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	* '''Altar Wagon of Aether:''' This wagon is more of a gatling gun made of magic rather than a cannon. With the number of shots it has to go off, it's enough to likely break light tanks and most infantry. Unlike most of the buffs provided by the wagons there's a definite trade-off. Yes, Aura of Fury gives two units Furious, but the moment they go charging off, you're exposing the wagon to enemy fire. If you take this, you're going to make sure you have many layers.		* '''Altar Wagon of Aether:''' This wagon is more of a gatling gun made of magic rather than a cannon. With the number of shots it has to go off, it's enough to likely break light tanks and most infantry. Unlike most of the buffs provided by the wagons there's a definite trade-off. Yes, Aura of Fury gives two units Furious, but the moment they go charging off, you're exposing the wagon to enemy fire. If you take this, you're going to make sure you have many layers.

	* '''Steam Tank:''' This is one of the most unique units in the Human Empire list. With a toughness of 9 and a defense value of +2, you're looking at one of the hardiest units in the game. The tank totes a devastating AP(1) Blast(3) Tank Cannon, which can pretty much flatten most blocks of infantry, while the turret can pepper the enemy with plenty of shots that can wipe up lighter crowds. If you're looking to take down enemy tanks and monsters more than crowds, you can instead take a Heavy Tank Cannon for AP(2) Deadly(3). Don't let all that fool you into thinking it can be left by itself. If it's charged it will likely be forced to take morale checks. Make sure it has a unit of infantry to protect it while it mows everything down.		* '''Steam Tank:''' This is one of the most unique units in the Human Empire list. With a toughness of 9 and a defense value of 2+, you're looking at one of the hardiest units in the game. The tank totes a devastating AP(1) Blast(3) Tank Cannon, which can pretty much flatten most blocks of infantry, while the turret can pepper the enemy with plenty of shots that can wipe up lighter crowds. If you're looking to take down enemy tanks and monsters more than crowds, you can instead take a Heavy Tank Cannon for AP(2) Deadly(3). Don't let all that fool you into thinking it can be left by itself. If it's charged it will likely be forced to take morale checks. Make sure it has a unit of infantry to protect it while it mows everything down.

	=== Artillery ===		=== Artillery ===

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	== Why Play Human Empire ==		== Why Play Human Empire ==

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	=== Infantry ===		=== Infantry ===

			* '''Mage Council:''' This is a strange unit. Unlike many caster units it comes in a group a five, giving it five caster tokens to play with per turn, though as their numbers dwindle that number will go down. They're fairly squishy but can be a very powerful support unit, providing buffs, countering spells, and inflicting some modest damage when needed. Keep them safe and they can be a massive boon to your army.
	* '''Infantrymen:''' The epitome of standard infantry. While each is flimsy with a 5+ quality and defense, you'll be able to build big blocks of weapons out of them. Spears particular can make them very annoying (and costly) roadblocks and Halberds give them Rending to manage armor. They become especially effective with a Battle Master using inspiring, giving them much better quality.		* '''Infantrymen:''' The epitome of standard infantry. While each is flimsy with a 5+ quality and defense, you'll be able to build big blocks of weapons out of them. Spears particular can make them very annoying (and costly) roadblocks and Halberds give them Rending to manage armor. They become especially effective with a Battle Master using inspiring, giving them much better quality.

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	== Why Play Human Empire ==		== Why Play Human Empire ==
	The ~~Humans are pretty much bodies in numbers~~. ~~You~~'ll ~~usually have lots~~ of ~~bodies and heroes capable~~ of ~~bolstering them~~.		The human empire brings a mundane flair to the otherwise extremely fantastical feeling of Age of Fantasy. Utilizing industry and ordinary people supplemented by magical institutions, you'll be facing down far more traditional factions. If you like the idea of bringing a guns to a sword fight, tanks to traditional medieval warfare, or bringing a council of wizards to bear on unspeakable evils, this is the right faction for you.

	'''Pros:'''		'''Pros:'''
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	* Lots of Activations		* Lots of Activations
	* Very flexible army loadout, you are the "baseline" army in many ways.		* Very flexible army loadout, you are the "baseline" army in many ways.
			* Buffs: Your faction has easy access to a variety of buffing units that expand your options in any given fight
			* Ranged: Your ranged game, while not as elite as some other armies, is still extremely strong and relatively cheap

	'''Cons:'''		'''Cons:'''
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	* Many of your troops are focused on quantity over quality		* Many of your troops are focused on quantity over quality
	* Your troops are reliant on buffs, either from your wagons or your heroes		* Your troops are reliant on buffs, either from your wagons or your heroes
	* No Ambush, which means your ability to ~~radically alter~~ the board state ~~in later turns suffers~~		* No Ambush, which means your ability to respond to the board state is somewhat curtailed outside of movement shenanigans

	== Army Special Rules ==		== Army Special Rules ==

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	* '''Battle Master:''' Your most versatile hero. Anything you need, the Battle Master is capable of filling in. He's not that bad alone either, with a 4+ quality and defense with an open selection of melee weapons. This is on top of the fact that their stock Hand Weapon comes with AP(1) so you can get by without a new weapon.		* '''Battle Master:''' Your most versatile hero. Anything you need, the Battle Master is capable of filling in. He's not that bad alone either, with a 4+ quality and defense with an open selection of melee weapons. This is on top of the fact that their stock Hand Weapon comes with AP(1) so you can get by without a new weapon.
	** ''Ranged:'' ~~While not given by default, the Battle Master can gain~~ some ~~guns, a rarity among AoF. What you have is rather~~ slim~~, however: you can only buy Dual Pistols for short-ranged AP(1)~~ or a ~~Slayer Bow long-range AP(2)~~.		** ''Ranged:'' You have some slim pickings in either handbows or pistols. Probably not worth it unless they're traveling with a ranged unit for some reason.
	** ''Buffs:'' Battle Standard Bearer gives you Fear to reinforce a battle for your squad. Bounty Hunter has Takedown to help strike down enemy heroes. Cleric has Battle Chant to support the charging foes. Captain has Inspiring to improve a block of Infantrymen. ~~Strategist has Battle March to push your numerical advantage~~.		** ''Buffs:'' Battle Standard Bearer gives you Fear to reinforce a battle for your squad. Bounty Hunter has Takedown to help strike down enemy heroes. Cleric has Battle Chant to support the charging foes. Captain has Inspiring to improve a block of Infantrymen. General gives you battle march, which can allow for some excellent positioning shenanigans.
	** ''Mounts:'' Your cheapest mount is the Horse, which is Fast and has Impact(1) - Perfectly equipped for lances. The pegasus has Flying on top of Fast, and has its own attacks as well as improving the Captain's Tough value by +3. The griffon is a very pricy but tanky wall with a +2 to defense and +12 to Tough, and it has some devastating attacks with Fear and Flying. The dragon is a bit more expensive and is pretty much a griffon with a Breath Attack and ~~even~~ more ~~attacks~~.		** ''Mounts:'' Your cheapest mount is the Horse, which is Fast and has Impact(1) - Perfectly equipped for lances. The pegasus has Flying on top of Fast, and has its own attacks as well as improving the Captain's Tough value by +3. The griffon is a very pricy but tanky wall with a +2 to defense and +12 to Tough, and it has some devastating attacks with Fear and Flying. The dragon is a bit more expensive and is pretty much a griffon with a Breath Attack and slightly more focus on AP over rending. More than anything, the choice of mount determines whether or not the battle master is a beat stick or a buffer.

	* '''Champion:''' To call the Champion a toned-down Battle Master is a surface-level understatement. While still capable of picking up the same melee weapons without the AP bump, you will notice that the Champion carries a better selection of guns as well as new buffs. In addition, their mount selection is cut down to only the Horse and the Robot Horse with improved Impact and Boing for a bit of a speed bump.		* '''Champion:''' To call the Champion a toned-down Battle Master is a surface-level understatement. While still capable of picking up the same melee weapons without the AP bump, you will notice that the Champion carries a better selection of guns as well as new buffs. In addition, their mount selection is cut down to only the Horse and the Robot Horse with improved Impact and Boing for a bit of a speed bump.
	** ''Ranged:'' The Gatling Pistol is a short-ranged rapid fire tool with AP(1) to cut through armor, with the Gatling Rifle doubling that range. The Grenade Launcher provides long-range bombardment to clean crowds. The Sniper Rifle gives you the tool necessary to take down key models including even heroes.		** ''Ranged:'' The Gatling Pistol is a short-ranged rapid fire tool with AP(1) to cut through armor, with the Gatling Rifle doubling that range. The Grenade Launcher provides long-range bombardment to clean crowds. The Sniper Rifle gives you the tool necessary to take down key models including even heroes.
	** ''Buffs:'' While still able to take Battle Chant, that is the only thing the Champion can take from the Battle Master. Battle Mage gives you a Wizard for casting and Engineer gives Artillerist so they can support any Artillery units.		** ''Buffs:'' While still able to take Battle Chant, that is the only thing the Champion can take from the Battle Master. Battle Mage gives you a Wizard for casting and Engineer gives Artillerist so they can support any Artillery units. The champion is going to be a very decent buffer, and can make lists that are focused on a particular strategy really shine.

	=== Infantry ===		=== Infantry ===

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	== Wizard Spells ==		== Wizard Spells ==

	* '''Fireball (4+):''' ~~One~~ enemy unit within 12" takes ~~two~~ AP(2) ~~hits~~.		* '''Wild Form (1)''': Target friendly unit within 12" gets +1 to hit rolls next time it fights in melee. A great buff, though since it only targets a single unit it pales in comparison to the wagon version.
	* '''~~Wild Form~~ (4+):''' ~~Friendly unit~~ within 12" ~~takes~~ +1 to ~~hit in melee~~. ~~Absolutely useful since you'll chiefly be relying on melee~~.		* '''Fireball (1)''': Target enemy unit within 12" takes 2 hits with AP(2). A basic blasting spell that exists to boost the attack power of your casters.
	* '''Leech (5+):''' ~~One~~ enemy ~~model~~ within 12" takes ~~a single~~ AP(4) Deadly(3) ~~hit~~. ~~Pretty much all~~ you ~~can ask for when sniping~~ a ~~hero~~ or heavy ~~weapon~~.		* '''Protection (2):''' Target 2 friendly units within 12" get +1 to defense rolls next time they take hits. This is a phenomenal buff for almost any unit, but of particular note is that it can turn your heavy cavalry into Def +2 for a single fight. An extremely powerful spell.
	* '''~~Protection~~ (5+):''' A friendly ~~unit~~ within 12" ~~gains regeneration when~~ they next ~~get hit~~.		* '''Leech (2):''' Target enemy unit within 9" takes 1 hit with AP(4) and Deadly(3). One of the only AP(4) strikes in the game. This is ironically one of the best spells if you're facing a mirror match, as it's one of the best ways to deal with Steam tanks or buffed heavy cavalry.
	* '''Blood Hex (6+):''' ~~Enemy~~ unit within ~~6" take a~~ hit ~~per model, making this hell for mobs of grunts.~~		* '''Magic Wind (3)''': Target 2 friendly units within 12" get +3" next time they Advance, or +6" next time they Rush/Charge. Your top tier casting doesn't disappoint. Extra mobility on your infantry can mean you arrive on the front line first, which means you can dictate where the battle is going to take place.
	* '''Magic Wind (6+)~~:''' One friendly unit within 12"~~ can ~~immediately move 6"~~. ~~This gives~~ you ~~a desperate escape button or possibly an easier charge~~.		* '''Blood Hex (3)''': Target enemy unit within 18” takes 1 hit with Blast(9). Expensive, but it can punch a hole in most battle lines. If you manage to get this spell off, make sure you have something that can take advantage of the gap it will open.

	== Unit Analysis ==		== Unit Analysis ==

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	* Lots of Activations		* Lots of Activations
	* Very flexible army loadout		* Very flexible army loadout, you are the "baseline" army in many ways.

	'''Cons:'''		'''Cons:'''

	* ~~Your~~ troops are focused on quantity over quality		* Many of your troops are focused on quantity over quality
	* Your troops are reliant on buffs, either from your wagons or your heroes		* Your troops are reliant on buffs, either from your wagons or your heroes
			* No Ambush, which means your ability to radically alter the board state in later turns suffers

	== Army Special Rules ==		== Army Special Rules ==
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	=== Infantry ===		=== Infantry ===

	* '''Infantrymen:''' ~~Likely your most populous unit~~. While each is flimsy with a 5+ quality and defense, you'll be able to build big blocks of weapons out of them. Spears particular can make them very annoying (and costly) roadblocks and Halberds give them Rending to manage armor. They become especially effective with a Battle Master ~~that uses Inspiring to improve~~ them ~~to something on tier of Elite Swordsmen~~.		* '''Infantrymen:''' The epitome of standard infantry. While each is flimsy with a 5+ quality and defense, you'll be able to build big blocks of weapons out of them. Spears particular can make them very annoying (and costly) roadblocks and Halberds give them Rending to manage armor. They become especially effective with a Battle Master using inspiring, giving them much better quality.

	* '''~~Furious Mob~~:''' Literal glass cannons. Their defense is ~~even worse~~, but each one carries AP(1) ~~Flails~~ and Furious to make charges pretty deadly for a block of fodder. Fearless ~~makes them capable of holding the line once the casualties start racking up.~~		* '''Fanatics:''' Literal glass cannons. Their defense is as bad as it gets at a 6+, but each one carries AP(1) Sharp Weapons and Furious to make charges pretty deadly for a block of fodder. Fearless is a nice way to make sure they can survive to close the distance.

	* '''Militia:''' A smaller pack of Infantrymen with Dual Hand Weapons and Scout to get them a ~~bit closer~~ to ~~their targets. If you intend for some shooting of your own, you~~ can ~~purchase some Pistols for some short-ranged harassment at~~ the ~~cost of their melee output. Whichever you take, they're best suited to ambushing a unit that's already in combat or wiping out enemy Artillery~~.

	* '''Elite Swordsmen:''' Elite infantry with Fearless and a 4+ on both quality and defense. While they're stuck with Great Weapons, they're plenty strong with them and still get to use the command group in order to improve their odds in a fight.		* '''Elite Swordsmen:''' Elite infantry with Fearless and a 4+ on both quality and defense. While they're stuck with Great Weapons, they're plenty strong with them and still get to use the command group in order to improve their odds in a fight.
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	* '''Horse Marksmen:''' When you pick up Marksmen on horses, gifting them Fast as well as a surprise Scout for better positioning at the start. Your choice between the Rifle or Dual Pistols is ultimately a matter of choice as both options cost you nothing. You can also give one model either Dual Gatling Pistols or a Gatling Rifle for rapid-fire carnage.		* '''Horse Marksmen:''' When you pick up Marksmen on horses, gifting them Fast as well as a surprise Scout for better positioning at the start. Your choice between the Rifle or Dual Pistols is ultimately a matter of choice as both options cost you nothing. You can also give one model either Dual Gatling Pistols or a Gatling Rifle for rapid-fire carnage.

	* '''Knights:''' The ~~heavy~~ cavalry, gifted with a 4+ quality and defense while Impact makes their focus getting to melee. ~~They~~ can grab ~~Lances if you want to focus harder~~ at ~~melee, while Great Weapons provide you some welcome AP(2) to rip through most enemies~~.		* '''Knights:''' The cavalry, gifted with a 4+ quality and defense while Impact makes their focus getting to melee. For a mere five points you can grab lances and make them that much better at mowing down infantry.

	* '''Guard Knights:''' Elite Knights with a 3+ defense and Fearless so they can tank even more abuse. They come stock with Great Weapons to take down the worse, but you can buy Lances if you ~~plan~~ to ~~ride off Impact~~.		* '''Guard Knights:''' Elite Knights with a 3+ defense and Fearless so they can tank even more abuse. They come stock with Great Weapons to take down the worse, but you can buy Lances if you want to focus them on charges.

	* '''Gryph Riders:''' Your ~~biggest~~ cavalry. Each one comes with Impact(3) and Tough(3) so they tank harder. The Halberds are pretty decent and each mount has some AP(1) attacks to complement, but you can grab Lances if you want to ~~get a pack of super-pincushions~~.		* '''Gryph Riders:''' Your heaviest cavalry. Each one comes with Impact(2) and Tough(3) so they tank harder. The Halberds are pretty decent and each mount has some AP(1) attacks to complement, but you can grab Lances if you want to focus on your charges. They're perfect for disrupting the enemy line. Unlike most cavalry, they're not just shock troops, they can follow up their initial charge with some pretty decent staying power.

	=== Vehicles ===		=== Vehicles ===

	* '''War Wagon:''' Effectively a lightweight battletank that can threaten the opposition at any range. Up close it has AP(1) Rending attacks to handle troops ~~while at range~~ it ~~has plenty of AP(1) shots to gun down the opposition~~. ~~This unfortunately leaves~~ it in a ~~jack-of-all-trades master-of-none situation as~~ it ~~doesn~~'~~t exactly excel at any situation and offers no support beyond being a weapons platform~~.		* '''War Wagon:''' Effectively a lightweight battletank that can threaten the opposition at any range. Up close it has AP(1) Rending attacks to handle troops, letting it disrupt enemy lines fairly well. You can also turn it into a long range powerhouse with upgrades, or upgrade it to hold infantry and ferry them to the front lines, though this option is mostly best if you're afraid of enemy artillery.

	* '''Hurricane Wagon:''' ~~This wagon's meant to handle crowds by firing out small blasts while its Battle Aura allows nearby troops to keep up~~ the ~~offense~~. ~~This goes~~ a ~~good way in keeping it protected from any up-close aggression~~, but it ~~lacks anything to protect~~ it ~~from bombardment~~.		* '''Hurricane Wagon of Air:''' The first of the buffwagons. It has a decent level of offensive power against infantry thanks to its blast, but this is mostly a secondary bonus to the fact that it buffs infantry around it with a +1 when making attacks. This really shines when supporting your frontline.

	* '''Beamer Wagon:''' This particular ~~chariot~~ gives a laser beam keyed to demolish monsters and vehicles with AP(2) Deadly(3). ~~That said,~~ this ~~one~~ is ~~better for~~ the ~~bubble-wrap as its Protective Aura improves~~ the defense ~~of nearby~~ units ~~- a good way to dissuade~~ a ~~cannon from going off~~.		* '''Beamer Wagon of Fire:''' This particular wagon gives a laser beam keyed to demolish monsters, heavy infantry, and vehicles with AP(2) Deadly(3). Much like the other buffwagons this is mostly a nice side benefit to the real star of the show, the +1 it can provide to defense on units around it. Your infantry blobs suddenly become a lot stickier.

	* '''Altar Wagon:''' This ~~chariot's~~ more of a gatling gun made of magic rather than a cannon. With the number of shots it has to go off, it's enough to likely break light tanks and most infantry. ~~Its boost is also somewhat suspect~~. Yes, Aura of Fury gives two units Furious, but the moment they go charging off, you're exposing the wagon to enemy fire. If you take this, you're going to make sure you have many layers.		* '''Altar Wagon of Aether:''' This wagon is more of a gatling gun made of magic rather than a cannon. With the number of shots it has to go off, it's enough to likely break light tanks and most infantry. Unlike most of the buffs provided by the wagons there's a definite trade-off. Yes, Aura of Fury gives two units Furious, but the moment they go charging off, you're exposing the wagon to enemy fire. If you take this, you're going to make sure you have many layers.

	* '''Steam Tank:''' This ~~chariot isn't quite~~ the ~~same as~~ the ~~others~~. It'~~s not meant to buff any part~~ of ~~your army, just to blow stuff up, and oh how it does that~~. The tank ~~cannon~~ totes a devastating AP(1) Blast(3) Tank Cannon, which can pretty much flatten most blocks of infantry, while the turret can pepper the enemy with plenty of shots that can wipe up lighter crowds. If you're looking to take down enemy tanks and monsters more than crowds, you can instead take a Heavy Tank Cannon for AP(2) Deadly(3).		* '''Steam Tank:''' This is one of the most unique units in the Human Empire list. With a toughness of 9 and a defense value of +2, you're looking at one of the hardiest units in the game. The tank totes a devastating AP(1) Blast(3) Tank Cannon, which can pretty much flatten most blocks of infantry, while the turret can pepper the enemy with plenty of shots that can wipe up lighter crowds. If you're looking to take down enemy tanks and monsters more than crowds, you can instead take a Heavy Tank Cannon for AP(2) Deadly(3). Don't let all that fool you into thinking it can be left by itself. If it's charged it will likely be forced to take morale checks. Make sure it has a unit of infantry to protect it while it mows everything down.

	=== Artillery ===		=== Artillery ===

	* '''Artillery:''' Your static emplacement, capable of becoming whatever you want of it. By default, it ~~has a Cannon that can crush mobs with AP(1). The~~ Volley ~~Gun gives you a cheap means~~ of ~~firing holes through most things you run across~~. The ~~Rocket Battery suffers~~ a ~~bit in range but has Indirect~~ to ~~get past~~ cover ~~while unable to trigger~~ the ~~penalties~~. The ~~Heavy Cannon is more made~~ to ~~nail monsters with AP(2) Deadly(3)~~. The ~~Heavy Mortar~~ is your ~~extreme-range mob-buster~~, ~~still given Indirect~~ to ~~ignore cover~~.		* '''Artillery:''' Your static emplacement, capable of becoming whatever you want of it. By default, it's the Volley gun, which is best suited to guarding objectives close to your side of the board. The cannon upgrade lets it extend its range far more effectively, becoming a powerful tool for forcing enemy infantry to hide behind blocking and cover terrain. The rocket battery is a tool that if placed correctly, will guarantee early game hits against the enemy infantry. The heavy cannon functions much like the normal cannon, except it forces vehicles and heavy infantry to hide. The mortar is for when you don't feel like thinking about positioning. Place this forward in the center of your deployment and it's likely there won't be a single objective you can't strike at. Be advised that your artillery is extremely vulnerable to ambushes, so either expect to be forced to babysit it OR expect it to go down after the first round.

	== List Building & Tactics ==		== List Building & Tactics ==

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	== Why Play ~~Humans~~ ==		== Why Play Human Empire ==
	The Humans are pretty much bodies in numbers. You'll usually have lots of bodies and heroes capable of bolstering them.		The Humans are pretty much bodies in numbers. You'll usually have lots of bodies and heroes capable of bolstering them.

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	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

	* [[~~Humans~~]]		* [[Human Empire]]
	* [[~~Humans~~ Quickplay Armies]]		* [[Human Empire Quickplay Armies]]
	* [[Age of Fantasy]]		* [[Age of Fantasy]]

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