Ogre Mordheim warband

I think the only way to do it would be to have the ogres/maneaters only as heros, none in henchmen.
The henchmen could be gnoblars, gnoblar trappers and say sabretusks.
Gnoblar/trappers could become heros but they can never lead the warband and the warband always needs 2 ogres. What self respecting ogre hangs around with just gnoblars.

I'd like to see a hunter in there

i'm not keen on the butcher.

Alot of the skills and equipment could be taken from the mordheimer ogre list, alot of them are quit good.

For the ogre heros, the problem is making them less expencive so you can actully make a warband, and the only way to do that is to decrease stats which I'm not happy about because you still want them to be big mean lumps, but I cant think of another way?

Why have the Gutplate disallow Heavy armor?

Also, what is the typical "points value" a game of mordhiem is played at?

Why have the Gutplate disallow Heavy armor?

Because its all about give and take in mordheim, ogres are already so hard to make fair because their stats are so good. In warhammer you can just increase their points, not in mordheim because they would cost so much you couldnt make a warband with your gold. Thats why all the ogre warbands I've seen dont feel right because they are full of ogre runts and younglings. Nobody wants that. - I agree fully with this ~ Throgut

The stats and cost to give ogres and ogre captain are the hard part, give them normal ogre stats and they would cost so much you couldnt get your hero numbers up to make any money.

I think a Maneater Captain would have M  WS  BS  S  T  W  I  A  Ld  145gold!
                                                               6    4    3   4  4   3  2  2   8

Maneater M  WS  BS  S  T  W  I  A  Ld  95gold (that is a very very good and expensive hero)
                6    3     2   4  4  2   2  2   7

Powdereater M  WS  BS  S  T  W  I  A  Ld  110(can get shooty weapons)
                      6   3     3   4  4   2  2  2   7

Its so hard to make an ogre warband.

The problem with setting the warband rating for each Ogre at 20 is you can very easily be handing out underdog bonuses in the very first battle, once the warband rating has been adjusted for experience.

Ogres getting only half experience (because slapping small creature around is what they do all day anyway)
Sounded like a good option from a list i read. - This one I like as well and should stay imo ~ Thorgut.
Also ogres need to feed so most of the gold you get should be used to buy food.

One could balance it out by making non-heroic Gnoblars count as 0 for upkeep... after all, they get paid in 'remaining uneaten', not any share of the loot!  That way, a lone Ogre (counts as 3) could lead a cloud of gnoblars and still be in the lowest upkeep category!

Ogre Warband

Ogre Warbands may not include more then 6 ogres and may not have more Ogres then all their henchmen combined, except in the case of casualities sustained during a campaign.

Heroes

1 Maneater Captain: 125 gold crowns to hire

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
6---3---3--4--4--3--2--3--8

Weapons/armor: a Maneater Captain is armed with an Ogre Club and wears a gutplate. He may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table.

Special Rules: Fear,

Leader: Any friendly Ogre or Gnoblar model within 6" of the Maneater Captain may use his Leadership characteristic when taking Leadership tests.

0-5 Ogre Maneaters: Costs 80 gold crowns to hire

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
6---2---2--4--4--3--2--2---7

Weapons/armor: an Ogre Maneater is armed with an Ogre Club and wears a gutplate. he may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table.

Special Rules: Fear,

Bully: Any gnoblars within 6" of the Maneater may use his Leadership exactly as if he was the Captain.

Henchmen
(bought in groups of 1-10)

Gnoblar: 10 Gold Crowns to hire

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
4---2---3--2--2--1--3--1--5

Wargear/armor: Gnoblars are armed with daggers and a cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear table.

Special Rules:

Insignificant: Each Gnoblar counts as 1/2 a model for the purposes of determining when to take a Rout test. Gnoblars also do not count as friendly models for the purpose of taking an All Alone test except for other Gnoblars.

Bicker: At the start of each turn, every Gnoblar that is outside of line of sight to an Ogre that is not Stunned or Knocked Down must take a Ld test to see if it slacks off or picks a fight. If the test if failed then it may do no action this turn, though they will act as normal if attacked in CC. Gnoblars that are within 6" of gnoblars that have already failed their test take this test at a -1 per failed gnoblar.


Gnoblar Trapper: 15 Gold Crowns to hire

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
4---2---3--2--2--1--3--1--6

Wargear/armor: Gnoblar Trappers are armed with daggers and a cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear Table.

Special Rules: Insignificant, Bicker

Sneaky Gits: Instead of deploying with the rest of the Warband, Gnoblar trappers may instead deploy anywhere on the battlefield so long as they are more then 12" away from any enemy models and deployed in cover.

Sabretusks: 50 Gold Crowns to hire.

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
8---3---0--4--4--2--4--3--5

Weapons/armor: None

Special Rules: Fear

Animal: Sabretusks are animals and thus do not
gain experience.


Gnoblar Wargear Chart:

Hand-to-hand weapons
2nd Dagger: 2 gold
Hunting Knife(counts as Sword): 5 gold
Broken Spear shaft(Spear): 5 gold

Special Wargear
**Traps(Trappers only): 20 pts

Missile Weapons
Loose Debris(Throwing Knife): free
Short Bow: 6 gold
Sling: 5 gold
*Scavanged Pistol: 10 gold(only one allowed per model)

Armor
Light Armor: 5 gold
Shield: 5 gold
Helmet: 5 gold

*Scavanged Pistol Gnoblars are extremely cunning and will always loot the dead for baubles and better weapons. Pistols are a much desired find, although the life of such a weapon, and the gnoblar wielding it, is invariably short.

Max Range: 6"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare shot, Save modifier, Hand-to-hand, Unreliable*

*The pistol will misfire on the roll of a 1 or 2 instead of just a 1

**Traps: For every Gnoblar with Traps as Wargear, the ogre warband make place 5 markers on the table anywhere outside of the opposing warbands deployment zone. 2 markers are traps, the other 3 are perfectly harmless debries. mark down which is which, underneath the marker is perfect. When a model(from friend or foe) comes within 2" of the marker, for any reason, the trap has been sprung or revealed to have been a harmless piece of junk. If it was a trap, the model immediatly takes a Str3 hit. Models that were running or charging when springing the trap also become knocked down regardless if a wound is caused or not and do not complete their movement. Models that were not running or charging may finish their movement(if any) after triggering a trap and the hit has been resolved. After a marker has been revealed remove it from play.


Ogre Wargear Table

Hand-to-hand Weapons
2nd Ogre Club: 10 gold
Ogre blade(sword): 10 gold
Double handed weapon:20 gold
Catheyen Longsword: 25 gold

Ranged Weapons
Ogre Pistol: 20 gold(40 for Brace)
Harpoon Launcher: 30 gold
Chaintrap: 25 gold

Armor
Light Armor: 20 gold
Heavy Armor: 50 gold
Ironfist: 10 gold
Helmet: 10 gold


Wargear descriptions

Ogre Club: The signiture weapon of the Ogre race, every ogre will have a club to call his own. these weapons can range from being simple weapons made out of ironbound tree limbs to crude iron blades.

Range: Close combat; Strength: as user; Special Rules: Concussion, Bludgeoning Weapon*

*Ogre Clubs have an extra save modifier of -1, so a Str4 model will inflict a -2 armor save modifier

Ironfist: These metal gauntlets resemble massive Punch-daggers, being covered in all manner of nasty spikes and studs.

Ironfists are shields in all respects. In addition, the wielder of an Ironfist gains an additional attack in close combat. This attack is made at the ogre's base strength and may not benifit from any other equipment or special rules the ogre benifits from.

Cathayen Longsword: These weapons are incredibly rare and valuable, created with the finest craftmenship of far Cathey. Ogre Mercenaries are incredibly fond of these weapons as the blades are eternally sharp and swifter then the eye can track.

Range: Close Combat; Strength: as user; Special rules: Parry, Cutting Edge, Strike First

Ogre Pistol: Little more then modified empire handguns, these are popular weapons with Ogre maneaters.

Maximum Range: 24"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare Shot, Save modifier(-2), Hand-to-hand

Harpoon Launcher: Harpoon launchers are a popular ogre hunting weapon that also has great utility in combat.

Maximum Range: 36"; Str:6; Special rules: Move or Fire, Multiple Wounds(D3), Hunting Weapon*

*The firer of the Harpoon launcher gains a +1 bonus to hit if he is firing at a large target

Chaintrap: Another popular ogre hunting weapon. it consists of a steel or iron beartrap on a long length of chain which is then tossed in the general direction of the enemy. Even though the jaws rarely snap shut on their target, getting brained by 10 pounds of solid metal is enough to kill even a well armored man.

Maximum Range: 12"; Str5; Special Rules: Thrown Weapon, Jaws of Death*

*any roll of a 6 to wound with the Chaintrap will cause 2 wounds instead of 1 as the jaws close on their victim with a sickening squelsh. This replaces the normal critical hit sequence.

Ogre Warband

Ogre Warbands may not have, or begin a campaign with, more then 6 Ogre Maneaters(including the captain) and may not have more Ogres then all their henchmen combined, except in the case of casualities sustained during a campaign.

Note on Ogres and Drugs: Ogres are extremely large, and as such require larger doses to be effected. An ogre only gains the effect of a Drug if he uses a double dosage. in addition, if an Ogre ever becomes addicted roll a D6. on a 4+ the addiction doesn't take hold.

Heroes

1 Maneater Captain: 125 gold crowns to hire

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
6---4---3--4--4--3--2--3--8

Weapons/armor: a Maneater Captain is armed with an Ogre Club and wears a gutplate. He may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table.

Special Rules: Fear,

Leader: Any friendly Ogre or Gnoblar model within 6" of the Maneater Captain may use his Leadership characteristic when taking Leadership tests.

0-5 Ogre Maneaters: Costs 80 gold crowns to hire

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
6---3---2--4--4--3--2--2---7

Weapons/armor: an Ogre Maneater is armed with an Ogre Club and wears a gutplate. he may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table.

Special Rules: Fear,

Bully: Any gnoblars within 6" of the Maneater may use his Leadership exactly as if he was the Captain.

0-1 Butcher: Costs 100 gold crowns to hire

Occasionally, a Maneater will show an aptitude for the Shamanic rituals associated with the worship of the Great Maw. Such individuals are rare amoung Maneaters and, though their power cannot compare with the power of ogres marked at birth, their abilities are sufficient enough to bolster their comrades.

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
6---3---2--4--4--3--2--2---7

Weapons/armor: a Butcher has an Ogre Club and a variety of meat cleavers(+1A) and may choose weapons and wargear from the Ogre Wargear table as well as Butcher only items.

Special Rules: Fear, Bully,

Wizard: Butchers are Wizards and are able to use spells from the Gastromancy spell chart. They may cast spells even if wearing armor.

Henchmen
(bought in groups of 1-10)

Gnoblar: 10 Gold Crowns to hire

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
4---2---3--2--2--1--3--1--5

Wargear/armor: Gnoblars are armed with daggers and a cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear table.

Special Rules:

Insignificant: Each Gnoblar counts as 1/2 a model for the purposes of determining when to take a Rout test. Gnoblars also do not count as friendly models for the purpose of taking an All Alone test except for other Gnoblars.

Bicker: At the start of each turn, every Gnoblar that is outside of line of sight to an Ogre that is not Stunned or Knocked Down must take a Ld test to see if it slacks off or picks a fight. If the test if failed then it may do no action this turn, though they will act as normal if attacked in CC. Gnoblars that are within 6" of gnoblars that have already failed their test take this test at a -1 per failed gnoblar.


Gnoblar Trapper: 15 Gold Crowns to hire

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
4---2---3--2--2--1--3--1--6

Wargear/armor: Gnoblar Trappers are armed with daggers and a cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear Table.

Special Rules: Insignificant, Bicker

Sneaky Gits: Instead of deploying with the rest of the Warband, Gnoblar trappers may instead deploy anywhere on the battlefield so long as they are more then 12" away from any enemy models and deployed in cover.

Sabretusks: 50 Gold Crowns to hire.

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
8---3---0--4--4--2--4--3--5

Weapons/armor: None

Special Rules: Fear

Animal: Sabretusks are animals and thus do not
gain experience.


Gnoblar Wargear Chart:

Hand-to-hand weapons
2nd Dagger: 2 gold
Hunting Knife(counts as Sword): 5 gold
Broken Spear shaft(Spear): 5 gold

Special Wargear
**Traps(Trappers only): 20 pts

Missile Weapons
Loose Debris(Throwing Knife): free
Short Bow: 6 gold
Sling: 5 gold
*Scavanged Pistol: 10 gold(only one allowed per model)

Armor
Light Armor: 5 gold
Shield: 5 gold
Helmet: 5 gold

*Scavanged Pistol Gnoblars are extremely cunning and will always loot the dead for baubles and better weapons. Pistols are a much desired find, although the life of such a weapon, and the gnoblar wielding it, is invariably short.

Max Range: 6"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare shot, Save modifier, Hand-to-hand, Unreliable*

*The pistol will misfire on the roll of a 1 or 2 instead of just a 1

**Traps: For every Gnoblar with Traps as Wargear, the ogre warband make place 5 markers on the table anywhere outside of the opposing warbands deployment zone. 2 markers are traps, the other 3 are perfectly harmless debries. mark down which is which, underneath the marker is perfect. When a model(from friend or foe) comes within 2" of the marker, for any reason, the trap has been sprung or revealed to have been a harmless piece of junk. If it was a trap, the model immediatly takes a Str3 hit. Models that were running or charging when springing the trap also become knocked down regardless if a wound is caused or not and do not complete their movement. Models that were not running or charging may finish their movement(if any) after triggering a trap and the hit has been resolved. After a marker has been revealed remove it from play.


Ogre Wargear Table

Hand-to-hand Weapons
2nd Ogre Club: 10 gold
Ogre blade(sword): 10 gold
Double handed weapon:20 gold
Catheyen Longsword: 25 gold

Ranged Weapons
Ogre Pistol: 20 gold(40 for Brace)
Harpoon Launcher: 30 gold
Chaintrap: 25 gold

Armor
Light Armor: 20 gold
Heavy Armor: 50 gold
Ironfist: 10 gold
Helmet: 10 gold


Wargear descriptions

Ogre Club: The signiture weapon of the Ogre race, every ogre will have a club to call his own. these weapons can range from being simple weapons made out of ironbound tree limbs to crude iron blades.

Range: Close combat; Strength: as user; Special Rules: Concussion, Bludgeoning Weapon*

*Ogre Clubs have an extra save modifier of -1, so a Str4 model will inflict a -2 armor save modifier

Ironfist: These metal gauntlets resemble massive Punch-daggers, being covered in all manner of nasty spikes and studs.

Ironfists are shields in all respects. In addition, the wielder of an Ironfist gains an additional attack in close combat. This attack is made at the ogre's base strength and may not benifit from any other equipment or special rules the ogre benifits from.

Gutplate: All true ogres, except Butchers, wear this iconic posession. Gutplates can be made of of many different materials, but all have one purpose and that is to protect an ogre's gut.

A Gutplate gives it wearer a 6+ armor save that combines with other equipment normally. In addition, the first hit an ogre recieves every battle will be ignored on a 5+ as it bounces off its solid construction.

Cathayen Longsword: These weapons are incredibly rare and valuable, created with the finest craftmenship of far Cathey. Ogre Mercenaries are incredibly fond of these weapons as the blades are eternally sharp and swifter then the eye can track.

Range: Close Combat; Strength: as user; Special rules: Parry, Cutting Edge, Strike First

Ogre Pistol: Little more then modified empire handguns, these are popular weapons with Ogre maneaters.

Maximum Range: 24"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare Shot, Save modifier(-2), Hand-to-hand

Harpoon Launcher: Harpoon launchers are a popular ogre hunting weapon that also has great utility in combat.

Maximum Range: 36"; Str:6; Special rules: Move or Fire, Multiple Wounds(D3), Hunting Weapon*

*The firer of the Harpoon launcher gains a +1 bonus to hit if he is firing at a large target

Chaintrap: Another popular ogre hunting weapon. it consists of a steel or iron beartrap on a long length of chain which is then tossed in the general direction of the enemy. Even though the jaws rarely snap shut on their target, getting brained by 10 pounds of solid metal is enough to kill even a well armored man.

Maximum Range: 12"; Str5; Special Rules: Thrown Weapon, Jaws of Death*

*any roll of a 6 to wound with the Chaintrap will cause 2 wounds instead of 1 as the jaws close on their victim with a sickening squelsh. This replaces the normal critical hit sequence.


Gastromancy spell chart

D6 roll

1: Bull Gorger: Difficulty 7
Range: 6"; The target model gains +1str, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

2: Toothcracker: Difficulty 7
Range 6"; The target model gains +1toughness, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

3: Bloodgruel: Difficulty 10
Range 6"; The target model immediatly regains a wound he lost earlier in the battle, can only be cast upon Ogres.

4: Bonecruncher: Difficulty 10
Range 12"; The target model suffers D6 str2 hits with no armor saves allowed. if the victim survives the spell, he permanantly loses 1A, 1I, or 1M, to a minimum of 1, for the rest of the battle. Successive castings of this spell are cumulative.

5: Trollguts: Difficulty 8
Range 6"; The target model gains a 5+ save that may be taken against any wounds suffered by the model this turn. this save will stack with armor.

6: Braingobbler: Difficulty 8
This spell targets all enemy models within 12", They must immediatly pass a Ld test or be totally rooted in fear. In their next turn, effected models must move as fast as possable away from all visable enemies. They may not charge into combat although they may use shooting weapons and cast magic as normal. Models that are immune to psycology and fear are immune to this spell as are any models in close combat.

Ogre Warband

Ogre Warbands may not have, or begin a campaign with, more then 6 Ogre Maneaters(including the captain) and may not have more Ogres then all their henchmen combined, except in the case of casualities sustained during a campaign.

Note on Ogres and Drugs: Ogres are extremely large, and as such require larger doses to be effected. An ogre only gains the effect of a Drug if he uses a double dosage. in addition, if an Ogre ever becomes addicted roll a D6. on a 4+ the addiction doesn't take hold.

Note on Equipment and Campaigns: Thinling equipment is, as one would expect, nearly impossable for Ogres to use and must be custom built to fit their massive frames and hands. When purchasing equipment from traders, Ogres must pay double the listed price to aquire an Ogre sized version of their desired weapon. Weapons and armor aquired from looting are unusable by the Ogres and must be sold or used by the Warbands gnoblars.


Heroes

1 Maneater Captain: 125 gold crowns to hire

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
6---4---3--4--4--3--2--3--8

Weapons/armor: a Maneater Captain wears a gutplate. He may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table.

Special Rules: Fear,

Leader: Any friendly Ogre or Gnoblar model within 6" of the Maneater Captain may use his Leadership characteristic when taking Leadership tests.

0-5 Ogre Maneaters: Costs 80 gold crowns to hire

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
6---3---2--4--4--3--2--2---7

Weapons/armor: an Ogre Maneater wears a gutplate. he may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table.

Special Rules: Fear,

Bully: Any gnoblars within 6" of the Maneater may use his Leadership exactly as if he was the Captain.

0-1 Butcher: Costs 100 gold crowns to hire

Occasionally, a Maneater will show an aptitude for the Shamanic rituals associated with the worship of the Great Maw. Such individuals are rare amoung Maneaters and, though their power cannot compare with the power of ogres marked at birth, their abilities are sufficient enough to bolster their comrades.

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
6---3---2--4--4--3--2--2---7

Weapons/armor: a Butcher may choose weapons and wargear from the Ogre Wargear table as well as Butcher only items.

Special Rules: Fear, Bully,

Wizard: Butchers are Wizards and are able to use spells from the Gastromancy spell chart. They may cast spells even if wearing armor.

0-2 Ogre Young-guts: Costs 50 gold crowns to hire

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
5---2---1--4--4--2--2--2---6

Weapons/armor: an Ogre Young-gut wears a gutplate. he may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table.

Special Rules: Bully


Henchmen
(bought in groups of 1-10)

Gnoblar: 10 Gold Crowns to hire

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
4---2---3--2--2--1--3--1--5

Wargear/armor: Gnoblars are armed with daggers and a cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear table.

Special Rules:

Insignificant: Each Gnoblar counts as 1/2 a model for the purposes of determining when to take a Rout test. Gnoblars also do not count as friendly models for the purpose of taking an All Alone test except for other Gnoblars. Gnoblars also do not become Heroes, reroll all "The Lad's got Talent" results.

Bicker: At the start of each turn, every Gnoblar that is outside of line of sight to an Ogre that is not Stunned or Knocked Down must take a Ld test to see if it slacks off or picks a fight. If the test if failed then it may do no action this turn, though they will act as normal if attacked in CC. Gnoblars that are within 6" of gnoblars that have already failed their test take this test at a -1 per failed gnoblar.


Gnoblar Trapper: 15 Gold Crowns to hire

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
4---2---3--2--2--1--3--1--6

Wargear/armor: Gnoblar Trappers are armed with daggers and a cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear Table.

Special Rules: Insignificant, Bicker

Sneaky Gits: Instead of deploying with the rest of the Warband, Gnoblar trappers may instead deploy anywhere on the battlefield so long as they are more then 12" away from any enemy models and deployed in cover.

Sabretusks: 50 Gold Crowns to hire.

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
8---3---0--4--4--1--4--2--5

Weapons/armor: None

Special Rules: Fear

Animal: Sabretusks are animals and thus do not
gain experience.


Gnoblar Wargear Chart:

Hand-to-hand weapons
2nd Dagger: 2 gold
Hunting Knife(counts as Sword): 5 gold
Broken Spear shaft(Spear): 5 gold

Special Wargear
Traps(Trappers only): 20 pts Rare 8

Missile Weapons
Loose Debris(Throwing Knife): free
Short Bow: 6 gold
Sling: 5 gold
Scavanged Pistol: 10 gold(only one allowed per model) Rare 8

Armor
Light Armor: 5 gold
Shield: 5 gold
Helmet: 5 gold


Ogre Wargear Table

Hand-to-hand Weapons
Ogre Club: 15 gold
Ogre blade(sword): 15 gold
Double handed weapon:20 gold
Catheyen Longsword: 25 gold Rare 10

Ranged Weapons
Ogre Pistol: 20 gold(40 for Brace) Rare 7
Harpoon Launcher: 30 gold Rare 10
Chaintrap: 25 gold Rare 8

Armor
Light Armor: 20 gold
Heavy Armor: 50 gold
Ironfist: 10 gold
Helmet: 10 gold

Pet Gnoblars
Look-out Gnoblar : 25 gold. Availability: Rare 8
Luck-Gnoblar: 30 gold  Availability: Rare 10 
Sword-Gnoblar : 30 gold. Availability: Rare 8
Tooth-Gnoblar (Butcher only): 45 gold. Availability: Rare 10.

Wargear descriptions
Scavanged Pistol Gnoblars are extremely cunning and will always loot the dead for baubles and better weapons. Pistols are a much desired find, although the life of such a weapon, and the gnoblar wielding it, is invariably short.

Max Range: 6"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare shot, Save modifier, Hand-to-hand, Unreliable*

*The pistol will misfire on the roll of a 1 or 2 instead of just a 1

Traps: For every Gnoblar with Traps as Wargear, the ogre warband make place 2 markers on the table anywhere outside of the opposing warbands deployment zone. one marker is a trap, the other one is perfectly harmless debries. mark down which is which, underneath the marker is perfect. When a model(from friend or foe) comes within 2" of a marker, for any reason, the trap has been sprung or revealed to have been a harmless piece of junk. If it was a trap, the model immediatly takes a Str3 hit. Models that were running or charging when springing the trap also become knocked down regardless if a wound is caused or not and do not complete their movement. Models that were not running or charging may finish their movement(if any) after triggering a trap and the hit has been resolved. After a marker has been revealed remove it from play.

Ogre Club: The signiture weapon of the Ogre race, every ogre will have a club to call his own. these weapons can range from being simple weapons made out of ironbound tree limbs to crude iron blades.

Range: Close combat; Strength: as user; Special Rules: Concussion, Bludgeoning Weapon*

*Ogre Clubs have an extra save modifier of -1, so a Str4 model will inflict a -2 armor save modifier

Ironfist: These metal gauntlets resemble massive Punch-daggers, being covered in all manner of nasty spikes and studs.

Ironfists are shields in all respects. In addition, the wielder of an Ironfist gains an additional attack in close combat. This attack is made at the ogre's base strength and may not benifit from any other equipment or special rules the ogre benifits from.

Gutplate: All true ogres, except Butchers, wear this iconic posession. Gutplates can be made of of many different materials, but all have one purpose and that is to protect an ogre's gut.

A Gutplate gives it wearer a 6+ armor save that combines with other equipment normally. In addition, the first hit an ogre recieves every battle will be ignored on a 5+ as it bounces off its solid construction.

Cathayen Longsword: These weapons are incredibly rare and valuable, created with the finest craftmenship of far Cathey. Ogre Mercenaries are incredibly fond of these weapons as the blades are eternally sharp and swifter then the eye can track.

Range: Close Combat; Strength: as user; Special rules: Parry, Cutting Edge, Strike First

Ogre Pistol: Little more then modified empire handguns, these are popular weapons with Ogre maneaters.

Maximum Range: 24"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare Shot, Save modifier(-2), Hand-to-hand

Harpoon Launcher: Harpoon launchers are a popular ogre hunting weapon that also has great utility in combat.

Maximum Range: 36"; Str:6; Special rules: Move or Fire, Multiple Wounds(D3), Hunting Weapon*

*The firer of the Harpoon launcher gains a +1 bonus to hit if he is firing at a large target

Chaintrap: Another popular ogre hunting weapon. it consists of a steel or iron beartrap on a long length of chain which is then tossed in the general direction of the enemy. Even though the jaws rarely snap shut on their target, getting brained by 10 pounds of solid metal is enough to kill even a well armored man.

Maximum Range: 12"; Str5; Special Rules: Thrown Weapon, Jaws of Death*

*any roll of a 6 to wound with the Chaintrap will cause 2 wounds instead of 1 as the jaws close on their victim with a sickening squelsh. This replaces the normal critical hit sequence.

Look-out Gnoblar: The ogre gains the Dodge skill.

Luck-Gnoblar: The ogre may reroll one dice per battle. 2 Luck Gnoblars give their owner 2 rerolls.

Sword-Gnoblar: The ogre gains one additional Str2 attack in combat made at the WS and I of the owner.

Tooth-Gnoblar: Each Tooth-gnoblar lowers the casting difficulty of spells by one. Alternativly, the Butcher may use the Gnoblar as an ingrediant and lower the casting value of a spell by 4. This kills the Tooth-gnoblar, remove it from your wargear list.


Gastromancy spell chart

D6 roll

1: Bull Gorger: Difficulty 7
Range: 6"; The target model gains +1str, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

2: Toothcracker: Difficulty 7
Range 6"; The target model gains +1toughness, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

3: Bloodgruel: Difficulty 10
Range 6"; The target model immediatly regains a wound he lost earlier in the battle, can only be cast upon Ogres.

4: Bonecruncher: Difficulty 10
Range 12"; The target model suffers D6 str2 hits with no armor saves allowed. if the victim survives the spell, he permanantly loses 1A, 1I, or 1M, to a minimum of 1, for the rest of the battle. Successive castings of this spell are cumulative.

5: Trollguts: Difficulty 8
Range 6"; The target model gains a 5+ regeneration save that may be taken against any wounds suffered by the model this turn. this save is taken after any armor saves and before damage is applied, it may not be taken against Critical Hits.

6: Braingobbler: Difficulty 8
This spell targets all enemy models within 12", They must immediatly pass a Ld test or be totally rooted in fear. In their next turn, effected models must move as fast as possable away from all visable enemies. They may not charge into combat although they may use shooting weapons and cast magic as normal. Models that are immune to psycology and fear are immune to this spell as are any models in close combat.

Ogre Warband

Ogre Warbands may not have, or begin a campaign with, more then 6 Ogre Maneaters(including the captain) and may not have more Ogres then all their henchmen combined, except in the case of casualities sustained during a campaign.

Note on Ogres and Drugs: Ogres are extremely large, and as such require larger doses to be effected. An ogre only gains the effect of a Drug if he uses a double dosage. in addition, if an Ogre ever becomes addicted roll a D6. on a 4+ the addiction doesn't take hold.

Note on Equipment and Campaigns: Thinling equipment is, as one would expect, nearly impossable for Ogres to use and must be custom built to fit their massive frames and hands. When purchasing equipment from traders, Ogres must pay double the listed price to aquire an Ogre sized version of their desired weapon. Weapons and armor aquired from looting are unusable by the Ogres and must be sold or used by the Warbands gnoblars.


Heroes

1 Maneater Captain: 125 gold crowns to hire

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Weapons/armor: a Maneater Captain wears a gutplate. He may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also choose 2 skills from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large,

Leader: Any friendly Ogre or Gnoblar model within 6" of the Maneater Captain may use his Leadership characteristic when taking Leadership tests.

0-5 Ogre Maneaters: Costs 80 gold crowns to hire

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Weapons/armor: an Ogre Maneater wears a gutplate. he may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also choose one skill from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large,

Bully: Any gnoblars within 6" of the Maneater may use his Leadership exactly as if he was the Captain.

0-1 Butcher: Costs 100 gold crowns to hire

Occasionally, a Maneater will show an aptitude for the Shamanic rituals associated with the worship of the Great Maw. Such individuals are rare amoung Maneaters and, though their power cannot compare with the power of ogres marked at birth, their abilities are sufficient enough to bolster their comrades.

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Weapons/armor: a Butcher may choose weapons and wargear from the Ogre Wargear table as well as Butcher only items.

Special Rules: Fear, Large, Bully,

Wizard: Butchers are Wizards and are able to use spells from the Gastromancy spell chart. They may cast spells even if wearing armor.


Henchmen
(bought in groups of 1-10, except for Young-guts)

0-2 Ogre Young-guts: Costs 50 gold crowns to hire. Each Young-gut forms its own seperate group when gaining experience.

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Weapons/armor: an Ogre Young-gut wears a gutplate. he may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table.

Special Rules: Bully, Large Target,

Tough:A Young-gut is only killed after being taken out of action on a roll of a 1.

Off to see the World: If a young gut is the target of a 'Lads got Talent' role, the young gut may choose to go gain experience as a bodyguard. Promote the Young Gut to Ogre Maneater, increasing any lower stats to match, and sit the new hero out for 2 fights. When the Maneater returns, he may choose any one skill from the Been there, Done That table worth up to


Gnoblar: 10 Gold Crowns to hire

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Wargear/armor: Gnoblars are armed with daggers and a cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear table.

Special Rules:

Insignificant: Each Gnoblar counts as 1/2 a model for the purposes of determining when to take a Rout test. Gnoblars also do not count as friendly models for the purpose of taking an All Alone test except for other Gnoblars. Gnoblars also do not become Heroes, reroll all "The Lad's got Talent" results.

Bicker: At the start of each turn, every Gnoblar that is outside of line of sight to an Ogre that is not Stunned or Knocked Down must take a Ld test to see if it slacks off or picks a fight. If the test if failed then it may do no action this turn, though they will act as normal if attacked in CC. Gnoblars that are within 6" of gnoblars that have already failed their test take this test at a -1 per failed gnoblar.


Gnoblar Trapper: 15 Gold Crowns to hire

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Wargear/armor: Gnoblar Trappers are armed with daggers and a cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear Table.

Special Rules: Insignificant, Bicker

Sneaky Gits: Instead of deploying with the rest of the Warband, Gnoblar trappers may instead deploy anywhere on the battlefield so long as they are more then 12" away from any enemy models and deployed in cover.

Sabretusks: 50 Gold Crowns to hire.

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Weapons/armor: None

Special Rules: Fear

Animal: Sabretusks are animals and thus do not
gain experience.


Gnoblar Wargear Chart:

Hand-to-hand weapons
2nd Dagger: 2 gold
Hunting Knife(counts as Sword): 5 gold
Broken Spear shaft(Spear): 5 gold

Special Wargear
Traps(Trappers only): 20 pts Rare 8

Missile Weapons
Loose Debris(Throwing Knife): free
Short Bow: 6 gold
Sling: 5 gold
Scavanged Pistol: 10 gold(only one allowed per model) Rare 8

Armor
Light Armor: 5 gold
Shield: 5 gold
Helmet: 5 gold


Ogre Wargear Table

Hand-to-hand Weapons
Ogre Club: 15 gold
Ogre blade(sword): 15 gold
Double handed weapon:20 gold
Catheyen Longsword: 25 gold Rare 10

Ranged Weapons
Ogre Pistol: 20 gold(40 for Brace) Rare 7
Harpoon Launcher: 30 gold Rare 10
Chaintrap: 25 gold Rare 8

Armor
Light Armor: 20 gold
Heavy Armor: 50 gold
Ironfist: 10 gold
Helmet: 10 gold

Pet Gnoblars
Look-out Gnoblar : 25 gold. Availability: Rare 8
Luck-Gnoblar: 30 gold  Availability: Rare 10 
Sword-Gnoblar : 30 gold. Availability: Rare 8
Tooth-Gnoblar (Butcher only): 45 gold. Availability: Rare 10.

Wargear descriptions
Scavanged Pistol Gnoblars are extremely cunning and will always loot the dead for baubles and better weapons. Pistols are a much desired find, although the life of such a weapon, and the gnoblar wielding it, is invariably short.

Max Range: 6"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare shot, Save modifier, Hand-to-hand, Unreliable*

*The pistol will misfire on the roll of a 1 or 2 instead of just a 1

Traps: For every Gnoblar with Traps as Wargear, the ogre warband make place 2 markers on the table anywhere outside of the opposing warbands deployment zone. one marker is a trap, the other one is perfectly harmless debries. mark down which is which, underneath the marker is perfect. When a model(from friend or foe) comes within 2" of a marker, for any reason, the trap has been sprung or revealed to have been a harmless piece of junk. If it was a trap, the model immediatly takes a Str3 hit. Models that were running or charging when springing the trap also become knocked down regardless if a wound is caused or not and do not complete their movement. Models that were not running or charging may finish their movement(if any) after triggering a trap and the hit has been resolved. After a marker has been revealed remove it from play.

Ogre Club: The signiture weapon of the Ogre race, every ogre will have a club to call his own. these weapons can range from being simple weapons made out of ironbound tree limbs to crude iron blades.

Range: Close combat; Strength: as user; Special Rules: Concussion, Bludgeoning Weapon*

*Ogre Clubs have an extra save modifier of -1, so a Str4 model will inflict a -2 armor save modifier

Ironfist: These metal gauntlets resemble massive Punch-daggers, being covered in all manner of nasty spikes and studs.

Ironfists are shields in all respects. In addition, the wielder of an Ironfist gains an additional attack in close combat. This attack is made at the ogre's base strength and may not benifit from any other equipment or special rules the ogre benifits from.

Gutplate: All true ogres, except Butchers, wear this iconic posession. Gutplates can be made of of many different materials, but all have one purpose and that is to protect an ogre's gut.

A Gutplate gives it wearer a 6+ armor save that combines with other equipment normally. In addition, the first hit an ogre recieves every battle will be ignored on a 5+ as it bounces off its solid construction.

Cathayen Longsword: These weapons are incredibly rare and valuable, created with the finest craftmenship of far Cathey. Ogre Mercenaries are incredibly fond of these weapons as the blades are eternally sharp and swifter then the eye can track.

Range: Close Combat; Strength: as user; Special rules: Parry, Cutting Edge, Strike First

Ogre Pistol: Little more then modified empire handguns, these are popular weapons with Ogre maneaters.

Maximum Range: 24"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare Shot, Save modifier(-2), Hand-to-hand

Harpoon Launcher: Harpoon launchers are a popular ogre hunting weapon that also has great utility in combat.

Maximum Range: 36"; Str:6; Special rules: Move or Fire, Multiple Wounds(D3), Hunting Weapon*

*The firer of the Harpoon launcher gains a +1 bonus to hit if he is firing at a large target

Chaintrap: Another popular ogre hunting weapon. it consists of a steel or iron beartrap on a long length of chain which is then tossed in the general direction of the enemy. Even though the jaws rarely snap shut on their target, getting brained by 10 pounds of solid metal is enough to kill even a well armored man.

Maximum Range: 12"; Str5; Special Rules: Thrown Weapon, Jaws of Death*

*any roll of a 6 to wound with the Chaintrap will cause 2 wounds instead of 1 as the jaws close on their victim with a sickening squelsh. This replaces the normal critical hit sequence.

Look-out Gnoblar: The ogre gains the Dodge skill.

Luck-Gnoblar: The ogre may reroll one dice per battle. 2 Luck Gnoblars give their owner 2 rerolls.

Sword-Gnoblar: The ogre gains one additional Str2 attack in combat made at the WS and I of the owner.

Tooth-Gnoblar: Each Tooth-gnoblar lowers the casting difficulty of spells by one. Alternativly, the Butcher may use the Gnoblar as an ingrediant and lower the casting value of a spell by 4. This kills the Tooth-gnoblar, remove it from your wargear list.


Gastromancy spell chart

D6 roll

1: Bull Gorger: Difficulty 7
Range: 6"; The target model gains +1str, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

2: Toothcracker: Difficulty 7
Range 6"; The target model gains +1toughness, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

3: Bloodgruel: Difficulty 10
Range 6"; The target model immediatly regains a wound he lost earlier in the battle, can only be cast upon Ogres.

4: Bonecruncher: Difficulty 10
Range 12"; The target model suffers D6 str2 hits with no armor saves allowed. if the victim survives the spell, he permanantly loses 1A, 1I, or 1M, to a minimum of 1, for the rest of the battle. Successive castings of this spell are cumulative.

5: Trollguts: Difficulty 8
Range 6"; The target model gains a 5+ regeneration save that may be taken against any wounds suffered by the model this turn. this save is taken after any armor saves and before damage is applied, it may not be taken against Critical Hits.

6: Braingobbler: Difficulty 8
This spell targets all enemy models within 12", They must immediatly pass a Ld test or be totally rooted in fear. In their next turn, effected models must move as fast as possable away from all visable enemies. They may not charge into combat although they may use shooting weapons and cast magic as normal. Models that are immune to psycology and fear are immune to this spell as are any models in close combat.

"Been There, Done That" table Ogre Maneaters have traveled far and wide and have fought, and eaten, just about anything that crawls on the face of the earth. Been There, Done That skills may not be changed or lost for any reason once they are purchased.

Reikland Mercenary(Maneater Captain only): 20 gold
Having served under the leadership of Reikland Mercenaries, the Ogre has gained a better grasp of leadership. The Maneater's leadership range increases to 9''

Deadshot: 20 gold
The Ogre has become extremely skilled in the use of guns. The ogre adds +1 to his dice rolls to hit when using any type of Blackpowder weapon.

Marienburg Mercenary: 30 gold
The Ogre has gained some contacts in the merchant world, and acquired extra wealth, during his time with the Marienburg Mercenaries. The Maneater starts with a free pet gnoblar. The Ogre may reroll the dice when searching for Rare Items.

Mutated: 10 gold+mutation
The Maneater at some point in his travels became exposed to the mutating effects of Chaos when he ate the remains of a vile Spawn. While not the brightest move in his career, he does find the extra hand he grew the next day to be really useful. The Maneater may have one mutation from the mutations starting list at the price listed.

Served in a Witch Hunt: 20 gold
The Ogre served as a Mercenary under a Witch Hunter and has seen all kind of untold Horrers. The Maneater is immune to psycology.

Jungle Fighter: 15 gold
The Ogre has served in the hot steaming jungles of Lustria and been exposed to all kinds of vile poisons. The pathetic venoms of the rest of the world are as nothing in comparason. The Ogre is immune to Poison, such attacks must roll to wound as normal.

Nirnja Master: 30 gold
The Ogre was schooled in the mysterious Nirnja arts during his time as a bodyguard in Nippon. The Ogre gains +1A and will never suffer the penelties associated with fighting with just a fist.

Ogre Warband

Ogre Warbands may not have, or begin a campaign with, more then 6 Ogre Maneaters(including the captain) and may not have more Ogre Heroes then all their henchmen combined, except in the case of casualities sustained during a campaign.

Note on Ogres and Drugs: Ogres are extremely large, and as such require larger doses to be effected. An ogre only gains the effect of a Drug if he uses a double dosage. in addition, if an Ogre ever becomes addicted roll a D6. on a 4+ the addiction doesn't take hold.

Note on Equipment and Campaigns: Thinling equipment is, as one would expect, impossable for Ogres to use. Ogre versions of wargear must be custom built to fit their massive frames. When purchasing equipment from traders, Ogres must pay double the listed price to aquire an Ogre sized version of their desired weapon. Weapons and armor aquired from looting are unusable by the Ogres and must be sold or used by the Warbands gnoblars.


Heroes

1 Maneater Captain: 125 gold crowns to hire

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Weapons/armor: a Maneater Captain wears a gutplate. He may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also choose 2 skills from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large,

Leader: Any friendly Ogre or Gnoblar model within 6" of the Maneater Captain may use his Leadership characteristic when taking Leadership tests.

0-5 Ogre Maneaters: Costs 80 gold crowns to hire

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Weapons/armor: an Ogre Maneater wears a gutplate. he may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also choose one skill from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large,

Bully: Any gnoblars within 6" of the Maneater may use his Leadership exactly as if he was the Captain.

0-1 Butcher: Costs 100 gold crowns to hire

Occasionally, a Maneater will show an aptitude for the Shamanic rituals associated with the worship of the Great Maw. Such individuals are rare amoung Maneaters and, though their power cannot compare with the power of ogres marked at birth, their abilities are sufficient enough to bolster their comrades.

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Weapons/armor: a Butcher may choose weapons and wargear from the Ogre Wargear table as well as Butcher only items. He may also choose one skill from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large, Bully,

Wizard: Butchers are Wizards and are able to use spells from the Gastromancy spell chart. They may cast spells even if wearing armor.


Henchmen
(bought in groups of 1-10, except for Young-guts)

0-2 Ogre Young-guts: Costs 50 gold crowns to hire. Each Young-gut forms its own seperate group when gaining experience.

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Weapons/armor: an Ogre Young-gut wears a gutplate. he may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table.

Special Rules: Bully, Large Target,

Tough:A Young-gut is only killed after being taken out of action on a roll of a 1.

Off to see the World: If a young gut is the target of a 'Lads got Talent' role, the young gut may choose to go gain experience as a bodyguard. Promote the Young Gut to Ogre Maneater or Butcher, increasing any lower stats to match, and sit the new hero out for 2 fights. When the Maneater returns, he may choose any one skill from the Been there, Done That table.

Gnoblar: 10 Gold Crowns to hire

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Wargear/armor: Gnoblars are armed with daggers and a cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear table.

Special Rules:

Insignificant: Each Gnoblar counts as 1/2 a model for the purposes of determining when to take a Rout test. Gnoblars also do not count as friendly models for the purpose of taking an All Alone test except for other Gnoblars. Gnoblars also do not become Heroes, reroll all "The Lad's got Talent" results.

Bicker: At the start of each turn, every Gnoblar that is outside of line of sight to an Ogre that is not Stunned or Knocked Down must take a Ld test to see if it slacks off or picks a fight. If the test if failed then it may do no action this turn, though they will act as normal if attacked in CC. Gnoblars that are within 6" of gnoblars that have already failed their test take this test at a -1 per failed gnoblar.


Gnoblar Trapper: 15 Gold Crowns to hire

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Wargear/armor: Gnoblar Trappers are armed with daggers and a cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear Table.

Special Rules: Insignificant, Bicker

Sneaky Gits: Instead of deploying with the rest of the Warband, Gnoblar trappers may instead deploy anywhere on the battlefield so long as they are more then 12" away from any enemy models and deployed in cover.

Sabretusks: 50 Gold Crowns to hire.

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Weapons/armor: None

Special Rules: Fear

Animal: Sabretusks are animals and thus do not
gain experience.


Gnoblar Wargear Chart:

Hand-to-hand weapons
2nd Dagger: 2 gold
Hunting Knife(counts as Sword): 5 gold
Broken Spear shaft(Spear): 5 gold

Special Wargear
Traps(Trappers only): 20 pts Rare 8

Missile Weapons
Loose Debris(Throwing Knife): free
Short Bow: 6 gold
Sling: 5 gold
Scavanged Pistol: 10 gold(only one allowed per model) Rare 8

Armor
Light Armor: 5 gold
Shield: 5 gold
Helmet: 5 gold


Ogre Wargear Table

Hand-to-hand Weapons
Ogre Club: 15 gold
Ogre blade(sword): 15 gold
Double handed weapon:20 gold
Catheyen Longsword: 25 gold Rare 10

Ranged Weapons
Ogre Pistol: 20 gold(40 for Brace) Rare 7
Harpoon Launcher: 30 gold Rare 10
Chaintrap: 25 gold Rare 8

Armor
Light Armor: 20 gold
Heavy Armor: 50 gold
Ironfist: 10 gold
Helmet: 10 gold

Pet Gnoblars
Look-out Gnoblar : 25 gold. Availability: Rare 8
Luck-Gnoblar: 30 gold  Availability: Rare 10 
Sword-Gnoblar : 30 gold. Availability: Rare 8
Tooth-Gnoblar (Butcher only): 45 gold. Availability: Rare 10.

Wargear descriptions
Scavanged Pistol Gnoblars are extremely cunning and will always loot the dead for baubles and better weapons. Pistols are a much desired find, although the life of such a weapon, and the gnoblar wielding it, is invariably short.

Max Range: 6"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare shot, Save modifier, Hand-to-hand, Unreliable*

*The pistol will misfire on the roll of a 1 or 2 instead of just a 1

Traps: For every Gnoblar with Traps as Wargear, the ogre warband make place 2 markers on the table anywhere outside of the opposing warbands deployment zone. one marker is a trap, the other one is perfectly harmless debries. mark down which is which, underneath the marker is perfect. When a model(from friend or foe) comes within 2" of a marker, for any reason, the trap has been sprung or revealed to have been a harmless piece of junk. If it was a trap, the model immediatly takes a Str3 hit. Models that were running or charging when springing the trap also become knocked down regardless if a wound is caused or not and do not complete their movement. Models that were not running or charging may finish their movement(if any) after triggering a trap and the hit has been resolved. After a marker has been revealed remove it from play.

Ogre Club: The signiture weapon of the Ogre race, every ogre will have a club to call his own. these weapons can range from being simple weapons made out of ironbound tree limbs to crude iron blades.

Range: Close combat; Strength: as user; Special Rules: Concussion, Bludgeoning Weapon*

*Ogre Clubs have an extra save modifier of -1, so a Str4 model will inflict a -2 armor save modifier

Ironfist: These metal gauntlets resemble massive Punch-daggers, being covered in all manner of nasty spikes and studs.

Ironfists are shields in all respects. In addition, the wielder of an Ironfist gains an additional attack in close combat. This attack is made at the ogre's base strength and may not benifit from any other equipment or special rules the ogre benifits from.

Gutplate: All true ogres, except Butchers, wear this iconic posession. Gutplates can be made of of many different materials, but all have one purpose and that is to protect an ogre's gut.

A Gutplate gives it wearer a 6+ armor save that combines with other equipment normally. In addition, the first hit an ogre recieves every battle will be ignored on a 5+ as it bounces off its solid construction.

Cathayen Longsword: These weapons are incredibly rare and valuable, created with the finest craftmenship of far Cathey. Ogre Mercenaries are incredibly fond of these weapons as the blades are eternally sharp and swifter then the eye can track.

Range: Close Combat; Strength: as user; Special rules: Parry, Cutting Edge, Strike First

Ogre Pistol: Little more then modified empire handguns, these are popular weapons with Ogre maneaters.

Maximum Range: 24"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare Shot, Save modifier(-2), Hand-to-hand

Harpoon Launcher: Harpoon launchers are a popular ogre hunting weapon that also has great utility in combat.

Maximum Range: 36"; Str:6; Special rules: Move or Fire, Multiple Wounds(D3), Hunting Weapon*

*The firer of the Harpoon launcher gains a +1 bonus to hit if he is firing at a large target

Chaintrap: Another popular ogre hunting weapon. it consists of a steel or iron beartrap on a long length of chain which is then tossed in the general direction of the enemy. Even though the jaws rarely snap shut on their target, getting brained by 10 pounds of solid metal is enough to kill even a well armored man.

Maximum Range: 12"; Str5; Special Rules: Thrown Weapon, Jaws of Death*

*any roll of a 6 to wound with the Chaintrap will cause 2 wounds instead of 1 as the jaws close on their victim with a sickening squelsh. This replaces the normal critical hit sequence.

Look-out Gnoblar: The ogre gains the Dodge skill.

Luck-Gnoblar: The ogre may reroll one dice per battle. 2 Luck Gnoblars give their owner 2 rerolls.

Sword-Gnoblar: The ogre gains one additional Str2 attack in combat made at the WS and I of the owner.

Tooth-Gnoblar: Each Tooth-gnoblar lowers the casting difficulty of spells by one. Alternativly, the Butcher may use the Gnoblar as an ingrediant and lower the casting value of a spell by 4, if by doing this the casting difficulty is brought below 2 the spell is automatically cast. This kills the Tooth-gnoblar, remove it from your wargear list.


Gastromancy spell chart

D6 roll

1: Bull Gorger: Difficulty 6
Range: 6"; The target model gains +1str, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

2: Toothcracker: Difficulty 6
Range 6"; The target model gains +1toughness, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

3: Bloodgruel: Difficulty 6
Range 6"; The target model immediatly regains a wound he lost earlier in the battle, can only be cast upon Ogres.

4: Bonecruncher: Difficulty 8
Range 12"; The target model suffers D6 str2 hits with no armor saves allowed. if the victim survives the spell, he permanantly loses 1A, 1I, or 1M, to a minimum of 1, for the rest of the battle. Successive castings of this spell are cumulative.

5: Trollguts: Difficulty 8
Range 6"; The target model gains a 5+ regeneration save that may be taken against any wounds suffered by the model this turn. this save is taken after any armor saves and before damage is applied, it may not be taken against Critical Hits.

6: Braingobbler: Difficulty 8
This spell targets all enemy models within 6", They must immediatly pass a Ld test or be totally rooted in fear. In their next turn, effected models must move as fast as possable away from all visable enemies. They may not charge into combat although they may use shooting weapons and cast magic as normal. Models that are immune to psycology and fear are immune to this spell as are any models in close combat.

"Been There, Done That" table Ogre Maneaters have traveled far and wide, have fought, and eaten, just about anything that crawls on the face of the earth. Been There, Done That skills may not be changed or lost for any reason once they are purchased as they are an integral part of the Ogre himself.

Reikland Mercenary(Maneater Captain only): 20 gold
Having served under the leadership of Reikland Mercenaries, the Ogre has gained a better grasp of leadership. The Maneater's leadership range increases to 9''

Deadshot: 20 gold
The Ogre has become extremely skilled in the use of guns. The ogre adds +1 to his dice rolls to hit when using any type of Blackpowder weapon.

Marienburg Mercenary: 30 gold
The Ogre has gained some contacts in the merchant world, and acquired extra wealth, during his time with the Marienburg Mercenaries. The Maneater starts with a free pet gnoblar. The Ogre may reroll the dice when searching for Rare Items.

Mutated: 10 gold+mutation
The Maneater at some point in his travels became exposed to the mutating effects of Chaos when he ate the remains of a vile Spawn. While not the brightest move in his career, he does find the extra hand he grew the next day to be really useful. The Maneater may have one mutation from the mutations starting list at the price listed.

Served in a Witch Hunt: 20 gold
The Ogre served as a Mercenary under a Witch Hunter and has seen all kind of untold Horrers. The Maneater is immune to psycology.

Jungle Fighter: 15 gold
The Ogre has served in the hot steaming jungles of Lustria and been exposed to all kinds of vile poisons. The pathetic venoms of the rest of the world are as nothing in comparason. The Ogre is immune to Poison, such attacks must roll to wound as normal.

Nirnja Master: 30 gold
The Ogre was schooled in the mysterious Nirnja arts during his time as a bodyguard in Nippon. The Ogre gains +1A and will never suffer the penelties associated with fighting with just a fist.

Mawgazer: 30 gold(Butchers only)
The butcher has seen the face of his ravenous god and lived to tell the tale. The Maw has seen fit to bless his chosen one and the power of the Maw flows through him. The Butcher knows and may use 2 spells from the Gastromancy spell chart.

Ogre Warband

Ogre Warbands may not have, or begin a campaign with, more then 6 Ogre Maneaters(including the captain) and may not have more Ogre Heroes then all their henchmen combined, except in the case of casualities sustained during a campaign.

Note on Ogres and Drugs: Ogres are extremely large, and as such require larger doses to be effected. An ogre only gains the effect of a Drug if he uses a double dosage. in addition, if an Ogre ever becomes addicted roll a D6. on a 4+ the addiction doesn't take hold.

Note on Equipment and Campaigns: Thinling equipment is, as one would expect, impossable for Ogres to use. Ogre versions of wargear must be custom built to fit their massive frames. When purchasing equipment from traders, Ogres must pay double the listed price to aquire an Ogre sized version of their desired weapon. Weapons and armor aquired from looting are unusable by the Ogres and must be sold or used by the Warbands gnoblars.

Maximum Ogre Stat levels;

M8; WS8, BS6, Str6, T6, W6, I4, A5, Ld9


Heroes

1 Maneater Captain: 125 gold crowns to hire

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Weapons/armor: a Maneater Captain wears a gutplate. He may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also choose 2 skills from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large,

Leader: Any friendly Ogre or Gnoblar model within 6" of the Maneater Captain may use his Leadership characteristic when taking Leadership tests.

0-5 Ogre Maneaters: Costs 80 gold crowns to hire

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6---3---2--4--4--3--2--2---7

Weapons/armor: an Ogre Maneater wears a gutplate. he may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also choose one skill from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large,

Bully: Any gnoblars within 6" of the Maneater may use his Leadership exactly as if he was the Captain.

0-1 Butcher: Costs 100 gold crowns to hire

Occasionally, a Maneater will show an aptitude for the Shamanic rituals associated with the worship of the Great Maw. Such individuals are rare amoung Maneaters and, though their power cannot compare with the power of ogres marked at birth, their abilities are sufficient enough to bolster their comrades.

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6---3---2--4--4--3--2--2---7

Weapons/armor: a Butcher may choose weapons and wargear from the Ogre Wargear table as well as Butcher only items. He may also choose one skill from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large, Bully,

Wizard: Butchers are Wizards and are able to use spells from the Gastromancy spell chart. They may cast spells even if wearing armor.


Henchmen
(bought in groups of 1-10, except for Young-guts)

0-2 Ogre Young-guts: Costs 50 gold crowns to hire. Each Young-gut forms its own seperate group when gaining experience.

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5---2---1--4--4--2--2--2---6

Weapons/armor: an Ogre Young-gut wears a gutplate. he may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table.

Special Rules: Bully, Large Target,

Tough:A Young-gut is only killed after being taken out of action on a roll of a 1.

Off to see the World: If a young gut is the target of a 'Lads got Talent' role, the young gut may choose to go gain experience as a bodyguard. Promote the Young Gut to Ogre Maneater or Butcher, increasing any lower stats to match, and sit the new hero out for 2 fights. When the Maneater returns, he may choose any one skill from the Been there, Done That table.

Gnoblar: 10 Gold Crowns to hire

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4---2---3--2--2--1--3--1--5

Wargear/armor: Gnoblars are armed with daggers and a cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear table.

Special Rules:

Insignificant: Each Gnoblar counts as 1/2 a model for the purposes of determining when to take a Rout test. Gnoblars also do not count as friendly models for the purpose of taking an All Alone test except for other Gnoblars. Gnoblars also do not become Heroes, reroll all "The Lad's got Talent" results.

Bicker: At the start of each turn, every Gnoblar that is outside of line of sight to an Ogre that is not Stunned or Knocked Down must take a Ld test to see if it slacks off or picks a fight. If the test if failed then it may do no action this turn, though they will act as normal if attacked in CC. Gnoblars that are within 6" of gnoblars that have already failed their test take this test at a -1 per failed gnoblar.


Gnoblar Trapper: 15 Gold Crowns to hire

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4---2---3--2--2--1--3--1--6

Wargear/armor: Gnoblar Trappers are armed with daggers and a cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear Table.

Special Rules: Insignificant, Bicker

Sneaky Gits: Instead of deploying with the rest of the Warband, Gnoblar trappers may instead deploy anywhere on the battlefield so long as they are more then 12" away from any enemy models and deployed in cover.

Sabretusks: 50 Gold Crowns to hire.

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8---3---0--4--4--1--4--2--5

Weapons/armor: None

Special Rules: Fear

Animal: Sabretusks are animals and thus do not
gain experience.


Gnoblar Wargear Chart:

Hand-to-hand weapons
2nd Dagger: 2 gold
Hunting Knife(counts as Sword): 5 gold
Broken Spear shaft(Spear): 5 gold

Special Wargear
Traps(Trappers only): 20 pts Rare 8

Missile Weapons
Loose Debris(Throwing Knife): free
Short Bow: 6 gold
Sling: 5 gold
Scavanged Pistol: 10 gold(only one allowed per model) Rare 8

Armor
Light Armor: 5 gold
Shield: 5 gold
Helmet: 5 gold


Ogre Wargear Table

Hand-to-hand Weapons
Ogre Club: 15 gold
Ogre blade(sword): 15 gold
Double handed weapon:20 gold
Catheyen Longsword: 25 gold Rare 10

Ranged Weapons
Ogre Pistol: 20 gold(40 for Brace) Rare 7
Harpoon Launcher: 30 gold Rare 10
Chaintrap: 25 gold Rare 8

Armor
Light Armor: 20 gold
Heavy Armor: 50 gold
Ironfist: 10 gold
Helmet: 10 gold

Pet Gnoblars
Look-out Gnoblar : 25 gold. Availability: Rare 8
Luck-Gnoblar: 30 gold  Availability: Rare 10 
Sword-Gnoblar : 30 gold. Availability: Rare 8
Tooth-Gnoblar (Butcher only): 45 gold. Availability: Rare 10.

Wargear descriptions
Scavanged Pistol Gnoblars are extremely cunning and will always loot the dead for baubles and better weapons. Pistols are a much desired find, although the life of such a weapon, and the gnoblar wielding it, is invariably short.

Max Range: 6"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare shot, Save modifier, Hand-to-hand, Unreliable*

*The pistol will misfire on the roll of a 1 or 2 instead of just a 1

Traps: For every Gnoblar with Traps as Wargear, the ogre warband make place 2 markers on the table anywhere outside of the opposing warbands deployment zone. one marker is a trap, the other one is perfectly harmless debries. mark down which is which, underneath the marker is perfect. When a model(from friend or foe) comes within 2" of a marker, for any reason, the trap has been sprung or revealed to have been a harmless piece of junk. If it was a trap, the model immediatly takes a Str3 hit. Models that were running or charging when springing the trap also become knocked down regardless if a wound is caused or not and do not complete their movement. Models that were not running or charging may finish their movement(if any) after triggering a trap and the hit has been resolved. After a marker has been revealed remove it from play.

Ogre Club: The signiture weapon of the Ogre race, every ogre will have a club to call his own. these weapons can range from being simple weapons made out of ironbound tree limbs to crude iron blades.

Range: Close combat; Strength: as user; Special Rules: Concussion, Bludgeoning Weapon*

*Ogre Clubs have an extra save modifier of -1, so a Str4 model will inflict a -2 armor save modifier

Ironfist: These metal gauntlets resemble massive Punch-daggers, being covered in all manner of nasty spikes and studs.

Ironfists are shields in all respects. In addition, the wielder of an Ironfist gains an additional attack in close combat. This attack is made at the ogre's base strength and may not benifit from any other equipment or special rules the ogre benifits from.

Gutplate: All true ogres, except Butchers, wear this iconic posession. Gutplates can be made of of many different materials, but all have one purpose and that is to protect an ogre's gut.

A Gutplate gives it wearer a 6+ armor save that combines with other equipment normally. In addition, the first hit an ogre recieves every battle will be ignored on a 5+ as it bounces off its solid construction.

Cathayen Longsword: These weapons are incredibly rare and valuable, created with the finest craftmenship of far Cathey. Ogre Mercenaries are incredibly fond of these weapons as the blades are eternally sharp and swifter then the eye can track.

Range: Close Combat; Strength: as user; Special rules: Parry, Cutting Edge, Strike First

Ogre Pistol: Little more then modified empire handguns, these are popular weapons with Ogre maneaters.

Maximum Range: 24"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare Shot, Save modifier(-2), Hand-to-hand

Harpoon Launcher: Harpoon launchers are a popular ogre hunting weapon that also has great utility in combat.

Maximum Range: 36"; Str:6; Special rules: Move or Fire, Multiple Wounds(D3), Hunting Weapon*

*The firer of the Harpoon launcher gains a +1 bonus to hit if he is firing at a large target

Chaintrap: Another popular ogre hunting weapon. it consists of a steel or iron beartrap on a long length of chain which is then tossed in the general direction of the enemy. Even though the jaws rarely snap shut on their target, getting brained by 10 pounds of solid metal is enough to kill even a well armored man.

Maximum Range: 12"; Str5; Special Rules: Thrown Weapon, Jaws of Death*

*any roll of a 6 to wound with the Chaintrap will cause 2 wounds instead of 1 as the jaws close on their victim with a sickening squelsh. This replaces the normal critical hit sequence.

Look-out Gnoblar: The ogre gains the Dodge skill.

Luck-Gnoblar: The ogre may reroll one dice per battle. 2 Luck Gnoblars give their owner 2 rerolls.

Sword-Gnoblar: The ogre gains one additional Str2 attack in combat made at the WS and I of the owner.

Tooth-Gnoblar: Each Tooth-gnoblar lowers the casting difficulty of spells by one. Alternativly, the Butcher may use the Gnoblar as an ingrediant and lower the casting value of a spell by 4, if by doing this the casting difficulty is brought below 2 the spell is automatically cast. This kills the Tooth-gnoblar, remove it from your wargear list.


Gastromancy spell chart

D6 roll

1: Bull Gorger: Difficulty 6
Range: 6"; The target model gains +1str, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

2: Toothcracker: Difficulty 6
Range 6"; The target model gains +1toughness, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

3: Bloodgruel: Difficulty 6
Range 6"; The target model immediatly regains a wound he lost earlier in the battle, can only be cast upon Ogres.

4: Bonecruncher: Difficulty 8
Range 12"; The target model suffers D6 str2 hits with no armor saves allowed. if the victim survives the spell, he permanantly loses 1A, 1I, or 1M, to a minimum of 1, for the rest of the battle. Successive castings of this spell are cumulative.

5: Trollguts: Difficulty 8
Range 6"; The target model gains a 5+ regeneration save that may be taken against any wounds suffered by the model this turn. this save is taken after any armor saves and before damage is applied, it may not be taken against Critical Hits.

6: Braingobbler: Difficulty 8
This spell targets all enemy models within 6", They must immediatly pass a Ld test or be totally rooted in fear. In their next turn, effected models must move as fast as possable away from all visable enemies. They may not charge into combat although they may use shooting weapons and cast magic as normal. Models that are immune to psycology and fear are immune to this spell as are any models in close combat.

"Been There, Done That" table Ogre Maneaters have traveled far and wide, have fought, and eaten, just about anything that crawls on the face of the earth. Been There, Done That skills may not be changed or lost for any reason once they are purchased as they are an integral part of the Ogre himself.

Reikland Mercenary(Maneater Captain only): 20 gold
Having served under the leadership of Reikland Mercenaries, the Ogre has gained a better grasp of leadership. The Maneater's leadership range increases to 9''

Deadshot: 20 gold
The Ogre has become extremely skilled in the use of guns. The ogre adds +1 to his dice rolls to hit when using any type of Blackpowder weapon.

Marienburg Mercenary: 30 gold
The Ogre has gained some contacts in the merchant world, and acquired extra wealth, during his time with the Marienburg Mercenaries. The Maneater starts with a free pet gnoblar. The Ogre may reroll the dice when searching for Rare Items.

Mutated: 10 gold+mutation
The Maneater at some point in his travels became exposed to the mutating effects of Chaos when he ate the remains of a vile Spawn. While not the brightest move in his career, he does find the extra hand he grew the next day to be really useful. The Maneater may have one mutation from the mutations starting list at the price listed.

Served in a Witch Hunt: 20 gold
The Ogre served as a Mercenary under a Witch Hunter and has seen all kind of untold Horrers. The Maneater is immune to psycology.

Jungle Fighter: 15 gold
The Ogre has served in the hot steaming jungles of Lustria and been exposed to all kinds of vile poisons. The pathetic venoms of the rest of the world are as nothing in comparason. The Ogre is immune to Poison, such attacks must roll to wound as normal.

Nirnja Master: 30 gold
The Ogre was schooled in the mysterious Nirnja arts during his time as a bodyguard in Nippon. The Ogre gains +1A and will never suffer the penelties associated with fighting with just his fists.

Mawgazer: 30 gold(Butchers only)
The butcher has seen the face of his ravenous god and lived to tell the tale. The Maw has seen fit to bless his chosen one and the power of the Maw flows through him. The Butcher knows and may use 2 spells from the Gastromancy spell chart.

Ogre Skill table
_______________Combat____Shooting___Academic___Strength____Speed
Maneater Captain______X__________X_________X_________X________X
Ogre Maneater________X__________X___________________X________X
Ogre Butcher_________X__________X_________X_________X_________

Ogres are not particularly bright individuals nor are they the swiftest of creatures. All ogres with access to them are restricted to a single Academic and a single Speed skill each.

Ogre Warband

Ogre Warbands may not have, or begin a campaign with, more then 6 Ogre Maneaters(including the captain) and may not have more Ogre Heroes then all their henchmen combined, except in the case of casualities sustained during a campaign.

Note on Ogres and Drugs: Ogres are extremely large, and as such require larger doses to be effected. An ogre only gains the effect of a Drug if he uses a double dosage. in addition, if an Ogre ever becomes addicted roll a D6. on a 4+ the addiction doesn't take hold.

Note on Equipment and Campaigns: Thinling equipment is, as one would expect, impossable for Ogres to use. Ogre versions of wargear must be custom built to fit their massive frames. When purchasing equipment from traders, Ogres must pay double the listed price to aquire an Ogre sized version of their desired weapon. Weapons and armor aquired from looting are unusable by the Ogres and must be sold or used by the Warbands gnoblars.

Maximum Ogre Stat levels;

M8; WS8, BS6, Str6, T6, W6, I4, A5, Ld9


Heroes

1 Maneater Captain: 115 gold crowns to hire

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6---4---3--4--4--3--3--3--8

Weapons/armor: A Maneater Captain may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also choose 2 skills from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large,

Leader: Any friendly Ogre or Gnoblar model within 6" of the Maneater Captain may use his Leadership characteristic when taking Leadership tests.

0-5 Ogre Maneaters: Costs 80 gold crowns to hire

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6---3---2--4--4--3--3--2---7

Weapons/armor: An Ogre Maneater may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also choose one skill from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large,

Bully: Any gnoblars within 6" of the Maneater may use his Leadership exactly as if he was the Captain.

0-1 Butcher: Costs 100 gold crowns to hire

Occasionally, a Maneater will show an aptitude for the Shamanic rituals associated with the worship of the Great Maw. Such individuals are rare amoung Maneaters and, though their power cannot compare with the power of ogres marked at birth, their abilities are sufficient enough to bolster their comrades.

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6---3---2--4--4--3--3--2---7

Weapons/armor: a Butcher may choose weapons and wargear from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also choose one skill from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large, Bully,

Wizard: Butchers are Wizards and are able to use spells from the Gastromancy spell chart. They may cast spells even if wearing armor.


Henchmen
(bought in groups of 1-10, except for Young-guts)

0-2 Ogre Young-guts: Costs 50 gold crowns to hire. Each Young-gut forms its own seperate group when gaining experience.

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
5---2---1--4--4--2--2--2---6

Weapons/armor: an Ogre Young-gut may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table.

Special Rules: Bully, Large,

Tough:A Young-gut is only killed after being taken out of action on a roll of a 1.

Off to see the World: If a young gut is the target of a 'Lads got Talent' role, the young gut may choose to go gain experience as a bodyguard. Promote the Young Gut to Ogre Maneater or Butcher, increasing any lower stats to match, and sit the new hero out for 2 fights. When the Maneater returns, he may choose any one skill from the Been there, Done That table paying double its normal price(Taken from the Warband's treasury)

Gnoblar: 10 Gold Crowns to hire

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4---2---3--2--2--1--3--1--5

Wargear/armor: Gnoblars are armed with daggers and a cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear table.

Special Rules:

Insignificant: Each Gnoblar counts as 1/2 a model for the purposes of determining when to take a Rout test. Gnoblars also do not count as friendly models for the purpose of taking an All Alone test except for other Gnoblars. Gnoblars also do not become Heroes, reroll all "The Lad's got Talent" results.

Bicker: At the start of each turn, every Gnoblar that is outside of line of sight to an Ogre that is not Stunned or Knocked Down must take a Ld test to see if it slacks off or picks a fight. If the test if failed then it may do no action this turn, though they will act as normal if attacked in CC. Gnoblars that are within 6" of gnoblars that have already failed their test take this test at a -1 per failed gnoblar.


Gnoblar Trapper: 15 Gold Crowns to hire

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4---2---3--2--2--1--3--1--6

Wargear/armor: Gnoblar Trappers are armed with daggers and a cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear Table.

Special Rules: Insignificant, Bicker

Sneaky Gits: Instead of deploying with the rest of the Warband, Gnoblar trappers may instead deploy anywhere on the battlefield so long as they are more then 12" away from any enemy models and deployed in cover.

Sabretusks: 50 Gold Crowns to hire.

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
8---3---0--4--4--1--4--2--5

Weapons/armor: None

Special Rules: Fear

Animal: Sabretusks are animals and thus do not
gain experience.


Gnoblar Wargear Chart:

Hand-to-hand weapons
2nd Dagger: 2 gold
Hunting Knife(counts as Sword): 5 gold
Broken Spear shaft(Spear): 5 gold

Special Wargear
Traps(Trappers only): 20 pts Rare 8

Missile Weapons
Loose Debris(Throwing Knife): free
Short Bow: 6 gold
Sling: 5 gold
Scavanged Pistol: 10 gold(only one allowed per model) Rare 8

Armor
Light Armor: 5 gold
Shield: 5 gold
Helmet: 5 gold


Ogre Wargear Table

Hand-to-hand Weapons
Ogre Club: 15 gold
Ogre blade(sword): 15 gold
Double handed weapon:20 gold
Catheyen Longsword: 25 gold Rare 10

Ranged Weapons
Ogre Pistol: 20 gold(40 for Brace) Rare 7
Harpoon Launcher: 40 gold Rare 10
Chaintrap: 30 gold Rare 8

Armor
Gutplate: 30 gold Rare 8
Light Armor: 20 gold
Heavy Armor: 50 gold
Ironfist: 10 gold
Helmet: 10 gold

Pet Gnoblars
Look-out Gnoblar : 35 gold. Availability: Rare 10
Luck-Gnoblar: 35 gold  Availability: Rare 9 
Sword-Gnoblar : 30 gold. Availability: Rare 8

Wargear descriptions
Scavanged Pistol Gnoblars are extremely cunning and will always loot the dead for baubles and better weapons. Pistols are a much desired find, although the life of such a weapon, and the gnoblar wielding it, is invariably short.

Max Range: 6"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare shot, Save modifier, Hand-to-hand, Unreliable*

*The pistol will misfire on the roll of a 1 or 2 instead of just a 1

Traps: For every Gnoblar with Traps as Wargear, the ogre warband make place 2 markers on the table anywhere outside of the opposing warbands deployment zone. one marker is a trap, the other one is perfectly harmless debries. mark down which is which, underneath the marker is perfect. When a model(from friend or foe) comes within 2" of a marker, for any reason, the trap has been sprung or revealed to have been a harmless piece of junk. If it was a trap, the model immediatly takes a Str3 hit. Models that were running or charging when springing the trap also become knocked down regardless if a wound is caused or not and do not complete their movement. Models that were not running or charging may finish their movement(if any) after triggering a trap and the hit has been resolved. After a marker has been revealed remove it from play.

Ogre Club: The signiture weapon of the Ogre race, every ogre will have a club to call his own. these weapons can range from being simple weapons made out of ironbound tree limbs to crude iron blades.

Range: Close combat; Strength: as user; Special Rules: Concussion, Bludgeoning Weapon*

*Ogre Clubs have an extra save modifier of -1, so a Str4 model will inflict a -2 armor save modifier

Ironfist: These metal gauntlets resemble massive Punch-daggers, being covered in all manner of nasty spikes and studs.

Ironfists are shields in all respects. In addition, the wielder of an Ironfist gains an additional attack in close combat. This attack is made at the ogre's base strength and may not benifit from any other equipment or special rules the ogre benifits from.

Gutplate: All true ogres, except Butchers, will wear this iconic posession. Gutplates can be made of of many different materials, but all have one purpose and that is to protect an ogre's gut.

A Gutplate gives it wearer a 6+ armor save that combines with other equipment normally. In addition, the first hit an ogre recieves every battle will be ignored on a 5+ as it bounces off its solid construction.

Cathayen Longsword: These weapons are incredibly rare and valuable, created with the finest craftmenship of far Cathey. Ogre Mercenaries are incredibly fond of these weapons as the blades are eternally sharp and swifter then the eye can track.

Range: Close Combat; Strength: as user; Special rules: Parry, Cutting Edge, Strike First

Ogre Pistol: Little more then modified empire handguns, these are popular weapons with Ogre maneaters.

Maximum Range: 24"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare Shot, Save modifier(-2), Hand-to-hand

Harpoon Launcher: Harpoon launchers are a popular ogre hunting weapon that also has great utility in combat.

Maximum Range: 36"; Str:6; Special rules: Move or Fire, Hunting Weapon*

*The firer of the Harpoon launcher gains a +1 bonus to hit if he is firing at a large target

Chaintrap: Another popular ogre hunting weapon. it consists of a steel or iron beartrap on a long length of chain which is then tossed in the general direction of the enemy. Even though the jaws rarely snap shut on their target, getting brained by 10 pounds of solid metal is enough to kill even a well armored man.

Maximum Range: 12"; Str4; Special Rules: Thrown Weapon, Jaws of Death*

*any roll of a 6 to wound with the Chaintrap will cause 2 wounds instead of 1 as the jaws close on their victim with a sickening squelsh. This replaces the normal critical hit sequence.

Look-out Gnoblar: The ogre gains the Dodge skill.

Luck-Gnoblar: The ogre may reroll one dice per battle. 2 Luck Gnoblars give their owner 2 rerolls.

Sword-Gnoblar: The ogre gains one additional Str2 attack in combat made at the WS and I of the owner.


Gastromancy spell chart

D6 roll

1: Bull Gorger: Difficulty 7
Range: 6"; The target model gains +1str till the beginning of the next ogre turn, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

2: Toothcracker: Difficulty 7
Range 6"; The target model gains +1toughness till the beginning of the next ogre turn, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

3: Bloodgruel: Difficulty 8
Range 6"; The target model immediatly regains a wound he lost earlier in the battle, can only be cast upon Ogres.

4: Bonecruncher: Difficulty 8
Range 12"; The target model suffers D6 str2 hits with no armor saves allowed. if the victim survives the spell, he permanantly loses 1A, 1I, or 1M, to a minimum of 1, for the rest of the battle. Successive castings of this spell are cumulative.

5: Trollguts: Difficulty 8
Range 6"; The target model gains a 5+ regeneration save that may be taken against any wounds suffered by the model this turn. this save is taken after any armor saves and before damage is applied, it may not be taken against Critical Hits.

6: Braingobbler: Difficulty 9
This spell targets all enemy models within 6", They must immediatly pass a Ld test or be totally rooted in fear. In their next turn, effected models must move as fast as possable away from all visable enemies. They may not charge into combat although they may use shooting weapons and cast magic as normal. Models that are immune to psycology and fear are immune to this spell as are any models in close combat.

"Been There, Done That" table Ogre Maneaters have traveled far and wide, having fought, and eaten, just about anything that crawls on the face of the earth. Been There, Done That skills may not be changed or lost for any reason once they are purchased as they are an integral part of the Ogre himself. Once an Ogre is part of a Warband he may not gain additional skills from this table as they represent prior experiences.

Reikland Mercenary(Maneater Captain only): 20 gold
Having served under the leadership of Reikland Mercenaries, the Ogre has gained a better grasp of leadership. The Maneater's leadership range increases to 9''

Deadshot: 20 gold
The Ogre has become extremely skilled in the use of guns. The ogre adds +1 to his dice rolls to hit when using any type of Blackpowder weapon.

Marienburg Mercenary: 30 gold
The Ogre has gained some contacts in the merchant world, and acquired extra wealth, during his time with the Marienburg Mercenaries. The Maneater starts with a free pet gnoblar. The Ogre may reroll the dice when searching for Rare Items.

Mutated: 10 gold+mutation
The Maneater at some point in his travels became exposed to the mutating effects of Chaos when he ate the remains of a vile Spawn. While not the brightest move in his career, he does find the extra hand he grew the next day to be really useful. The Maneater may have one mutation from the mutations starting list at the price listed.

Served in a Witch Hunt: 20 gold
The Ogre served as a Mercenary under a Witch Hunter and has seen all kind of untold Horrers. The Maneater is immune to psycology.

Jungle Fighter: 15 gold
The Ogre has served in the hot steaming jungles of Lustria and been exposed to all kinds of vile poisons. The pathetic venoms of the rest of the world are as nothing in comparason. The Ogre is immune to Poison, such attacks must roll to wound as normal.

Nirnja Master: 30 gold
The Ogre was schooled in the mysterious Nirnja arts during his time as a bodyguard in Nippon. The Ogre gains +1A and will never suffer the penelties associated with fighting with just his fists.

Mawgazer: 30 gold(Butchers only)
The butcher has seen the face of his ravenous god and lived to tell the tale. The Maw has seen fit to bless his chosen one and the power of the Maw flows through him. The Butcher knows and may use 2 spells from the Gastromancy spell chart.

Ogre Skill table
_______________Combat____Shooting___Academic___Strength____Speed___Ogre skills
Maneater Captain______X__________X_________X_________X________X________X
Ogre Maneater________X__________X___________________X________X________X
Ogre Butcher_________X__________X___________________X_________________X

Ogres are not particularly bright individuals nor are they the swiftest of creatures. All ogres with access to them are restricted to a single Academic and a single Speed skill each.

Ogre Skills

Bellowing Roar (Maneater Captain only)
An Ogre leader expects challenges to his authority. One of the best ways to suppress a mutineer in the ranks is to give his ear drums a good pounding. This skill allows the Captain to reroll the first failed rout test.

Master of Arms
The Ogre learns how to use his size. He may now wield a Difficult to Use/two handed weapons and a hand weapon at the same time, but not two Difficult to Use/two handed weapons at the same time.

Gastronomical Apptitue(Butcher only)
After decades of eating food that could lay low an Irongut, the butcher can handle anything from trollguts to the heart of a chaos spawn. The Butcher may re-roll a single dice when casting a spell, but takes a S3 hit to represent the side effects of his more potent ingredients. He cannot be taken out of action from such a hit but can be knocked down or stunned as normal.

Bull Charge
Ogres learn to use their vast bulk in a charge, trampling the enemy to the ground. When charging, an Ogre with this skill may inflict a single automatic hit at his base strength instead of attacking normally. This attack may not take an enemy out of action but will effect him normally otherwise, treat Out of Action results as Stunned instead. This attack has the Strikes First special rule.

Swift Reflexes
This ogre has shown an incredible, for an ogre anyway, ability to react quickly. The ogre may reroll his first failed Inititive test per game.

Crushing Embrace
The ogre has developed a favored method of killing his enemies, grabbing them in his arms and crushing the very life out of them. The ogre may, instead of his normal attacks, make a single attack against one enemy model in base contact. If this attack hits the ogre has grabbed his victim. The model grabbed and the ogre both roll a D6 and add their strength. If the model grabbed has a score equal to or greater then the ogre's he immediatly breaks free and may inflict a single automatic hit on the ogre with any of his close combat weapons. But if the ogres score was greater, the model grabbed immediatly suffers a number of hits equal to the amount the ogre won by at the strength of the ogre.

The cost of the trappers seems prohibitive enough to where it would be difficult to keep the requirement of less Heroes then Henchmen and still go all trappers except with large warbands.

Ogre Warband

Ogre Warbands may not have, or begin a campaign with, more then 6 Ogre Maneaters(including the captain) and may not have more Ogre Heroes then all their henchmen combined, except in the case of casualities sustained during a campaign.

Note on Ogres and Drugs: Ogres are extremely large, and as such require larger doses to be effected. An ogre only gains the effect of a Drug if he uses a double dosage. in addition, if an Ogre ever becomes addicted roll a D6. on a 4+ the addiction doesn't take hold.

Note on Equipment and Campaigns: Thinling equipment is, as one would expect, impossable for Ogres to use. Ogre versions of wargear must be custom built to fit their massive frames. When purchasing equipment from traders, Ogres must pay double the listed price to aquire an Ogre sized version of their desired weapon. Weapons and armor aquired from looting are unusable by the Ogres and must be sold or used by the Warbands gnoblars.

Maximum Ogre Stat levels;

M8; WS8, BS6, Str6, T6, W6, I4, A5, Ld9


Heroes

1 Maneater Captain: 115 gold crowns to hire

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Weapons/armor: A Maneater Captain may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also purchase 2 skills from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large,

Leader: Any friendly Ogre or Gnoblar model within 6" of the Maneater Captain may use his Leadership characteristic when taking Leadership tests.

0-5 Ogre Maneaters: Costs 80 gold crowns to hire

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Weapons/armor: An Ogre Maneater may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also purchase one skill from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large,

Bully: Any gnoblars within 6" of the Maneater may use his Leadership exactly as if he was the Captain.

0-1 Butcher: Costs 100 gold crowns to hire

Occasionally, a Maneater will show an aptitude for the Shamanic rituals associated with the worship of the Great Maw. Such individuals are rare amoung Maneaters and, though their power cannot compare with the power of ogres marked at birth, their abilities are sufficient enough to bolster their comrades.

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Weapons/armor: a Butcher may choose weapons and wargear from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also purchase one skill from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large, Bully,

Wizard: Butchers are Wizards and are able to use spells from the Gastromancy spell chart. They may cast spells even if wearing armor.


Henchmen
(bought in groups of 1-10, except for Young-guts)

0-2 Ogre Young-guts: Costs 50 gold crowns to hire. Each Young-gut forms its own seperate group when gaining experience.

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Weapons/armor: an Ogre Young-gut may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table.

Special Rules: Bully, Large,

Tough:A Young-gut is only killed after being taken out of action on a roll of a 1.

Off to see the World: If a young gut is the target of a 'Lads got Talent' role, the young gut may choose to go gain experience as a bodyguard. Promote the Young Gut to Ogre Maneater or Butcher, increasing any lower stats to match, and sit the new hero out for 2 fights. When the Maneater returns, he may chpurchase one skill from the Been there, Done That table paying double its normal price(Taken from the Warband's treasury)

Gnoblar: 10 Gold Crowns to hire

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Wargear/armor: Gnoblars are armed with daggers and a cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear table.

Special Rules:

Insignificant: Each Gnoblar counts as 1/2 a model for the purposes of determining when to take a Rout test. Gnoblars also do not count as friendly models for the purpose of taking an All Alone test except for other Gnoblars. Gnoblars also do not become Heroes, reroll all "The Lad's got Talent" results.

Bicker: At the start of each turn, every Gnoblar that is outside of line of sight to an Ogre that is not Stunned or Knocked Down must take a Ld test to see if it slacks off or picks a fight. If the test if failed then it may do no action this turn, though they will act as normal if attacked in CC. Gnoblars that are within 6" of gnoblars that have already failed their test take this test at a -1 per failed gnoblar.


0-10 Gnoblar Trappers: 15 Gold Crowns to hire

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Wargear/armor: Gnoblar Trappers are armed with daggers and a cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear Table.

Special Rules: Insignificant, Bicker

Sneaky Gits: Instead of deploying with the rest of the Warband, Gnoblar trappers may instead deploy anywhere on the battlefield so long as they are more then 12" away from any enemy models and deployed in cover.

0-5 Sabretusks: 50 Gold Crowns to hire.

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Weapons/armor: None

Special Rules: Fear

Animal: Sabretusks are animals and thus do not
gain experience.


Gnoblar Wargear Chart:

Hand-to-hand weapons
2nd Dagger: 2 gold
Hunting Knife(counts as Sword): 5 gold
Broken Spear shaft(Spear): 5 gold

Special Wargear
Traps(Trappers only): 20 pts Rare 8

Missile Weapons
Loose Debris(Throwing Knife): free
Short Bow: 6 gold
Sling: 5 gold
Scavanged Pistol: 10 gold(only one allowed per model) Rare 8

Armor
Light Armor: 5 gold
Shield: 5 gold
Helmet: 5 gold


Ogre Wargear Table

Hand-to-hand Weapons
Ogre Club: 15 gold
Ogre blade(sword): 15 gold
Double handed weapon:20 gold
Catheyen Longsword: 25 gold Rare 10

Ranged Weapons
Ogre Pistol: 20 gold(40 for Brace) Rare 7
Harpoon Launcher: 40 gold Rare 10
Chaintrap: 30 gold Rare 8

Armor
Gutplate: 30 gold Rare 8
Light Armor: 20 gold
Heavy Armor: 50 gold
Ironfist: 10 gold
Helmet: 10 gold

Pet Gnoblars
Look-out Gnoblar : 35 gold. Availability: Rare 10
Luck-Gnoblar: 35 gold  Availability: Rare 9 
Sword-Gnoblar : 30 gold. Availability: Rare 8

Wargear descriptions
Scavanged Pistol Gnoblars are extremely cunning and will always loot the dead for baubles and better weapons. Pistols are a much desired find, although the life of such a weapon, and the gnoblar wielding it, is invariably short.

Max Range: 6"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare shot, Save modifier, Hand-to-hand, Unreliable*

*The pistol will misfire on the roll of a 1 or 2 instead of just a 1

Traps: For every Gnoblar with Traps as Wargear, the ogre warband make place 2 markers on the table anywhere outside of the opposing warbands deployment zone. one marker is a trap, the other one is perfectly harmless debries. mark down which is which, underneath the marker is perfect. When a model(from friend or foe) comes within 2" of a marker, for any reason, the trap has been sprung or revealed to have been a harmless piece of junk. If it was a trap, the model immediatly takes a Str3 hit. Models that were running or charging when springing the trap also become knocked down regardless if a wound is caused or not and do not complete their movement. Models that were not running or charging may finish their movement(if any) after triggering a trap and the hit has been resolved. After a marker has been revealed remove it from play.

Ogre Club: The signiture weapon of the Ogre race, every ogre will have a club to call his own. these weapons can range from being simple weapons made out of ironbound tree limbs to crude iron blades.

Range: Close combat; Strength: as user; Special Rules: Concussion, Bludgeoning Weapon*

*Ogre Clubs have an extra save modifier of -1, so a Str4 model will inflict a -2 armor save modifier

Ironfist: These metal gauntlets resemble massive Punch-daggers, being covered in all manner of nasty spikes and studs.

Ironfists are shields in all respects. In addition, the wielder of an Ironfist gains an additional attack in close combat. This attack is made at the ogre's base strength and may not benifit from any other equipment or special rules the ogre benifits from.

Gutplate: All true ogres, except Butchers, will wear this iconic posession. Gutplates can be made of of many different materials, but all have one purpose and that is to protect an ogre's gut.

A Gutplate gives it wearer a 6+ armor save that combines with other equipment normally. In addition, the first hit an ogre recieves every battle will be ignored on a 5+ as it bounces off its solid construction.

Cathayen Longsword: These weapons are incredibly rare and valuable, created with the finest craftmenship of far Cathey. Ogre Mercenaries are incredibly fond of these weapons as the blades are eternally sharp and swifter then the eye can track.

Range: Close Combat; Strength: as user; Special rules: Parry, Cutting Edge, Strike First

Ogre Pistol: Little more then modified empire handguns, these are popular weapons with Ogre maneaters.

Maximum Range: 24"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare Shot, Save modifier(-2), Hand-to-hand

Harpoon Launcher: Harpoon launchers are a popular ogre hunting weapon that also has great utility in combat.

Maximum Range: 36"; Str:6; Special rules: Move or Fire, Hunting Weapon*

*The firer of the Harpoon launcher gains a +1 bonus to hit if he is firing at a large target

Chaintrap: Another popular ogre hunting weapon. it consists of a steel or iron beartrap on a long length of chain which is then tossed in the general direction of the enemy. Even though the jaws rarely snap shut on their target, getting brained by 10 pounds of solid metal is enough to kill even a well armored man.

Maximum Range: 12"; Str4; Special Rules: Thrown Weapon, Jaws of Death*

*any roll of a 6 to wound with the Chaintrap will cause 2 wounds instead of 1 as the jaws close on their victim with a sickening squelsh. This replaces the normal critical hit sequence.

Look-out Gnoblar: The ogre gains the Dodge skill.

Luck-Gnoblar: The ogre may reroll one dice per battle. 2 Luck Gnoblars give their owner 2 rerolls.

Sword-Gnoblar: The ogre gains one additional Str2 attack in combat made at the WS and I of the owner.


Gastromancy spell chart

D6 roll

1: Bull Gorger: Difficulty 7
Range: 6"; The target model gains +1str till the beginning of the next ogre turn, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

2: Toothcracker: Difficulty 7
Range 6"; The target model gains +1toughness till the beginning of the next ogre turn, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

3: Bloodgruel: Difficulty 8
Range 6"; The target model immediatly regains a wound he lost earlier in the battle, can only be cast upon Ogres.

4: Bonecruncher: Difficulty 8
Range 12"; The target model suffers D6 str2 hits with no armor saves allowed. if the victim survives the spell, he permanantly loses 1A, 1I, or 1M, to a minimum of 1, for the rest of the battle. Successive castings of this spell are cumulative.

5: Trollguts: Difficulty 8
Range 6"; The target model gains a 5+ regeneration save that may be taken against any wounds suffered by the model this turn. this save is taken after any armor saves and before damage is applied, it may not be taken against Critical Hits.

6: Braingobbler: Difficulty 9
This spell targets all enemy models within 6", They must immediatly pass a Ld test or be totally rooted in fear. In their next turn, effected models must move as fast as possable away from all visable enemies. They may not charge into combat although they may use shooting weapons and cast magic as normal. Models that are immune to psycology and fear are immune to this spell as are any models in close combat.

"Been There, Done That" table Ogre Maneaters have traveled far and wide, having fought, and eaten, just about anything that crawls on the face of the earth. Been There, Done That skills may not be changed or lost for any reason once they are purchased as they are an integral part of the Ogre himself. Once an Ogre is part of a Warband he may not gain additional skills from this table as they represent prior experiences.

Reikland Mercenary(Maneater Captain only): 20 gold
Having served under the leadership of Reikland Mercenaries, the Ogre has gained a better grasp of leadership. The Maneater's leadership range increases to 9''

Deadshot: 20 gold
The Ogre has become extremely skilled in the use of guns. The ogre adds +1 to his dice rolls to hit when using any type of Blackpowder weapon.

Marienburg Mercenary: 30 gold
The Ogre has gained some contacts in the merchant world, and acquired extra wealth, during his time with the Marienburg Mercenaries. The Maneater starts with a free pet gnoblar. The Ogre may reroll the dice when searching for Rare Items.

Mutated: 10 gold+mutation
The Maneater at some point in his travels became exposed to the mutating effects of Chaos when he ate the remains of a vile Spawn. While not the brightest move in his career, he does find the extra hand he grew the next day to be really useful. The Maneater may have one mutation from the mutations starting list at the price listed.

Served in a Witch Hunt: 20 gold
The Ogre served as a Mercenary under a Witch Hunter and has seen all kind of untold Horrers. The Maneater is immune to psycology.

Jungle Fighter: 15 gold
The Ogre has served in the hot steaming jungles of Lustria and been exposed to all kinds of vile poisons. The pathetic venoms of the rest of the world are as nothing in comparason. The Ogre is immune to Poison, such attacks must roll to wound as normal.

Nirnja Master: 30 gold
The Ogre was schooled in the mysterious Nirnja arts during his time as a bodyguard in Nippon. The Ogre gains +1A and will never suffer the penelties associated with fighting with just his fists.

Mawgazer: 30 gold(Butchers only)
The butcher has seen the face of his ravenous god and lived to tell the tale. The Maw has seen fit to bless his chosen one and the power of the Maw flows through him. The Butcher knows and may use 2 spells from the Gastromancy spell chart.

Ogre Skill table
_______________Combat____Shooting___Academic___Strength____Speed___Ogre skills
Maneater Captain______X__________X_________X_________X__________________X
Ogre Maneater________X__________X___________________X__________________X
Ogre Butcher_________X__________X___________________X__________________X

Ogres are not particularly bright individuals nor are they the swiftest of creatures. All ogres are limited to a maximum of 5 skills and may not have more then 2 skills from the same catagory. Also, Maneater Captains may only ever choose one Academic skill.

Ogre Skills

Bellowing Roar (Maneater Captain only)
An Ogre leader expects challenges to his authority. One of the best ways to suppress a mutineer in the ranks is to give his ear drums a good pounding. This skill allows the Captain to reroll the first failed rout test.

Master of Arms
The Ogre learns how to use his size. He may now wield a Difficult to Use/two handed weapons and a hand weapon at the same time, but not two Difficult to Use/two handed weapons at the same time.

Gastronomical Apptitue(Butcher only)
After decades of eating food that could lay low an Irongut, the butcher can handle anything from trollguts to the heart of a chaos spawn. The Butcher may re-roll a single dice when casting a spell, but takes a S3 hit to represent the side effects of his more potent ingredients. He cannot be taken out of action from such a hit but can be knocked down or stunned as normal.

Bull Charge
Ogres learn to use their vast bulk in a charge, trampling the enemy to the ground. When charging, an Ogre with this skill may inflict a single automatic hit at his base strength instead of attacking normally. This attack may not take an enemy out of action but will effect him normally otherwise, treat Out of Action results as Stunned instead. This attack has the Strikes First special rule.

Swift Reflexes
This ogre has shown an incredible, for an ogre anyway, ability to react quickly. The ogre may reroll his first failed Inititive test per game.

Crushing Embrace
The ogre has developed a favored method of killing his enemies, grabbing them in his arms and crushing the very life out of them. The ogre may, instead of his normal attacks, make a single attack against one enemy model in base contact. If this attack hits the ogre has grabbed his victim. The model grabbed and the ogre both roll a D6 and add their strength. If the model grabbed has a score equal to or greater then the ogre's he immediatly breaks free and may inflict a single automatic hit on the ogre with any of his close combat weapons. But if the ogres score was greater, the model grabbed immediatly suffers a number of hits equal to the amount the ogre won by at the strength of the ogre.

Ogre Warband

Ogre Warbands may not have, or begin a campaign with, more then 6 Ogre Maneaters(including the captain) and may not have more Ogre Heroes then all their henchmen combined, except in the case of casualities sustained during a campaign.

Warband Rating:Each Ogre(Captain, Maneater, Butcher, and Young-gut)) in the Warband increases the Warband rating by 15 in addition to the normal amount the Warband would be worth. So a Warband with 3 Ogres and 10 Gnoblars with no experience points would have a rating of 110, 65 for models plus another 45 for having 3 Ogres.

Note on Ogres and Drugs: Ogres are extremely large, and as such require larger doses to be effected. An ogre only gains the effect of a Drug if he uses a double dosage. in addition, if an Ogre ever becomes addicted roll a D6. on a 4+ the addiction doesn't take hold.

Note on Equipment and Campaigns: Thinling equipment is, as one would expect, impossable for Ogres to use. Ogre versions of wargear must be custom built to fit their massive frames. When purchasing equipment from traders, Ogres must pay double the listed price to aquire an Ogre sized version of their desired weapon. Weapons and armor aquired from looting are unusable by the Ogres and must be sold or used by the Warbands gnoblars.

Maximum Ogre Stat levels;

M8; WS8, BS6, Str6, T6, W6, I4, A5, Ld9


Heroes

1 Maneater Captain: 115 gold crowns to hire

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Weapons/armor: A Maneater Captain may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also purchase 2 skills from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large,

Leader: Any friendly Ogre or Gnoblar model within 6" of the Maneater Captain may use his Leadership characteristic when taking Leadership tests.

0-5 Ogre Maneaters: Costs 80 gold crowns to hire

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Weapons/armor: An Ogre Maneater may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also purchase one skill from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large,

Bully: Any gnoblars within 6" of the Maneater may use his Leadership exactly as if he was the Captain.

0-1 Butcher: Costs 100 gold crowns to hire

Occasionally, a Maneater will show an aptitude for the Shamanic rituals associated with the worship of the Great Maw. Such individuals are rare amoung Maneaters and, though their power cannot compare with the power of ogres marked at birth, their abilities are sufficient enough to bolster their comrades.

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Weapons/armor: a Butcher may choose weapons and wargear from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also purchase one skill from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large, Bully,

Wizard: Butchers are Wizards and are able to use spells from the Gastromancy spell chart. They may cast spells even if wearing armor.

0-2 Gnoblar Snarefinger: 30 Gold Crowns to hire

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Wargear/armor: Gnoblar Snarefingers are armed with a dagger and cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear table.

Special Rules: Insignificant, Bicker,

Sneaky Gits: Instead of deploying with the rest of the Warband, Gnoblar trappers and Snarefingers may instead deploy anywhere on the battlefield so long as they are more then 12" away from any enemy models and deployed in cover.

Sharp Eyes: Snarefingers are highly valued by Ogres because of their incredible ability to find things, which the Ogres often relieve them of. Snarefingers roll 2 dice and may choose which to apply to the Exploration chart total.

Henchmen
(bought in groups of 1-10, except for Young-guts)

0-2 Ogre Young-guts: Costs 50 gold crowns to hire. Each Young-gut forms its own seperate group when gaining experience.

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Weapons/armor: an Ogre Young-gut may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table.

Special Rules: Bully, Large,

Tough:A Young-gut is only killed after being taken out of action on a roll of a 1.

Off to see the World: If a young gut is the target of a 'Lads got Talent' role, the young gut may choose to go gain experience as a bodyguard. Promote the Young Gut to Ogre Maneater or Butcher, increasing any lower stats to match, and sit the new hero out for 2 fights. When the Maneater returns, he may chpurchase one skill from the Been there, Done That table paying double its normal price(Taken from the Warband's treasury)

Gnoblar: 15 Gold Crowns to hire

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Wargear/armor: Gnoblars are armed with a dagger and cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear table.

Special Rules:

Insignificant: Each Gnoblar counts as 1/2 a model for the purposes of determining when to take a Rout test. Gnoblars also do not count as friendly models for the purpose of taking an All Alone test except for other Gnoblars.

Bicker: At the start of each turn, every Gnoblar that is outside of line of sight to an Ogre that is not Stunned or Knocked Down must take a Ld test to see if it slacks off or picks a fight. If the test if failed then it may do no action this turn, though they will act as normal if attacked in CC. Gnoblars that are within 6" of gnoblars that have already failed their test take this test at a -1 per failed gnoblar.


0-10 Gnoblar Trappers: 20 Gold Crowns to hire

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Wargear/armor: Gnoblar Trappers are armed with a dagger and cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear Table.

Special Rules: Insignificant, Bicker, Sneaky Gits


0-5 Sabretusks: 50 Gold Crowns to hire.

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Weapons/armor: None

Special Rules: Fear

Animal: Sabretusks are animals and thus do not
gain experience.


Gnoblar Wargear Chart:

Hand-to-hand weapons
2nd Dagger: 2 gold
Hunting Knife(counts as Sword): 5 gold
Broken Spear shaft(Spear): 5 gold

Special Wargear
Traps(Trappers only): 20 pts Rare 8

Missile Weapons
Loose Debris(Throwing Knife): free
Short Bow: 6 gold
Sling: 5 gold
Scavanged Pistol: 10 gold(only one allowed per model) Rare 8

Armor
Light Armor: 5 gold
Shield: 5 gold
Helmet: 5 gold


Ogre Wargear Table

Hand-to-hand Weapons
Ogre Club: 15 gold
Ogre blade(sword): 15 gold
Double handed weapon:20 gold
Catheyen Longsword: 25 gold Rare 10

Ranged Weapons
Ogre Pistol: 20 gold(40 for Brace) Rare 7
Harpoon Launcher: 40 gold Rare 10
Chaintrap: 30 gold Rare 8

Armor
Gutplate: 30 gold Rare 8
Light Armor: 20 gold
Heavy Armor: 50 gold
Ironfist: 10 gold
Helmet: 10 gold

Pet Gnoblars
Look-out Gnoblar : 35 gold. Availability: Rare 10
Luck-Gnoblar: 35 gold  Availability: Rare 9 
Sword-Gnoblar : 30 gold. Availability: Rare 8

Wargear descriptions
Scavanged Pistol Gnoblars are extremely cunning and will always loot the dead for baubles and better weapons. Pistols are a much desired find, although the life of such a weapon, and the gnoblar wielding it, is invariably short.

Max Range: 6"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare shot, Save modifier, Hand-to-hand, Unreliable*

*The pistol will misfire on the roll of a 1 or 2 instead of just a 1

Traps: For every Gnoblar with Traps as Wargear, the ogre warband make place 2 markers on the table anywhere outside of the opposing warbands deployment zone. one marker is a trap, the other one is perfectly harmless debries. mark down which is which, underneath the marker is perfect. When a model(from friend or foe) comes within 2" of a marker, for any reason, the trap has been sprung or revealed to have been a harmless piece of junk. If it was a trap, the model immediatly takes a Str3 hit. Models that were running or charging when springing the trap also become knocked down regardless if a wound is caused or not and do not complete their movement. Models that were not running or charging may finish their movement(if any) after triggering a trap and the hit has been resolved. After a marker has been revealed remove it from play.

Ogre Club: The signiture weapon of the Ogre race, every ogre will have a club to call his own. these weapons can range from being simple weapons made out of ironbound tree limbs to crude iron blades.

Range: Close combat; Strength: as user; Special Rules: Concussion, Bludgeoning Weapon*

*Ogre Clubs have an extra save modifier of -1, so a Str4 model will inflict a -2 armor save modifier

Ironfist: These metal gauntlets resemble massive Punch-daggers, being covered in all manner of nasty spikes and studs.

Ironfists are shields in all respects. In addition, the wielder of an Ironfist gains an additional attack in close combat. This attack is made at the ogre's base strength and may not benifit from any other equipment or special rules the ogre benifits from.

Gutplate: All true ogres, except Butchers, will wear this iconic posession. Gutplates can be made of of many different materials, but all have one purpose and that is to protect an ogre's gut.

A Gutplate gives it wearer a 6+ armor save that combines with other equipment normally. In addition, the first hit an ogre recieves every battle will be ignored on a 5+ as it bounces off its solid construction.

Cathayen Longsword: These weapons are incredibly rare and valuable, created with the finest craftmenship of far Cathey. Ogre Mercenaries are incredibly fond of these weapons as the blades are eternally sharp and swifter then the eye can track.

Range: Close Combat; Strength: as user; Special rules: Parry, Cutting Edge, Strike First

Ogre Pistol: Little more then modified empire handguns, these are popular weapons with Ogre maneaters.

Maximum Range: 24"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare Shot, Save modifier(-2), Hand-to-hand

Harpoon Launcher: Harpoon launchers are a popular ogre hunting weapon that also has great utility in combat.

Maximum Range: 36"; Str:6; Special rules: Move or Fire, Hunting Weapon*

*The firer of the Harpoon launcher gains a +1 bonus to hit if he is firing at a large target

Chaintrap: Another popular ogre hunting weapon. it consists of a steel or iron beartrap on a long length of chain which is then tossed in the general direction of the enemy. Even though the jaws rarely snap shut on their target, getting brained by 10 pounds of solid metal is enough to kill even a well armored man.

Maximum Range: 12"; Str4; Special Rules: Thrown Weapon, Jaws of Death*

*any roll of a 6 to wound with the Chaintrap will cause 2 wounds instead of 1 as the jaws close on their victim with a sickening squelsh. This replaces the normal critical hit sequence.

Look-out Gnoblar: The ogre gains the Dodge skill.

Luck-Gnoblar: The ogre may reroll one dice per battle. 2 Luck Gnoblars give their owner 2 rerolls.

Sword-Gnoblar: The ogre gains one additional Str2 attack in combat made at the WS and I of the owner.


Gastromancy spell chart

D6 roll

1: Bull Gorger: Difficulty 7
Range: 6"; The target model gains +1str till the beginning of the next ogre turn, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

2: Toothcracker: Difficulty 7
Range 6"; The target model gains +1toughness till the beginning of the next ogre turn, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

3: Bloodgruel: Difficulty 8
Range 6"; The target model immediatly regains a wound he lost earlier in the battle, can only be cast upon Ogres.

4: Bonecruncher: Difficulty 8
Range 12"; The target model suffers D6 str2 hits with no armor saves allowed. if the victim survives the spell, he permanantly loses 1A, 1I, or 1M, to a minimum of 1, for the rest of the battle. Successive castings of this spell are cumulative.

5: Trollguts: Difficulty 8
Range 6"; The target model gains a 5+ regeneration save that may be taken against any wounds suffered by the model this turn. this save is taken after any armor saves and before damage is applied, it may not be taken against Critical Hits.

6: Braingobbler: Difficulty 9
This spell targets all enemy models within 6", They must immediatly pass a Ld test or be totally rooted in fear. In their next turn, effected models must move as fast as possable away from all visable enemies. They may not charge into combat although they may use shooting weapons and cast magic as normal. Models that are immune to psycology and fear are immune to this spell as are any models in close combat.

"Been There, Done That" table Ogre Maneaters have traveled far and wide, having fought, and eaten, just about anything that crawls on the face of the earth. Been There, Done That skills may not be changed or lost for any reason once they are purchased as they are an integral part of the Ogre himself. Once an Ogre is part of a Warband he may not gain additional skills from this table as they represent prior experiences.

Reikland Mercenary(Maneater Captain only): 20 gold
Having served under the leadership of Reikland Mercenaries, the Ogre has gained a better grasp of leadership. The Maneater's leadership range increases to 9''

Deadshot: 20 gold
The Ogre has become extremely skilled in the use of guns. The ogre adds +1 to his dice rolls to hit when using any type of Blackpowder weapon.

Marienburg Mercenary: 30 gold
The Ogre has gained some contacts in the merchant world, and acquired extra wealth, during his time with the Marienburg Mercenaries. The Maneater starts with a free pet gnoblar. The Ogre may reroll the dice when searching for Rare Items.

Mutated: 10 gold+mutation
The Maneater at some point in his travels became exposed to the mutating effects of Chaos when he ate the remains of a vile Spawn. While not the brightest move in his career, he does find the extra hand he grew the next day to be really useful. The Maneater may have one mutation from the mutations starting list at the price listed.

Served in a Witch Hunt: 20 gold
The Ogre served as a Mercenary under a Witch Hunter and has seen all kind of untold Horrers. The Maneater is immune to psycology.

Jungle Fighter: 15 gold
The Ogre has served in the hot steaming jungles of Lustria and been exposed to all kinds of vile poisons. The pathetic venoms of the rest of the world are as nothing in comparason. The Ogre is immune to Poison, such attacks must roll to wound as normal.

Nirnja Master: 30 gold
The Ogre was schooled in the mysterious Nirnja arts during his time as a bodyguard in Nippon. The Ogre gains +1A and will never suffer the penelties associated with fighting with just his fists.

Mawgazer: 30 gold(Butchers only)
The butcher has seen the face of his ravenous god and lived to tell the tale. The Maw has seen fit to bless his chosen one and the power of the Maw flows through him. The Butcher knows and may use 2 spells from the Gastromancy spell chart.

Ogre Skill table
_______________Combat____Shooting___Academic___Strength____Speed___Ogre skills
Maneater Captain______X__________X_________X_________X__________________X
Ogre Maneater________X__________X___________________X__________________X
Ogre Butcher_________X__________X___________________X__________________X

Ogres are not particularly bright individuals nor are they the swiftest of creatures. All ogres are limited to a maximum of 5 skills and may not have more then 2 skills from the same catagory. Also, Maneater Captains may only ever choose one Academic skill.

Ogre Skills

Bellowing Roar (Maneater Captain only)
An Ogre leader expects challenges to his authority. One of the best ways to suppress a mutineer in the ranks is to give his ear drums a good pounding. This skill allows the Captain to reroll the first failed rout test.

Master of Arms
The Ogre learns how to use his size. He may now wield a Difficult to Use/two handed weapons and a hand weapon at the same time, but not two Difficult to Use/two handed weapons at the same time.

Gastronomical Apptitue(Butcher only)
After decades of eating food that could lay low an Irongut, the butcher can handle anything from trollguts to the heart of a chaos spawn. The Butcher may re-roll a single dice when casting a spell, but takes a S3 hit to represent the side effects of his more potent ingredients. He cannot be taken out of action from such a hit but can be knocked down or stunned as normal.

Bull Charge
Ogres learn to use their vast bulk in a charge, trampling the enemy to the ground. When charging, an Ogre with this skill may inflict a single automatic hit at his base strength instead of attacking normally. This attack may not take an enemy out of action but will effect him normally otherwise, treat Out of Action results as Stunned instead. This attack has the Strikes First special rule.

Swift Reflexes
This ogre has shown an incredible, for an ogre anyway, ability to react quickly. The ogre may reroll his first failed Inititive test per game.

Crushing Embrace
The ogre has developed a favored method of killing his enemies, grabbing them in his arms and crushing the very life out of them. The ogre may, instead of his normal attacks, make a single attack against one enemy model in base contact. If this attack hits the ogre has grabbed his victim. The model grabbed and the ogre both roll a D6 and add their strength. If the model grabbed has a score equal to or greater then the ogre's he immediatly breaks free and may inflict a single automatic hit on the ogre with any of his close combat weapons. But if the ogres score was greater, the model grabbed immediatly suffers a number of hits equal to the amount the ogre won by at the strength of the ogre.

Ogre Warband

Ogre Warbands may not have, or begin a campaign with, more then 6 Ogre Maneaters(including the captain) and may not have more Ogre Heroes then all their henchmen combined, except in the case of casualities sustained during a campaign.

Warband Rating:Each Ogre(Captain, Maneater, Butcher, and Young-gut)) in the Warband increases the Warband rating by 15 in addition to the normal amount the Warband would be worth. So a Warband with 3 Ogres and 10 Gnoblars with no experience points would have a rating of 110, 65 for models plus another 45 for having 3 Ogres.

Note on Ogres and Drugs: Ogres are extremely large, and as such require larger doses to be effected. An ogre only gains the effect of a Drug if he uses a double dosage. in addition, if an Ogre ever becomes addicted roll a D6. on a 4+ the addiction doesn't take hold.

Note on Equipment and Campaigns: Thinling equipment is, as one would expect, impossable for Ogres to use. Ogre versions of wargear must be custom built to fit their massive frames. When purchasing equipment from traders, Ogres must pay double the listed price to aquire an Ogre sized version of their desired weapon. Weapons and armor aquired from looting are unusable by the Ogres and must be sold or used by the Warbands gnoblars.

Maximum Ogre Stat levels;

M8; WS8, BS6, Str6, T6, W6, I4, A5, Ld9


Heroes

1 Maneater Captain: 115 gold crowns to hire

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6---4---3--4--4--3--3--3--8

Weapons/armor: A Maneater Captain may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also purchase 2 skills from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large,

Leader: Any friendly Ogre or Gnoblar model within 6" of the Maneater Captain may use his Leadership characteristic when taking Leadership tests.

0-5 Ogre Maneaters: Costs 80 gold crowns to hire

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6---3---2--4--4--3--3--2---7

Weapons/armor: An Ogre Maneater may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also purchase one skill from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large,

Bully: Any gnoblars within 6" of the Maneater may use his Leadership exactly as if he was the Captain.

0-1 Butcher: Costs 100 gold crowns to hire

Occasionally, a Maneater will show an aptitude for the Shamanic rituals associated with the worship of the Great Maw. Such individuals are rare amoung Maneaters and, though their power cannot compare with the power of ogres marked at birth, their abilities are sufficient enough to bolster their comrades.

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6---3---2--4--4--3--3--2---7

Weapons/armor: a Butcher may choose weapons and wargear from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also purchase one skill from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large, Bully,

Wizard: Butchers are Wizards and are able to use spells from the Gastromancy spell chart. They may cast spells even if wearing armor.

0-2 Gnoblar Snarefinger: 30 Gold Crowns to hire

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4---3---3--2--3--1--3--2--6

Wargear/armor: Gnoblar Snarefingers are armed with a dagger and cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear table.

Special Rules: Insignificant, Bicker,

Sneaky Gits: Instead of deploying with the rest of the Warband, Gnoblar trappers and Snarefingers may instead deploy anywhere on the battlefield so long as they are more then 12" away from any enemy models and deployed in cover.

Sharp Eyes: Snarefingers are highly valued by Ogres because of their incredible ability to find things, which the Ogres often relieve them of. Snarefingers roll 2 dice and may choose which to apply to the Exploration chart total.

Henchmen
(bought in groups of 1-10, except for Young-guts)

0-2 Ogre Young-guts: Costs 50 gold crowns to hire. Each Young-gut forms its own seperate group when gaining experience.

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5---2---1--4--4--2--2--2---6

Weapons/armor: an Ogre Young-gut may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table.

Special Rules: Bully, Large,

Tough:A Young-gut is only killed after being taken out of action on a roll of a 1.

Off to see the World: If a young gut is the target of a 'Lads got Talent' role, the young gut may choose to go gain experience as a bodyguard. Promote the Young Gut to Ogre Maneater or Butcher, increasing any lower stats to match, and sit the new hero out for 2 fights. When the Maneater returns, he may chpurchase one skill from the Been there, Done That table paying double its normal price(Taken from the Warband's treasury)

Gnoblar: 15 Gold Crowns to hire

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4---2---3--2--3--1--3--1--5

Wargear/armor: Gnoblars are armed with a dagger and cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear table.

Special Rules:

Insignificant: Each Gnoblar counts as 1/2 a model for the purposes of determining when to take a Rout test. Gnoblars also do not count as friendly models for the purpose of taking an All Alone test except for other Gnoblars.

Bicker: At the start of each turn, every Gnoblar that is outside of line of sight to an Ogre that is not Stunned or Knocked Down must take a Ld test to see if it slacks off or picks a fight. If the test if failed then it may do no action this turn, though they will act as normal if attacked in CC. Gnoblars that are within 6" of gnoblars that have already failed their test take this test at a -1 per failed gnoblar.


0-10 Gnoblar Trappers: 20 Gold Crowns to hire

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4---2---3--2--3--1--3--1--6

Wargear/armor: Gnoblar Trappers are armed with a dagger and cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear Table.

Special Rules: Insignificant, Bicker, Sneaky Gits


0-5 Sabretusks: 50 Gold Crowns to hire.

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
8---3---0--4--4--1--4--2--5

Weapons/armor: None

Special Rules: Fear

Animal: Sabretusks are animals and thus do not
gain experience.


Gnoblar Wargear Chart:

Hand-to-hand weapons
2nd Dagger: 2 gold
Hunting Knife(counts as Sword): 5 gold
Broken Spear shaft(Spear): 5 gold

Special Wargear
Traps(Trappers only): 20 pts Rare 8

Missile Weapons
Loose Debris(Throwing Knife): free
Short Bow: 6 gold
Sling: 5 gold
Scavanged Pistol: 10 gold(only one allowed per model) Rare 8

Armor
Light Armor: 5 gold
Shield: 5 gold
Helmet: 5 gold


Ogre Wargear Table

Hand-to-hand Weapons
Ogre Club: 15 gold
Ogre blade(sword): 15 gold
Double handed weapon:20 gold
Catheyen Longsword: 25 gold Rare 10

Ranged Weapons
Ogre Pistol: 20 gold(40 for Brace) Rare 7
Harpoon Launcher: 40 gold Rare 10
Chaintrap: 30 gold Rare 8

Armor
Gutplate: 30 gold Rare 8
Light Armor: 20 gold
Heavy Armor: 50 gold
Ironfist: 10 gold
Helmet: 10 gold

Pet Gnoblars
Look-out Gnoblar : 35 gold. Availability: Rare 10
Luck-Gnoblar: 35 gold  Availability: Rare 9 
Sword-Gnoblar : 30 gold. Availability: Rare 8

Wargear descriptions
Scavanged Pistol Gnoblars are extremely cunning and will always loot the dead for baubles and better weapons. Pistols are a much desired find, although the life of such a weapon, and the gnoblar wielding it, is invariably short.

Max Range: 6"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare shot, Save modifier, Hand-to-hand, Unreliable*

*The pistol will misfire on the roll of a 1 or 2 instead of just a 1

Traps: For every Gnoblar with Traps as Wargear, the ogre warband make place 2 markers on the table anywhere outside of the opposing warbands deployment zone. one marker is a trap, the other one is perfectly harmless debries. mark down which is which, underneath the marker is perfect. When a model(from friend or foe) comes within 2" of a marker, for any reason, the trap has been sprung or revealed to have been a harmless piece of junk. If it was a trap, the model immediatly takes a Str3 hit. Models that were running or charging when springing the trap also become knocked down regardless if a wound is caused or not and do not complete their movement. Models that were not running or charging may finish their movement(if any) after triggering a trap and the hit has been resolved. After a marker has been revealed remove it from play.

Ogre Club: The signiture weapon of the Ogre race, every ogre will have a club to call his own. these weapons can range from being simple weapons made out of ironbound tree limbs to crude iron blades.

Range: Close combat; Strength: as user; Special Rules: Concussion, Bludgeoning Weapon*

*Ogre Clubs have an extra save modifier of -1, so a Str4 model will inflict a -2 armor save modifier

Ironfist: These metal gauntlets resemble massive Punch-daggers, being covered in all manner of nasty spikes and studs.

Ironfists are shields in all respects. In addition, the wielder of an Ironfist gains an additional attack in close combat. This attack is made at the ogre's base strength and may not benifit from any other equipment or special rules the ogre benifits from.

Gutplate: All true ogres, except Butchers, will wear this iconic posession. Gutplates can be made of of many different materials, but all have one purpose and that is to protect an ogre's gut.

A Gutplate gives it wearer a 6+ armor save that combines with other equipment normally. In addition, the first hit an ogre recieves every battle will be ignored on a 5+ as it bounces off its solid construction.

Cathayen Longsword: These weapons are incredibly rare and valuable, created with the finest craftmenship of far Cathey. Ogre Mercenaries are incredibly fond of these weapons as the blades are eternally sharp and swifter then the eye can track.

Range: Close Combat; Strength: as user; Special rules: Parry, Cutting Edge, Strike First

Ogre Pistol: Little more then modified empire handguns, these are popular weapons with Ogre maneaters.

Maximum Range: 24"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare Shot, Save modifier(-2), Hand-to-hand

Harpoon Launcher: Harpoon launchers are a popular ogre hunting weapon that also has great utility in combat.

Maximum Range: 36"; Str:6; Special rules: Move or Fire, Hunting Weapon*

*The firer of the Harpoon launcher gains a +1 bonus to hit if he is firing at a large target

Chaintrap: Another popular ogre hunting weapon. it consists of a steel or iron beartrap on a long length of chain which is then tossed in the general direction of the enemy. Even though the jaws rarely snap shut on their target, getting brained by 10 pounds of solid metal is enough to kill even a well armored man.

Maximum Range: 12"; Str4; Special Rules: Thrown Weapon, Jaws of Death*

*any roll of a 6 to wound with the Chaintrap will cause 2 wounds instead of 1 as the jaws close on their victim with a sickening squelsh. This replaces the normal critical hit sequence.

Look-out Gnoblar: The ogre gains the Dodge skill.

Luck-Gnoblar: The ogre may reroll one dice per battle. 2 Luck Gnoblars give their owner 2 rerolls.

Sword-Gnoblar: The ogre gains one additional Str2 attack in combat made at the WS and I of the owner.


Gastromancy spell chart

D6 roll

1: Bull Gorger: Difficulty 7
Range: 6"; The target model gains +1str till the beginning of the next ogre turn, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

2: Toothcracker: Difficulty 7
Range 6"; The target model gains +1toughness till the beginning of the next ogre turn, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

3: Bloodgruel: Difficulty 8
Range 6"; The target model immediatly regains a wound he lost earlier in the battle, can only be cast upon Ogres.

4: Bonecruncher: Difficulty 8
Range 12"; The target model suffers D6 str2 hits with no armor saves allowed. if the victim survives the spell, he permanantly loses 1A, 1I, or 1M, to a minimum of 1, for the rest of the battle. Successive castings of this spell are cumulative.

5: Trollguts: Difficulty 8
Range 6"; The target model gains a 5+ regeneration save that may be taken against any wounds suffered by the model this turn. this save is taken after any armor saves and before damage is applied, it may not be taken against Critical Hits.

6: Braingobbler: Difficulty 9
This spell targets all enemy models within 6", They must immediatly pass a Ld test or be totally rooted in fear. In their next turn, effected models must move as fast as possable away from all visable enemies. They may not charge into combat although they may use shooting weapons and cast magic as normal. Models that are immune to psycology and fear are immune to this spell as are any models in close combat.

"Been There, Done That" table Ogre Maneaters have traveled far and wide, having fought, and eaten, just about anything that crawls on the face of the earth. Been There, Done That skills may not be changed or lost for any reason once they are purchased as they are an integral part of the Ogre himself. Once an Ogre is part of a Warband he may not gain additional skills from this table as they represent prior experiences.

Reikland Mercenary(Maneater Captain only): 20 gold
Having served under the leadership of Reikland Mercenaries, the Ogre has gained a better grasp of leadership. The Maneater's leadership range increases to 9''

Deadshot: 20 gold
The Ogre has become extremely skilled in the use of guns. The ogre adds +1 to his dice rolls to hit when using any type of Blackpowder weapon.

Marienburg Mercenary: 30 gold
The Ogre has gained some contacts in the merchant world, and acquired extra wealth, during his time with the Marienburg Mercenaries. The Maneater starts with a free pet gnoblar. The Ogre may reroll the dice when searching for Rare Items.

Mutated: 10 gold+mutation
The Maneater at some point in his travels became exposed to the mutating effects of Chaos when he ate the remains of a vile Spawn. While not the brightest move in his career, he does find the extra hand he grew the next day to be really useful. The Maneater may have one mutation from the mutations starting list at the price listed.

Served in a Witch Hunt: 20 gold
The Ogre served as a Mercenary under a Witch Hunter and has seen all kind of untold Horrers. The Maneater is immune to psycology.

Jungle Fighter: 15 gold
The Ogre has served in the hot steaming jungles of Lustria and been exposed to all kinds of vile poisons. The pathetic venoms of the rest of the world are as nothing in comparason. The Ogre is immune to Poison, such attacks must roll to wound as normal.

Nirnja Master: 30 gold
The Ogre was schooled in the mysterious Nirnja arts during his time as a bodyguard in Nippon. The Ogre gains +1A and will never suffer the penelties associated with fighting with just his fists.

Mawgazer: 30 gold(Butchers only)
The butcher has seen the face of his ravenous god and lived to tell the tale. The Maw has seen fit to bless his chosen one and the power of the Maw flows through him. The Butcher knows and may use 2 spells from the Gastromancy spell chart.

Ogre Skill table
_______________Combat____Shooting___Academic___Strength____Speed___Ogre skills
Maneater Captain______X__________X_________X_________X__________________X
Ogre Maneater________X__________X___________________X__________________X
Ogre Butcher_________X__________X___________________X__________________X
Gnoblar Snarefinger_______________X___________________________X_________

Ogres are not particularly bright individuals nor are they the swiftest of creatures. All ogres are limited to a maximum of 5 skills and may not have more then 2 skills from the same catagory. Also, Maneater Captains may only ever choose one Academic skill.

Ogre Skills

Bellowing Roar (Maneater Captain only)
An Ogre leader expects challenges to his authority. One of the best ways to suppress a mutineer in the ranks is to give his ear drums a good pounding. This skill allows the Captain to reroll the first failed rout test.

Master of Arms
The Ogre learns how to use his size. He may now wield a Difficult to Use/two handed weapons and a hand weapon at the same time, but not two Difficult to Use/two handed weapons at the same time.

Gastronomical Apptitue(Butcher only)
After decades of eating food that could lay low an Irongut, the butcher can handle anything from trollguts to the heart of a chaos spawn. The Butcher may re-roll a single dice when casting a spell, but takes a S3 hit to represent the side effects of his more potent ingredients. He cannot be taken out of action from such a hit but can be knocked down or stunned as normal.

Bull Charge
Ogres learn to use their vast bulk in a charge, trampling the enemy to the ground. When charging, an Ogre with this skill may inflict a single automatic hit at his base strength instead of attacking normally. This attack may not take an enemy out of action but will effect him normally otherwise, treat Out of Action results as Stunned instead. This attack has the Strikes First special rule.

Swift Reflexes
This ogre has shown an incredible, for an ogre anyway, ability to react quickly. The ogre may reroll his first failed Inititive test per game.

Crushing Embrace
The ogre has developed a favored method of killing his enemies, grabbing them in his arms and crushing the very life out of them. The ogre may, instead of his normal attacks, make a single attack against one enemy model in base contact. If this attack hits the ogre has grabbed his victim. The model grabbed and the ogre both roll a D6 and add their strength. If the model grabbed has a score equal to or greater then the ogre's he immediatly breaks free and may inflict a single automatic hit on the ogre with any of his close combat weapons. But if the ogres score was greater, the model grabbed immediatly suffers a number of hits equal to the amount the ogre won by at the strength of the ogre.

Ogre Warband

Ogre Warbands may not have, or begin a campaign with, more then 6 Ogre Maneaters(including the captain) and may not have more Ogre Heroes then all their henchmen combined, except in the case of casualities sustained during a campaign.

Warband Rating:Each Ogre(Captain, Maneater, Butcher, and Young-gut)) in the Warband increases the Warband rating by 15 in addition to the normal amount the Warband would be worth. So a Warband with 3 Ogres and 10 Gnoblars with no experience points would have a rating of 110, 65 for models plus another 45 for having 3 Ogres.

Note on Ogres and Drugs: Ogres are extremely large, and as such require larger doses to be effected. An ogre only gains the effect of a Drug if he uses a double dosage. in addition, if an Ogre ever becomes addicted roll a D6. on a 4+ the addiction doesn't take hold.

Note on Equipment and Campaigns: Thinling equipment is, as one would expect, impossable for Ogres to use. Ogre versions of wargear must be custom built to fit their massive frames. When purchasing equipment from traders, Ogres must pay double the listed price to aquire an Ogre sized version of their desired weapon. Weapons and armor aquired from looting are unusable by the Ogres and must be sold or used by the Warbands gnoblars.

Maximum Ogre Stat levels;

M8; WS8, BS6, Str6, T6, W6, I4, A5, Ld9


Heroes

1 Maneater Captain: 115 gold crowns to hire

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6---4---3--4--4--3--3--3--8

Weapons/armor: A Maneater Captain may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also purchase 2 skills from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large,

Leader: Any friendly Ogre or Gnoblar model within 6" of the Maneater Captain may use his Leadership characteristic when taking Leadership tests.

0-5 Ogre Maneaters: Costs 80 gold crowns to hire

M-WS-BS--S--T--W--I--A--Ld
6---3---2--4--4--3--3--2---7

Weapons/armor: An Ogre Maneater may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also purchase one skill from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large,

Bully: Any gnoblars within 6" of the Maneater may use his Leadership exactly as if he was the Captain.

0-1 Butcher: Costs 100 gold crowns to hire

Occasionally, a Maneater will show an aptitude for the Shamanic rituals associated with the worship of the Great Maw. Such individuals are rare amoung Maneaters and, though their power cannot compare with the power of ogres marked at birth, their abilities are sufficient enough to bolster their comrades.

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Weapons/armor: a Butcher may choose weapons and wargear from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also purchase one skill from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large, Bully,

Wizard: Butchers are Wizards and are able to use spells from the Gastromancy spell chart. They may cast spells even if wearing armor.

0-2 Gnoblar Snarefinger: 30 Gold Crowns to hire

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Wargear/armor: Gnoblar Snarefingers are armed with a dagger and cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear table.

Special Rules: Insignificant, Bicker,

Sneaky Gits: Instead of deploying with the rest of the Warband, Gnoblar trappers and Snarefingers may instead deploy anywhere on the battlefield so long as they are more then 12" away from any enemy models and deployed in cover.

Sharp Eyes: Snarefingers are highly valued by Ogres because of their incredible ability to find things, which the Ogres often relieve them of. Snarefingers roll 2 dice and may choose which to apply to the Exploration chart total.

Henchmen
(bought in groups of 1-10, except for Young-guts)

0-2 Ogre Young-guts: Costs 50 gold crowns to hire. Each Young-gut forms its own seperate group when gaining experience.

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Weapons/armor: an Ogre Young-gut may choose weapons and armor from the Ogre Wargear table.

Special Rules: Bully, Large,

Tough:A Young-gut is only killed after being taken out of action on a roll of a 1.

Off to see the World: If a young gut is the target of a 'Lads got Talent' role, the young gut may choose to go gain experience as a bodyguard. Promote the Young Gut to Ogre Maneater or Butcher, increasing any lower stats to match, and sit the new hero out for 2 fights. When the Maneater returns, he may chpurchase one skill from the Been there, Done That table paying double its normal price(Taken from the Warband's treasury)

Gnoblar: 15 Gold Crowns to hire

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Wargear/armor: Gnoblars are armed with a dagger and cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear table.

Special Rules:

Insignificant: Each Gnoblar counts as 1/2 a model for the purposes of determining when to take a Rout test. Gnoblars also do not count as friendly models for the purpose of taking an All Alone test except for other Gnoblars.

Bicker: At the start of each turn, every Gnoblar that is outside of line of sight to an Ogre that is not Stunned or Knocked Down must take a Ld test to see if it slacks off or picks a fight. If the test if failed then it may do no action this turn, though they will act as normal if attacked in CC. Gnoblars that are within 6" of gnoblars that have already failed their test take this test at a -1 per failed gnoblar.


0-10 Gnoblar Trappers: 20 Gold Crowns to hire

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Wargear/armor: Gnoblar Trappers are armed with a dagger and cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear Table.

Special Rules: Insignificant, Bicker, Sneaky Gits


0-5 Sabretusks: 50 Gold Crowns to hire.

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Weapons/armor: None

Special Rules: Fear

Animal: Sabretusks are animals and thus do not
gain experience.


Gnoblar Wargear Chart:

Hand-to-hand weapons
2nd Dagger: 2 gold
Hunting Knife(counts as Sword): 5 gold
Broken Spear shaft(Spear): 5 gold

Special Wargear
Traps(Trappers only): 20 pts Rare 8

Missile Weapons
Loose Debris(Throwing Knife): free
Short Bow: 6 gold
Sling: 5 gold
Scavanged Pistol: 10 gold(only one allowed per model) Rare 8

Armor
Light Armor: 5 gold
Shield: 5 gold
Helmet: 5 gold


Ogre Wargear Table

Hand-to-hand Weapons
Ogre Club: 15 gold
Ogre blade(sword): 15 gold
Double handed weapon:20 gold
Catheyen Longsword: 25 gold Rare 10

Ranged Weapons
Ogre Pistol: 20 gold(40 for Brace) Rare 7
Harpoon Launcher: 40 gold Rare 10
Chaintrap: 30 gold Rare 8

Armor
Gutplate: 30 gold Rare 8
Light Armor: 20 gold
Heavy Armor: 50 gold
Ironfist: 10 gold
Helmet: 10 gold

Pet Gnoblars
Look-out Gnoblar : 35 gold. Availability: Rare 10
Luck-Gnoblar: 35 gold  Availability: Rare 9 
Sword-Gnoblar : 30 gold. Availability: Rare 8

Wargear descriptions
Scavanged Pistol Gnoblars are extremely cunning and will always loot the dead for baubles and better weapons. Pistols are a much desired find, although the life of such a weapon, and the gnoblar wielding it, is invariably short.

Max Range: 6"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare shot, Save modifier, Hand-to-hand, Unreliable*

*The pistol will misfire on the roll of a 1 or 2 instead of just a 1

Traps: For every Gnoblar with Traps as Wargear, the ogre warband make place 2 markers on the table anywhere outside of the opposing warbands deployment zone. one marker is a trap, the other one is perfectly harmless debries. mark down which is which, underneath the marker is perfect. When a model(from friend or foe) comes within 2" of a marker, for any reason, the trap has been sprung or revealed to have been a harmless piece of junk. If it was a trap, the model immediatly takes a Str3 hit. Models that were running or charging when springing the trap also become knocked down regardless if a wound is caused or not and do not complete their movement. Models that were not running or charging may finish their movement(if any) after triggering a trap and the hit has been resolved. After a marker has been revealed remove it from play.

Ogre Club: The signiture weapon of the Ogre race, every ogre will have a club to call his own. these weapons can range from being simple weapons made out of ironbound tree limbs to crude iron blades.

Range: Close combat; Strength: as user; Special Rules: Concussion, Bludgeoning Weapon*

*Ogre Clubs have an extra save modifier of -1, so a Str4 model will inflict a -2 armor save modifier

Ironfist: These metal gauntlets resemble massive Punch-daggers, being covered in all manner of nasty spikes and studs.

Ironfists are shields in all respects. In addition, the wielder of an Ironfist gains an additional attack in close combat. This attack is made at the ogre's base strength and may not benifit from any other equipment or special rules the ogre benifits from.

Gutplate: All true ogres, except Butchers, will wear this iconic posession. Gutplates can be made of of many different materials, but all have one purpose and that is to protect an ogre's gut.

A Gutplate gives it wearer a 6+ armor save that combines with other equipment normally. In addition, the first hit an ogre recieves every battle will be ignored on a 5+ as it bounces off its solid construction.

Cathayen Longsword: These weapons are incredibly rare and valuable, created with the finest craftmenship of far Cathey. Ogre Mercenaries are incredibly fond of these weapons as the blades are eternally sharp and swifter then the eye can track.

Range: Close Combat; Strength: as user; Special rules: Parry, Cutting Edge, Strike First

Ogre Pistol: Little more then modified empire handguns, these are popular weapons with Ogre maneaters.

Maximum Range: 24"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare Shot, Save modifier(-2), Hand-to-hand

Harpoon Launcher: Harpoon launchers are a popular ogre hunting weapon that also has great utility in combat.

Maximum Range: 36"; Str:6; Special rules: Move or Fire, Hunting Weapon*

*The firer of the Harpoon launcher gains a +1 bonus to hit if he is firing at a large target

Chaintrap: Another popular ogre hunting weapon. it consists of a steel or iron beartrap on a long length of chain which is then tossed in the general direction of the enemy. Even though the jaws rarely snap shut on their target, getting brained by 10 pounds of solid metal is enough to kill even a well armored man.

Maximum Range: 12"; Str4; Special Rules: Thrown Weapon, Jaws of Death*

*any roll of a 6 to wound with the Chaintrap will cause 2 wounds instead of 1 as the jaws close on their victim with a sickening squelsh. This replaces the normal critical hit sequence.

Look-out Gnoblar: The ogre gains the Dodge skill.

Luck-Gnoblar: The ogre may reroll one dice per battle. 2 Luck Gnoblars give their owner 2 rerolls.

Sword-Gnoblar: The ogre gains one additional Str2 attack in combat made at the WS and I of the owner.


Gastromancy spell chart

D6 roll

1: Bull Gorger: Difficulty 7
Range: 6"; The target model gains +1str till the beginning of the next ogre turn, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

2: Toothcracker: Difficulty 7
Range 6"; The target model gains +1toughness till the beginning of the next ogre turn, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

3: Bloodgruel: Difficulty 8
Range 6"; The target model immediatly regains a wound he lost earlier in the battle, can only be cast upon Ogres.

4: Bonecruncher: Difficulty 8
Range 12"; The target model suffers D6 str2 hits with no armor saves allowed. if the victim survives the spell, he permanantly loses 1A, 1I, or 1M, to a minimum of 1, for the rest of the battle. Successive castings of this spell are cumulative.

5: Trollguts: Difficulty 8
Range 6"; The target model gains a 5+ regeneration save that may be taken against any wounds suffered by the model this turn. this save is taken after any armor saves and before damage is applied, it may not be taken against Critical Hits.

6: Braingobbler: Difficulty 9
This spell targets all enemy models within 6", They must immediatly pass a Ld test or be totally rooted in fear. In their next turn, effected models must move as fast as possable away from all visable enemies. They may not charge into combat although they may use shooting weapons and cast magic as normal. Models that are immune to psycology and fear are immune to this spell as are any models in close combat.

"Been There, Done That" table Ogre Maneaters have traveled far and wide, having fought, and eaten, just about anything that crawls on the face of the earth. Been There, Done That skills may not be changed or lost for any reason once they are purchased as they are an integral part of the Ogre himself. Once an Ogre is part of a Warband he may not gain additional skills from this table as they represent prior experiences.

Reikland Mercenary(Maneater Captain only): 20 gold
Having served under the leadership of Reikland Mercenaries, the Ogre has gained a better grasp of leadership. The Maneater's leadership range increases to 9''

Deadshot: 20 gold
The Ogre has become extremely skilled in the use of guns. The ogre adds +1 to his dice rolls to hit when using any type of Blackpowder weapon.

Marienburg Mercenary: 30 gold
The Ogre has gained some contacts in the merchant world, and acquired extra wealth, during his time with the Marienburg Mercenaries. The Maneater starts with a free pet gnoblar. The Ogre may reroll the dice when searching for Rare Items.

Mutated: 10 gold+mutation
The Maneater at some point in his travels became exposed to the mutating effects of Chaos when he ate the remains of a vile Spawn. While not the brightest move in his career, he does find the extra hand he grew the next day to be really useful. The Maneater may have one mutation from the mutations starting list at the price listed.

Served in a Witch Hunt: 20 gold
The Ogre served as a Mercenary under a Witch Hunter and has seen all kind of untold Horrers. The Maneater is immune to psycology.

Jungle Fighter: 15 gold
The Ogre has served in the hot steaming jungles of Lustria and been exposed to all kinds of vile poisons. The pathetic venoms of the rest of the world are as nothing in comparason. The Ogre is immune to Poison, such attacks must roll to wound as normal.

Nirnja Master: 30 gold
The Ogre was schooled in the mysterious Nirnja arts during his time as a bodyguard in Nippon. The Ogre gains +1A and will never suffer the penelties associated with fighting with just his fists.

Mawgazer: 30 gold(Butchers only)
The butcher has seen the face of his ravenous god and lived to tell the tale. The Maw has seen fit to bless his chosen one and the power of the Maw flows through him. The Butcher knows and may use 2 spells from the Gastromancy spell chart.

Starting Experience

Maneater Captains start with 20 experience
Maneaters start with 8 experience.
Butchers start with 8 experience.
Snarefingers start with 0 experience.

Ogre Skill table
_______________Combat____Shooting___Academic___Strength____Speed___Ogre skills
Maneater Captain______X__________X_________X_________X__________________X
Ogre Maneater________X__________X___________________X__________________X
Ogre Butcher_________X__________X___________________X__________________X
Gnoblar Snarefinger_______________X___________________________X_________

Ogres are not particularly bright individuals nor are they the swiftest of creatures. All ogres are limited to a maximum of 5 skills and may not have more then 2 skills from the same catagory. Also, Maneater Captains may only ever choose one Academic skill.

Ogre Skills

Bellowing Roar (Maneater Captain only)
An Ogre leader expects challenges to his authority. One of the best ways to suppress a mutineer in the ranks is to give his ear drums a good pounding. This skill allows the Captain to reroll the first failed rout test.

Master of Arms
The Ogre learns how to use his size. He may now wield a Difficult to Use/two handed weapons and a hand weapon at the same time, but not two Difficult to Use/two handed weapons at the same time.

Gastronomical Apptitue(Butcher only)
After decades of eating food that could lay low an Irongut, the butcher can handle anything from trollguts to the heart of a chaos spawn. The Butcher may re-roll a single dice when casting a spell, but takes a S3 hit to represent the side effects of his more potent ingredients. He cannot be taken out of action from such a hit but can be knocked down or stunned as normal.

Bull Charge
Ogres learn to use their vast bulk in a charge, trampling the enemy to the ground. When charging, an Ogre with this skill may inflict a single automatic hit at his base strength instead of attacking normally. This attack may not take an enemy out of action but will effect him normally otherwise, treat Out of Action results as Stunned instead. This attack has the Strikes First special rule.

Swift Reflexes
This ogre has shown an incredible, for an ogre anyway, ability to react quickly. The ogre may reroll his first failed Inititive test per game.

Crushing Embrace
The ogre has developed a favored method of killing his enemies, grabbing them in his arms and crushing the very life out of them. The ogre may, instead of his normal attacks, make a single attack against one enemy model in base contact. If this attack hits the ogre has grabbed his victim. The model grabbed and the ogre both roll a D6 and add their strength. If the model grabbed has a score equal to or greater then the ogre's he immediatly breaks free and may inflict a single automatic hit on the ogre with any of his close combat weapons. But if the ogres score was greater, the model grabbed immediatly suffers a number of hits equal to the amount the ogre won by at the strength of the ogre.

Ogre Warband

Ogre Warbands may not have, or begin a campaign with, more than 6 Ogre Maneaters (including the captain) and may not have more Ogre Heroes then all their henchmen combined, except in the case of casualties sustained during a campaign.

Warband Rating:Each Ogre(Captain, Maneater, Butcher, and Young-gut)) in the Warband increases the Warband rating by 15 in addition to the normal amount the Warband would be worth. So a Warband with 3 Ogres and 10 Gnoblars with no experience points would have a rating of 110, 65 for models plus another 45 for having 3 Ogres.

Note on Ogres and Drugs: Ogres are extremely large, and as such require larger doses to be effected. An ogre only gains the effect of a Drug if he uses a double dosage. In addition, if an Ogre ever becomes addicted roll a D6. On a 4+ the addiction doesn't take hold.

Note on Equipment and Campaigns: Thinling equipment is, as one would expect, impossible for Ogres to use. Ogre versions of wargear must be custom built to fit their massive frames. When purchasing equipment from traders, Ogres pay double the listed price to acquire the Ogre sized version of their desired weapon. Weapons and armour  acquired from looting are unusable by the Ogres and must be sold or used by the Warbands gnoblars.

Maximum Ogre Stat levels;

M8; WS8, BS6, Str6, T6, W6, I4, A5, Ld9


Heroes

1 Maneater Captain: 115 gold crowns to hire

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Weapons/armour: A Maneater Captain may choose weapons and armour from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also purchase 2 skills from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large,

Leader: Any friendly Ogre or Gnoblar model within 6" of the Maneater Captain may use his Leadership characteristic when taking Leadership tests.

0-5 Ogre Maneaters: Costs 90 gold crowns to hire

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Weapons/armour: An Ogre Maneater may choose weapons and armour from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also purchase one skill from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large,

Bully: Any gnoblars within 6" of the Maneater may use his Leadership exactly as if he was the Captain.

0-1 Butcher: Costs 100 gold crowns to hire

Occasionally, a Maneater will show an aptitude for the Shamanic rituals associated with the worship of the Great Maw. Such individuals are rare among Maneaters and, though their power cannot compare with the power of ogres marked at birth, their abilities are sufficient enough to bolster their comrades.

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Weapons/armour: a Butcher may choose weapons and wargear from the Ogre Wargear table. He may also purchase one skill from the Been There, Done That table.

Special Rules: Fear, Large, Bully,

Wizard: Butchers are Wizards and are able to use spells from the Gastromancy spell chart. They may cast spells even if wearing armour.

0-2 Gnoblar Snarefinger: 30 Gold Crowns to hire

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Wargear/armour: Gnoblar Snarefingers are armed with a dagger and cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear table.

Special Rules: Insignificant, Bicker,

Sneaky Gits: Instead of deploying with the rest of the Warband, Gnoblar trappers and Snarefingers may instead deploy anywhere on the battlefield so long as they are more than 12" away from any enemy models and deployed in cover.

Sharp Eyes: Snarefingers are highly valued by Ogres because of their incredible ability to find things, which the Ogres often relieve them of. Snarefingers roll 2 dice and may choose which to apply to the Exploration chart total.

Henchmen
(bought in groups of 1-10, except for Young-guts)

0-2 Ogre Young-guts: Costs 50 gold crowns to hire. Each Young-gut forms its own separate group when gaining experience.

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Weapons/armour: an Ogre Young-gut may choose weapons and armour from the Ogre Wargear table.

Special Rules: Bully, Large,

Tough:A Young-gut is only killed after being taken out of action on a roll of a 1.

Off to see the World: If a young gut is the target of a 'Lads got Talent' role, the young gut may choose to go gain experience as a bodyguard. Promote the Young Gut to Ogre Maneater or Butcher, increasing any lower stats to match, and sit the new hero out for 2 fights. When the Maneater returns, he may purchase one skill from the Been there, Done That table paying double its normal price(Taken from the Warband's treasury)

Gnoblar: 15 Gold Crowns to hire

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Wargear/armour: Gnoblars are armed with a dagger and cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear table.

Special Rules:

Insignificant: Each Gnoblar counts as 1/2 a model for the purposes of determining when to take a Rout test. Gnoblars also do not count as friendly models for the purpose of taking an All Alone test except for other Gnoblars.

Bicker: At the start of each turn, every Gnoblar that is outside of line of sight to an Ogre that is not Stunned or Knocked Down must take a Ld test to see if it slacks off or picks a fight. If the test if failed then it may do no action this turn, though they will act as normal if attacked in CC. Gnoblars that are within 6" of gnoblars that have already failed their test take this test at a -1 per failed gnoblar.


0-10 Gnoblar Trappers: 20 Gold Crowns to hire

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Wargear/armour: Gnoblar Trappers are armed with a dagger and cowardly disposition. They may choose wargear from the Gnoblar Wargear Table.

Special Rules: Insignificant, Bicker, Sneaky Gits


0-5 Sabretusks: 50 Gold Crowns to hire.

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Weapons/armour: None

Special Rules: Fear

Animal: Sabretusks are animals and thus do not
gain experience.


Gnoblar Wargear Chart:

Hand-to-hand weapons
2nd Dagger: 2 gold
Hunting Knife(counts as Sword): 5 gold
Broken Spear shaft(Spear): 5 gold

Special Wargear
Traps(Trappers only): 20 pts Rare 8

Missile Weapons
Loose Debris(Throwing Knife): free
Short Bow: 6 gold
Sling: 5 gold
Scavenged Pistol: 10 gold(only one allowed per model) Rare 8

Armour
Light Armour: 5 gold
Shield: 5 gold
Helmet: 5 gold


Ogre Wargear Table

Hand-to-hand Weapons
Ogre Club: 15 gold
Ogre blade(sword): 15 gold
Double handed weapon:20 gold
Catheyen Longsword: 25 gold Rare 10

Ranged Weapons
Ogre Pistol: 20 gold(40 for Brace) Rare 7
Harpoon Launcher: 40 gold Rare 10
Chaintrap: 30 gold Rare 8

Armour
Gutplate: 30 gold Rare 8
Light Armour: 20 gold
Heavy Armour: 50 gold
Ironfist: 10 gold
Helmet: 10 gold

Pet Gnoblars
Look-out Gnoblar : 35 gold. Availability: Rare 10
Luck-Gnoblar: 35 gold  Availability: Rare 9 
Sword-Gnoblar : 30 gold. Availability: Rare 8

Wargear descriptions
Scavenged Pistol Gnoblars are extremely cunning and will always loot the dead for baubles and better weapons. Pistols are a much desired find, although the life of such a weapon, and the gnoblar wielding it, is invariably short.

Max Range: 6"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare shot, Save modifier, Hand-to-hand, Unreliable*

*The pistol will misfire on the roll of a 1 or 2 instead of just a 1

Traps: For every Gnoblar with Traps as Wargear, the ogre warband make place 2 markers on the table anywhere outside of the opposing warbands deployment zone. one marker is a trap, the other one is perfectly harmless debris. Mark down which is which, underneath the marker is perfect. When a model(from friend or foe) comes within 2" of a marker, for any reason, the trap has been sprung or revealed to have been a harmless piece of junk. If it was a trap, the model immediately takes a Str3 hit. Models that were running or charging when springing the trap also become knocked down regardless if a wound is caused or not and do not complete their movement. Models that were not running or charging may finish their movement(if any) after triggering a trap and the hit has been resolved. After a marker has been revealed remove it from play.

Ogre Club: The signature weapon of the Ogre race, every ogre will have a club to call his own. these weapons can range from being simple weapons made out of ironbound tree limbs to crude iron blades.

Range: Close combat; Strength: as user; Special Rules: Concussion, Bludgeoning Weapon*

*Ogre Clubs have an extra save modifier of -1, so a Str4 model will inflict a -2 armour save modifier

Ironfist: These metal gauntlets resemble massive Punch-daggers, being covered in all manner of nasty spikes and studs.

Ironfists are shields in all respects. In addition, the wielder of an Ironfist gains an additional attack in close combat. This attack is made at the ogre's base strength and may not benefit from any other equipment or special rules the ogre benefits from.

Gutplate: All true ogres, except Butchers, will wear this iconic possession. Gutplates can be made of many different materials, but all have one purpose and that is to protect an ogre's gut.

A Gutplate gives it wearer a 6+ armour save that combines with other equipment normally. In addition, the first hit an ogre receives every battle will be ignored on a 5+ as it bounces off its solid construction.

Cathayen Longsword: These weapons are incredibly rare and valuable, created with the finest craftsmanship of far Cathay. Ogre Mercenaries are incredibly fond of these weapons as the blades are eternally sharp and swifter then the eye can track.

Range: Close Combat; Strength: as user; Special rules: Parry, Cutting Edge, Strike First

Ogre Pistol: Little more than modified empire handguns, these are popular weapons with Ogre maneaters.

Maximum Range: 24"; Str:4; Special Rules: Prepare Shot, Save modifier(-2), Hand-to-hand

Harpoon Launcher: Harpoon launchers are a popular ogre hunting weapon that also has great utility in combat.

Maximum Range: 36"; Str:6; Special rules: Move or Fire, Hunting Weapon*

*The firer of the Harpoon launcher gains a +1 bonus to hit if he is firing at a large target

Chaintrap: Another popular ogre hunting weapon. it consists of a steel or iron beartrap on a long length of chain which is then tossed in the general direction of the enemy. Even though the jaws rarely snap shut on their target, getting brained by 10 pounds of solid metal is enough to kill even a well armoured man.

Maximum Range: 12"; Str4; Special Rules: Thrown Weapon, Jaws of Death*

*any roll of a 6 to wound with the Chaintrap will cause 2 wounds instead of 1 as the jaws close on their victim with a sickening squelch. This replaces the normal critical hit sequence.

Look-out Gnoblar: The ogre gains the Dodge skill.

Luck-Gnoblar: The ogre may reroll one dice per battle. 2 Luck Gnoblars give their owner 2 rerolls.

Sword-Gnoblar: The ogre gains one additional Str2 attack in combat made at the WS and I of the owner.


Gastromancy spell chart

D6 roll

1: Bull Gorger: Difficulty 7
Range: 6"; The target model gains +1str till the beginning of the next ogre turn, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

2: Toothcracker: Difficulty 7
Range 6"; The target model gains +1toughness till the beginning of the next ogre turn, this may only be cast upon Ogres.

3: Bloodgruel: Difficulty 8
Range 6"; The target model immediately regains a wound he lost earlier in the battle, can only be cast upon Ogres.

4: Bonecruncher: Difficulty 8
Range 12"; The target model suffers D6 str2 hits with no armour saves allowed. if the victim survives the spell, he permanently loses 1A, 1I, or 1M, to a minimum of 1, for the rest of the battle. Successive castings of this spell are cumulative.

5: Trollguts: Difficulty 8
Range 6"; The target model gains a 5+ regeneration save that may be taken against any wounds suffered by the model this turn. this save is taken after any armour saves and before damage is applied, it may not be taken against Critical Hits.

6: Braingobbler: Difficulty 9
This spell targets all enemy models within 6", They must immediately pass a Ld test or be totally rooted in fear. In their next turn, effected models must move as fast as possible away from all visible enemies. They may not charge into combat although they may use shooting weapons and cast magic as normal. Models that are immune to psychology and fear are immune to this spell as are any models in close combat.

"Been There, Done That" table Ogre Maneaters have travelled far and wide, having fought, and eaten, just about anything that crawls on the face of the earth. Been There, Done That skills may not be changed or lost for any reason once they are purchased as they are an integral part of the Ogre himself. Once an Ogre is part of a Warband he may not gain additional skills from this table as they represent prior experiences.

Reikland Mercenary(Maneater Captain only): 20 gold
Having served under the leadership of Reikland Mercenaries, the Ogre has gained a better grasp of leadership. The Maneater's leadership range increases to 9''

Deadshot: 20 gold
The Ogre has become extremely skilled in the use of guns. The ogre adds +1 to his dice rolls to hit when using any type of Blackpowder weapon.

Marienburg Mercenary: 30 gold
The Ogre has gained some contacts in the merchant world, and acquired extra wealth, during his time with the Marienburg Mercenaries. The Maneater starts with a free pet gnoblar. The Ogre may reroll the dice when searching for Rare Items.

Mutated: 10 gold + mutation
The Maneater at some point in his travels became exposed to the mutating effects of Chaos when he ate the remains of a vile Spawn. While not the brightest move in his career, he does find the extra hand he grew the next day to be really useful. The Maneater may have one mutation from the mutations starting list at the price listed.

Served in a Witch Hunt: 20 gold
The Ogre served as a Mercenary under a Witch Hunter and has seen all kind of untold Horrors. The Maneater is immune to psychology.

Jungle Fighter: 15 gold
The Ogre has served in the hot steaming jungles of Lustria and been exposed to all kinds of vile poisons. The pathetic venoms of the rest of the world are as nothing in comparison. The Ogre is immune to Poison, such attacks must roll to wound as normal.

Nirnja Master: 30 gold
The Ogre was schooled in the mysterious Nirnja arts during his time as a bodyguard in Nippon. The Ogre gains +1A and will never suffer the penalties associated with fighting with just his fists.

Mawgazer: 30 gold(Butchers only)
The butcher has seen the face of his ravenous god and lived to tell the tale. The Maw has seen fit to bless his chosen one and the power of the Maw flows through him. The Butcher knows and may use 2 spells from the Gastromancy spell chart.

Starting Experience

Maneater Captains start with 20 experience
Maneaters start with 8 experience.
Butchers start with 8 experience.
Snarefingers start with 0 experience.

Ogre Skill table
_______________Combat____Shooting___Academic___Strength____Speed___Ogre skills
Maneater Captain______X__________X_________X_________X__________________X
Ogre Maneater________X__________X___________________X__________________X
Ogre Butcher_________X__________X___________________X__________________X
Gnoblar Snarefinger_______________X___________________________X_________

Ogres are not particularly bright individuals nor are they the swiftest of creatures. All ogres are limited to a maximum of 5 skills and may not have more than 2 skills from the same category. Also, Maneater Captains may only ever choose one Academic skill.

Ogre Skills

Bellowing Roar (Maneater Captain only)
An Ogre leader expects challenges to his authority. One of the best ways to suppress a mutineer in the ranks is to give his ear drums a good pounding. This skill allows the Captain to reroll the first failed rout test.

Master of Arms
The Ogre learns how to use his size. He may now wield a Difficult to Use/two handed weapons and a hand weapon at the same time, but not too Difficult to Use/two handed weapons at the same time.

Gastronomical Aptitude(Butcher only)
After decades of eating food that could lay low an Irongut, the butcher can handle anything from trollguts to the heart of a chaos spawn. The Butcher may re-roll a single dice when casting a spell, but takes a S3 hit to represent the side effects of his more potent ingredients. He cannot be taken out of action from such a hit but can be knocked down or stunned as normal.

Bull Charge
Ogres learn to use their vast bulk in a charge, trampling the enemy to the ground. When charging, an Ogre with this skill may inflict a single automatic hit at his base strength instead of attacking normally. This attack may not take an enemy out of action but will affect him normally otherwise, treat Out of Action results as Stunned instead. This attack has the Strikes First special rule.

Swift Reflexes
This ogre has shown an incredible, for an ogre anyway, ability to react quickly. The ogre may reroll his first failed Initiative test per game.

Crushing Embrace
The ogre has developed a favoured method of killing his enemies, grabbing them in his arms and crushing the very life out of them. The ogre may, instead of his normal attacks, make a single attack against one enemy model in base contact. If this attack hits the ogre has grabbed his victim. The model grabbed and the ogre both roll a D6 and add their strength. If the model grabbed has a score equal to or greater than the ogre's he immediately breaks free and may inflict a single automatic hit on the ogre with any of his close combat weapons. But if the ogres score was greater, the model grabbed immediately suffers a number of hits equal to the amount the ogre won by at the strength of the ogre.

and the warband always needs 2 ogres. What self respecting ogre hangs around with just gnoblars.