Elector Counts only. All hits wound automatically. No armour saves allowed.

The bearer can forfeit all of his normal Attacks to make only one Attack. Roll to hit normally. If this one Attack hits. the hit is resolved at Strength 10 and causes D6 wounds.

At the beginning of the battle, nominate one enemy monster (must be a Large Target) or an enemy character. The sword normally counts as a magic sword with no particular bonuses, but any attack directed against the designated target will wound on a 2+ and cause D3 wounds, with no armour saves allowed.

The wielder of this sword has +1 Strength and always strikes first in close combat, even before enemies that have charged. If the bearer is fighting another enemy who is also entitled to strike first (because of spells, special abilities, etc), then resolve attacks in Initiative order. If Initiative values are equal, roll a dice to determine who strikes first.

The wielder always hits any opponent on a 2+, regardless of relative Weapon Skills. This cannot be modified in any way.

The sword confers +2 Strength to all close combat Attacks made by the character fighting with it.

Models hit by this hammer must take a Leadership test for every hit suffered. If the test is failed, the hit wounds automatically and no armour save is allowed. If the test is passed, roll to wound and take armour saves as normal.

The Dragon Bow has a range of 36" and Strength 6. Hits from this bow count as being from a magical weapon.

The bearer can re-roll failed To Wound rolls.

Hits from this sword wound any opponent on a roll of 4+ (unless the wielder's Strength would make this less). Armour saves apply as normal, modified by the Strength of the character but Large Targets lose their armour save due to the Scaly Skin special ability against hits from this sword.

Counts as heavy armour (armour save 5+) which can he combined with other equipment normally. Models attacking the wearer in close combat must pass a Strength test before rolling to hit for every Attack directed at the target (ie. roll equal to or less than its Strength on a D6, a 6 always fails). If the test is failed the Attack is lost.

Counts as full plate armour (armour save 4+) which can be combined with other equipment normally. In addition the model can re-roll any failed armour save.

Counts as light armour (armour save 6+) which can be combined with other equipment normally. If the wearer fails his armour save, he may make a 5+ Ward save. Wizards can wear this armour and cast spells.

This shield confers a 6+ armour save which can he combined with other equipment normally. The wearer can force one model in base contact to lose one Attack. In the case of models with different Attacks (eg. mounted models) the wearer chooses which Attack is lost. Special Attacks (like those of a Giant, impact hits and anything not included in the Attacks value on a model's profile) are not affected.

This suit of armour gives the bearer a 1+ armour save which cannot be improved by any means.

This shield gives a 6+ armour save which can he combined with other equipment normally. Also, the bearer ignores the first hit in the battle suffered from shooting or close combat.

This helm confers a 6+ armour save which can be combined with other equipment normally (including normal armour and a shield). In addition, the wearer causes fear in all models in a Skaven army (except non-Skaven Dogs of War).

This item gives a 5+ Ward save. A model carrying the Shroud and his mount are totally immune to Dark, Skaven and Chaos magic, even if cast with Irresistible Force. Note that the spell will not be dispelled and that other models in a unit the character is with will be affected normally.

The model may ignore the first wound it suffers.

The Holy Relic gives its bearer a 4+ Ward save.

This item gives a 5+ Ward save. Also, the wearer is Immune to all cold-based spells/attacks (White Dragon's breath, etc).

This item gives a 6+ Ward save. The wearer automatically passes any characteristic tests he has to take (except Leadership tests).

The Sigil of Sigmar adds one extra dice to all Dispel rolls against enemy spells that would affect its wearer or the unit he is with.

The Wizard may draw extra power from the Hexstaff, once per friendly Magic phase. When used, the staff generates D3 additional Power dice (roll each Magic phase). However, keep these dice separate (using different coloured dice is the best way of doing this) as they may only be used by the Wizard with the Hexstaff. In addition, if the Hexstaff dice roll a 1 when a spell is being cast, the Wizard automatically suffers a Miscast for each result of a 1 rolled.

Gives +1 to the Casting attempts made by the Wizard.

One use only. The seal has the same effect as a Dispel scroll. In addition, roll a D6. On a result of 4+ the spell is removed from the caster's mind and he can no longer cast it. Spells cast from a Bound item will only be removed on the result of a 6.

At the end of each Magic phase, you can save up to three dice from your Power dice pool and store them in the Rod. At the beginning of the next Magic phase (yours or the enemy's), roll a dice, if the result is equal or higher to the number of Power dice stored, add them to your pool. If the result is lower than the number of dice stored, they are lost.

The enemy must always reveal all the 'secrets' involving all units which are within 12" of the Wizard at any time. This includes which magic items are in the unit and who is carrying them, the presence of disguised Assassins, the number of Fanatics and everything else that the player is not normally obliged to disclose to his opponent.

One use only. Once per battle, the bearer can re-roll one dice used to cast or dispel a spell. This can effectively cancel a Miscast result, or cause Irresistible Force or a Miscast.

The Wizard's Staff allows the bearer to use one more dice from the Power dice pool than he is normally allowed to when casting a spell (eg. a Level 1 Wizard will be able to use up to three dice to cast spells).

Each wound caused by a model wearing the Laurels of Victory (but not those caused by his mount) will count as 2 Wounds when working out combat resolution. Note that you do not actually cause double wounds on your victim!

One use only. The character and the unit he is with will automatically pass the first Break test they have to take, regardless of modifiers and even if they would normally automatically fail their test (for example, losing a round of combat against an opponent that outnumbers them and causes fear). If the player forgets to use it, even if he rolls and passes the test, the item is still used up. Note that this item cannot he used by a character in the turn he refused a challenge and who is hiding at the back of the unit (who would pay heed to such a coward!).

Bound Spell. Power Level 5. The Silver Horn may cast its spell once per Empire Magic phase. The spell requires no Power dice to cast, all the power required is provided by the Horn itself.

All friendly units that are fleeing anywhere on the battlefield will rally immediately.

Bound Spell. Power Level 4. The Orb of Thunder spell may be cast once per Empire Magic phase. The spell requires no Power dice to cast, all the power required is provided by the Orb itself and the spell will last until dispelled.

When the Orb of Thunder spell is in play, no flying creatures on the battlefield can use their ability to fly and will have to move on the ground at their normal Movement rate.

Bound Spell. Power Level variable. At the end of each of his Movement phases, the bearer may automatically remove and capture one randomly determined spell from an enemy Wizard in base contact with him.

The bearer can cast the captured spell in his own Magic phase by releasing it from the casket. The spell is then removed from the game. No Power dice are required to cast the spell. Any number of spells may he captured by the casket, and the bearer can cast each one once, either over several Magic phases or all at the same time if he prefers. The Power Level of the spell cast by the casket will be equivalent to the score normally needed to cast the spell.

The character and the unit he is with are not affected by enemies that cause fear. Faced with an enemy that causes terror, the character and the unit he is with only suffer fear, not terror.

One use only. Bound Spell. Power Level variable. Choose one of the magic Lores in the Warhammer rulebook and randomly select one spell from that list to be held inside the Ring of Volans. This spell may be cast in the Magic phase and requires no Power dice to cast all the power required is provided by the Ring itself. The Power Level of the spell cast by the Ring will be equivalent to the score normally needed to cast the spell.

Bound Spell. Power Level 3. The Doomfire Ring may cast its Bound spell once per Magic phase like an ordinary spell. The spell requires no Power dice to cast, all the power required is provided by the Ring itself.

A flaming magic missile spurts from the Ring in a straight line up to 18” long striking the first unit in its path. The unit takes 1D6 Strength 3 hits.

When the wearer fights a challenge he can 'swap' his base Strength, Toughness, Initiative and Attacks values with his enemy. He has the choice of not using the mirror, but if he does he must swap all characteristics for the duration of the challenge. So the wearer fights with his enemy's S, T, I and A whilst his enemy fights with the wearer's S, T, I and A.

All units with at least one model within 12" of the Imperial Banner can re-roll any failed Psychology test as well as tests to avoid pursuing a fleeing enemy.

The unit is Stubborn.

Knights of the White Wolf only. If a unit is charged by a unit of Knights carrying this banner, then it must take a Leadership test as soon as the Knights are determined to be within charge range. If the test is passed. the unit can fight on as normal. If the unit falls its test, it must roll 6s to score hits in the first turn of close combat.

If a unit wishes to charge Knights carrying this banner, it must take a Leadership test. If the test is failed, it may not charge or shoot and must remain stationary in that Movement phase. A unit normally not affected by fear is immune to the effects of this banner as well.

A unit carrying the Griffon Standard counts double its normal rank bonus when it comes to working out combat results. If in a single rank, it has no advantage. However, if the unit is in two ranks it receives +2, in three ranks +4. and in four ranks (the maximum bonus) +6.

The unit carrying the Griffon Standard will never pursue a fleeing enemy but will always hold its ground instead.

The unit is immune to panic.

This banner gives two extra dice to all Dispel rolls against enemy spells which would affect the unit.

Knightly Orders only. The unit can add +D3" to its charge move. If the charge is failed, the unit will move forward 7" as normal.

The unit can re-roll any failed Rallying test.