Information Thread for Potential New Nagashizzar Units

**PaulH** · October 03, 2016, 07:56 AM

Information Thread for Potential New Nagashizzar Units

This Minor Faction focuses on the Liche called Nagash, the most powerful necromancer who has ever lived, and one of the most powerful spellcasters as well. He essentially birthed undeath in many of the forms we see in Warhammer today; he cast the spell that created the Tomb Kings, and it was he who indirectly created the Vampires in Lahmia. As a Lord of the Undead, greater than any other, he would make extensive use of undead units from both the Vampire Counts lists and the Tomb Kings, so I have not added them here. Instead, I have focused on listing those units unique to him and to his city of Nagashizzar.

Bear in mind that the Tomb Kings despise Nagash, so these units wouldn’t necessarily work for their forces. However, if Nagashizzar is added to the campaign map as a faction, it would be good for it to have some unique forces.

Lords and Heroes

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Character Mounts

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Infantry

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Animated

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The Living

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Acolytes of Nagash = He controls an entire legion of followers, worshippers and acolytes who have done his bidding faithfully, serving him as a god and furthering his fell schemes.
http://warhammerfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Nagash

Disciples of Nagash = The only living things within this vast fortress are the disciples of Nagash. These madmen worship Nagash as a god and lead his cult until the day he re-emerges from his citadel to conquer the world.
http://whfb.lexicanum.com/wiki/Nagashizzar

Ghouls = Ghouls
https://i.imgur.com/5ajjPFg.jpg 3rd Ed. Armies Book

Nagashi = ”In the modern days, only a handful of people continue to worship Nagash. One of them are the Qu’rashi nomads of Araby. In their legends, Nagash was rescued by their ancestors after he was banished from Khemri. Nagash embodied the nomadic ideals of cunning and resourcefulness, but the traditional views on the sanctity of the dead hindered the elders of the Qu'rashi to accept his Elixir. Eventually, Nagash was accepted as a full member of the tribe and permitted to marry his true love. Soon after, the Great Necromancer’s last child was born. It is probable this child lived and died without ever knowing the significance of his infamous heritage. When his wife died, Nagash went to search for the realm of Morr.”
http://warhammerfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Nagashi

Qu’rashi Nomads = ”In the modern days, only a handful of people continue to worship Nagash. One of them are the Qu’rashi nomads of Araby. In their legends, Nagash was rescued by their ancestors after he was banished from Khemri. Nagash embodied the nomadic ideals of cunning and resourcefulness, but the traditional views on the sanctity of the dead hindered the elders of the Qu'rashi to accept his Elixir. Eventually, Nagash was accepted as a full member of the tribe and permitted to marry his true love. Soon after, the Great Necromancer’s last child was born. It is probable this child lived and died without ever knowing the significance of his infamous heritage. When his wife died, Nagash went to search for the realm of Morr.”
http://warhammerfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Nagashi

Worshippers of Nagash = He controls an entire legion of followers, worshippers and acolytes who have done his bidding faithfully, serving him as a god and furthering his fell schemes.
http://warhammerfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Nagash

Undead Greenskins

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Dustlings = The smallest of the goblinoids, these swarm over the enemy, biting, slapping, tickling, anything they can to annoy or hurt the enemy.
Found in White Dwarf Issue 264

Dust Goblins = Teeming Hordes of Goblins that enter into Khemri rarely leave alive. Once they have been slain, the Liche Priests will raise them up and incorporate them into their ever-growing armies. However, unlike Humans, Elves and Dwarves, Goblins corpses retain a small part of their mischievous minds, and many find their way back to their homeland, joining the next WAAAAGH! to step up in their area.
From Warhammer Chronicle, Page 48.
https://www.scribd.com/doc/313681727...hronicles-2003

Dust Goblin Morbids = Teeming Hordes of Goblins that enter into Khemri rarely leave alive. Once they have been slain, the Liche Priests will raise them up and incorporate them into their ever-growing armies. However, unlike Humans, Elves and Dwarves, Goblins corpses retain a small part of their mischievous minds, and many find their way back to their homeland, joining the next WAAAAGH! to step up in their area.
From Warhammer Chronicle, Page 48. These wield sword and shield, they are stronger than normal Dust Goblins.
https://www.scribd.com/doc/313681727...hronicles-2003

Dust Goblin Little Big’uns = These changes are usually contributed when an Greenskins finds an opponent that is both larger and stronger than even he is. These Greenskins are usually called Little Big 'Uns for the Dust Goblins, whom had all grown to such a size that they tower over the rest of their tribe and are decked-out with some of the best armour and weapons around, before they were killed and raised from the dead. Blow pipes.
http://warhammerfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Big_%27Un
https://www.scribd.com/doc/313681727...hronicles-2003

Morbid Little Big’uns = These changes are usually contributed when an Greenskins finds an opponent that is both larger and stronger than even he is. These Greenskins are usually called Little Big 'Uns for the Dust Goblins, whom had all grown to such a size that they tower over the rest of their tribe and are decked-out with some of the best armour and weapons around, before they were killed and raised from the dead. Sword and shield.
http://warhammerfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Big_%27Un
https://www.scribd.com/doc/313681727...hronicles-2003

Undead Orcs = Greenskins were lured to the Cursed Pit before he tried to raise all the dead across the world with a single spell. It stands to reason that there would be undead orcs.

Undead Skaven

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Specialist Ammunition

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Cavalry

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War Machines

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“Bolt Throwers” = Four mighty gates guard the approaches to Nagashizzar, each watched over by mighty war machines of the most dangerous type - bolt throwers that fire the thigh bones of giants, and worse.
http://whfb.lexicanum.com/wiki/Nagashizzar

Plague Cart = The creaking cart of death carries its dark cargo of doom to the centre of the battlefield, bolstering the power of the undead and filling the hearts of the enemy with despair
https://i.imgur.com/5ajjPFg.jpg 3rd Ed. Armies Book

Screaming Skull Catapult = Catapult
https://i.imgur.com/5ajjPFg.jpg 3rd Ed. Armies Book
https://i.imgur.com/zbERMf5.png 3rd Ed. Armies Book

Stone Catapult = Constructed by necromantic artificers from bones
https://i.imgur.com/5ajjPFg.jpg 3rd Ed. Armies Book
https://i.imgur.com/zbERMf5.png 3rd Ed. Armies Book

Undead Plague Cart = The plague cart, the very symbol of the last journey which ends at the cemetery gate, is a powerful talisman for the undead hordes. It has strange necromantic powers which can be felt and drawn forth by undead warriors in proximity to it.
https://i.imgur.com/zbERMf5.png 3rd Ed. Armies Book

Undead Chariots = There are those among the undead who ride into battle upon empty carcasses of huge creatures, wheeled in bone and pulled by undead horses
https://i.imgur.com/zS6HyvW.jpg 3rd Ed. Armies Book
https://i.imgur.com/zbERMf5.png 3rd Ed. Armies Book

War Altar of Nagashi = "These are small portable altars carried onto the battlefield and guarded by units of religious fanatics. War altars usually contain or incorporate holy relics."
https://i.imgur.com/JjFA4G4.png Warhammer 3rd Edition Armies Book

Siege Train

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"The only realistic solution to breaking massive fortifications is to employ a formidable siege train which includes siege engines of gigantic proportions capable of smashing down the strongest walls, gates and towers quickly. These machines are so huge that they cannot easily be constructed in the field. Instead, they must be manufactured in advance, often in pre-fabricated sections which can be transported in wagons, on ships, or stored until needed in fortresses."
https://i.imgur.com/SZ5PSHZ.png White Dwarf 155

The Giant Battering Ram = "The giant battering ram is cut from the tallest and strongest tree in the realm and shod with a massive iron or bronze head. Hundreds of men are needed to pull the ropes that swing the ram to strike a gate or fortress wall. One blow will smash great oak doors like matchwood or crumbles masonry into powder, collapsing towers and walls like sand castles. The hides of a thousand beasts form its canopy, protecting the operators from the arrows of the defenders."
https://i.imgur.com/SZ5PSHZ.png White Dwarf 155

The Monstrous Stone Thrower = "This is a catapult operated by a massive counterweight which swings a long shaft and hurls a boulder a very great distance. The huge boulder will smash any ramparts that it strikes. The catapult is made of thick timbers to withstand the stress and strain, but the parts can be transported individually on wagons and are lashed togehter into a catapult in the siege lines."
https://i.imgur.com/SZ5PSHZ.png White Dwarf 155

The Siege Tower = "Hundreds of wagons are required to carry the pre-fabricated timbers that make up the siege tower, and when these are put together the siege tower will be raised higher than any known wall. Bolt throwers shoot out of port holes on each of its many levels. A drawbridge or spiked corvus is ready on the top of the tower to be dropped on the enemy battlements allowing attackers to swarm across, constantly reinforced by a steam stream of soldiers."
https://i.imgur.com/SZ5PSHZ.png White Dwarf 155

Specialist Ammunition

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Monstrous Animations

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Regiments of Renown

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Glowing Ghouls = Too long these creatures were kept in the pits of Nagashizzar. Though the warpstone was mostly mined out, the contaminated walls were more than enough to affect these gangly undead creatures. They glowed eerily in the night, a green-tinted nimbus of sickly colour.
http://warhammerfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Glowing_Ghouls

Grand Morghast Host = The morghasts were once divine beings, the servants of the almighty god Ptra. Slain by Nagash, they were made in his bleak image, becoming harbingers of death and despair.
http://warhammerfantasy.wikia.com/wi..._Morghast_Host

Hanged Men = As Krell and his army marched by the judicial gallowtrees of Elector Count Graf Alberich Haupt-Anderson, they were plucked like rotting fruit to build this regiment. They carried a hanging tree as their banner and, despite their undead status, seemed to exhibit vengeful behaviour towards all soldiers fighting in Stirland colours.
http://warhammerfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Hanged_Men

Iron Brigade = This was not a rabble formation from the slave-pits of Nagashizzar, but rather bones raised from the battlefields of the Badlands. Their true name forgotten over the ageless march of time, they were now known by their iron helmets and swords. Doubtless they were some proud regiment of a long-lost kingdom, their shallow graves disturbed, their long sleep interrupted as they were called once again for battle.
http://warhammerfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Iron_Brigade

Nagashizzar Guard = This massive formation was the black armoured might of the fortress of Nagash. Arkhan ended their silent guardianship of Nagashizzar, ordering them out to form the centre of his army. Outside the Gates of Khemri, the wights from the north proved superior warriors against the skeletons of the desert. Only when the crashed headlong into the Hawk Legions of Settra did the Nagashizzar Guard find a worthy foe. Had not the battle ended otherwise, they might still be clashing endlessly there.
http://warhammerfantasy.wikia.com/wi...ashizzar_Guard

Sepulchrex = The ushabti guard of Nagash's inner sanctum, the Sepulchrex responded only to Nagash's will - even Arkhan the Black, trusted though he was, had no control over their actions. Many of the Nehekharan kings thought it strange that Nagash would surround himself with the graven images of the gods he had cast down. The Sepulchrex bore the gods' likenesses precisely because Nagash had defeated them - they were reminders of a cherished victory, their voiceless servitude one of the Great Necromancer's few remaining conceits.
http://warhammerfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Sepulchrex

Silent Legion = La Maisontaal marked the first appearance of Nagash's morghasts since their creation nearly three thousand years earlier. It is doubtful that any of the Bretonnians realised that only the increasing strength of the winds of magic made such a thing possible, or recognised that they were witnessing the advent of a new and mightier strain of undead being.
http://warhammerfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Silent_Legion

The Arisen = The Arisen constitutes the vast majority of Arkhan's army, which was composed not of his indentured Nehekharan legions, but the graveborn victims of plague and civil war. This was not entirely to the liche's liking, for he felt it sullied the ancient art of war to go into battle with what were essentially the undead equivalents of mercenary hirelings.
http://warhammerfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/The_Arisen

The Hounds of Nagash = ”Just after dusk the Warriors look for a campsite in the lee of a huge granite obelisk surrounded by dusty flagstones. The sound of hunting horns blares out nearby, and the crash of pursuit echoes across the stones. Suddenly, a huge lion, shimmering with golden light, leaps out of the surrounding scrub. It gazes at the Warriors with all-seeing eyes and then unleashes a mighty roar*before turning and running off. Moments later the Warriors see the hunters. The riders are clad in dark armour, horns and batwings adorn their ornate helms. They ride dark chariots pulled by skeletal steeds and a pack of*daemonic, red-eyed jackals surrounds them.”
https://www.scribd.com/doc/299387257...ombs-of-Terror

Tomb Guardians of the Dread King = ”The Dread King summoned his most powerful lieutenants and captains many aeons ago, and bound them to him in oaths so terrible that they can never be spoken aloud again. These baleful servants swore to protect their master even after death, while he slept the long sleep down the years. When intruders encroach upon their territory the Tomb Guardians attack. Most Undead are animated by their summoner's force of will. They are given life by much more powerful magic, and retain some of their malign intelligence and wits. Tomb Guardians are able to adapt their tactics and overcome complacent opponents. Many were once personal guards of honour for*long-dead nobles, and their aged equipment is of the highest quality.”
https://www.scribd.com/doc/299387257...ombs-of-Terror

Traitor Kings = Through his necromantic powers and whisperings on the Wind of Shyish, Nagash was able to turn several key figures in both Mahrak and Quatar. They were led by Haptmose, the Liche High Priest, known as the Traitor of Mahrak. With him were King Nebwaneph and King Omanhan III. Three legions of Mahrak and a phalanx of ushabti marched at their command.
http://warhammerfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Traitor_Kings

Wights of Stonewrath Tarn = Over the course of many thousands of years, Arkhan the Black seeded many desolate and isolated places with undead servants, so that he might have warriors to call upon in times of need. The Wights of Stonewrath Tarn were but one of these legions, hidden deep to thwart chance of discovery, and warded with enchantments to stop another necromancer from squandering them on his own petty goals.
http://warhammerfantasy.wikia.com/wi...tonewrath_Tarn

Added Units:

Arcane Arrow (Infantry - Specialist Ammunition)
Arcane Bodkins (Infantry - Specialist Ammunition)
Barrow Seer (Lords and Heroes - Liches)
Blood Arrows (Infantry - Specialist Ammunition)
Carrion (Cavalry - Monstrous)
Carrion (Character Mounts)
Charnel Warriors (Lords and Heroes)
Corpse Knights (Lords and Heroes)
Deathmage (Lords and Heroes - Liches)
Death Riders (Cavalry - Animated)
Doombinder (Lords and Heroes - Liches)
Dracula (Lords and Heroes - Vampires)
Dust Lord (Lords and Heroes - Liches)
Ghouls (The Living)
Grave Fiends (Lords and Heroes)
Grim Reapers (Infantry - Animated)
Hail of Doom Arrows (Infantry - Specialist Ammunition)
Lichemaster (Lords and Heroes - Liches)
Lugosi (Lords and Heroes - Vampires)
Magister Mortis (Lords and Heroes)
Morbidus (Lords and Heroes)
Necrarch (Lords and Heroes)
Necromantic Artificers (Lords and Heroes)
Necrosus (Lords and Heroes)
Necrus Adeptus (Lords and Heroes)
Nosferatu (Lords and Heroes - Vampires)
Plague Cart (War Machines)
Screaming Skull Catapult (War Machines)
Seeking Arrows (Infantry - Specialist Ammunition)
Skeleton Archers (Infantry - Animated)
Skeleton Arquebuses (Infantry - Animated)
Skeleton Crossbows (Infantry - Animated)
Skeleton Reapers (Infantry - Animated)
Skeleton Warriors (Infantry - Animated)
Stone Catapult (War Machines)
Tombterrors (Lords and Heroes)
Undead Chariot (Character Mounts)
Undead Chariots (War Machines)
Undead Lord (Lords and Heroes)
Undead Plague Cart (War Machines)
Vrolka (Lords and Heroes - Vampires)
Wurdalak (Lords and Heroes - Vampires)
Zombie Dragon (Monstrous Animations)
Zombies (Infantry - Animated)

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**PaulH** · November 24, 2016, 05:14 AM

Special and Named Characters

Here will be a full list of every possible Legendary Lord or Legendary Hero that I could find for Nagashizzar. I have split them into different categories and whether they suit being Lords or Heroes, so it is easier to know which they are best suited to being added to, if someone wished to add them to the game. Also, there are a fair number that I couldn't place into one territory or other, so I guess they'd be free to put wherever someone wanted. Without further ado, here we go.

Faction Leader

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Lords

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Heroes

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Added Characters:

Count Fenrir (Lord)

Removed Characters:

None yet

**PaulH** · November 24, 2016, 05:15 AM

Reserved for Nagashizzar Suggested Unit List

**PaulH** · November 24, 2016, 05:15 AM

Magical Weapons, Armour, Amulets, Scrolls and Other Items

This section deals in those magical items that can be used by this faction. This is by no means a full list, I doubt I'll ever get that, but it will provide modders with information if they wish to add new magical weapons, armour and items into the game to be used.

Common Magic Items

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Magic Weapons

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Magic Armour

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Talismans

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Arcane Items

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Battle Stone of Le Marquis = ”Michel d’un Doigt was a Bretonnian wizard famous for the nine enchanted gem stones he created. The Battle Stone is a glimmering red ruby that fills its bearer with vigour and energy.”
https://i.imgur.com/AGceWtm.png White Dwarf Issue 194

Bufo’s Hex Scroll = ”This scroll may be used to cancel out the spell of an enemy wizard and turn him into a toad.”
https://i.imgur.com/XIAKWjB.png White Dwarf Issue 194

Djedre’s Summonation of the Vengeful Dead Scroll = ”The Summonation of the Vengeful Dead scroll can be read at the start of the players turn. Nominate a unit of Skeleton Warriors, Skeleton Bowmen, Skeleton Cavalry, Tomb Guards or Skeleton Chariots. This allows a unit to be substantially reinforced by freshly summoned skeletons.”
https://i.imgur.com/iWXJDir.png White Dwarf Issue 239

Grimoire Necris = ”The origins of this black book are lost in horrific legend, though it is reputed*to be written by the long dead Necromancer Van Hels. Its ancient pages crackle and whisper, promising great power to any who dares read on. It is within the pages of this dark and brooding book that Gunther Laranscheld first learnt of the legend of the Dread King, and since that fateful day he has been driven by a burning desire to reinstate that dark lord to power over the world”
https://www.scribd.com/doc/299387257...ombs-of-Terror

Horekhah’s Scroll of Righteous Smiting = ”The unit is suffused with magical energy which enables the troops to fight with supernatural vigour.”
https://i.imgur.com/iWXJDir.png White Dwarf Issue 239

Lifestone of Ashraaz = ”The Lifestone of Ashraaz is a jet black gem that is worn round the neck of its bearer. When invoked, a beam of light shoots out of the stone and bathes the bearer and his opponent in a pool of yellow light. When the light fades the bearer’s wounds have been magically transferred to his enemy.”
https://i.imgur.com/O9IGyJF.png White Dwarf Issue 194

Menkare’s Scroll of Urgency = ”The scrolls magic invigorates ancient limbs and drives old bones with fresh determination.”
https://i.imgur.com/iWXJDir.png White Dwarf Issue 239

Neferre’s Scroll of Mighty Incantations = ”When the scroll is read, the Liche Priest automatically casts one of the following spells; Tomb Dust, Quaking Horror or Serpent of Death”
https://i.imgur.com/iWXJDir.png White Dwarf Issue 239

Power Stone of Le Marquis = ”Michel d’un Doigt was a powerful Bretonnian wizard who laboured long and hard to create a series of enchanted gem stones for use by the chivalric knights of that realm.”
https://i.imgur.com/AGceWtm.png White Dwarf Issue 194

Staff of Osiris = ”This staff is tipped with a symbolic carving of a snake which make magically strike out at nearby Warriors.”
https://www.scribd.com/doc/299387257...ombs-of-Terror

The Cursed Book = "The Cursed Book contains the writings of Har-Ak-Iman, a vile Arabyan Necromancer who is said to have been the most evil and depraved man who ever lived. The book is written on human skin and in human blood. It radiates an aura of pure evil that will affect any living creature."
https://i.imgur.com/oAvTnom.png White Dwarf 169
https://www.scribd.com/doc/299387257...ombs-of-Terror

The Mystic Shield of Brag = ”This scroll of parchment contains a powerful anti-magic enchantment that may be used by a wizard to block the spell of an enemy spellcaster.”
https://i.imgur.com/XIAKWjB.png White Dwarf Issue 194

Enchanted Items

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Kadon’s Scrolls of Binding

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When a storm of magic breaks, it isn’t merely battlefield sorcery that increases in power. All manner of spells and items dormant for decades suddenly crackle into vibrant life, eager to have their power unleashed on an unsuspecting world. Chief among these are Kadon’s Scrolls of Binding; each scroll was crafted with a particular beast in mind. These came from the Warhammer Supplement: Monstrous Arcanum, in the chart in that book it listed each monster for each faction as either Abhorrent, Binding Scroll or Kinship, these monsters here are all but those that are Abhorrent to this faction. The Scrolls of Binding that may be used vary from race to race, the following are those that may be used by this faction:

Binding Scrolls

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Kinship

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Mythic Items

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Dawnstar Sword = ”Legend goes that this blade was forged in the first rays of light to strike the world. The energy of this auspicious enchantment remains embedded deep within the burnished blade, waiting to be called forth once more in a blaze of glory.”
https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...WhndVE0VklZZDA Storm of Magic

Blade of Last Resort = ”This sword has ever had a twisted sense of humour, seeking out overmatched heroes and aiding them against a chosen foe. However, the Blade of Last Resort draws its strength from a victor’s glorious lifeblood; those that best an opponent with its aid themselves have scant moments to live.”
https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...WhndVE0VklZZDA Storm of Magic

Dodecahedron of Continental Drift = ”Said to have been left behind by the Old Ones, this peculiar object can be used to remake the world. Each alteration to the Dodecahedron’s external matrix is reflected on the land around the user. Its ill-considered use can easily prove catastrophic…”
https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...WhndVE0VklZZDA Storm of Magic

Fozzrik’s Floating Fortress = ”Though Fozzrik’s magical aptitude led him to become a wizard, he never lost his love for architecture. Many of the Old World’s cities have been built around immaculate structures that Fozzrik created from stone and sorcery, but more prized by far are his floating fortresses - buildings that move under their own power and sprout defences to repel intruders.”
https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...WhndVE0VklZZDA Storm of Magic

Woodwaker’s Wand = ”Once upon a time, all the woods in the world were linked. Some say this great forest was alive, in a curious sort of way, and that every tree that now grows retains a portion of its vigour and intelligence just waiting to be revived.”
https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...WhndVE0VklZZDA Storm of Magic

Living Deadwood Staff = ”Arboreonecromancy is a little-practiced branch of wizardry - any mystic crazed enough to attempt it normally transfers his attentions back to raising zombies and skeletons, rather than undead trees. However, legends tell of the Archmage Sycamo, ‘The Daemon Carpenter of Estalia’, who not only perfected a method of reanimating trees from their residual elements, but also filling them with astounding vigour. Much of Sycamo’s work has, fortunately, been lost to the intervening aeons, but the Living Deadwood Staff never stays missing for long…”
https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...WhndVE0VklZZDA Storm of Magic

Giantkin Helm = ”After constantly being told ‘We expect big things from you’ by his Elector Count father, Heinrich von Roth spent much of the family fortune commissioning an artefact that would help him achieve greatness. Alas, he was to learn that when dealing with wizards, precision of diction is just as important as largesse of payment.”
https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...WhndVE0VklZZDA Storm of Magic

Windcatcher Prism = ”This peculiar bauble was crafted long ago, its purpose very much tied to storms of magic. Once a particular Wind of Magic rises to a certain cataclysmic level, the Windcatcher Prism absorbs and rechannels a portion of its power, bestowing the bearer - and his immediate allies - with an avataric aspect of the ascendant Wind of Magic.”
https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...WhndVE0VklZZDA Storm of Magic

Paranoth’s Piquet Fence = ”Paranoth was a famous travelling mage, who trod every road ‘twixt Cathay and Naggarond. Naturally, only a particularly foolish wizard would journey such roads without defences, so Paranoth wove himself a sorcerous fence to defend his encampments whilst he and his companions slept.”
https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...WhndVE0VklZZDA Storm of Magic

Rockcharmer’s Flute = ”Androgast Gildheim was the first man in the Empire to master this granite flute, but its origins lie hidden in the mists of time. Some say that the Rockcharmer’s Flute was used to destroy the old Dwarfen realms, others that it sank the fabled realm of Seidon. However, the most popular tale concerns a drunken Halfling, the Rockcharmer’s Flute, a jug of lamp oil, a plate of sausages and the accidental creation of the Grey Mountains.”
https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...WhndVE0VklZZDA Storm of Magic

Wyssan’s Weighted Dice = ”This set of weighted dice is one amongst many forged by Arctovian Wyssan over the course of a long and (unsurprisingly) successful wagering career. At the bearer’s command, these skull-marked cubes play havoc with the laws of causality; turning certainty into bleak misfortune.”
https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...WhndVE0VklZZDA Storm of Magic

Arabyan Puzzlebox = ”This elegantly crafted container houses many hundreds of glittering gemstones, each with the power to harness the Winds of Magic if used in the correct manner. Alas, the user can never truly be sure that the compartment he has opened will contain the gems he needed.”
https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...WhndVE0VklZZDA Storm of Magic

Black Book of Ibn Naggazar = ”Ibn Naggazar was a brilliant, if somewhat maniacal, Arabyan sorcerer. Whilst it is unknown whether his madness sprang from isolation, too many attempts at creating intoxicating ‘elixirs’ or the honeyed promises of whispering Daemons, there can be no doubt that he was utterly insane. No rational wizard would create a book inked on the skin of his closest family, much less constantly follow its advice.”
https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...WhndVE0VklZZDA Storm of Magic

Added Items

Battle Stone of Le Marquis (Arcane Items)
Bufo’s Hex Scroll (Arcane Items)
Djedre’s Summonation of the Vengeful Dead Scroll (Arcane Items)
Horekhah’s Scroll of Righteous Smiting (Arcane Items)
Lifestone of Ashraaz (Arcane Items)
Menkare’s Scroll of Urgency (Arcane Items)
Neferre’s Scroll of Mighty Incantations (Arcane Items)
Power Stone of Le Marquis (Arcane Items)
The Mystic Shield of Brag (Arcane Items)

Removed Items

None yet

**PaulH** · November 12, 2018, 08:10 PM

Lore Information Regarding Nagashizzar

When a series is being continuously updated for a quarter of a century there is bound to be a massive amount of lore that has been created for it. This is an attempt to collate important snippets of lore that I have found during my research into units. I am presenting these in note form rather than in quote form due to the sheer amount of information that is potentially able to be displayed here, but I hope that it will prove useful or interesting to you regardless.

General Information

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