Description: In addition to the elements detailed above, certain units may have additional distinctive features that will be explained based on the Character unit entry in figure figure/complex_unit_entry.
a) Certain units, like Characters, consist only of a single model. These units are labelled as single model units. They follow the same rules as units consisting of multiple models, but there may be certain differences, like Characters being able to join other units.
b) Just like regular units, Characters may have a unit cap. This cap applies to all Characters of this type, regardless of their upgrades, equipment, and mounts. In this example, this means that you can only have up to 3 Wicked Witches in your army, e.g. one of them on foot and two on Witches' Brooms.
c) Models that can cast spells are referred to as Wizards. Wizards come in 3 different types: Wizard Apprentice, Adept, and Master. The Model Rules tell you which Wizard type the model has by default (in this example, the Wicked Witch is a Wizard Apprentice), while the Magic Options show you which types the model can be upgraded to. In case you upgrade your Wizard, the upgrade replaces the default Wizard type. In addition, you will also find in this section the Paths that the Wizard has to choose a single one from. The Wizard will select its spells from this chosen Path (see Spell Selection).
d) Certain models, like most Characters, have access to Weapon Enchantments, Armour Enchantments, Artefacts, etc. These upgrades are referred to as Special Items (see Special Items and The 9th Age: Fantasy Battles -- Arcane Compendium). If a model can buy Special Items, you will find this information in the unit entry's options, together with the maximum amount of points a model can spend on them.
e) Characters are usually on foot by default. Most of them can however be given a mount. The Mount Options will tell you which mounts are available for a Character and how many points you have to pay for them. Note that a Character may always only take a single mount.
f) As explained above, unit entries will contain unit-specific Model Rules. In addition, you will sometimes also find Optional Model Rules. In order to gain these Model Rules, you must buy the corresponding upgrade for the model.