By conjuring a Tome of Eyes, a spellcaster can read knowledge inscribed by daemonic forces as the tome reads them in turn; in doing so, they gain access to the fabled Parchment Curse. A particularly disturbing spell, this turns the enemies of the caster into scattering sheafs of paper, each detailing a dark and twisted version of the victim’s life story. A WIZARD in a garrison cannot attempt to summon this endless spell, and if this endless spell is summoned, the WIZARD that summoned it cannot join a garrison until this endless spell has been removed from play. LINKED: This endless spell must remain within 1" of the model that summoned it. For rules purposes, this endless spell and the model that summoned it are treated as a single model that uses that model’s warscroll, with the addition of the abilities on this warscroll. If the model that summoned this endless spell is slain, then this endless spell is immediately removed from play. If this endless spell is dispelled and the model that summoned it has not been slain, remove this endless spell from play but leave the model that summoned it on the battlefield. Transfixed by Countless Eyes: As the Tome flicks through its endless pages, it peers into the mind of its summoner, giving knowledge to the loyal and punishing the insatiable as it sees fit. You can re-roll casting rolls for the model that summoned this endless spell while this endless spell is on the battlefield. The Parchment Curse: The Tome’s flames intensify, its eyes twitching frantically as it seeks new prey for the curses on its parchment leaves. The Parchment Curse is a spell that is known by the model that summoned this endless spell while this endless spell is on the battlefield. It has a casting value of 8 and a range of 18". If successfully cast, pick 1 enemy unit within range and visible to the caster, and roll a dice. On a 3+, that unit suffers D3 mortal wounds. In addition, for each model slain by those mortal wounds, subtract 1 from the Bravery characteristic of that model’s unit (to a minimum of 1) for the rest of the battle. | ||