Save: 6+(Unmodified)

Special Rules:

Terror - These huge animated constructs cause Terror as described in the Psychology section of the Warhammer rulebook.

Move - Bone Giants have long limbs which enable them to cross over normal sized obstacles such as walls and hedges without penalty.

Immune to Psychology - Bone Giants are not affected by psychology. They are immune to Fear, Terror, Panic, and all other psychology tests.

Combat Results - Bone Giants cannot be broken in hand-to-hand combat. If a Bone Giant is beaten in combat, fails its Break test and would be forced to flee, then the magical link between it and its master is weakened and, as a result, the Bone Giant takes extra wounds. For every point by which he has lost the combat one extra wound is taken by the Bone Giant. This wound is automatic, and may not be saved against in any fashion.

Healing Bone Giants - Bone Giants are so monstrous and horrific that it takes 2 model-equivalents to equal one wound of an Bone Giant. A necromancer attempting to heal a Bone Giant may heal one wound for every 2 pips rolled on the dice from an animate dead spell. It is impossible to raise a Bone Giant in the clamour of battle, so once a Bone Giant has died, thats it.

Bone Giant Special Attacks

Thump with Weapon - The Bone Giant brings down his weapon with a single mighty stroke. The target may be any model in base contact with the Bone Giant, or any model adjacent to such a model - Bone Giants have quite a long reach so they can choose their target. The target may attempt to avoid the blow by rolling its Initiative value or less on a D6. If avoided there is no effect, otherwise the weapon causes D6 wounds with no armor save allowed. On the roll of 6 the Bone Giant inflicts 6 wounds and his blow is so powerful his weapon sticks in the ground and he must spend his following hand-to-hand combat phase pulling it free.

Swing with Weapon - The Bone Giant swings his weapon across the enemy's ranks, knocking many targets to the floor. The Bone Giant inflicts D6 S7 hits on the target unit, distributing among the models in the normal way. Work out damage and saves as normal.

Stamp - The Bone Giant raises his huge foot and stamps on a single small enemy. Stamping only works on man-sized creatures, and certainly not on large creatures such as Ogres or Trolls. The enemy model must be touching the Bone Giant's base and may attempt to avoid the descending foot by rolling its Initiative or less on a D6. If this roll is successful, the target is unharmed, otherwise the victim takes D3 wounds with no armor save. Although less effective than Thumping the enemy, Stamping is less risky as there is no chance of embedding his weapon in the ground.

Pick Up - The Bone Giant stoops down and selects a model from the enemy unit. As with Stamping, the target must be approximately man-sized, so the Giant can pick it up with one hand. When the Bone Giant picks up his victim the enemy model may make one attack. This is an extra attack and takes place out of the normal sequence to represent the victim trying to struggle free of the Bone Giant's grasp. Work out the victim's attack as normal. If the victim successfully wounds the Bone Giant it lets go, and the victim tumbles back into his unit. The Bone Giant withdraws his hand and causes no damage this turn.

Assuming the victim fails to inflict a wound on the Bone Giant, roll a D3 to see what the Undead Giant does next:

• 1 Squash - The model takes D6 hits at strength 10 with no armour saves allowed.
• 2 Throw Back Into Unit - The victim is thrown back into his unit like a living missle. This causes a Strength 5 hit on the thrown model and D6 Strength 3 hits on the remainder of the unit.
• 3 Hurl - The Undead Giant chooses any enemy unit within 12" and hurls the unfortunate victim into it. This causes an attack identical to Throw Back Into Unit above on the victim with the target unit replacing the victim's unit.