D6+6" 2 5+ 1 Should a squig rider actually survive a battle or two, it will immediately go to their head. Cladding themselves in crude armour complete with crescent-shaped helms, these swaggering show-offs form into elite mobs who refer to themselves as Boingrot Bounderz. Their relative experience in hanging onto their ornery steeds means that they are actually able to contribute somewhat to the battle, jabbing out with wonky lances while their squigs – no doubt doubly riled because of the extra weight they have to carry – crash into the enemy like fungal meteors.
The lances of these wild-eyed warriors transform them into bouncing knightly parodies. In a crude echo of jousters and their ostentatious finery, these braggadocious elites craft their ornamentation from fancy pieces of scrap metal scavenged from their foes. They are at their most powerful on the charge, for their unhinged bravado is at its peak before the enemy has had a chance to hit back, and their lances, shoddy as they are, can inflict surprising damage at full tilt. Should a Boingrot Bounder slay a foe and survive the battle, their inflated confidence renders them so insufferable that they are likely to come to an ignoble end, shanked in some dingy nook by their jealous peers and left for the squigs. | ||
MELEE WEAPONS | Atk | Hit | Wnd | Rnd | Dmg | ||
Pokin’ Lance [Charge (+1 Damage)] | |||||||
Pokin’ Lance Charge (+1 Damage) | 3 | 4+ | 4+ | 1 | 1 | ||
Fang-filled Gob [Companion] | |||||||
Fang-filled Gob Companion | 3 | 4+ | 3+ | 1 | 1 |
Any Charge Phase |
KEYWORDS | CAVALRY, CHAMPION, FLY |
DESTRUCTION, GLOOMSPITE GITZ, SQUIG, MOONCLAN |
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The SQUIG keyword is used in the following Gloomspite Gitz warscrolls:
The MOONCLAN keyword is used in the following Gloomspite Gitz warscrolls:
The CAVALRY keyword is used in the following Gloomspite Gitz warscrolls:
Passive |
The CHAMPION keyword is used in the following Gloomspite Gitz warscrolls:
Your Charge Phase |
KEYWORDS | CORE, MOVE, CHARGE |
Passive |
When moving flying units, move them horizontally in any direction, ignoring intervening models and terrain, and place them where you wish, so long as they are allowed to end their move on that spot. Note that some units have the FLY keyword even if that unit can’t really fly. This often represents units that bounce, bound or skitter across the battlefield so adeptly that they might as well be flying! | ||
The FLY keyword is used in the following Gloomspite Gitz warscrolls: