Lumineth Realm-lords – Warscrolls

A storied hero of Ymetrica, Lyrior Uthralle commands with the confidence and skill of a born champion. Though deeply scarred by a past tragedy, he is determined to defend his beloved realm, and countless foes have met their demise upon the tip of his fabled lance, Daemonbane.

Mounted upon swift lightcoursers, Lord Regents are representatives of Tyrion himself. In battle, they glow with the power of the refined aetherquartz worked into their wargear, bolstering those around them through word and deed alike.

Alarith Stonemages are experts in the magic of rock and earth, for they have become one with their mountain masters. In battle, they hurl boulders, turn their flesh to impervious stone and even control gravity itself to annihilate their foes.

Though the young prodigies Ellania and Ellathor may lack experience, they make up for it in raw excellence. These twins have proved themselves champions of the aelven race on multiple occasions, and wielding the gifts of their godly patrons, they are a true force to be reckoned with.

True allies of the Hyshian winds, a Hurakan Windmage travels everywhere upon a loyal zephyr- spirit companion. From here, they encourage their aelementors to follow their aelven disciples and unleash the gale-force wrath of the air against their enemies.

With the stroke of a brush, a Scinari Calligrave can alter reality. The runes they paint upon their enchanted parchments sympathetically appear the battlefield, unleashing the power of the elements.

It is the noble duty of a Scinari Cathallar to take the spiritual anguish that emanates from their kin and redirect it against their enemies. They are the lone point of darkness in the brilliance of a Lumineth host, capable of wielding despair itself as a weapon.

Scinari Enlighteners are amongst the pre-eminent battlemages of Lumineth society. They are experts in conjuring blinding light, searing beams and abjurations of banishment, and they use powerful runes to redouble the effects of their spellcraft.

Scinari Loreseekers are Eclipsians, souls with the potential to achieve true harmony between their Teclian and Tyrionic aspects. These warsages find great power in this, and they scour the realms for esoteric knowledge and artefacts that only the Lumineth can be entrusted with.

A legendary ancestor of the Lumineth race, the Light of Eltharion is a puissant warrior who has become one with the energies of Hysh. To face him is to face the power of light itself made manifest, and few have survived an encounter with his grim, enchanted blades.

Only the most stoic Vanari warriors will be entrusted to bear one of the sacred banners of Hysh. In battle, they form a locus of surety for the Lumineth phalanxes, channelling the power of their priceless World Banners to inspire their allies.

Amidst the ranks of the Lumineth infantry, Vanari Lord Regents on foot are a powerful and inspiring presence. Under their astute leadership, Auralan Wardens adopt near-inviolable shieldwalls to impede the enemy, blunting their assault in readiness for a swift counter-attack.

The spiritual remnant of an ancient aelven hero, the Light of Eltharion inspires watching Lumineth with his perfect swordwork as he carves a path through the enemy hordes. No longer bound to physical realities, this radiant warrior has been sighted in Ghyran, warring against the forces of ruin. Fuelled by the realm’s vibrant magic, he fights on even when cut down, reborn in a blinding corona of light.

Bannerblades are the most resolute and unyielding champions of the Vanari, chosen to wield the sacred banners of Hysh. These gleaming pennants are imbued with the radiant glory of the Light Realm, and even the thick canopies of Ghyran cannot mask their glow. Their presence is enough to rally a Lumineth host, whose warriors will risk body and soul to keep the artefact out of enemy hands.

One of the most powerful sorcerers in all the cosmos, Teclis is rightly known as the Mage God by his worshippers. When his power is joined to that of the Hyshian moon-spirit Celennar, entire armies can be annihilated through his divine spellcraft.

Avalenor is the eldest and wisest of all Hysh's mountain spirits. He alone chose to stand with the aelves of his own accord. Since then, his twin Firestealer Hammers have never rested in the defence of Hysh and its sibling realms - nor shall they while a single servant of the Dark Gods draws breath.

The bellicose elementor known as Sevireth is the searing wrath of a desert wind come to life. The sandstorm that whips around him can scour the idols and monuments of his foes clean in moments, while enemies are flayed to the bone - those not struck down by his arrows, that is.

There is nowhere to hide from the Windchargers of the Hurakan temple. Their treerunner mounts are capable of deftly navigating the densest terrain to slip past their enemies, while the arrows of the aelves are carried upon loyal winds and almost always find their mark.

The Dawnriders maintain tight formation as they charge into the foe, pennants fluttering proudly as they advance. With lance, blade and dauntless courage, they punch great holes through the enemy’s lines, riding down those who flee before wheeling about to launch another shock assault.

Having accepted the mountains as their spiritual guides, the Alarith Stoneguard are granted immense strength and resilience. In battle, their adversaries find them all but impossible to shift, while the blows of their sacred hammers are like an avalanche crashing into the enemy.

The Auralan Sentinels are amongst the finest archers in all the Mortal Realms. Wielding elegant, multi-stringed bows with a deceptively light draw weight for their range, they are able to loose their sunmetal-tipped arrows incredible distances and with great power.

Auralan Wardens are the lynchpin of a Lumineth battleline and a mainstay in the hosts of Hysh. Fearlessly do they stare down a charging enemy, waiting until the opportune moment before driving the sunmetal tips of their pikes forward and breaking the enemy advance like an unyielding cliff before a crashing wave.

Bladelords are the guardians of the Scinari mage-caste. Paragons of the warrior arts of the Vanari, they wield their greatblades with preternatural precision and ease, selflessly defending their charges as they cut their way through the enemy elite.

Leaping into battle with acrobatic finesse, Ydrilan Riverblades are swift and aggressive fighters. They attack with a relentless drive, surging forwards into the enemy with flowing lethality akin to the waterways their aelementiri temple has sworn to protect.

A Spirit of the Mountain is a war-form adopted by the geomantic animus of one of Hysh’s great peaks. The strength of the realm itself is theirs to wield, but though their hammers can crush walls and reduce enemies to bloody smears, it is their wisdom these spirits are most revered for – ponderous as it can be.

When roused to wrath, the Spirits of the Wind strike like a cyclone. It is all but impossible to track them as they dart through the air, launching arrow after arrow from their elegant but monstrously powerful bows and slipping away before retribution can land, the wind whistling with their laughter.

The bolts of a Starshard Ballista are more than capable of piercing the armour of a Chaos Warrior or spearing multiple orruks with a single shot. When needs must, the ballista’s crew can load it with specially enchanted ammunition designed to blind those it does not slay outright.

A Shrine Luminor is built upon a realmstone-rich metalith, a floating island in miniature leaden with geomantic energies. From here, a Lumineth mage can channel this elemental power to cleanse the corrupted land as well as bolster their arcane potential.

In moments of peril, Hyshian Twinstones can be conjured from the heart of the Realm of Light and to the battlefield. Here they act as reservoirs of magic, for as one stone is drained of power, the other replenishes, forming a perfect aetheric feedback loop.

Only in moments of direst need will a Lumineth mage summon a Rune of Petrification. Those who stray too close to this arcane glyph find their flesh slowly transmuting to unfeeling rock, until they are eventually cursed to become inert statues for all time.

The focal point of a Sanctum of Amyntok is the rune Yngra, symbolising both rescue and imprisonment. In battle, these barriers of light energy can be conjured around a mage in need, the arrows and magical bolts of the enemy dissipating harmlessly at the merest touch.

The Idoneth refer to a formation of two Allopexes as a Bloodthirsty Shiver – and for good reason. Perfected by the warlike Fuethán enclave and sought after by many forces of Order, this deadly pairing is fast, resilient and brimming with raw killing power. In their wake, the ethersea is stained red with the blood of the foe.

Kraken-eater Mega-Gargants are irascible old souls who have seen it all. They find just as much satisfaction in watching the sun rise while seated atop their favourite rock as they do in destroying a village, and they crave the relief that only the sea can provide – as well as the bounty that washes up on its shores. Bundo Whalebiter is a legend along Ghur’s Coast of Tusks. He is that rarest of things, a gargant known for both brain and brawn, and has been ever since an encounter with ocean-dwelling aelves near the Icefangs. While pursuing the aelves – for the sight of their sea creatures flying about out of the water irritated him to no end – Bundo was distracted by a Fangmora Eel to which a glowing lantern had been attached. The gargant throttled the creature and took the trinket, hanging it from his ear as a fetching accoutrement. The aetherquartz in the lantern worked its magics upon Bundo, heightening his intellect such that he can now converse with shocking clarity for a gargant. As a result, Bundo has won many mercenary contracts by arguing the value in having colossal aid to call upon.

Drekki Flynt is one of the most famous skyfarers in Kharadron society, a rogue and opportunist whose feats grow ever more outrageous in the telling. Captain of the Frigate the Aelsling, Flynt has lent the services of his vessel and his crew to many causes over the years – few of them entirely noble.