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Okay I'll see what I can do!

Each wizard can attempt to cast one of their spells every turn. A unit can only be affected by one spell per turn. So provided you target different units with your wizards they can cast the same spell once per wizard per turn.

aha, thanks!

As the game is no longer supported by Games Workshop, you have to get your miniatures from independent manufacturers or look on eBay. There are plenty of companies that do historical and fantasy armies at Warmaster scale (10mm) such as Pendraken, Magister Militum, Callistra, Black Gate Miniatures and Polar Fox.

@@iainmstanding Thanks for the info.

@@iainmstanding Oh and by the way would you be able to play this in 15mm ?

Yes you can play with miniatures of any scale provided the base sizes are 20 by 40 mm per stand.

The knights combat or the peasants combat? The current rules for the spell say you have to place the skeletons so they fight or support in the combat. And all units that are supporting are included in combat under revolution rules. So the rear rank of peasants is eligible as a target because they support the front rank of peasants and are therefore in the combat. The extra knights get drawn in by placing the skeletons in contact with the knights already fighting. And the knights kicked the skeleton's bony butts! Bad move by me but I think it was legal under the rules for raised dead.

@@iainmstanding yeah, I mean the peasant combat. I fyou placed behind the supporting unit you will generate a new combat, the one from the chagers and one between the the supporting peasant unit and the raised skeletons. I think that you placed well the new skeleton in the knight combat. In my opinion you can involve the supporting enemy unit in a combat but whithout generating a new one, but that is what I understand from: Raise Dead - Q - Are there any other restrictions in placing a raised unit of skeletons into combat? A - Actually there is one. A raised unit cannot be placed so that it would split a combat into two separate engagements. This typically happens when a unit of infantry supported by another unit from behind is charged by a undead unit to the front and a new unit is raised so it only touches the supporting enemy unit. Thanks for your answer

@@yoye101 Thanks that is good to know. Do you know when that q and a was published? I must have missed it. Good catch!

@@iainmstanding Thank you for your amazing battle reports! Sorry I dont know when they published that in their official website.

@@yoye101 You are very welcome and your feedback is appreciated.

Balance is very good as unit types are broadly similar. There are no broken armies in warmaster. At the recent grant tournament in the UK a lot of goblin armies placed very well despite being perceived as an underpowered army. It is more a question of player skill and experience with an army, not about building the ultimate list.

@@iainmstanding I noticed the price for a unit of undead archers increased from 35 in the rule book, to 45 in the "new" rules...is there a reason for such a big jump (nearly a 30% jump in points)

@@LoveBagpipes yes, 35 pts was too cheap and tournament players started spamming cheap archer units which affected the meta. Archers were inflated in cost to prevent this spamming, they are now slightly overcosted in my view but still effective for the pts.