Tauriel, Ranger of Mirkwood

If Tauriel is Outnumbered in a Combat, then before making her Duel Roll she gains an additional Attack for each model she is Engaged in Combat with after the first. This bonus lasts until the end of the Combat.

If your Army also includes Kíli, and he is removed as a casualty, then Tauriel's Strength is increased to 5 and her Defence reduced by 1 for the remainder of the battle. Additionally, if Kíli is slain, then Tauriel must always Charge an enemy model when she Activates if possible.

A model with this special rule can make two Shooting Attacks in the Shoot Phase rather than one. These Shooting Attacks are made one at a time and do not have to target the same enemy model. though both must be made with the same Missile Weapon.

When a model with this special rule makes a Shooting Attack that targets a Cavalry model, it may choose either the rider or the Mount as its target. Additionally, if a model with this special rule hits a Cavalry model that it targeted with a Shooting Attack, it does not need to make the In The Way Test to see which part of the model it hits - it will automatically hit the part of the model it targeted, either rider or Mount.

A model with this special rule may Move through areas of woods and forests that are classed as Difficult Terrain as if they are Open Ground. If a Cavalry model has this special rule, but their Mount does not, then this rule does not apply to the Mount. If a Mount has this special rule, then they will still gain their Cavalry Charge bonuses when they Charge, even if the rider does not have this special rule.

A model with this special rule gains a bonus of +1 To Wound when making Strikes against a model with the same keyword as the one shown in brackets. So, a model with the Hatred (Man) special rule would gain a bonus of +1 To Wound when making Strikes against Man models.

If a model fights with an Elven weapon in a Combat, they will be more likely to win the Duel Roll in the result of a Drawn Combat. In these instances, a Good model armed with an Elven Weapon will win the roll-off on a 3+, whilst an Evil model armed with an Elven weapon will win the roll-off on a 1-4. If both sides have an Elven weapon, neither side gains the benefit.

Some Missile Weapons may also be classed as Elven weapons; however, the above bonus only applies to Melee Weapons as a model cannot choose to fight with a Missile Weapon in a Combat.

Any weapon with the word 'Elf' in its name is automatically considered to be an Elven weapon.

An Infantry model with this special rule that is partially concealed from view by a piece of terrain cannot be seen at distances of more than 6". This means that enemy models cannot target this model with Shooting Attacks, Magical Powers, special rules, or anything else that requires Line of Sight unless they have a completely clear view of this model.