Creature catalogue · Olden Era

Copies its current beneficial effects onto the selected ally without triggering Forging Perfection again. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Embodiments normally use −3 to +3 limits for both morale and luck. Their fallen creatures are ineligible for post-battle Necromancy.

Can shoot distant targets. An adjacent enemy replaces ordinary shooting with a half-damage melee strike. Targets at least three hexes away incur the reference distance penalty of 10% per hex, capped at 50%.

Movement bypasses obstacles and traps. Flying alone grants neither a ranged attack nor damage immunity.

Also receives beneficial effects applied to allies, retaining their strength and duration. One effect applied to several stacks is copied only once.

Copies its current beneficial effects onto the selected ally without triggering Forging Perfection again. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Removes enemy beneficial effects within one hex of the selected location and transfers them to this stack. Both enemy placement and effect value matter. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Embodiments normally use −3 to +3 limits for both morale and luck. Their fallen creatures are ineligible for post-battle Necromancy.

This profile permits shooting at any distance. Separate Sharpshooter and Duelist traits establish removal of the respective distance and melee penalties.

Shooting ignores the distance damage penalty. Separate abilities govern any restriction caused by an adjacent enemy.

Close combat does not reduce this creature’s damage. This trait does not itself alter movement range.

Movement bypasses obstacles and traps. Flying alone grants neither a ranged attack nor damage immunity.

Also receives beneficial effects applied to allies, retaining their strength and duration. One effect applied to several stacks is copied only once.

Copies its current beneficial effects onto the selected ally without triggering Forging Perfection again. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Creates a barrier that blocks the next damage instance. It is not unlimited protection against every hit in the round. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Embodiments normally use −3 to +3 limits for both morale and luck. Their fallen creatures are ineligible for post-battle Necromancy.

Can shoot distant targets. An adjacent enemy replaces ordinary shooting with a half-damage melee strike. Targets at least three hexes away incur the reference distance penalty of 10% per hex, capped at 50%.

Movement bypasses obstacles and traps. Flying alone grants neither a ranged attack nor damage immunity.

Close combat does not reduce this creature’s damage. This trait does not itself alter movement range.

Also receives beneficial effects applied to allies, retaining their strength and duration. One effect applied to several stacks is copied only once.

Protects this creature and adjacent allied stacks against harmful effects. Maintaining adjacency is part of the protection.

Constructs ignore morale and luck. Their casualties cannot supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Reduces incoming melee damage by 60%. This protects against the specified damage type; evaluate other attacks and changes to the defense attribute separately.

Reduces incoming ranged damage by 60%. This protects against the specified damage type; evaluate other attacks and changes to the defense attribute separately.

Reduces incoming Magic damage by 60%. This protects against the specified damage type; evaluate other attacks and changes to the defense attribute separately.

Once per battle, adds 2 speed, 2 initiative and 15 health per creature. The stack can shoot while an enemy is adjacent. These changes last for the battle. Cost: 3 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Embodiments normally use −3 to +3 limits for both morale and luck. Their fallen creatures are ineligible for post-battle Necromancy.

Can shoot distant targets. An adjacent enemy replaces ordinary shooting with a half-damage melee strike. Targets at least three hexes away incur the reference distance penalty of 10% per hex, capped at 50%.

Teleports directly to the destination, bypassing obstacles and traps. The move’s own range still determines reachable destinations.

Leaves no corpse and resists Ice Bolt and Circle of Winter. Other water effects require their own rule checks.

Once per battle, adds 2 speed, 2 initiative and 15 health per creature. The stack can shoot while an enemy is adjacent. These changes last for the battle. Awakening also unlocks this form’s other abilities. Cost: 3 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

After Awaken, teleports to an unoccupied hex within four hexes. The supplementary wiki revision confirms no Focus cost, no cooldown and no turn ending. Cost: 0 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 0 round(s).

Embodiments normally use −3 to +3 limits for both morale and luck. Their fallen creatures are ineligible for post-battle Necromancy.

Can shoot distant targets. An adjacent enemy replaces ordinary shooting with a half-damage melee strike. Targets at least three hexes away incur the reference distance penalty of 10% per hex, capped at 50%.

Teleports directly to the destination, bypassing obstacles and traps. The move’s own range still determines reachable destinations.

Leaves no corpse and resists Ice Bolt and Circle of Winter. Other water effects require their own rule checks.

Once per battle, adds 2 speed, 2 initiative and 15 health per creature. The stack can shoot while an enemy is adjacent. These changes last for the battle. Awakening also unlocks this form’s other abilities. Cost: 3 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Lowers the chosen enemy’s speed and initiative by 2 for three rounds, changing both reach and action order. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Embodiments normally use −3 to +3 limits for both morale and luck. Their fallen creatures are ineligible for post-battle Necromancy.

Can shoot distant targets. An adjacent enemy replaces ordinary shooting with a half-damage melee strike. Targets at least three hexes away incur the reference distance penalty of 10% per hex, capped at 50%.

Teleports directly to the destination, bypassing obstacles and traps. The move’s own range still determines reachable destinations.

Leaves no corpse and resists Ice Bolt and Circle of Winter. Other water effects require their own rule checks.

A struck target cannot regain health by any means for the remainder of the round. Healing outside that interval is evaluated separately.

Moves an allied stack to an empty hex within four hexes of its original position, supporting escape or attack setup. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Moves an enemy stack to a free hex within four hexes of its original position, potentially breaking a protective formation. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Can shoot distant targets. An adjacent enemy replaces ordinary shooting with a half-damage melee strike. Targets at least three hexes away incur the reference distance penalty of 10% per hex, capped at 50%.

Beyond three hexes, replaces the ordinary distance penalty with a 10% per-hex bonus, capped at 50%. An adjacent enemy still causes a half-damage melee attack.

Adds 20 to the allied hero’s maximum mana. Multiple copies of this support do not accumulate.

Moves an allied stack to an empty hex within four hexes of its original position, supporting escape or attack setup. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Moves an enemy stack to a free hex within four hexes of its original position, potentially breaking a protective formation. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Deals 25 Pure damage to every enemy and removes 1 speed and initiative for two rounds. The reference does not multiply this fixed hit by creature count. Cost: 3 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 3 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Can shoot distant targets. An adjacent enemy replaces ordinary shooting with a half-damage melee strike. Targets at least three hexes away incur the reference distance penalty of 10% per hex, capped at 50%.

Beyond three hexes, replaces the ordinary distance penalty with a 10% per-hex bonus, capped at 50%. An adjacent enemy still causes a half-damage melee attack.

Adds 20 to the allied hero’s maximum mana. Multiple copies of this support do not accumulate.

Swaps two creatures positioned no more than eight hexes apart. Evaluate both stacks’ resulting neighbours before activation. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Locks the enemy hero’s spellbook for the rest of the round. Copies do not accumulate; hero abilities follow separate rules. Cost: 3 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 3 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Can shoot distant targets. An adjacent enemy replaces ordinary shooting with a half-damage melee strike. Targets at least three hexes away incur the reference distance penalty of 10% per hex, capped at 50%.

Beyond three hexes, replaces the ordinary distance penalty with a 10% per-hex bonus, capped at 50%. An adjacent enemy still causes a half-damage melee attack.

An attack adds 4 × own creature count Pure damage and lowers the target’s speed and initiative by 1 for the round. The debuff does not accumulate.

Adds 20 to the allied hero’s maximum mana. Multiple copies of this support do not accumulate.

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Teleports directly to the destination, bypassing obstacles and traps. The move’s own range still determines reachable destinations.

Lucky strikes gain 100% damage and this creature’s maximum luck becomes 5. Distinguish the cap from its initial luck value.

Delivers basic-attack damage to the selected enemy while bypassing its defense. This is a separate activated ability. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Teleports directly to the destination, bypassing obstacles and traps. The move’s own range still determines reachable destinations.

Lucky strikes gain 100% damage and this creature’s maximum luck becomes 5. Distinguish the cap from its initial luck value.

A hit prevents the victim from retaliating for the remainder of the round. Schedule allied follow-up attacks inside that window.

Prevents direct targeting of this creature for the rest of the round. This description does not establish universal immunity to area effects. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Teleports directly to the destination, bypassing obstacles and traps. The move’s own range still determines reachable destinations.

Lucky strikes gain 100% damage and this creature’s maximum luck becomes 5. Distinguish the cap from its initial luck value.

Each attack adds 1 luck. The resulting value remains subject to the applicable luck limit.

Embodiments normally use −3 to +3 limits for both morale and luck. Their fallen creatures are ineligible for post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Teleports directly to the destination, bypassing obstacles and traps. The move’s own range still determines reachable destinations.

Undead are unaffected by morale and normally allow luck from −5 to +5. Their own casualties cannot be processed again with post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

An attack contains two strikes. This does not automatically grant two complete turns with additional movement.

Enemy stacks receive −1 morale. Multiple copies of this aura do not accumulate; the strongest version applies.

Undead are unaffected by morale and normally allow luck from −5 to +5. Their own casualties cannot be processed again with post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

An attack contains two strikes. This does not automatically grant two complete turns with additional movement.

Enemy stacks receive −2 morale. Multiple copies of this aura do not accumulate; the strongest version applies.

Each attack transfers 1 attack from the target to this creature for the rest of combat. The transfer cannot be dispelled.

The activated strike covers the target and two enemies beside it. Compare their arrangement with the Focus cost before use. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Undead are unaffected by morale and normally allow luck from −5 to +5. Their own casualties cannot be processed again with post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Enemy stacks receive −2 morale. Multiple copies of this aura do not accumulate; the strongest version applies.

Alongside ordinary damage, each attack directly kills one additional target creature. Eligible victims are tier 7 or lower.

A friendly creature’s death grants 3 attack for the rest of combat, so allied casualties change its subsequent strength.

Through the next round, being attacked in melee triggers Magic damage equal to 30 × this stack’s creature count. Cost: 3 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 3 round(s).

The Dragon type normally limits morale to 0–5 and luck to 0–3. Fallen Dragons can supply Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Movement bypasses obstacles and traps. Flying alone grants neither a ranged attack nor damage immunity.

Hits both the target and any creature directly behind it. Check whether an allied stack stands behind the enemy before attacking.

Spells of tiers 1–4 cannot affect this creature. Spell-tier immunity alone does not establish immunity to all Magic damage from attacks and abilities.

Through the next round, being attacked in melee triggers Magic damage equal to 30 × this stack’s creature count. Cost: 3 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 3 round(s).

The Dragon type normally limits morale to 0–5 and luck to 0–3. Fallen Dragons can supply Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Movement bypasses obstacles and traps. Flying alone grants neither a ranged attack nor damage immunity.

Hits both the target and any creature directly behind it. Check whether an allied stack stands behind the enemy before attacking.

Spells of tiers 1–5 cannot affect this creature. Spell-tier immunity alone does not establish immunity to all Magic damage from attacks and abilities.

Allies gain 1 morale and luck while enemies lose the same amounts. Individual caps and immunities still limit the result.

Through the next round, being attacked in melee triggers Magic damage equal to 30 × this stack’s creature count. Cost: 3 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 3 round(s).

The build extract omits the effect description. The separately cited wiki revision describes moving to any hex, dealing basic-attack damage to all adjacent creatures and pushing them away where possible. Agreement with this build still needs confirmation. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

The Dragon type normally limits morale to 0–5 and luck to 0–3. Fallen Dragons can supply Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Movement bypasses obstacles and traps. Flying alone grants neither a ranged attack nor damage immunity.

Hits both the target and any creature directly behind it. Check whether an allied stack stands behind the enemy before attacking.

Spells of tiers 1–5 cannot affect this creature. Spell-tier immunity alone does not establish immunity to all Magic damage from attacks and abilities.

Adjacent enemy stacks always use their minimum damage roll. The dragon’s position therefore affects the value of enemy attacks too.

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Can shoot distant targets. An adjacent enemy replaces ordinary shooting with a half-damage melee strike. Targets at least three hexes away incur the reference distance penalty of 10% per hex, capped at 50%.

Each attack lowers the target’s defense by 1 for the rest of combat. Repeated triggers accumulate.

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Can target distant enemies, with the reference penalty of 10% per hex from three hexes onward, capped at 50%. This form’s other traits determine its close-combat rules.

Each attack lowers the target’s defense by 1 for the rest of combat. Repeated triggers accumulate.

Melee attacks deal double damage. Do not automatically apply that multiplier to shooting or every activated ability.

The victim cannot make an ordinary retaliation against this creature’s strike, helping it attack without paying that exchange cost.

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Can shoot distant targets. An adjacent enemy replaces ordinary shooting with a half-damage melee strike. Targets at least three hexes away incur the reference distance penalty of 10% per hex, capped at 50%.

Each attack lowers the target’s defense by 2 for the rest of combat. Repeated triggers accumulate.

This type normally allows morale from −3 to +3 and luck from −5 to +5. Casualties can supply Necromancy; individual immunities apply separately.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Movement bypasses obstacles and traps. Flying alone grants neither a ranged attack nor damage immunity.

Magic damage cannot injure this creature. Pure damage and other attack types require separate evaluation.

A harmful effect cannot remain on this creature longer than one round. This limits duration rather than automatically cancelling the initial hit.

Raises ranged damage by 20% for two rounds. Secure a firing position to benefit from the bonus. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Can shoot distant targets. An adjacent enemy replaces ordinary shooting with a half-damage melee strike. Targets at least three hexes away incur the reference distance penalty of 10% per hex, capped at 50%.

Its presence in the army adds 1 to the hero’s adventure-map sight radius. Multiple copies do not add repeated bonuses.

Raises ranged damage by 20% for two rounds. Secure a firing position to benefit from the bonus. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Can shoot distant targets. An adjacent enemy replaces ordinary shooting with a half-damage melee strike. Targets at least three hexes away incur the reference distance penalty of 10% per hex, capped at 50%.

A ranged attack fires twice. The trait applies to shooting rather than automatically doubling every melee attack.

Its presence in the army adds 1 to the hero’s adventure-map sight radius. Multiple copies do not add repeated bonuses.

Raises ranged damage by 40% for two rounds. Secure a firing position to benefit from the bonus. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Deals half basic-attack damage, then makes the target receive 25% more damage until the round ends. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

An adjacent enemy replaces ordinary shooting with a half-damage melee strike. This version does not itself list a distance penalty.

Shooting ignores the distance damage penalty. Separate abilities govern any restriction caused by an adjacent enemy.

Its presence in the army adds 1 to the hero’s adventure-map sight radius. Multiple copies do not add repeated bonuses.

Becomes immune to spells through the next round. Consider the resulting restriction on allied support spells as well. Cost: 3 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 3 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

A hit applies a 2-round effect dealing 32 + 8 × attacking creature count damage at the target’s turn start. Repeated applications stack.

Deals 100% extra damage against creatures of the Dragon type. Another creature’s name or appearance alone does not establish that type.

The Dragon type normally limits morale to 0–5 and luck to 0–3. Fallen Dragons can supply Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Movement bypasses obstacles and traps. Flying alone grants neither a ranged attack nor damage immunity.

Hits both the target and any creature directly behind it. Check whether an allied stack stands behind the enemy before attacking.

The victim cannot make an ordinary retaliation against this creature’s strike, helping it attack without paying that exchange cost.

Spells of tiers 1–4 cannot affect this creature. Spell-tier immunity alone does not establish immunity to all Magic damage from attacks and abilities.

Receives 25% less melee damage, 50% less Long Reach damage and 75% less ranged damage.

Once per battle, consumes the entire stored Focus reserve. Each charge restores 4 hero mana, so the amount depends on the reserve when activated. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Initially deals 16 + 4 × caster count damage, then repeats that amount at the target’s turn starts over three rounds. Multiple applications accumulate. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Can strike the hex immediately beyond an adjacent hex without moving next to the victim. The strike prevents retaliation, allowing a gap or obstacle to protect the attacker.

The allied hero pays 1 less mana per spell. Multiple copies do not accumulate; only the strongest version applies.

Once per battle, consumes the entire stored Focus reserve. Each charge restores 4 hero mana, so the amount depends on the reserve when activated. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Initially deals 16 + 4 × caster count damage, then repeats that amount at the target’s turn starts over three rounds. Multiple applications accumulate. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Gives the selected ally one round of Magic-damage immunity. Ordinary physical hits are not automatically stopped. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Can strike the hex immediately beyond an adjacent hex without moving next to the victim. The strike prevents retaliation, allowing a gap or obstacle to protect the attacker.

The allied hero pays 2 less mana per spell. Multiple copies do not accumulate; only the strongest version applies.

Once per battle, consumes the entire stored Focus reserve. Each charge restores 6 hero mana, so the amount depends on the reserve when activated. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Allows the allied hero another spellbook use this round and removes effects currently preventing its use. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Can strike the hex immediately beyond an adjacent hex without moving next to the victim. The strike prevents retaliation, allowing a gap or obstacle to protect the attacker.

The allied hero pays 2 less mana per spell. Multiple copies do not accumulate; only the strongest version applies.

Raises the allied hero’s battle-spell level by 1. Additional copies do not accumulate this contribution.

Once in the battle, replaces a friendly corpse with Grand Shoth. The resulting stack has half the fallen stack’s original health, capped at the summoners’ current creature count. These summons persist after combat. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

This type normally allows morale from −3 to +3 and luck from −5 to +5. Casualties can supply Necromancy; individual immunities apply separately.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Movement bypasses obstacles and traps. Flying alone grants neither a ranged attack nor damage immunity.

When this creature attacks, its victim gains no Focus. This specific denial is distinct from disabling Focus for the entire enemy army.

Once in the battle, replaces a friendly corpse with Unspeakable Shoth. The resulting stack has half the fallen stack’s original health, capped at the summoners’ current creature count. These summons persist after combat. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

This type normally allows morale from −3 to +3 and luck from −5 to +5. Casualties can supply Necromancy; individual immunities apply separately.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Movement bypasses obstacles and traps. Flying alone grants neither a ranged attack nor damage immunity.

An attack contains two strikes. This does not automatically grant two complete turns with additional movement.

When this creature attacks, its victim gains no Focus. This specific denial is distinct from disabling Focus for the entire enemy army.

Once in the battle, replaces a friendly corpse with Unthinkable Shoth. The resulting stack has half the fallen stack’s original health, capped at the summoners’ current creature count. These summons persist after combat. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Deals Pure damage equal to a full basic attack. The attack value and activation cost are separate parts of the decision. Cost: 3 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 3 round(s).

This type normally allows morale from −3 to +3 and luck from −5 to +5. Casualties can supply Necromancy; individual immunities apply separately.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Movement bypasses obstacles and traps. Flying alone grants neither a ranged attack nor damage immunity.

When this creature attacks, its victim gains no Focus. This specific denial is distinct from disabling Focus for the entire enemy army.

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Can target distant enemies, with the reference penalty of 10% per hex from three hexes onward, capped at 50%. This form’s other traits determine its close-combat rules.

When attacked, its retaliation lands before the incoming strike. Removing attackers first can change the ensuing exchange.

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

This profile permits shooting at any distance. Separate Sharpshooter and Duelist traits establish removal of the respective distance and melee penalties.

Shooting ignores the distance damage penalty. Separate abilities govern any restriction caused by an adjacent enemy.

When attacked, its retaliation lands before the incoming strike. Removing attackers first can change the ensuing exchange.

Adds 2 damage and 2 speed for the rest of the round. The added creature-level damage scales with stack size. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

When attacked, its retaliation lands before the incoming strike. Removing attackers first can change the ensuing exchange.

Once per battle, adds 2 speed, 2 initiative and 10 health per creature. The stack gains unlimited retaliations. These changes last for the battle. Cost: 3 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Embodiments normally use −3 to +3 limits for both morale and luck. Their fallen creatures are ineligible for post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Hits the target and surrounding enemies, with secondary victims receiving half damage. Enemy positioning determines the total return.

Leaves no corpse and resists Cave In and Stone Fangs. This does not establish immunity to every Earth damage source.

Once per battle, adds 2 speed, 2 initiative and 10 health per creature. The stack gains unlimited retaliations. These changes last for the battle. Awakening also unlocks this form’s other abilities. Cost: 3 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Converts its attack into extra defense for the rest of the round. This supports surviving an exchange when full attack is not immediately needed. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Embodiments normally use −3 to +3 limits for both morale and luck. Their fallen creatures are ineligible for post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Hits the target and surrounding enemies, with secondary victims receiving half damage. Enemy positioning determines the total return.

Leaves no corpse and resists Cave In and Stone Fangs. This does not establish immunity to every Earth damage source.

Adjacent allied stacks always receive the minimum damage roll, rewarding a protected formation around this creature.

Leaves a stone obstacle on death. Two damaging hits destroy it, so the occupied space need not become immediately available.

Once per battle, adds 2 speed, 2 initiative and 10 health per creature. The stack gains unlimited retaliations. These changes last for the battle. Awakening also unlocks this form’s other abilities. Cost: 3 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Enemies within two hexes can target only this creature for the remainder of the round. Check whether it can survive the concentrated attention. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Embodiments normally use −3 to +3 limits for both morale and luck. Their fallen creatures are ineligible for post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Hits the target and surrounding enemies, with secondary victims receiving half damage. Enemy positioning determines the total return.

Leaves no corpse and resists Cave In and Stone Fangs. This does not establish immunity to every Earth damage source.

A melee attacker loses one creature to this extra effect. Eligible attacking creatures must be tier 5 or lower.

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Reduces incoming ranged damage by 30%. This protects against the specified damage type; evaluate other attacks and changes to the defense attribute separately.

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

An attack contains two strikes. This does not automatically grant two complete turns with additional movement.

Reduces incoming ranged damage by 30%. This protects against the specified damage type; evaluate other attacks and changes to the defense attribute separately.

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

This creature and adjacent allies receive 30% less ranged damage. The protection depends on actual battlefield adjacency.

Each beneficial effect received adds 2 defense for the rest of combat. The stated bonus lasts beyond the blessing’s own duration.

Removes both beneficial and harmful effects from the selected target. Account for useful buffs that would also be lost. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Dispels summoned creatures and temporary stacks. Its value depends on which units actually belong to those categories. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

The Dragon type normally limits morale to 0–5 and luck to 0–3. Fallen Dragons can supply Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Teleports directly to the destination, bypassing obstacles and traps. The move’s own range still determines reachable destinations.

Spells of tiers 1–5 cannot affect this creature. Spell-tier immunity alone does not establish immunity to all Magic damage from attacks and abilities.

At its turn start, takes 2 mana from the opposing hero if one is present. A fight without an enemy hero offers no mana target.

Prevents adjacent enemies from using abilities. The restriction follows stack positions rather than covering the entire battlefield.

Undead are unaffected by morale and normally allow luck from −5 to +5. Their own casualties cannot be processed again with post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Movement bypasses obstacles and traps. Flying alone grants neither a ranged attack nor damage immunity.

Each attack restores health equal to 20% of damage dealt. This can add temporary creatures to the stack; those additions are not permanent post-battle gains.

Where possible, relocates the chosen enemy to a random empty hex. This description does not let the player select the exact destination. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Undead are unaffected by morale and normally allow luck from −5 to +5. Their own casualties cannot be processed again with post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Movement bypasses obstacles and traps. Flying alone grants neither a ranged attack nor damage immunity.

Each attack restores health equal to 30% of damage dealt. This can add temporary creatures to the stack; those additions are not permanent post-battle gains.

Undead are unaffected by morale and normally allow luck from −5 to +5. Their own casualties cannot be processed again with post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Movement bypasses obstacles and traps. Flying alone grants neither a ranged attack nor damage immunity.

Each attack restores health equal to 20% of damage dealt. This can add temporary creatures to the stack; those additions are not permanent post-battle gains.

A hit applies a 2-round effect dealing 8 + 1 × attacking creature count Pure damage at the target’s turn start. Repeated applications stack. Each application triggers at most once per round.

Makes an additional strike for full basic-attack damage as Pure damage. This extra attack has its own cost and cooldown. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Halves the hero’s terrain movement penalties. This does not automatically double the entire movement-point allowance.

Attacks and retaliations make the target receive 50% more Magic damage for two rounds. Time follow-up Magic damage within that window.

Makes an additional strike for full basic-attack damage as Pure damage. This extra attack has its own cost and cooldown. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Halves the hero’s terrain movement penalties. This does not automatically double the entire movement-point allowance.

Attacks and retaliations make the target receive 50% more Magic damage for two rounds. Time follow-up Magic damage within that window.

Makes an additional strike against the target and adjacent enemies for half basic-attack damage, converted to Pure damage. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Halves the hero’s terrain movement penalties. This does not automatically double the entire movement-point allowance.

Attacks and retaliations, as well as abilities, make the target receive 50% more Magic damage for two rounds. Time follow-up Magic damage within that window.

Every attack and retaliation adds 20 Pure damage. The reference does not describe this as 20 damage per creature.

Jumps over one hex and attempts to push away all adjacent creatures on landing. Check allied positions around the landing site too. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Select an adjacent empty hex to pull the enemy immediately behind it into that space, altering the enemy’s position. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

The Dragon type normally limits morale to 0–5 and luck to 0–3. Fallen Dragons can supply Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Spells of tiers 1–3 cannot affect this creature. Spell-tier immunity alone does not establish immunity to all Magic damage from attacks and abilities.

A hit applies a 2-round effect dealing 24 + 6 × attacking creature count Magic damage at the target’s turn start. Repeated applications stack.

Hive Spawn normally allow both morale and luck between −5 and +5. Fallen members can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Makes a melee attack that prevents enemy retaliation. Its Focus cost buys that safer way to strike. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Hive Spawn normally allow both morale and luck between −5 and +5. Fallen members can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Deals 50% more damage to creatures of a higher tier. Compare recruitment tiers when choosing a target.

Makes a melee attack that prevents enemy retaliation. Its Focus cost buys that safer way to strike. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Lower-tier enemies cannot attack this creature for the rest of the round. This differs from cancelling every other action they could take. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Hive Spawn normally allow both morale and luck between −5 and +5. Fallen members can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

At combat start, gains 1 defense for each other distinct Hive creature type in the army. Its death generates 2 Focus points, not two full charges.

Deals 50% more damage to creatures of the same or a higher tier. Compare recruitment tiers when choosing a target.

Once per battle, survives an otherwise fatal attack while retaining the creature count from before that hit. The rescue is then spent.

Makes a melee attack that prevents enemy retaliation. Its Focus cost buys that safer way to strike. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Sets morale and luck to their permitted maxima for the remainder of the round, according to this creature’s applicable limits. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Hive Spawn normally allow both morale and luck between −5 and +5. Fallen members can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

At combat start, gains 1 attack for each other distinct Hive creature type in the army. Killing an enemy generates 2 Focus points.

Deals 50% more damage to creatures of the same or a higher tier. Compare recruitment tiers when choosing a target.

Killing an enemy immediately adds a turn. This ability cannot trigger two such turns consecutively, although morale can affect the added turn.

Jumps to a hex within four hexes and hits all adjacent enemies with basic-attack damage. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Hits for Magic damage equal to 150% of a basic attack and stuns the victim until the next round, forcing it to pass its turn. Cost: 3 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 3 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Creates 2 Skeletons per summoner on an adjacent hex. They disappear when combat ends rather than permanently enlarging the army. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Undead are unaffected by morale and normally allow luck from −5 to +5. Their own casualties cannot be processed again with post-battle Necromancy.

Can strike the hex immediately beyond an adjacent hex without moving next to the victim. The strike prevents retaliation, allowing a gap or obstacle to protect the attacker.

Creates 3 Skeletons per summoner on an adjacent hex. They disappear when combat ends rather than permanently enlarging the army. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Creates one Wight per summoner on an adjacent hex. The summoned stack disappears when combat ends. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Undead are unaffected by morale and normally allow luck from −5 to +5. Their own casualties cannot be processed again with post-battle Necromancy.

Can strike the hex immediately beyond an adjacent hex without moving next to the victim. The strike prevents retaliation, allowing a gap or obstacle to protect the attacker.

A hit with Long Reach applies a 2-round effect dealing 16 + 3 × attacking creature count Magic damage at the target’s turn start. Repeated applications stack.

Summons one Undead Pet per caster on an adjacent hex. The stack does not persist after the battle. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Marks an enemy for two rounds so incoming attacks always use maximum damage. This changes damage received rather than improving its own attacks. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Undead are unaffected by morale and normally allow luck from −5 to +5. Their own casualties cannot be processed again with post-battle Necromancy.

Can strike the hex immediately beyond an adjacent hex without moving next to the victim. The strike prevents retaliation, allowing a gap or obstacle to protect the attacker.

A friendly creature’s death generates one Focus point. Filling a complete charge requires multiple points.

Gains 5 attack and 1 initiative for two rounds. The initiative change can alter subsequent action order. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

This type normally allows morale from −3 to +3 and luck from −5 to +5. Casualties can supply Necromancy; individual immunities apply separately.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Movement bypasses obstacles and traps. Flying alone grants neither a ranged attack nor damage immunity.

Can retaliate twice during a round. Once both responses are spent, it needs the next round or a separate restoring effect.

Gains 10 attack and 2 initiative for two rounds. The initiative change can alter subsequent action order. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

This type normally allows morale from −3 to +3 and luck from −5 to +5. Casualties can supply Necromancy; individual immunities apply separately.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Movement bypasses obstacles and traps. Flying alone grants neither a ranged attack nor damage immunity.

Has no numerical round limit on ordinary retaliations. Evaluate retaliation-preventing attacks and other special conditions separately.

Gains 10 attack and 2 initiative for two rounds. The initiative change can alter subsequent action order. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

This type normally allows morale from −3 to +3 and luck from −5 to +5. Casualties can supply Necromancy; individual immunities apply separately.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Movement bypasses obstacles and traps. Flying alone grants neither a ranged attack nor damage immunity.

Can retaliate twice during a round. Once both responses are spent, it needs the next round or a separate restoring effect.

Retaliates whenever an adjacent enemy attacks a friendly creature. Protector placement therefore determines which attacks it can answer.

Teleports to another free hex inside its movement range, changing position without an ordinary ground path. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Can shoot distant targets. An adjacent enemy replaces ordinary shooting with a half-damage melee strike. Targets at least three hexes away incur the reference distance penalty of 10% per hex, capped at 50%.

Shooting ignores the distance damage penalty. Separate abilities govern any restriction caused by an adjacent enemy.

Close combat does not reduce this creature’s damage. This trait does not itself alter movement range.

Multiplies this stack’s Soul Assimilator bonuses by 2 through the next round. The initial bonuses depend on factions in the opposing army. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Converts 50% of a basic attack into Magic damage against the target and every creature within two hexes. Check allied positions inside the area before use. Cost: 3 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 3 round(s).

Hive Spawn normally allow both morale and luck between −5 and +5. Fallen members can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

At combat start, enemy faction presence grants: Temple +25% attack; Necropolis +25% defense; Grove +2 morale and luck; Dungeon +10% damage; Schism +20% health; Neutral +2 speed.

The allied hero deals 25% more Magic damage. Multiple copies of the support do not provide repeated bonuses.

Gains 3% damage for each tier by which the victim is lower. Compare the target’s tier as well as its stack size.

Multiplies this stack’s Soul Assimilator bonuses by 2 through the next round. Allied creatures also gain the same ability. The initial bonuses depend on factions in the opposing army. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Converts 100% of a basic attack into Magic damage against the target and every creature within two hexes. Check allied positions inside the area before use. Cost: 3 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 3 round(s).

For three rounds, adds 4 speed and initiative to an ally or removes the same amounts from an enemy. Target allegiance determines the result. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Hive Spawn normally allow both morale and luck between −5 and +5. Fallen members can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

At combat start, gains 1 defense for each other distinct Hive creature type in the army. Its death generates 2 Focus points, not two full charges.

At combat start, enemy faction presence grants: Temple +25% attack; Necropolis +25% defense; Grove +2 morale and luck; Dungeon +10% damage; Schism +20% health; Neutral +2 speed.

The allied hero deals 25% more Magic damage. Multiple copies of the support do not provide repeated bonuses.

Gains 3% damage for each tier by which the victim is lower. Compare the target’s tier as well as its stack size.

Multiplies this stack’s Soul Assimilator bonuses by 4 through the next round. The initial bonuses depend on factions in the opposing army. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Hive Spawn normally allow both morale and luck between −5 and +5. Fallen members can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Attacks an adjacent hex while preventing the ordinary enemy retaliation against that contact strike.

At combat start, gains 1 attack for each other distinct Hive creature type in the army. Killing an enemy generates 2 Focus points.

At combat start, enemy faction presence grants: Temple +25% attack; Necropolis +25% defense; Grove +2 morale and luck; Dungeon +10% damage; Schism +20% health; Neutral +2 speed.

The allied hero deals 25% more Magic damage. Multiple copies of the support do not provide repeated bonuses.

Gains 3% damage for each tier by which the victim is lower. Compare the target’s tier as well as its stack size.

The victim cannot make an ordinary retaliation against this creature’s strike, helping it attack without paying that exchange cost.

This type normally allows morale from −3 to +3 and luck from −5 to +5. Casualties can supply Necromancy; individual immunities apply separately.

Attacks an adjacent hex while preventing the ordinary enemy retaliation against that contact strike.

The victim cannot make an ordinary retaliation against this creature’s strike, helping it attack without paying that exchange cost.

Hits the main target plus two enemies beside it. Attack direction helps determine whether the extra hits connect.

Each instance of damage taken adds 1 attack for the battle. The outcome depends on the number of separate triggering hits.

This type normally allows morale from −3 to +3 and luck from −5 to +5. Casualties can supply Necromancy; individual immunities apply separately.

Attacks an adjacent hex while preventing the ordinary enemy retaliation against that contact strike.

The victim cannot make an ordinary retaliation against this creature’s strike, helping it attack without paying that exchange cost.

Hits the main target plus two enemies beside it. Attack direction helps determine whether the extra hits connect.

Each instance of damage taken adds 1 attack for the battle. The outcome depends on the number of separate triggering hits.

When damaged, makes adjacent enemies deal 25% less damage through the end of the next round.

At its turn start, restores the wounded surviving creature to full health. This does not restore dead stack members.

Retaliations apply the full effect of the selected Fighting Style. The particular style determines the resulting attack pattern.

This type normally allows morale from −3 to +3 and luck from −5 to +5. Casualties can supply Necromancy; individual immunities apply separately.

Attacks an adjacent hex while preventing the ordinary enemy retaliation against that contact strike.

The victim cannot make an ordinary retaliation against this creature’s strike, helping it attack without paying that exchange cost.

Hits the main target plus two enemies beside it. Attack direction helps determine whether the extra hits connect.

Each instance of damage taken raises this creature’s attack by 2 for the rest of combat. Repeated triggers accumulate.

A hit makes the victim deal 25% less damage through the following round, helping blunt a powerful response.

Adds 5 defense and 1 speed for two rounds, while removing harmful effects that restrict movement. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

The ability strikes its target and all adjacent enemies. Compare the number of affected stacks with the activation cost. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

When being struck, ignores 30% of the attacker’s attack attribute. The final damage change depends on the full combat calculation.

Magic damage cannot injure this creature. Pure damage and other attack types require separate evaluation.

Adds 10 defense and 2 speed for two rounds, while removing harmful effects that restrict movement. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

The ability strikes its target and all adjacent enemies. Compare the number of affected stacks with the activation cost. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 1 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

When being struck, ignores 40% of the attacker’s attack attribute. The final damage change depends on the full combat calculation.

Magic damage cannot injure this creature. Pure damage and other attack types require separate evaluation.

Taking damage generates two additional Focus points. Points contribute toward a charge rather than providing two complete charges.

Adds 10 defense and 2 speed for two rounds, while removing harmful effects that restrict movement. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Deals 40 + 12 × caster count Magic damage to the target and every adjacent creature, removing their buffs. Check allied occupants of the area as well. Cost: 2 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 2 round(s).

Living creatures normally have morale limits of −5 to +5 and luck limits of −3 to +3. Their casualties can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

When being struck, ignores 40% of the attacker’s attack attribute. The final damage change depends on the full combat calculation.

Magic damage cannot injure this creature. Pure damage and other attack types require separate evaluation.

Until the round ends, increases damage dealt by 20%. Choose according to whether the immediate need is damage, survival or reach. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 3 round(s).

Until the round ends, reduces damage received by 20%. Choose according to whether the immediate need is damage, survival or reach. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 3 round(s).

Until the round ends, adds 2 speed. Choose according to whether the immediate need is damage, survival or reach. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 3 round(s).

Hive Spawn normally allow both morale and luck between −5 and +5. Fallen members can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

Until the round ends, increases damage dealt by 20%. Choose according to whether the immediate need is damage, survival or reach. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 3 round(s).

Until the round ends, reduces damage received by 20%. Choose according to whether the immediate need is damage, survival or reach. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 3 round(s).

Until the round ends, adds 2 speed. Choose according to whether the immediate need is damage, survival or reach. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 3 round(s).

Hive Spawn normally allow both morale and luck between −5 and +5. Fallen members can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

At combat start, gains 1 defense for each other distinct Hive creature type in the army. Its death generates 2 Focus points, not two full charges.

Until the round ends, increases damage dealt by 30%. Choose according to whether the immediate need is damage, survival or reach. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 3 round(s).

Until the round ends, reduces damage received by 30%. Choose according to whether the immediate need is damage, survival or reach. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 3 round(s).

Until the round ends, adds 3 speed. Choose according to whether the immediate need is damage, survival or reach. Cost: 1 Focus charge(s); cooldown: 3 round(s).

Hive Spawn normally allow both morale and luck between −5 and +5. Fallen members can supply post-battle Necromancy.

Its ordinary attack requires an adjacent enemy and can provoke retaliation. Particular abilities may alter those rules for their own strike.

At combat start, gains 1 attack for each other distinct Hive creature type in the army. Killing an enemy generates 2 Focus points.