Character Mounts
(Rule)Description: Many Characters can select mounts from the mount section of their Army Book. When a Character , referred to as the rider, selects a mount , apply the following rules:
Always use theHeight , Type , and base of the mount .
Rider andmount use their own respective Offensive Characteristics .
Global and
The Multipart Model has a single set ofGlobal Characteristics and a single set of Defensive Characteristics . Always use the values in the mount's profile, except when that value is C. In this case, C refers to the value in the Character's profile that is used instead. Sometimes, a value is written as C + X. In this case, use the Character's value, increased by X.
For example, if aCharacter (Armour 0) rides a horse (Armour C + 2), wears Heavy Armour (+2 Armour), and carries a Shield (+1 Armour), the Multipart Model has an Armour equal to: 0 + 2 + 2 + 1 = 5.
Model Rules connected to specific model parts (such asAttack Attributes , Special Attacks, and weapons) are only applied to this model part. Other Model Rules (such as Universal Rules, Character , Armour, and Personal Protections) are applied to the Multipart Model as normal.
Remember thatmodels with Massive Bulk (all models of Gigantic Height) ignore Armour and Personal Protections from the rider.
Height , Type , and Base
Always use the
Offensive Characteristics
Rider and
Global and Defensive Characteristics
The Multipart Model has a single set of
For example, if a
Model Rules
Model Rules connected to specific model parts (such as
Remember that