pit, 92 No Man’s Land, 93Throw Down, 93

shake effects, 73, 75

sharing information, 30

Shield, 36and crippled system, 66on inert warjacks, 67

simultaneous, 244 AOE attacks, 59continuous effects, 69damage to force fields, 66damage with slam, 53damage with throw, 54–55fall damage, 63multiple attacks/damage rolls, 65spray attack, 60trample attacks, 56

skill check, 49

skill value, 49

skirmish encounter level, 38

slamattack, 52being slammed, 53damage, 53damage, collateral, 53and knocked down models, 63and overlapping bases, 64successful, 52

solos, 31

special actions (action), 36 , 49

special attacks (attack), 36

special effectsautomatic, 68continuous, 69: resolving, and upkeep,Corrosion, Fire critical, 68–69: and AOE attack, CriticalCorrosion, Critical Fire, critical hit

special rulesprecedence, 29of warcasters, 74–75

of warjacks, 73–74Speed (SPD), 32

modifiers to, 46

spellcasters, 75

spells, 75–79 Arc Node advantage, 79attacking a structure with, 77casting, 77casting while out of formation, 71channeling, 79and fleeing, 85magic attack, 77multiple effects, 79point of origin of channeled, 79point of origin of normal, 75range, measuring for, 77

and stationary models, 64stats, 76–77: *, Area of Effect, COST,Offensive, Power, Range, Upkeep targeting, 78targeting a model in melee, 58, 78targeting restrictions, 77, 78targeting units, 72upkeep, 78

sportsmanship, 5, 30

spray attacks, 60boosting, 60that miss, 58and terrain, 60template, 256

Stall, 33

Standard Bearer advantage, 34standing up, 64

starting roll, 40

statsbars, 32–33base vs. current, 33cards, 32continuous effects, 69model, 32–33modifying, 33

weapon, 35

stationary, 64channeler, 79targets, 78

steamjacks, 31, see also warjacks

Stealth advantage, 34

Strength (STR), 32

structures, 88–89

systems and crippled systems, 66: Arc Node,Cortex, Field Generator, Head, Left Arm, Movement, Right Arm

system boxes, 36–37

table, 40beyond the table edge, 64

tactics, 71



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Tall in the Saddle, 81

targetselevated, 78stationary, 64, 78switching, 65unit vs. model/unit, 72

targeting a model in melee, 58and point of origin, 64

team games, 40templates, 255–256

terrain, 86–89details to discuss, 86elevated, attacker/target on, 78as spell target, 77types, 86: impassable, open, rough

wreck markers, 67

terrain features, 86–89elevation, 43–44entryways, 89forest, 87–88hills, 88linear obstacles, 87obstacles, obstructions, 87structures, 88–89

trenches, 88 variably sized, 87 water (deep, and shallow), 88

terrifying entities, 84–85

Terror advantage, 34 , 84–85

theme forces, 83

throwattack, 53–54being thrown, 54damage, 54–55and overlapping bases, 64

timing, 244–245

tokensfor model destruction, 63

soul, 67Tough advantage, 34

toward vs. directly toward, 48

trample, 55–56

trenches, 88

troopers, 31–32activating, 42cavalry, 81–82charging, 47combined attacks, 62command check, 84damage capacity, 36fleeing, 85in/out of formation, 72–72, 84making a ride-by attack, 81

models, 70–71movement, 72orders, 72placed, 48rallying, 85running, 46

turn order, 40

two-player games, 40scenarios, 90–93

Undead advantage, 34

unit attachments, 32, 71 tactics, 71

unit components, 31–32, 70 attachments, 32: unit attachments, weaponattachments Grunts, 32, 70Leaders, 32, 70Officers, 32, 70standard bearers, 70troopers, 31, 70unit commanders, 32, 70

weapon crews, 71

unitsactivating, 31, 42 in an army list, 38–40cavalry, 81character, 39charging, 72combined melee and ranged attacks, 62command checks, 84control, 28deployment, 40as effect/spell targets, 72FA, field allowance, 39–40fleeing, 85in and out of formation, 32, 71–72 , 84and ’Jack Marshal, 80leader or unit commander replacement, 70

massive casualties, 84moving, 72multiple spells or animi, 79orders, 72point cost of, 32, 39profile, 32rallying, 85returning models to play, 68ride-by attack, 81tactics, 71targeting, 72and terrifying entities, 84in theme forces, 83and upkeep spells, 78

upkeep spells, 67, 78

victory conditions, 41

volume, 43

warcaster special rules,affinities, 82allocating focus points, 74Battlegroup Commander, 74casting spells, 77Commander, 33 , 74control area, 75destruction, 67epic, 83Fearless, 34 , 74feats, 36 , 74and focus, 74FOCUS stat, 33 , 74, 75,mercenary, 83power field overboost, 74

special rules, 74–75Spellcaster, 75spending focus, 75theme forces, 83

Warjack Bond, 83

war encounter level, 38

warjack bonds, 83, 246Cryx, 248Cygnar, 247Khador, 247Mercenary, 249Protectorate, 248Retribution, 249

warjacks, 73autonomous, 80base size, 31bonding, 83, 246channeling, 79character, 82: affinities, bonding, imprintsConstruct advantage, 73damage grid, 36–37, 65–66destruction, 67force fields, 66’jack marshals, 80inert, 67mercenary, 83points, 38reactivating inert, 68repairing, 68restarting, 88special rules, 65, 73systems, 66and trample, 55–56, 73types, 31: bonejacks, heavy, helljacks, light,myrmidons

volume, 43in water, 88

warlocks, 31

warriors, 31

base size, 37in deep water, 88restarting warjacks, 88

volume, 43

water (deep/shallow), 88

weapon attachments, 71

weapon crews, 71

weapon locations, 35, 66

weapon locks, 51–52and knocked down models, 63and Open Fist, 73

Weapon Master, 36,

weapon qualities, 35–36: Buckler, ContinuousEffect: Corrosion, Continuous Effect: Fire,

Critical Fire, Damage Type: Cold, DamageType: Corrosion, Damage Type: Electricity,Damage Type: Fire, Magical Weapon, Open Fist, Reach, Shield, Weapon Master

weapon statistics, 35 AOE, Area of Effect, 35L/R/H/–, Location, 35P+S, Power plus Strength, 35POW, Power, 35RNG, Range, 35ROF, Rate of Fire, 35

weapon systems, 66and Buckler, 35crippled, 66locked, 52and Shield, 36

whining, 5

within vs. completely within, 30

wounds, 36, 65

wreck markers, 67

x2, 35

you and yours, 28

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