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AoS Sylvaneth’s New Battletome – REVEALED

By Rob Baer | June 28th, 2016 | Categories: Age of Sigmar, Warhammer 40k Rumors

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Come see the brand new Sylvaneth Battletome for everybody’s favorite treefolk that’s coming this week for the the new faction of Age of Sigmar.

Source: Scanner

Whats a new faction release without a Battletome?

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Source: Warhammer Forums

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Alarielle abilities: – Talon of the Dwindling: For each character injured but not killed by this weapons, roll two dice. If the result is a double 6 or higher than the current wound characteristic of the model, it is slain.

– Blossomed life: heal d3 wounds in each of your hero phase – Swiping blows: You can add 1 to the hit rolls of the Wardroth antlers attacks if the enemy units has 5 models or more.

– Living Ram: If the Wardroth Beetle ends a charge move 1″ away from a scenery piece, every other unit in that scenery piece takes d3 mortal wounds.

– Amphoras of souls: In her hero phase, Alarielle roll one D6 and look up the result on the table. You can choose any ability lower than the result of your dice. 1-3 Every Sylvaneth at 30″ around heal d3 wounds. 4 Set up 2d6 dryads. 5 Set up d6 tree revenants. 6 Set up a Treelord. All set up units must be 9″ or less away from Alarielle and 3″ or more than any enemy model. Magic:

– 3 spells and counter spells –

Metamorphosis: Pick an enemy unit up to 16″ away. Casting value of 5, roll as many dice as the casting result. Every 4+ inflicts a mortal wound. If the last model of the unit is killed that way, place a set up a sylvaneth wyldwood where the unit was but 1″ away from any other unit and scenery.

Command ability: – Wrath of Ghyran: Once per battle, you can re-roll all wound rolls of all Sylvaneth units until your next hero phase.

Checkout the rest of the Warscrolls below in our roundup

New Sylvaneth Rules Roundup

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A Celestant Prime for Slyvaneth?

Checkout the rest of the new release pictures below:

New Sylvaneth Model Explosion

Source: Chaotica Cloaquis (Facebook)

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About the Author: Rob Baer

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Rob Baer

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