Fredegar 'Fatty' Bolger

Some models don't carry any weapons at all; such model are said to be Unarmed. A nidek us only ever considered to be Unarmed if their profile explicitly states so, or if they started the game with some form of weapon and those weapons have been lost or destroyed during the course of the game. An Unarmed model suffers a -1 penalty to any Duel Roll they make, and also suffers a -1 penalty to any To Wound Rolls they make when making Strikes.

If Fredegar attempts to Charge an enemy model with the Terror special rule, and fails the Courage Test, then Fredegar may still Move as normal; however, he may not Charge any model that turn.

Every time this model is targeted by a Magical Power, they gain an additional free dice when making a Resist Test, even if they have no Will Points remaining or decide not to use any Will Points. This is cumulative with other rules that confer a similar effect.

A model with this special rule may Move through areas of rocky terrain 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.

Additionally, a model with this special rule may re-roll any Jump, Leap or Climb Tests.

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.

If this model does not Move during the Move Phase, it may make a Shooting Attack during the following Shoot Phase. The Strength and range of this Shooting Attack will be shown in the model's profile.

This model counts as the number of models as shown in brackets when working out how many models are in range of an objective, in a specific area of the board, or when working out how many models have escaped the battlefield. So, a model with Dominant (3) would count as three models in range of an objective, or in a specific area of the board, or three models when working out how many models have escaped the battlefield. If a model would gain this special rule whilst in range of another model or specific area of the board, and then Moves off the board, they will not gain the benefit of this special rule once off the board.

If a model has two sources of the Dominant (X) special rule, then they use the highest value.