The Palanquin gives the Slann Mage-Priest a Ward Save (4+) and the Strider special rule. Additionally, while they have the troop type Monstrous Infantry, they are never considered to be ‘models on foot' for the purposes of spells, magic items and special rules.

At the start of each friendly Magic phase, before dice are rolled to determine the strength of the Winds of Magic, you may pick two friendly Wizards with this special rule anywhere on the battlefield and they may exchange a single spell with each other. In subsequent turns, a different pairing of Wizards with this special rule may be chosen.

A Slann Mage-Priest can choose to cast any magic missile or direct damage spell through a model with this special rule within 24" of him. If he does so, measure the spell's range from the Arcane Vassal and use that model's forward arc and line of sight for the purposes of casting the spell. If using an Arcane Vassal, a Slann Mage-Priest can cast magic missiles, even if his own unit is engaged in close combat (provided that the Arcane Vassal's is not). If a spell cast through an Arcane Vassal is miscast, the result of the miscast is applied to the Slann Mage-Priest, but the Arcane Vassal suffers a Strength 3 hit due to the magical feedback.

Enemy units must roll an additional D6, discarding the lowest result, for Leadership tests caused by this beast's Terror special rule.

A model with this upgrade has the +1 Movement.

If a character mounted on a Horned One joins a unit of Cold Ones, all Cold Ones gain the Hatred special rule as long as the Horned One remains in the unit.

A character must have the Blessed Spawning of Itzl (see Sacred Spawnings) in order to ride a Horned One.

Once per game, during the Remaining Moves sub-phase, models with this special rule may drop rocks unless they are fleeing or have declared a charge that turn. All models in a unit must drop rocks at the same time. To drop rocks, select one unengaged enemy unit that the Terradons moved over in that turn. That target immediately suffers D3 Strength 4 hits for each Terradon in the unit, distributed as for shooting attacks.

Before the game starts, but after Scouts have been deployed, a Lustrian blot toad marker can be placed for each unit of Ripperdactyl Riders in your army. A single blot toad marker can be placed on any enemy unit on the tabletop, this marker remains throughout the battle.

When fighting in close combat against a unit with a blot toad marker, the Ripperdactyl's Frenzy grants it D3+1 extra Attacks, instead of just 1 (roll once for the whole unit) and the Ripperdactyls re-roll all failed To Hit rolls.

Once the Carnosaur has inflicted an unsaved Wound, it immediately becomes subject to Frenzy. Furthermore, the Carnosaur never loses its Frenzy.

Once per battle, at the start of any friendly Close Combat phase, a Troglodon can unleash its Primeval Roar. This affects the Troglodon, and all friendly units within 12". All models in these units that have the Predatory Fighter special rule gain an additional Attack on any successful To Hit roll of a 5 or 6 (instead of just a 6) until the end of the phase.

A Troglodon can spit its venom as a shooting attack with the following profile:

Skink Cohorts may include a number of Kroxigor as upgrades to form a mixed unit. When a mixed unit deploys or reforms, these Kroxigor must be placed in the unit's second rank, displacing Skink models as necessary to the back rank. When deploying or reforming a mixed unit, the width of the unit's front rank cannot be less than that of its second rank. If no more Kroxigor can fit in the unit's second rank, place the remaining Kroxigor in subsequent ranks. If the unit's front rank is ever reduced so that its width is less than the width of the second rank, a Kroxigor must immediately move to the front rank (displacing rank and file models if necessary).

Whenever you are required to work out the mixed unit's frontage or ranks (and therefore supporting attacks and rank bonus) count as if the footprint of the entire mixed unit was filled with Skinks.

Unless otherwise stated, close combat attacks can only target Kroxigor within a mixed unit if an enemy model is either in base contact with a Kroxigor, or if an enemy model is in base contact with a Skink who is in turn in base contact with a Kroxigor. Stomps are always resolved against the Skinks (if all the Skinks are slain, any excess hits are lost). Missile and Impact Hits against a Skink Cohort that contains one or more Kroxigor are randomised by rolling a D6; on a 1-4, the hit is resolved against a Skink, on a 5-6 it is resolved against a Kroxigor. However, if a mixed unit of five or more models is hit by a bolt thrower, the shot always hits the closest non-character model to the bolt thrower. If this hit results in a casualty, resolve a hit against the next model in the bolt's path each time a casualty is caused.

Casualties are always taken from the rearmost rank of the appropriate model type. Skink models that are in base contact with a friendly Kroxigor model have the Fear special rule.

When a model with the Mage-Priest Palanquin special rule joins a unit whose front rank contains five or more models with the Guardians special rule, it must be placed in the second rank, rather than the first. If the unit's front rank is ever reduced to four or fewer models with the Guardians special rule, the model with the Mage-Priest Palanquin special rule must immediately move to the front rank (displacing rank and file models if necessary).

A model with the Mage-Priest Palanquin special rule who is in base contact with a model with the Guardians special rule is considered to be the same Troop Type as them for the purpose of "Look Out Sir!", and cannot be targeted separately from the rest of the unit. If this combined unit is hit by a bolt thrower, the shot always hits the model closest to the bolt thrower that has the Guardians special rule. If this hit results in a casualty, resolve a hit against the next model in the bolt's path each time a casualty is caused.

Whilst they are part of a combined unit that has been joined by a model with the Mage-Priest Palanquin special rule, all Temple Guard models in the combined unit have the Immunity (Psychology) special rules.

Enemy units shooting at a unit of Chameleon Skinks suffer an additional -1 To Hit. Missile weapons that do not roll To Hit are unaffected.

If a character mounted on a Horned One joins a unit of Cold Ones, all Cold Ones gain the Hatred special rule as long as the Horned One remains in the unit.

Once per game, during the Remaining Moves sub-phase, models with this special rule may drop rocks unless they are fleeing or have declared a charge that turn. All models in a unit must drop rocks at the same time. To drop rocks, select one unengaged enemy unit that the Terradons moved over in that turn. That target immediately suffers D3 Strength 4 hits for each Terradon in the unit, distributed as for shooting attacks.

Before the game starts, but after Scouts have been deployed, a Lustrian blot toad marker can be placed for each unit of Ripperdactyl Riders in your army. A single blot toad marker can be placed on any enemy unit on the tabletop, this marker remains throughout the battle.

When fighting in close combat against a unit with a blot toad marker, the Ripperdactyl's Frenzy grants it D3+1 extra Attacks, instead of just 1 (roll once for the whole unit) and the Ripperdactyls re-roll all failed To Hit rolls.

Spout Flames is a shooting attack; all Salamanders in the pack must shoot towards the same target. Spout Flames is fired using the same rules as a Fire Thrower, but with the profile and differences given below:

If the artillery dice result is a misfire, no shots are fired and D3 Skink Handlers are removed as the Salamander eats them!

If charged, a Razordon Hunting Pack must Stand and Shoot if it is able to do so. However, when calculating the number of shots fired, each Razordon can re-roll the artillery dice.

Shoot Barbs is a shooting attack; all Razordons in the pack must shoot at the same target. Shoot Barbs is fired using the same rules as a Cannon firing grapeshot, but with the profile and differences given below:

If the artillery dice result is a misfire, no shots are fired and D3 Skink Handlers are removed as the Razordon eats them!

At the end of each friendly turn, nominate a Jungle Swarm unit within 6" of each Bastiladon with an Ark of Sotek and roll a D6. On a 4+, add one base to the Jungle Swarm unit. This can take the Jungle Swarm unit beyond its starting size. If the base cannot be placed
(because there isn't enough room, or you don't have sufficient models), it is lost. In addition, the Ark of Sotek has a special shooting attack, with the profile and rules below:

The Ark of Sotek can be activated in any friendly Shooting phase, even if the Bastiladon has marched, charged or is engaged in close combat. When activated, all enemy units within D6" immediately take 2D6 Strength 2 hits, distributed as for shooting.

All friendly units with the Cold-blooded special rule within 6" of one or more Bastiladons with a Revivification Crystal gains the Regeneration (6+) special rule.

All friendly units with the Cold-blooded special rule that are within 6" of one or more Bastiladons with a Solar Engine gain +1 Initiative. In addition, a Solar Engine contains the innate bound spell, Beam of Chotec.

• Beam of Chotec: This blinding beam can melt flesh and even cause combustible creatures to burst into towers of flame with a loud whoosh; for Lizardmen, this is indelible proof of Chotec's favour.
  Innate bound spell (power level 3). Beam of Chotec is a magic missile with a range of 24". If successfully cast, roll a D6 and consult the table below to determine the Strength and number of hits (as well as any other effects) caused by this spell. All hits caused by Beam of Chotec are Flaming Attacks.

For the purposes of calculating combat result bonuses, a Bastiladon counts as having no flanks or rear.

Before rolling To Hit, nominate one of the Bastiladon's Attacks as the Thunderous Bludgeon (a different coloured dice works best). This Attack is resolved at Strength 10 and receives a +1 To Hit bonus against models in the creature's rear arc.

Instead of firing another missile weapon in the Shooting phase, one of the Skink Crew may fire the giant bow. This is a bolt thrower with the profile given below. The giant bow can be fired if the Stegadon moves (but not if it marches).

An Engine of the Gods confers the following special rules:

• Arcane Configuration: If you have one or more Engines of the Gods on the battlefield at the start of your Magic phase, select one of the eight Lores of Battle Magic from the Warhammer rulebook. Until the start of your next Magic phase, the casting values for all spells from the selected lore are reduced by 1 (to a minimum of 3).

• Burning Alignment: As the Engine comes into alignment, magical power is unleashed to scour the enemy.
  Innate bound spell (power level 3). Burning Alignment is a direct damage spell that targets every enemy unit within 4D6" of the Engine's front arc. Each target suffers D6 Strength 4 hits with the Flaming Attacks special rule, distributed as for shooting.

• Portent of Warding: The Ancient Stegadon and all friendly units within 6" have a Ward save (6+).

If a model has this upgrade, its Impact Hits have the Multiple Wounds (D3) special rule.

A model with this upgrade has the Devastating Charge special rule.

The Dread Saurian gains the Flaming Attacks special rule and causes 2D6 Strength 3 Flaming Impact Hits.

All attacks targeting the Dread Saurian suffer a -1 To Hit modifier. In addition all models which are considered Daemonic or Undead in base contact with the Dread Saurian gain the Always Strikes Last special rule.

The Dread Saurian gains the Unbreakable special rule and reduces its Movement rate to 5, but increases its Toughness to 8.

The Dread Saurian gains the Ambushers deployment special rule and +1 Movement. Models firing at it as part of a Stand & Shoot charge reaction must re-roll successful hits.

A Dread Saurian bearing the crystal known as the Eye of Tepok gains a Ward save (4+) against non-magical attacks.

A Coatl has the following innate Bound Spell, Power Level 3. If cast, the Lizardmen player may reposition D3 pieces of forest terrain by D6", rolling the distance for each piece at a time.

All missile fire directed at a Coatl suffers a -1 penalty to hit.

Lord Mazdamundi has the Loremaster special rule for whichever Lore of Magic he chooses to select spells from, and can use one more power dice than normal when casting spells.

At the start of each friendly Magic phase, before dice are rolled to determine the strength of the Winds of Magic, you may pick two friendly Wizards with this special rule anywhere on the battlefield and they may exchange a single spell with each other. In subsequent turns, a different pairing of Wizards with this special rule may be chosen.

If Lord Kroak joins a unit of Temple Guard, all models in the combined unit gain the Unbreakable special rule.

Lord Kroak can cast The Deliverance of Itza as many times per turn as he has sufficient power dice. If Lord Kroak miscasts, roll a D6; on 2+ he does not roll on the Miscast table but instead suffers a Strength 6 hit. On a roll of 1, Lord Kroak rolls on the Miscast table as normal. In either case, if the spell was cast through an Arcane Vassal, the Arcane Vassal also suffers a Strength 6 hit.

The Palanquin gives the Slann Mage-Priest a Ward Save (4+) and the Strider special rule. Additionally, while they have the troop type Monstrous Infantry, they are never considered to be ‘models on foot' for the purposes of spells, magic items and special rules.

Lord Kroak's Wizard level can never be reduced to less than 1.

Kroq-Gar will always be the army General, even if there is a model with a higher Leadership in the army. An army led by Kroq-Gar may include a single unit of Saurus Cold One Riders as a Core choice.

Kroq-Gar's Carnosaur steed does not suffer from Berserk Rage due to Kroq-Gar's strong control.

Once the Carnosaur has inflicted an unsaved Wound, it immediately becomes subject to Frenzy. Furthermore, the Carnosaur never loses its Frenzy.

Kroq-Gar has a Ward save (5+). If Kroq-Gar is wounded in close combat and does not pass his Ward save, then whoever struck the blow immediately suffers an automatic Strength 5 hit.

A Slann Mage-Priest can choose to cast any magic missile or direct damage spell through a model with this special rule within 24" of him. If he does so, measure the spell's range from the Arcane Vassal and use that model's forward arc and line of sight for the purposes of casting the spell. If using an Arcane Vassal, a Slann Mage-Priest can cast magic missiles, even if his own unit is engaged in close combat (provided that the Arcane Vassal's is not). If a spell cast through an Arcane Vassal is miscast, the result of the miscast is applied to the Slann Mage-Priest, but the Arcane Vassal suffers a Strength 3 hit due to the magical feedback.

Tehenhauin can join Jungle Swarm units, even though characters are not normally permitted to join Swarms. Whilst Tehenhauin leads a Jungle Swarm, he gains the Unbreakable special rule and the unit's Unstable special rule is ignored. If Tehenhauin is killed or leaves the unit, this special rule immediately ceases to apply.

If your army includes Tehenhauin, you may upgrade any units of Skink Cohorts, Skink Skirmishers, Horned One Riders, Terradon Riders or Ripperdactyl Riders in your army so that the Skinks have +1 Weapon Skill, as well as the Devastating Charge, Hatred (Skaven) and Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) special rule for 2 points per model. They may not take any Sacred Spawning.

In close combat Tehenhauin can make an extra D6 Attacks at Initiative 1. These extra Attacks are always resolved at Weapon Skill 2 and Strength 2 and have the Poisoned Attacks special rule.

Chakax must always issue a challenge, and can never refuse one. When fighting in a challenge, Chakax re-rolls all failed rolls To Hit.

When a model with the Mage-Priest Palanquin special rule joins a unit whose front rank contains five or more models with the Guardians special rule, it must be placed in the second rank, rather than the first. If the unit's front rank is ever reduced to four or fewer models with the Guardians special rule, the model with the Mage-Priest Palanquin special rule must immediately move to the front rank (displacing rank and file models if necessary).

A model with the Mage-Priest Palanquin special rule who is in base contact with a model with the Guardians special rule is considered to be the same Troop Type as them for the purpose of "Look Out Sir!", and cannot be targeted separately from the rest of the unit. If this combined unit is hit by a bolt thrower, the shot always hits the model closest to the bolt thrower that has the Guardians special rule. If this hit results in a casualty, resolve a hit against the next model in the bolt's path each time a casualty is caused.

Whilst Chakax is part of a combined unit that contains both a model with the Mage-Priest Palanquin special rule and Temple Guard, all models in the combined unit gain the Unbreakable special rule.

Any successful rolls To Wound roll against Gor-Rok must be re-rolled. In addition, Gor-Rok has the Immunity (Killing Blow) special rule.

Nakai has the Blessed Mark of the Old Ones (see Sacred Spawnings). In addition, Nakai has the "Hold Your Ground!" ability. Any unit that kills Nakai in close combat may not overrun as the path is swiftly blocked by vines and creepers. If Nakai flees from combat, then the victorious unit may not pursue.

A Slann Mage-Priest can choose to cast any magic missile or direct damage spell through a model with this special rule within 24" of him. If he does so, measure the spell's range from the Arcane Vassal and use that model's forward arc and line of sight for the purposes of casting the spell. If using an Arcane Vassal, a Slann Mage-Priest can cast magic missiles, even if his own unit is engaged in close combat (provided that the Arcane Vassal's is not). If a spell cast through an Arcane Vassal is miscast, the result of the miscast is applied to the Slann Mage-Priest, but the Arcane Vassal suffers a Strength 3 hit due to the magical feedback.

Roll a D6 at the start of each friendly Magic phase. On a roll of 2-6, Tetto'Eko's calculations are correct and the cosmic event occurs; all friendly Wizards within 12" must re-roll power dice rolls of a 1 this phase. However, on a roll of 1, the Chaos Moon has corrupted Tetto'eko's calculations and all friendly Wizards within 12" casting a spell must re-roll any of the power dice that roll a 6 this phase.

The Palanquin of Constellations gives Tetto'eko a Ward Save (5+) and Strider special rule. Additionally, while they have the troop type Infantry, he is are never considered to be a 'model on foot' for the purposes of spells, magic items and special rules. If Tetto'eko joins a unit Skink Cohorts whose front rank contains five or more models, he must be placed in the second rank, displacing other models if necessary. If the unit's front rank is ever reduced to four or fewer models, Tetto'eko must immediately move into the front rank (displacing models if necessary).

Once per game, during the Remaining Moves sub-phase, models with this special rule may drop rocks unless they are fleeing or have declared a charge that turn. All models in a unit must drop rocks at the same time. To drop rocks, select one unengaged enemy unit that the Terradons moved over in that turn. That target immediately suffers D3 Strength 4 hits for each Terradon in the unit, distributed as for shooting attacks.

If your army contains Tiktaq'to, one unit of Terradon Riders may deploy using the Ambushers special rule.

Enemy units shooting at a unit of Chameleon Skinks suffer an additional -1 To Hit. Missile weapons that do not roll To Hit are unaffected.

If Oxyotl remained stationary in his preceding Movement phase, shots made from the Golden Blowpipe of P'Toohee in the Shooting phase may re-roll failed To Wound rolls.

If a character mounted on a Horned One joins a unit of Cold Ones, all Cold Ones gain the Hatred special rule as long as the Horned One remains in the unit.

Lotl-Botl has the Fear special rule in any turn whenever he charges.

Any unit of Saurus Warriors Lotl-Botl joins gains a +1 bonus to their combat resolution as long as he is in the unit.

In addition to his normal attacks, Kroq has a special bite attack with his massive jaws. This attack has the Ignores Armour Saves and Multiple Wounds (D3) special rules. It can only be used against models with Unit Strength 2 or less.

A Slann Mage-Priest can choose to cast any magic missile or direct damage spell through a model with this special rule within 24" of him. If he does so, measure the spell's range from the Arcane Vassal and use that model's forward arc and line of sight for the purposes of casting the spell. If using an Arcane Vassal, a Slann Mage-Priest can cast magic missiles, even if his own unit is engaged in close combat (provided that the Arcane Vassal's is not). If a spell cast through an Arcane Vassal is miscast, the result of the miscast is applied to the Slann Mage-Priest, but the Arcane Vassal suffers a Strength 3 hit due to the magical feedback.

Once per game, during the Remaining Moves sub-phase, models with this special rule may drop rocks unless they are fleeing or have declared a charge that turn. All models in a unit must drop rocks at the same time. To drop rocks, select one unengaged enemy unit that the Terradons moved over in that turn. That target immediately suffers D3 Strength 4 hits for each Terradon in the unit, distributed as for shooting attacks.

Ten-zlati's Arcane Vassal special rule can be used anywhere on the battlefield, not just within 24".