End Times Spells

Conjure Arcane Fulcrum is a summoning spell with a range of 6". The caster summons a single Arcane Fulcrum model and is immediately placed on top of it.

Withering Heat is a hex spell that targets all enemy units on the battlefield. Until the start of the caster's next Magic phase, whenever a target unit charges, pursues or flees, it rolls an extra die and discards the highest result. In addition, all target units have the Flammable special rule for the duration of the spell, and all Flaming Attacks re-roll failed To Wound rolls against target units.

Enlightenment is a hex spell against Forces of Destruction units and an augment spell against Forces of Order units. It targets all units within 12" of the caster, including the caster himself. Target Order units have the Unbreakable special rule until the start of the caster's next Magic phase. For target Destruction units, roll 4D6. For each point by which the roll exceeds the target's Leadership, the unit suffers 1 Wound. Target Non-Aligned units are unaffected.

Remains in play. A Murder of Crows is a magical vortex that uses the large round template. Once the template is placed, nominate the direction in which it will move. Roll an artillery die and multiply the result by 3 to determine how far it moves in inches.

If the artillery die is a misfire, centre the template on the caster and roll a scatter die. The template then moves D6" in the direction shown; if you roll a Hit!, use the little arrow on the Hit! symbol. Any model under or passed over by the template suffers a Strength 3 hit.

In subsequent Magic phases, A Murder of Crows travels in a random direction and moves a number of inches equal to the roll on an artillery die. If a misfire is rolled in subsequent turns, it collapses in upon itself and is removed.

Meteoric Ironclad is an augment spell with a range of 24". The target unit has a 2+ ward save until the start of the caster's next Magic phase.

Remains in play. Storm of Renewal is a magical vortex that uses the large round template. Once the template is placed, nominate the direction in which it will move. Roll an artillery die and multiply the result by 2 to determine how far it moves in inches.

If the artillery die is a misfire, centre the template on the caster and roll a scatter die. The template then moves D6" in the direction shown; if you roll a Hit!, use the little arrow on the Hit! symbol. Any unit under or passed over by the template immediately regains 2D6+1 Wounds' worth of models.

First, the unit champion is resurrected, then the musician; standard bearers are never resurrected and a lost banner remains lost. Displace rank-and-file models as required. Rank-and-file models with multiple Wounds, including command figures, are then healed to their starting value. Remaining Wounds resurrect rank-and-file models, fully healing the first before another can be resurrected.

Resurrected models are added to the front rank until it reaches at least five models, or three for Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Beasts, Monstrous Cavalry or Chariots; additional models can then be added to the front or rear rank. If the unit already has more than one rank, models can only be added to the rear rank. A unit cannot exceed its starting size. Storm of Renewal cannot heal characters or their mounts; if a character has joined a unit, only the unit recovers lost Wounds.

In subsequent turns, Storm of Renewal travels in a random direction and moves a number of inches equal to the roll on an artillery die. If a misfire is rolled in subsequent turns, it collapses in upon itself and is removed.

Let the Four Winds Blow! is a magic missile with a range of 48" that targets up to four magical vortexes or enemy units in any combination. Resolve them in any order. Each target in range is pushed 2D6" directly away from the caster without changing facing. If a target unit contacts impassable terrain, it stops and suffers 2D6 Strength 3 hits.

If a target unit contacts another unit, it stops 1" away and both units suffer 2D6 Strength 3 hits. If a magical vortex is pushed into a unit, that unit suffers the vortex's usual effects. If a vortex ends in the middle of a unit, place it beyond the unit as though it had moved there under its own power.

Deadlock is a hex spell that targets a Wizard anywhere on the battlefield. Until the start of the caster's next Magic phase, the target cannot channel, cast spells or dispel.

Nominate an Arcane Fulcrum anywhere upon the battlefield. Oblivion targets all models, friendly and enemy and including the caster, within 6" of the nominated Arcane Fulcrum. Each target suffers a Strength 10 hit. Once damage has been resolved, roll a D6. On a roll of 4+, the Arcane Fulcrum and any Wizard occupying it are blown to smithereens and removed from play.

Bridge of Shadows is an augment spell with a range of 24". The target unit is immediately removed from the table and replaced anywhere on the battlefield visible to the Wizard, provided that no model from the unit is within 1" of another unit or impassable terrain. The unit can return facing any direction but must retain the same formation. This spell can remove friendly units from combat; any enemy units left without an opponent can immediately reform.

Remains in play. Ashes and Dust is a magical vortex that uses the large round template. Once the template is placed, nominate its direction. Roll an artillery die and multiply the result by 2 to determine how far it moves in inches. If the artillery die is a misfire, centre the template on the caster and roll a scatter die. The template then moves D6" in the direction shown; if you roll a Hit!, use the little arrow on the Hit! symbol.

At the end of the Magic phase, any unit with one or more models under or passed over by the template must take a Leadership test with a -3 penalty. It suffers a Wound for every point by which the test is failed, with no armour saves allowed. In subsequent turns, Ashes and Dust moves in a random direction a number of inches equal to the roll on an artillery die. If a misfire is rolled in subsequent turns, it collapses in upon itself and is removed.

The Army of Doom Keep is a summoning spell with a range of 36". It summons one Wight King and one unit of Grave Guard. The two units can have a combined points value of up to 300 points. The Wight King must be set up as part of the Grave Guard unit.

Return of the Golden Age is an augment spell that targets all friendly units from Warhammer: Tomb Kings on the battlefield. All target units add 1 to the Weapon Skill, Strength and Initiative characteristics on their profile until the start of the caster's next Magic phase.

Malediction of Nagash is a hex spell that targets all enemy units within 24". All target units halve the Strength characteristic on their profile, rounding up any fractions, until the start of the caster's next Magic phase.

Ruiner of the Wrought is a hex spell that targets all buildings and war machines on the battlefield. War machines suffer D3 Strength 10 hits, rolled separately for each; buildings collapse and are removed from play on a roll of 4+. A unit garrisoning a building removed this way is placed in the space previously occupied by the building and suffers 4D6 Strength 6 hits from falling rubble. If any surviving models cannot be placed at least 1" from other units or impassable terrain, the entire unit is removed from play.

Remains in play. The Great Maw Awakens is a magical vortex that uses the large round template. Once the template is placed, nominate its direction. Roll an artillery die and multiply the result by 2 to determine how far it moves in inches. Any model under or passed over by the template must pass an Initiative test or be swallowed whole and removed as a casualty.

In subsequent turns, The Great Maw Awakens moves a number of inches equal to an artillery die roll multiplied by 2, in a random direction. If a misfire is rolled at any point, centre the template over the caster instead. Once damage is resolved, remove The Great Maw Awakens from play.

Raise Great Idol is a summoning spell. Place an Idol of Gork, or possibly Mork, within 18" of the caster. The effigy uses the Idol of Gork rules from the Warhammer rulebook.

Additionally, all friendly units from Warhammer: Orcs & Goblins within 12" of the Great Idol re-roll failed To Hit rolls. The Idol is a Mystical Monument and therefore has the Magical Lodestone special rule.

Nikkit! Nikkit! is a direct damage spell that targets a single enemy character within 24". The target suffers a number of Wounds equal to D6 minus his own Toughness. Armour saves cannot be taken. Regardless of whether the target is slain, the caster steals one magic item of his choice from the target. If the caster does not already have a magic item of this type, he can now use it; otherwise it is destroyed.

The Great Red Pox targets all units, friendly or enemy, within 24" of the caster. Units are affected on a D6 roll of 4+, except for Clan Pestilens units, which are affected on a 5+. Every model in an affected unit must pass a Toughness test or be removed as a casualty with no armour saves allowed.

Pit of the Underworld causes a great pit to open anywhere on the battlefield. Place a suitable marker over the exact spot affected; a coin is ideal. Roll a D6 at the start of each subsequent Magic phase. On a roll of 5+, the pit opens. Centre the large template over the marker. Any model wholly or partially under the template must pass an Initiative test or be removed as a casualty. Any buildings touched by the template collapse and are removed. Any models garrisoning a building removed this way are also removed.

Remains in play. Daemonfire Vortex is a magical vortex that uses the large round template. Once the template is placed, nominate its direction. Roll an artillery die and multiply the result by 2 to determine how far it moves in inches.

If the artillery die is a misfire, centre the template on the caster and roll a scatter die. The template then moves D6" in the direction shown; if you roll a Hit!, use the little arrow on the Hit! symbol. Any model under or passed over by the template suffers a Wound on a 4+ with no armour saves allowed.

In subsequent turns, Daemonfire Vortex moves in a random direction a number of inches equal to the artillery die roll plus the number of unsaved Wounds it has caused since it was cast. If a misfire is rolled in subsequent turns, it collapses in upon itself and is removed.

Grandfather Nurgle's Circle of Life is a direct damage spell with a range of 36". It inflicts 5D6 hits on the target that wound on a 4+, with no armour saves allowed. If at least 10 unsaved Wounds are caused, the spell also summons a Great Unclean One if the caster is a Daemon of Chaos, or a Daemon Prince with the Mark of Nurgle if the caster is a Chaos Sorcerer, within 12" of the target or in the target's position if it was completely destroyed. The summoned model can be worth up to 375 points.

Remains in play. Song of Seduction is a hex spell with a range of 24". For the duration of the spell, models in the target unit reduce their Leadership by 2 and immediately change loyalties: you control the unit as if it were part of your army for as long as the spell lasts. If the target is in close combat, separate the units by 1"; you may have to shuffle several units to make this work, which is fine so long as you do not gain an unfair advantage. At the end of each subsequent Magic phase, the unit attempts to reassert its will by taking a Leadership test on its modified Leadership. If the test is passed, the spell is dispelled.