INTRODUCTION
The Dragon Lords are tall, broad shouldered humanoids, which
have characteristically strong voices and commanding presences.
Adventurers from the Old World have only ever seen them clad in
ornate suits of ancient armour, a mixture of plate, chain and banded
mail which gives them excellent protection and freedom of movement,
and full face helms. The Dragon Lords are usually seen wearing these
helmets, which are impressively decorated with detailed carvings, and
are often shaped like the heads of beasts and dragons.
It is rumoured that the Dragon Lords have pointed ears, thus the
dwarves assume that they are related to the elves. What is known
among the Old World races is that the Dragon Lords function as the
ruling class of the Uncharted Seas and have dominion over all of the
lesser races of the region. The sailors and warriors that they have
encountered on Dragon Lord ships therefore, have so far been human
vassals of the Dragon Lords from Principia, called ‘kin of drake’ or
Kindrake by the dwarves.
The Dragon Lords have a strict military tradition, honed primarily by
fighting each other for a thousand years since the Catastrophe, having
no other opponents of note to spar with. They have also schooled the
Kindrake in their methods of fighting, making them their most loyal
and effective vassal warriors, others of whom include human, saurian
and avian peoples, known collectively as Subasha.
There are very few Dragon Lord nobles in proportion to their vassals,
so they rely on their reputation and the support of the Subasha to
maintain power. This has led them to focus on individual combat to
test their skills, and removed them from the lower levels of military
command, leaving that to the Kindrake. Over the centuries they have
made an art of single combat, and ensured that any Dragon Lord
that aspires to greatness must possess martial prowess if he is not
otherwise a sorcerer.
The Dragon Lords respect strength and sorcery equally and set those
qualities high in their society, but they regard shrewdness, wisdom
and flexibility as the most admirable of all qualities in their nobles. If
they cannot temper their swordsmanship or spellcraft with prudence,
Dragon Lord nobles quickly lose standing among their peers. If they
also cause injury or loss to their empire as a result of their hasty
decisions they can also lose rank and privileges.
The Dragon Lords typically wield two handed weapons as a primary
weapon, favouring axes, maces and pole arms. Some of them also use a
powerful bow called a Salath, which is composite in design and around
7 foot long. It is a ritual weapon used for hunting lesser dragons, by
using a slow acting paralytic poison that slows their prey so that it can
be captured, harnessed and broken in.
Dragon Lords do not generally use ranged weapons in battle, but
sometimes use throwing axes or javelins, a practice they have adopted
from the Kindrake. They prefer to use auxiliary troops to soften enemy
troops with ranged fire, before they rush in to close combat to fight
hand to hand, something they describe as ‘rending with fang and claw’.
The Dragon Lords have imitated the dragons that they ride with the
style of combat that they have perfected, and favour an attack from
ambush to reflect the surprise with which a dragon soars out of the sky
to slay its quarry.
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POLITICS
The Dragon Lords have a highly stratified social structure that has
very little room for advancement at its lower levels, but has every
opportunity for promotion at its highest ranks. The Uncharted Seas
are ruled by four Houses, each of which is led by a Great Lord who rules
over one of the four provinces of Kalath, Melkharn, Traal and Morgloth.
These Houses are self sufficient kingdoms in their right and jockey for
power among themselves, but have occasionally elected a High Lord
to rule all four Houses, something they have been considering more
seriously since the appearance of the dwarves.
The Houses are made up of the extended families of senior Dragon
Lords, whose warriors are called Cadres, which in turn command the
lowest rank of Dragon Lord troops, which are the Disciples. It is these
Cadres and Disciples that maintain and command Dragon Lord armies
and fleets, while political factions within each House, called Cabals,
meddle in the affairs of state.
Below these ranks are the vassal troops, the most powerful and
respected of which are the Kindrake from Principia. They often hold a
command position, sometimes in charge of thousands of warriors, but
only ever command other vassal troops. There are tens of thousands
of these Subasha, which guard the four Dragon Lord provinces. At the
bottom of the heap are the Saahdas, farmers, artisans and inn keepers,
the people that keep a kingdom running smoothly.
The Dragon Lords have ruled the Uncharted Seas now for centuries,
excluding the Voskian Wastes, and apart from the occasional rebellion
by outlying provinces or ever present banditry it has done so
peacefully. They are considered to be competent rulers and effective
guardians until now, and despite the threat of the Old World incursion
their people still grant the Dragon Lords a mythic quality, and speak of
them with awe.
Despite this period of peace the Dragon Lords have continued to
engage in factional warfare, as trials by single combat or by mass melee
have remained a proving ground for its warriors. When a powerful
noble dies, or is discredited, his Disciples elect champions among
their number to fight on behalf of any noble strong enough to take the
place of their dead liege. If two or more Houses come into diplomatic
conflict that cannot be resolved any other way, they will assemble their
Cadres and skirmish with each other to determine whose policy is to
be followed.
This factional warfare has not destabilised the Dragon Lords because
much of it occurs in the private palaces of the nobility, or a long way
from the inquisitive eyes of their vassals. The Kindrake know of the
practice, but see it as a strength in their masters society and have been
known to emulate the practice.
These ‘wars’ are rarely fought to a point where a great number of
Dragon Lords might die, and are almost always fought by champions or
sometimes by armies of Subasha led by Dragon Lord generals. This way
the Dragon Lords do not suffer the kind death count that their small
population cannot replace. The Uncharted Seas have therefore never
been split by serious civil war.
DRAGONS AND MAGIC
Almost every aspect of Dragon Lord culture is tied to the dragons
themselves. The dragons of the Uncharted Seas are smaller than
the Old World’s dragons of legend, although they are still formidable
creatures. An average dragon from the region is roughly 20 feet
in length, though some can reach 30 or 40 feet, which is nothing
compared to an adult Ancestor Dragon which might be between one
150 to 250 feet long.
The Dragon Lords believe that the dragons are physical conduits for
the spirits of nature and anchors to the flow of magic. The spiritual
connection they have for the dragons is reflected in art, stone carving
and carpentry, which often depicts them in a stylised manner. It is
also to be seen in the armour that the Dragon Lords wear, and in the
battle formations that their troops use. These dragons are not however
worshipped, they are instead respected as physical representations of
power.
Dragon Lords have long known that the source of a dragon’s power is
its magical hide, a material that is much prized by them. Dragon hide
absorbs the flow of magic and concentrates it, which can be used,
for instance, to power a ship. In combination with understanding the
magical qualities of timber that is cut within their lands, the Dragon
Lords collect dragon hide that is shed during the Fire Season to sow
onto the sails of their living ships, made from the magic timber.
All Dragon Lords are naturally attuned to the ebb and flow of magic,
although it is their mages that can harness its true power. The mages
can perceive their surroundings as if they were part of a magic vortex.
An apprentice mage can only perceive a small room with their eyes
closed, whereas an arch-mage can sense almost everything up to
several miles away, making them crucial to communication and
navigation on Dragon Lord ships. Their use doesn’t stop here though,
since they can siphon the nascent magical energy from the dragon sails
and cast a range of devastating magic spells.
LIVING SHIPS
The hulls of Dragon Lord ships are constructed from living wood. The
timber that they use continues to live even once it has been cut into
planks, so long as it is treated correctly with a liquid concentrated from
a fungus called Shadow Coil. When built into the hull of a ship, the
timber forms a strange magical organism, effectively a living ship with
a limited form of awareness.
The planks will even re-grow themselves if damaged, which allows the
ship to heal itself over time and gives it immunity to the general wear
and tear that most ships suffer from. A living ship has a lifespan of
several hundred years depending on the timber that is used, although
it will eventually die through a curious form of decomposition. The
Dragon Lord sea captains are very aware of the health of their ships,
and although saddened by the act will burn the husk of an aged ship
ceremonially at sea.
This is not just a ritual however, because if a living ship is not burnt
it might live on in the depths of the sea where certain corals have a
similar effect to Shadow Coil. It has been known for living ships to
return from the seas covered in coral, barnacles and weeds, sometimes
even crewed by hideous fishmen from the deeps. Occasionally they sail
into their home ports, seeking their masters or simply following their
natural magical instincts to return home.
Where several living ships have been sunk in the same locality during
a battle, there is a risk that they might combine. If wrecks are close to
each other and a coral grows across both of them, the ‘life’ of both
ships sometimes join together through the medium of the coral. This
process can create a larger single creature out of two wrecks or for
that matter any number of wrecks. These monstrosities are known as
Volgothra and are considered by the Dragon Lords to be corrupted.
They mourn the loss of the individual ships which make up the
Volgothra because their ‘life force’ is twisted within it, though they are
also in awe of the creatures for the impressive sight that they pose.
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KALATH PROVINCE
Kalath is known as the Land of Changing Winds because it territories
border the Voskian Strait and the Strait of Usank, where sea conditions
are treacherous and the wind blows inland with both a fierce and
unpredictable temperament. The province is made up of the north
coast of Principia, Gorvania, and the islands of the Delf Channel, and
its capital is Usaank. Its mountains are rich in minerals and its waters
are abundant with fishing, but it is a harsh and uncompromising region
to live in.
In the winter, an ice bridge forms between Gorvania and the Vostarian
wastes, allowing tribes of barbarians to invade Kalath. The House of
Kalath is ruled by Great Lord Mesmar Grukarren, whose Cadres have
become battle hardened from their seasonal war against the Voskians.
Grukarren is in a sense isolated from the other Houses, as their capitals
all border the Ossirian Sea and their Great Lords are in nearly constant
communication. Whereas Grukarren is several weeks sailing to the
north, out of touch with the political game that the Cabals play and
sometimes scornful of the other Great Lords and the soft life they live.
Ships from Kalath Province have blue or purple sails, as their dragons
have adapted to the icy climates of the north. The further north that
these dragons are hunted, the paler their skins are. The living wood
harvested in Kalath has the unique property of changing colour through
the seasons. In summer this timber can be all manner of colors, but in
winter, pale colors dominate.
MELKHARN PROVINCE
Melkahrn is known as the Land of the Fire Dragons because there are
several breeding grounds within its territories. The House of Melkharn
is the wealthiest province because of its trade in Fire Dragons, and also
because it has the most fertile soil and richest fish stocks. The province
is made up of most of north and south Principia, Arbon, Vyrdam and
Mysonnia, its capital is Lataria.
The ruler of Melkharn is Great Lord Senan san Garran, who is trying his
best to encourage a vote to elect a High Lord, for which he considers
himself the best candidate. It is his ships that saw off the Imperial Navy,
and his ships that are engaged in naval blockades around Vyrdam, so
he argues that he is best placed to lead the four Houses against the
threat of the Old World adventurers. He also commands the largest
fleet of living ships in the Uncharted Seas, and the largest armies.
Ships from Melkharn are invariably red or yellow, since the Province
contains a vast population of Fire Dragons. Some have a partial purple
color, and are believed to have been inter-bred with those from Kalath.
The living wood that is used is normally mid-brown, and occasionally a
deep red, though like in all the provinces living wood can be found in
almost any colour.
TRAAL PROVINCE
Traal is known as the Land of Canopies because it is almost completely
shrouded in ancient forests. The Dragon Lords that inhabit Traal rely
heavily on their ships for transportation, since it is very difficult for
them to travel through the murky depths of the forests. Their towns
invariably sit on the coast, the centre of wild Traal being beyond even
their control. The province is made up of the west coast of Principia,
Traal and Sorylia, its capital is Lamoran.
Traal is the last foothold of many ancient creatures that roamed
Principia in past centuries, and has the only Forest Dragon breeding
grounds in the Uncharted Seas. These are stockier creatures than
their brethren on Principia, many of which can barely fly, generally
preferring to live under the misty canopies of the forest.
The House of Traal is ruled by Great Lord Vannos san Nar, an enigmatic
individual who rarely leaves his palace high in the Traal Mountains.
He supervises the cultivation of magic powders and spices that are
harvested in Traal, some of which are derived from Forest Dragons.
Some are used on the living ships of Traal, others are used by arch-
mages to enhance their powers over the sea and the elements.
Ships from Traal generally have green sails, some of which are a pale
opalescent green derived from the fabled Mist Stalker Dragon. The
timber that is cut from the forests of Traal is commonly light brown,
beige or grey. The House of Traal favours its own timber greatly, uses
it in exclusion of all others in the construction of its living ships, and
rarely trades it to the other Houses.
MORGLOTH PROVINCE
(OSSIRIA, GANESH AND TAKIA)
Morgloth is known as the Fire Mountain’s Blanket because the island of
Ossiria is a land of volcanoes and darkness, with long nights and short,
murky days. Very few Dragon Lords live on Ossiria itself, and those that
do tend to be in self imposed exile or on a spiritual journey, or there to
harvest Shadow Coil. Morgloth province is made up of Ossiria, Ganesh
and Takia, its capital is Gan.
Morgloth is the smallest of the four Provinces and has only a weak
political influence on the others. It is ruled by Great Lord Thulen Hallur,
who has only one bargaining chip, and that is the fact that Ossiria is
the only place where Shadow Coil can be grown reliably. It is the trade
in this fungus that keeps his House from destitution. The other Houses
look down upon the Morgloth, whose Cabals do nothing to improve
the situation by conniving against Hallur.
Shadow Coil is a keg sized fungus that produces a liquid known as
Mashosh, which is vital for the sustenance of living wood once it has
been taken out of the earth. Dragon Lord vessels start to die without
occasional treatments of this substance. Bright sunlight is lethal to
Shadow Coil, so they flourish in the harsh landscape of Ossiria where
the land is covered by ash clouds.
Ships from Morgloth almost always have grey sails, since they get
their dragon hide from the local breeding grounds of Dark Serpents,
a unique sightless creature believed to observe its world through the
perception of the flow of magic like Dragon Lord mages. The only living
wood native to Morgloth is a deep blue colour, but its shipwrights
often buy living wood from the other Houses.
MARKINGS AND PATTERNS
The sails of living ships are made from leather with dragon hide sown
onto it, so that the magical properties of the hide make up for the
rigidity of the leather. The most powerful squadrons are those that
have a higher proportion of dragon hide woven onto the sails. The
flagships of the House fleets have sails made entirely of dragon hide,
making them faster, more maneuverable and more resistant to attack
from bolt, cannon, or fire.
Dragon Lords ships come in an almost infinite variety of colours, and
often have patterned sails. They are sometimes woven together to
echo the markings on bodies of the local dragon species. Stripes and
spots are the most common, although meshes and colour bands are
also prevalent.
A fleet owned by a single House will generally be made from the
same living wood and similarly pigmented dragon hide, since House
huntsmen generally hunt local varieties of dragon. However, patterns
may vary between individual ships, as there is no prescribed coding
in the House fleets. Squadrons may occasionally have a coloured
band across the prow, or use banners and even magical signals for
identification. Some squadrons paint the masts and handrails in a
bright colour that is a contrast against the timber of the ship.
THE SHIPS
As you will see from the models we have created a classic wooden
hull design that has been augmented by enchanted, living sails that
literally draw in the wind from the heavens, speeding the ships along at
a rapid pace. Dragon Lord vessels are amongst the fastest you will ever
encounter in The Uncharted Seas, and it is this speed that commanders
will use to their advantage against enemies of this race.
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If we use the Nightshade Class Battleship as an example of the type of
Dragon Lord vessel on offer you will see a capable ship indeed. With
a large crew it is one of the largest seafaring battleships available and
even at this size can move 6” every game turn. A Damage Rating (DR)
of 6 makes it hard to hit and a Critical Rating (CR) of 10 adds immensely
to this toughness.
What the Dragon Lords have at their disposal is an arsenal of magically-
enhanced weaponry and this means the Attack Dice (AD) for this vessel
are 13, 11, 9 and 7 at Range Bands 1 to 4 respectively. This makes this
vessel worth every one of its 115 Fleet Points.
As stated the ships of the Dragon Lords use a magical sail, which
makes them unaffected by the wind, so a ship can sail in any direction
unimpeded. This, coupled with the speed of the ships, allows for some
interesting tabletop tactics. But don’t be too overconfident – like all
ships they have their weaknesses. You’ll just have to play the game to
find them out!
There are several ship types already defined for this race, including:
• Nightshade Class Battleship
• Twilight Class Heavy Cruiser
• Celestial Heavy Cruiser
• Shadow Class Cruiser
• Sunset Class Frigate
• Eyrie Class Dragon Carrier
• Nogdra Dragons
• Elder Dragon
• Midnight Class Flagship
• Moonbeam Class Destroyer
These vessels form the core of the naval offering for this race, but as
with all races the ship options will be expanded upon on a rolling basis.
STANDARD FLEET COMPOSITION
The normal building block of a naval formation is the Battlegroup and
a standard Dragon Lord offering consists of:
1 x Nightshade Class Battleship
3 x Shadow Class Cruiser
6 x Sunset Class Frigate (Split into 2 squadrons of 3 ships each)
Each ship has a Fleet Point Value and this is the number used to
calculate how many ships can be deployed on a tabletop for a game.
The abovementioned Dragon Lord Battlegroup would cost a player
475 Fleet Points and is calculated as follows:
115 Points for the Battleship
60 Points per Cruiser
30 Point per Frigate
Different scenarios will allow players to construct their fleets in various
ways, with some forcing a player to have a preset number of ships and
classes and others simply allowing a player to buy ships based on a
fixed point value. Sometimes a scenario may call for a force of ships to
break the normal ‘rules’ of a fleet composition.
TACTICS
This is always an interesting discussion and one that you as a Fleet
Commander will heavily influence. The Dragon Lords are aggressive
warmongers, but they tend not to be foolhardy. As a result of this they
will use their superior speed and ability to ignore wind direction to
avoid a stand-up fight, tending to pick off enemy vessels and await the
best moment to perform an almost surgical strike. That said, the ships
of a Dragon Lord Fleet are guarded by a number of elite warriors, so
should a ship elect to board it the crew is in for a vicious fight – to the
death!
MIDNIGHT CLASS FLAGSHIP: Sleek and fast this Midnight Class
Flagship is designed to transport the most powerful Mages in the
Dragon Lord Empire to war. A mighty tower rises above the deck; the
mage at its top casting spells about the battlefield.
Mage Tower: when this Flagship uses a Magic card that requires Line
of Sight (LoS), its LoS is NOT blocked by Cruisers, Medium class models
or anything smaller – but it is still blocked by an island or landmass.
A Dragon Lord Flagship can use 2 Magic cards when it is activated, and
an opponent can ONLY use 1 Counter card to cancel ONE of them.
The cards are played and resolved separately, so the opponent does
NOT see both cards and choose which to cancel. Also, this Flagship can
repair 1 of its own HP on a roll of 6 when it is activated. However, it can
ONLY repair lost HP, and it CANNOT repair HP while it is involved in a
Boarding Action.
DRAGON CARRIER: The Dragon Lord Dragon Carrier is a majestic
machine of war. With its six stands of Nogdra Dragons ensconced inside
its hanger the ship’s glass top allows the Dragons absorb the rays of the
twin suns, while at the same time ready themselves for battle.
Commanders of Dragon Lord Fleets will be careful in their use of the
Dragon Carriers and their stands of majestic animals. The speed of
these beasts can be used to assault enemy vessels, harassing smaller
ships and being used to finish off larger vessels that have already been
damaged by the weapons fire of other Dragon Lord ships.
The following rules apply to a Dragon Carrier:
• Dragon Wings are launched before the carrier moves, the stands are
simply placed at the rear of the model as it moves off.
• A Dragon Carrier can carry 6 Nogdra Dragon stands, formed into one
Wing of 6 or two Wings of 3.
• If a ship launches ALL 6 stands simultaneously the vessel can perform
no other action that turn. It CANNOT fire its main weapons, and the
ship drifts forwards 2” as per the normal ship rules.
• If a ship launches ONLY 3 stands at a time it CAN still move and fire
normally.
• The just deployed Dragons are now available for the player to activate
separately when they are next able to activate a squadron.
• If the Dragon Carrier is destroyed or prized and the Dragon Wings are
onboard, the Dragon Wings are also destroyed or prized.
• Two wings CANNOT combine into one larger Wing. To get a Wing
of 6, you must launch all the Dragons AT THE SAME TIME. You CAN
however, land on the Carrier and re-launch.
• The Wings may land on the Carrier simply by moving into contact
with it.
• As a Wing takes damage the number of Dragons diminishes. A smaller
Wing of all remaining Dragons CAN be launched if there are less than
3 left on the Carrier.
Nogdra Dragons: This small and fast Dragon has been bred
by the Dragon Lords for the sole purpose of harrying the enemy. Wings
of these creatures swoop towards and enemy target, spitting a fiery
breathe at them. Sharp talons tear at sails and rend flesh... you get
the picture!
• All shooting against Dragons is made against the entire Wing and
NOT individual stands.
• A Wing of Nogdra Dragons is mounted on a 40mm round base that
holds 3 Dragons. It is this base that is moved to attack models, and all
measurements are made to, and from, the centre of this base.
• Defensive Fire against Nogdra Dragons ONLY hits on a 6, and not the
normal 5/6.
• Nogdra Dragons do not roll on the Critical Hit Table when damaging
other models, and cannot cause multiple Criticals
• These Wings DO NOT count towards a Game Card total. The Dragon
Carrier DOES count towards Game Cards.
• You CANNOT play Game Cards on Wings of Nogdra Dragons.
• When shooting at a Wing of Nogdra Dragons if you match/exceed
the DR rating you will kill/remove ONE Dragon model. If you match/
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exceed the CR rating you kill/remove TWO models. You DO NOT roll on
the Critical Hit Table and you CANNOT score multiple Critical Hits on a
Wing of Dragons.
SPECIAL RULE: Flame Weapon (Breath Weapon)
ELDER DRAGON: The Elder Dragon is the greatest and most cunning
species of beast that the Dragon Lords can summon to war. There are
some dragons that are larger and tougher, but the Elder Dragons are
considered to be the embodiment of the long lost Ancestor Dragons,
and treated with utmost respect.
They are also one of the very few intelligent species of dragon, able
to form their own battle strategies and act as emissaries for the Great
Lords of the four Houses.
Breath Weapon: Attacks in the Fore arc with a 180 degree arc
Swipe Attack: the Elder Dragon can make a Swipe Attack of 10AD
against a model that is on the surface OR flying and within 1” of its
flight stand in a Fore 180 degree arc. It swings its mast with brute
strength across the decks of the model knocking crew overboard, or
across the flanks of a Creature tearing its flesh off.
• If the Swipe/Tail Attack causes ANY damage, the model that suffers
the damage loses an additional Crew Point
• The AD of a Swipe/Tail Attack IS reduced by damage or crew-killed
tokens
• An Elder Dragon CANNOT perform a Breath Attack and a Swipe/Tail
Attack in the same Activation
• An Elder Dragon CANNOT perform a Swipe/Tail Attack while it is
involved in a Boarding Action
• If an Elder Dragon sinks or destroys a model with a Ram or Collision, it
CAN perform a Swipe/Tail Attack in the same Activation, but it CANNOT
perform a Breath Attack
Tail Attack: the Elder Dragon can make a Tail Attack of 10AD against a
model that is on the surface OR flying and within 1” of its flight stand
in an Aft firing channel. It uses the same rules as the Swipe Attack, an
Elder Dragon CAN make a Swipe Attack AND a Tail Attack in the same
activation, but both targets MUST be at the same level (both flying OR
both on the surface).
CELESTIAL HEAVY CRUISER: This ship is a new design sent from
the Dragon Lord homelands to deal with the new enemies that are
invading the Uncharted Seas. Much sturdier than its predecessor, the
Twilight Heavy Cruiser, the Celestial has new weapons and is majestic
in its design.
SPECIAL RULES: Draconic Blessing
MOONBEAM CLASS DESTROYER: Designed to take on special
missions for the Dragon Lords, the Moonbeam class Destroyers stress
joint tactics. Their standard tactics are to soften up enemies from range
before ramming and overwhelming the survivors using combined
boarding actions.
SPECIAL RULES: Iron Ram, Coordinated Assault
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DRAGON DRAGON
DRAGON

Range Band

Range Band
Starboard

Starboard
LORDS LORDS

Turrets

Turrets
LORDS LORDS

Fore

Fore
Port

Port
Aft

Aft
SUNSET CLASS FRIGATE SHADOW CLASS CRUISER
DR CR MOVE HULL CREW RAM 1 4 4 - - - DR CR MOVE HULL CREW RAM 1 6 6 - - -

3 5 12” 2 2 2 2 3 3 - - - 4 6 9” 4 6 4 2 5 5 - - -

3 1 1 - - - 3 4 4 - - -
This is a Small Class Standard ship This is a Medium Capital Class Standard ship
Uses the Small template for moving and firing 4 - - - - - Uses the Medium template for moving and firing 4 1 1 - - -
Magical Sails mean the ship IGNORES the wind direction Magical Sails mean the ship IGNORES the wind direction
Deployed in Squadrons of 3 to 4 Models Points Cost: 30 Deployed in Squadrons of 2 to 4 Models Points Cost: 60

DRAGON
DRAGON DRAGON
DRAGON

Breath Weapon
Range Band

Range Band
Starboard

LORDS LORDS
Turrets
LORDS LORDS
Fore
Port

Aft

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TWILIGHT HEAVY CRUISER ELDER DRAGON
DR CR MOVE HULL CREW RAM 1 6 6 6 - - DR CR MOVE HULL CREW RAM 1 9 - - - -

5 7 8” 5 7 5 2 5 5 5 - - 5 8 10” 6 8 Red 6 2 5 - - - -

3 4 4 4 - - 3 2 - - - -
This is a Medium Capital Class Variant ship This is a Large Capital Class Flying Special creature
Uses the Medium template for moving and firing 4 1 1 3 - - Uses the Large template for moving and firing 4 - - - - -
Magical Sails mean the ship IGNORES the wind direction This model IGNORES the wind direction
Deployed in squadrons of 2 to 4 Models Points Cost: 75 Deployed in squadrons of 1 Model Points Cost: 100

DRAGON
DRAGON DRAGON
DRAGON

Breath Weapon
Range Band

Range Band
Starboard

LORDS LORDS
Turrets

LORDS LORDS
Fore
Port

Aft

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EYRIE DRAGON CARRIER NOGDRA DRAGON

DR CR MOVE HULL CREW RAM 1 9 9 - - - DR CR MOVE HULL CREW RAM 1 3 - - - -

6 10 6” 8 7 6 2 7 7 - - - 3 5 18” 1 1 0 2 - - - - -

3 5 5 - - - This is a Tiny Class Flying Special creature 3 - - - - -

This is a Large Capital Class Special ship This model DOES NOT use a template
Uses the Large template for moving and firing 4 - - - - - This model IGNORES the wind direction 4 - - - - -
Magical Sails mean the ship IGNORES the wind direction 360 degree arc of fire
Deployed in Squadrons of 1 Model Points Cost: 160 Special Rule: Flame Weapon (Breath Weapon) 10 Points per Stand

DRAGON
DRAGON DRAGON
DRAGON
Defensive Fire
Range Band

Range Band
Starboard

Starboard

LORDS LORDS
Turrets

Turrets
LORDS LORDS
Fore

Fore
Port

Port
Aft

NIGHTSHADE CLASS BATTLESHIP MIDNIGHT CLASS FLAGSHIP

DR CR MOVE HULL CREW RAM 1 13 13 6 - - DR CR MOVE HULL CREW RAM 1 13 13 7 - -

6 10 6” 9 8 8 2 11 11 5 - - 6 12 8” 9 10 8 2 11 11 6 - -

3 9 9 4 - - 3 9 9 5 - -
This is a Large Capital Class Standard ship This is a Large Capital Class Special ship
Uses the Large template for moving and firing 4 7 7 3 - - Uses the Large template for moving and firing 4 7 7 4 - -
Magical Sails mean the ship IGNORES the wind direction Magical Sails mean the ship IGNORES the wind direction
Deployed in Squadrons of 1 Model Points Cost: 115 Deployed in Squadrons of 1 Model Points Cost: 140

DRAGON
DRAGON DRAGON
DRAGON
Defensive Fire
Range Band

Range Band
Starboard

Starboard

LORDS LORDS
Turrets

Turrets

LORDS LORDS
Fore

Fore
Port

Port

Aft

MOONBEAM DESTROYER CELESTIAL HEAVY CRUISER

DR CR MOVE HULL CREW RAM 1 5 5 - - - DR CR MOVE HULL CREW RAM 1 8 8 - - -

3 5 11” 3 3 Red 3 2 4 4 - - - 5 8 8” 5 7 5 2 7 7 - - -

This is a Small Class Standard ship 3 2 2 - - - This is a Medium Capital Class Variant ship 3 5 5 - - -
Uses the Small template for moving and firing Uses the Medium template for moving and firing
Magical Sails mean the ship IGNORES the wind direction 4 - - - - - Magical Sails mean the ship IGNORES the wind direction 4 2 2 - - -
Deployed in Squadrons of 2 to 4 Models Deployed in squadrons of 2 to 4 Models
Special Rules: Iron Ram and Coordinated Assault Points Cost: 45 Special Rules: Draconic Blessing Points Cost: 85

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