Nihilators
Model stats and abilities
Model Statistics
| Base size = 30mm | SPD | MAT | DEF | ARM | |
| Health = 1 | |||||
| FA = 2 | |||||
| Cost = 6 | 5 | 7 | 13 | 13 | |
| Cost per model = 1 (5 grunts) | |||||
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Model Advantages and Abilities
 Tough |
When this model is disabled, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, remove 1 damage point from this model; it is no longer disabled and becomes knocked down. While knocked down, this model loses Tough.
Errata-Tough on 4-5-6 (2023-6-22)
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Berserk |
When this model destroys one or more models with a melee attack during its Combat Action, immediately after the attack is resolved, it must make one additional melee attack against another model in its melee range, regardless of whether that model is a friendly model or an enemy model.
No errata for Berserk (Create) |
Weapons
| Great Sword | ||||||
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RNG | ROF | AOE | POW | LOCATION | |
| 2 | - | - | 12 | - | ||
Unit Rules
A unit is a group of models that band together. They've got special deployment rules and activation rules.
- All models of a unit are Trooper models.
Errata-Unit-Advance (2023-12-07)
| Question: When something triggers because an "advancing enemy model that ends their movement" is within a given distance something, and the enemy model advancing is part of a unit, does the trigger only affect the moving model, or does it also affect the troopers that are placed? | |
| Answer: Only the model moved counts for triggering when something advances into an area. | |
| Explanation: We are aware of the situation. Currently looking at what the wording of the feats should be as well as the bigger question at hand here. For now it would be just the models that actually moved, not were placed. This is just for these right now amd not looking at other aspects of unit movement. When there is any update for wording i will post. As stated until we have a wording update this ruling is applying here. So for now just the model that was actually moved and not the ones placed will be affected. | |
| Infernal Ruling: elswickchuck Infernal - PP Community forum |
Changes and Updates
Initial Release
- Their name comes from the word "nihilism" which means, "the rejection of all religious and moral principles, often in the belief that life is meaningless."
- Released in Forces of Hordes: Skorne (2010)
Lore
The skorne code of hoksune is an unforgiving ethos when carried to extremes. Those warriors who totally embrace their destiny are frightening, utterly committed warriors. These merciless savages endure pain so frequently that they are inured to all but the most grievous of wounds as they methodically slaughter all who stand in their path. Each nihilator wishes for nothing less than a glorious death after carrying out an unspeakable slaughter.