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[[Mercenary]] [[Privateer]] [[Talion Charter]] [[Thamarite]] [[Warcaster]]

[[Category:Mercenary]]
[[Category:Talion Charter]]
[[Category:Privateer]]
[[Category:Thamarite]]

[[Category:Warcaster]]
[[Category:Legacy]]
[[Category:Prime]]

== Model stats and abilities ==
{{Model-stats
| name= Fiona 1
| base=30
| hp=15
| spd=6
| mat=6
| aat=7
| def=16
| arm=15
| fa=C
| cost=free
| arc=7
|ctrl=14
| abilities =
{{AbilitySingle|Cultists}}
{{AbilitySingle|Dark Rituals}}
{{AbilitySingle|Whiplash}}
}}

== Weapons ==
{{Weapon|weapon=Viper|type = M |rng = 2 |rof = - |aoe = - |pow = 11| loc = -| abilities =  {{AbilitySingle|Damage Type-Magical}}{{AbilitySingle|Blessed}} {{AbilitySingle|Grievous Wounds}}}}

== Spells==
{{Spellbox|Befuddle}}
{{Spellbox|Chasten}}
{{Spellbox|Curse of Shadows}}
{{Spellbox|Occultation}}
{{Spellbox|Roth's Mercy}}
{{Spellbox|Soulfire}}

== Warcaster  Rules ==
=== Feat: Dark Omen===
Enemy models roll one fewer die when making attack and damage rolls while in Fiona's control range. Dark Omen lasts for one round. 
=== Additional Rules ===
{{Category:Warcaster}}

==Errata==
No Errata specifically for this model. 

== Changes and Updates ==

===Mk3 to Mk4===

==Release Trivia==
* Sculptor: Werner Klocke
* Fiona is Warmachine's first Thamarite, and was the first mercenary caster with a FOCUS stat over 6.
* Released in [[Pirates of the Broken Coast]] (2007)
* Fiona from the Black Lagoon; Minicrate VIP Exclusive.
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==Lore==
''An unabashed Thamarite, Fiona the Black brazenly displays her devotion to that widely loathed goddess and takes pride in having liberated herself from quaint, conventional notions of morality. She has found a home among the pirates and privateers of the Broken Coast, where skill and ambition bring ample rewards—and folly and stupidity invite destruction.
* As a Thamarite, she will use any means necessary to achieve victory. (Thamar's central tenet is that everyone can improve themselves, and should do so by whatever means they deem necessary - as opposed to Morrow's, that everyone can improve themselves and should do this and help everyone else do so)