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Once Per Turn (Army), Your Movement Phase  
RALLY THE TRIBES: One of the horde’s commanders looses a terrifying battle cry, calling more of their blade-sworn warriors to their side.
 
Declare: If there is a friendly DARKOATH HERO on the battlefield, pick a friendly non-HERO non-UNIQUE DARKOATH unit that has been destroyed to be the target.
 
Effect: Roll a dice. On a 3+, set up a replacement unit with half the number of models from the target unit (rounding up) on the battlefield, wholly within 6" of a battlefield edge and more than 3" from all enemy units

Stormcast Eternals
 
Changes to a bunch of lesser-seen heroes here. Gardus, the Knight-Draconis, Knight-Judicator, Knight-Questor, Lord-Aquilor, Lord-Imperatant, Lord-Vigilant on Gryph-stalker, and Neave Blacktalon all get 10 points cheaper. There’s a 20 point saving on the Knight-Azyros, Lord-Celestant, Lord-Vigilant on Morrgryph, Tornus the Redeemed, and Vandus Hammerhand. The Lord-Celestant on Dracoth goes down to 160, a saving of 30 points. That’s a lot of heroes, and broadly seems to match what’s happening elsewhere: non-magic foot and cavalry heroes getting a bit cheaper. Of these, there are three standouts of note. The Celestant on Dracoth going down means less tax on bringing him along to use his One Weird Trick (fight first with the Quicksilver Draught and drag a block of Fulminators/Concussors with him). Tornus is a great support piece in a Ruination-focused army, and getting cheaper only makes it easier to include him. Finally the threshold has been crossed – three Knights-Judicators is now cheaper than a reinforced unit of Longstrikes, and we might start to see more of them
 
On the unit side, it’s simpler. Fulminators, Tempestors and Stormdrake Guard all go down by 10 points, which is nice as they all see use. So does the Stormstrike Chariot, which maybe just about starts to be an efficient objective piece with some of the new battle tactics (probably not).
 
Finally, just two things end up costing points in the enhancements. Envoy of the Heavens now costs 20 points, as does the Stormreach Portal. This might be a bit of a motivator in getting rid of the portal if your list doesn’t need it – it’s such a big charge target in the backfield. Envoy will keep going strong for the most part, unless people start taking the new Scourge of Ghyran trait for repeated Finest Hour on a Stardrake.
 
Overall, with the new season getting rid of the fairly ubiquitous Karazai + bodyguard Praetors combo, there’s a lot of space for some inventive listbuilding supported by these changes.

Cities of Sigmar
 
Good god, that’s a lot of changes. The Battlemage, Cogsmith, Warden King, Drakespawn Chariot, Flagellants, Freeguild Fusiliers, Freeguild Steelhelms, Ironweld Great Cannon, Scourgerunner Chariot, and Wildercorps Hunters all go down by 10 points. It’s 20 for the Celestial Hurricanum (both versions), Luminark of Hysh (both versions), Black Ark Fleetmaster, Callis and Toll, Cavalier-Marshal, Freeguild Marshal, Fusil-Major on Ogor Warhulk, Command Corps, Gyrobomber, Gyrocopter, Kharibdyss, and Steam Tank. Finally, the Steam Tank Commander and the Freeguild Marshal on Griffon drop by 30.
 
Honestly, this is so much change that it’s hard to derive meaning from it, but almost every Cities player will find something in their army getting cheaper here, regardless of any proclivity for mono-faction human/elf/dwarf/elf-but-sexy madness. You can fit one extra steam tank into the steam tank spam army, which might please some people. Perverts.

Maggotkin of Nurgle
 
There’s lots of green here with most of the lesser used heroes going down. Gutrot Spume, Lord of Afflictions, Morbidex Twiceborn, Orghotts Daemonspew, and Poxbringer all get a 20 point discount. Of these the two Maggoth lords and the Poxbringer being your cheapest hero option now are probably the most impactful. Lord of Plagues, Sloppity Bilepiper, and Spoilpox Scrivener all go down 10. Lord of Plagues was seeing play before, but with Field Sergeant gone, we may see less of him. That said, the Plaguebearer support heroes definitely look more interesting now.
 
None of the non hero sheets go down, which means you’re not really gonna see the benefits of all these changes in one list. On top of that you’re seeing a 20 point increase to The Witherstave which may mean Rustfang gets taken a bit more, but realistically you’re just gonna start at 20 points up. Without a manifestation lore of their own, unless you’re taking Aetherwrought Machineries, you’re also probably taking another 20 point tax. This will likely undo any points drops you’re working into your lists, and that’s if you’re not taking the tried and true good stuff. There’s definitely some good to work with here, but it’s not all upside as the page of green may lead you to believe

Slaves to Darkness
 
A LOT of green on heroes and only very little on units, of which you have probably never seen on a table and will go “oh huh that’s in this army?” as I continue this mini-review. Abraxia getting cheaper was my only surprise here for stuff that got cheaper. Varanguard staying at their cost is fine when so many armies got points decreases; whenever there’s an update with so much green like this it’s effectively a points increase on stuff that didn’t get cheaper. Kind of. I know a lot of people have been passing around Varanguard not being able to be reinforced and that’s just silly and not in here at all, of course they still can and they’re still going to be a popular pick, too.  Radiance of Dark Glory is your only enhancement that costs any points and that’s probably fine, none of the Heroic Traits or Artefacts are stupidly powerful, really, it’s not that kind of army. Darkoath Savagers are now under 100 points and that’s great, actually, along with the Wilderfiend getting a 10 point reduction you might start to see one pop up? Maybe? I doubt it.  
 
Darkoath could have easily seen some more decreases on units here, as a standalone sub-army they really struggle on the table, but in this season I think most S2D players are going to be grabbing some Fellriders to help with Battle Tactics, they’re great for it.

Soulblight Gravelords
 
Hey so you know when the battletome came out and in our review we said we thought the vampire AoR was probably pretty decent, and then the points came out and it turned out to be literally impossible to build an army that wasn’t either 30 points over or 200 under? Well Prince Vhordrai has come down 10 and the Vampire Lord on Nightmare Steed is down 20 which magically means that Vhordrai, the VLoNS and 30 Blood Knights is now a legal list and the AoR works. (apropos of nothing, I’m in the market for cheap Blood Knights – chimp)
 
That’s the most exciting thing here, but there’s also 20 point drops for the Blades of the Hollow King, Lady Annika and the Revenant Draconith. That’s nice and all, but I’m still not rendered particularly excited by any of these options. For points increases it’s just +20 on Lash of the Sire, which doesn’t strike me as a huge deal and Soulblight have a few OK options in this area that are free if needed.

ENDLESS LEGIONS: To the Soulblight aristocracy, the dead are mere chattel to be raised and expended.
 
Declare: Pick a friendly non-UNIQUE DEATHRATTLE or DEADWALKERS unit that started the battle with 2 or more models and that has been destroyed to be the target.
 
Effect: Set up a replacement unit with half the number of models from the target unit (rounding up) wholly within 12" of a friendly SOULBLIGHT GRAVELORDS HERO or wholly within 6" of a terrain feature. It must be set up more than 9" from all enemy units.
 
If it is your movement phase, you can set up the replacement unit more than 3" from all enemy units instead of more than 9", but if you set it up within 9" of any enemy units, it cannot use CHARGE abilities this turn.

24.2 Replacement Units
Some abilities allow you to set up a replacement unit. When setting up that unit, it should have the same warscroll type, weapon options and number of models as the original unit, unless otherwise specified in the ability. Many of these abilities specify the proportion of models in the replacement unit (e.g. half the number of models from the original unit). In these cases, you can pick which models from the original unit are set up.
 
The replacement unit is otherwise treated as a new unit; any keywords or abilities the original unit gained during the battle, and any persisting effects that applied to it, do not apply to the replacement unit. Each unit can only be replaced once, and you cannot replace replacement units.