1. First impression to https://groups.io/g/TheSeaofClaws/message/15755
2. I forward to Man O'War french forum. http://www.warhammer-forum.com/index.php?/topic/242425-traductioncr%C3%A9ation-flotte-hommes-l%C3%A9zards/&do=findComment&comment=3349466
3. Give more comments rapidly.

1. Strangely, the turtle does not seem to attack the close-to-close.
2. The Solar Engine is used for regeneration. I do not have the effects to Warhammer Battle but it's still potentially powerful even if it's only one ship and one zone.
3. Kroxigor Galley has a good spur. Jaw much more powerful than the Khorne ship (but it's a higher class ship)
4. With Kroxigor (why not idem Skaven Rat-ogre or TheSeaofClaws rules) in the Kroxigor Galley I see more this ship like a independant ship than squad.
5. Kroxigor Galley is special as name. Galley is little ship of line of lesser class to MoW. The name Kroxigor Barge is more appropriate to my opinion.
6. Giant Bowpipes should be the same rule as the Serpent's Sting Bolt Throwers. No ?
7. Snakeship with move 9" it's good I think!
8. Other bugs/questions with ship cards
9. Important for french players to make these rules compatible with TheSeaofClaws rules
10. The Solar Engine, is it just one hit? It's still something supposed to swing a comet on the battlefield or the equivalent of a laser cannon. Maybe it's a little fair. No ? D6 shooting like Tzeentch's Lightings?

• 150 pts Snakeships squad
• 300 pts Kroxigor Galley squad or 100 pts for Independant
• 200 pts for Ancient Archelon
• 75 pts for Terradon squadron
  
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  Dreadaxe

I will give a more detailed reply at the weekend but have a few quick thoughts. You should however just go with what you are happy with, these are just some ideas I’m throwing out there.

1. The Snakeship looks fast and with a movable sail should probably be able to catch the wind from the sides for the same speed. I think 10” would be best, something different, between 9” for other fast ships and the 12” (combined for the High Elves). One below the waterline hit looks right, looks fairly fragile.
2. I think the Terradon should be two wounds which you have but close combat modifier is wrong (should be +2).
3. I think the Ancient Archelon should have an attack of some kind, maybe a Head Ram attack, equating to one below waterline hit if in contact with an enemy ship, normal saving throw? Boarding actions could be against the crew like normal ships, or monster, will need some special rules, will look further at weekend.
4. Giant Blowpipe attack, 9” range, normal saving throw at any distance. Bolts poisoned, if a hit is scored, even if no damage has been caused roll a D6, on a 6 a crew counter is lost.
5. Solar engine attack, beam of pure sunlight. I personally think a fire attack of some kind would work well for this.
6. Engine of the Gods will need special ruled, weekend
7. Critical hits on the Ancient Archelon structure will require special rules, will look at this at the weekend and come up with some suggestions.

• heal an area on 5+ to 12”
• On shoot inflamed 
• Time gap on 5+ to 12”. A ship or squad can be reactive.

I like those, nice mix of ideas from Wargalleys, Wolfships, and Death Fortresses, with a bit of Dwarf engineering thrown in! I am guessing points values of 150 for the Snakeship and Archelon and 300 for Kroxigor Galleys (Wolfships)?

Ancient Archelon:
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 - Unique close combat rule. Allow the Lizard admiral to chose to engage in close combat with EITHER the turtle (+6 with 6 wounds) or the crew (+6 with 5 Saurus crew and the Slann/ Admiral's +1). This way the opponent has to both hurt the turtle AND kill the crew to reduce combat effectiveness.

 - Turtle bite attack. One low-only attack at -1 save that causes two damage. Very strong. (I thought about making this a below the waterline attack, but that's ridiculously powerful).

2. I think the Terradon should be two wounds which you have but close combat modifier is wrong (should be +2).

4. Giant Blowpipe attack, 9” range, normal saving throw at any distance. Bolts poisoned, if a hit is scored, even if no damage has been caused roll a D6, on a 6 a crew counter is lost.

The Serpent’s Sting Bolt Throwers act like broadside batteries except they fire fore and aft ratherthan port and starboard. If it is destroyed the front AND rear bolt throwers have been destroyed.Serpent’s Sting Bolt Throwers have a range of 9” and use the normal range ruler provided with the game. They have no saving throw modifiers for range. Their target gets his standard saving throw atany distance. These do not fire grapeshot, and do not give bonuses to the dice roll when defendingin a boarding action as cannons do

Ok I’ve put together some rules that I will use, just my interpretation mind, lots of other good ideas above and this is just my take.  Luis, of course has the final decision on what he wants to put out there.

One of the things I personally like about the game is the major differences in the fleets, each very much with their own flavour and tactics. Is the game ‘balanced’, well not really but personally that’s something that has never bothered me in the slightest. Are the Orcs weak, yes but when they win against Chaos Dwarfs (arguably one of the strongest) then it makes it all the more interesting in my mind. In any event point values can help balance it out a bit.  I only play with family so I don’t have to reach agreement with a large group of people, something that is frankly very difficult to do. Another thing which I believe is important is that the rules fit the models. I’m a strong proponent of What You See Is What You Get, and therefore I have tried to ensure that all the following rules fit the appearance of the models. I have not had time to play test unfortunately so once I have the models painted up and have played with them I may amend them a bit. Depending on time scales I will probably make this fleet my next hobby project.

I will add point costs at some point using the point’s calculator or can take suggestions.

Finally, before I get to the rules suggestions I’ve put together I just want to thank Luis again for creating these models. They really are a step ahead of anything designed before, even by GW, however they still ‘fit’ with the rest of the model range really well. A truly outstanding effort.

SNAKESHIP

5+ save on Giant Blowpipe, Hull and Below Waterline. 6+ Save on Sail (as suggested by Sigmar1).

10” movement with wind from rear or sides. If the Snakeship starts the turn facing into the wind then it may, instead of making one forward turn (which it can still opt to do), move backwards up to 5” in a straight line.  

One below the waterline hit (current card has an error in the text as highlighted by Dreadaxe).

Giant Blowpipe – May fire ahead only using the normal range ruler (9”), no saving throw modifier at any range. Cannot be used to repel boarders.  Each large dart fired by the blowpipes is poisoned, if a hit is scored, even if no damage has been caused roll a D6, on a roll of a 6 a crew counter is lost. (text should be added to template for Giant Blowpipe section blowpipe lost).

Crew – 2 skinks  (if 2 skink crew counters are present then +1 is added to the close combat roll, if only one is present no modifier is added).

KROXIGAR GALLEY

Independent ship as suggested by Dreadaxe and Sigmar1.

4+ save on all areas except sail which is 5+.

Movement as template, Oars 4” No Turns 6”, Sail 6” (wind behind 9”). Sails should reduce movement by 3" per damage, which is half the total (as identified by Sigmar1).

Ram attack – To make a ram, ship must move at least 3” under oars in a straight line towards its foe. If contact is made, foe must make a below the waterline save, if he fails roll a dice

1-2 1 point below waterline damage

3-4 2 points below waterline damage

5-6 3 points below waterline damage

Jaw Attack – If in contact to the front with another ship the Jaw may deploy. As the Jaw deploys it smashes through the opposing ship causing damage as detailed below. If both sections of the Jaw are undamaged then then it has a -2 saving modifier, if one section is damaged a saving throw modifier of -1 applies (if both sections of the jaw are damaged then obviously it is destroyed and cannot be deployed).

First roll a D6 to hit. Regardless of the ship being attacked a roll of 2+ is a hit. A roll of a 1 means the Jaw has misfired and failed to deploy. It may attempt deployment next turn. Damage is caused from top to bottom. To work this out first look at the opposing player’s ship card and work out how many ‘ship sections’ are at the top. For example a Khorne Bloodship has 5, a Khorne Ironshark 3, an Empire Greatship 3 a Dwarf Ironclad 4 and a Bretonnian Buccaneer 1. 

Next roll to see which section has been hit. For example for the Bloodship each section at the top would be allocated numbers 2 to 6 from front to back. Roll a D6 (misses, in this case 1’s, are re-rolled). A 4 is scored meaning that the Blood Cauldrons have been hit with a -2 modifier (assuming the Jaw is undamaged). Roll to save, if the save is failed the section is damaged or if already damaged a critical hit is caused. The Jaw then continues down to the next level, which is the Oar Deck on the Bloodship (this happens regardless of whether the save on the Blood Cauldrons was successful or not). Again this section (Oar Deck) must make a saving throw with a -2 modifier. The Jaw then come to a stop as it does not affect the Below Waterline area.

Let’s look at a second example, Khorne Ironshark. It has three sections at the top, Shark Head, Sail and Aftcastle. Again roll to hit on a 2+. Then roll to see where the ship has been hit, 1-2 Shark Head, 3-4 Sail and 5-6 Aftcastle. If either the Shark Head or Aftcastle are hit then those are the only ‘sections’ hit as there are none below either of those ‘sections’ on the ship card. If the sail is hit then the Oars underneath would also be hit.   

The Empire Greatship has three ‘sections’ at the top, let’s say the Main Mast is hit. The Main Mast has two sections below it, the Forecastle and Aftcastle. A roll would need to be made to see which of those sections was hit next, 1-3 Forecastle, 4-6 Aftcastle. If the Forecastle was hit next then it also has two sections below, Bows and Gun Deck and another roll as per above would need to be made.

Once the Jaw has deployed it is attached to the opposing ship which may not move until the Lizardmen Player decides to release it or the opposing player breaks free (at the start of his next move or on repelling boarders) on a roll of 5 or 6. 

The Jaw cannot make another attack if it starts a turn already deployed. The Lizrdmen player can release the jaw during the Kroxigar Galley’s turn or in the end phase.

Once the Jaw is deployed boarding actions can take place via the Jaw. The Jaw protects the Lizardmen crew so any ship getting boarded does not get any bonus for firing grapeshot (only applied to boarding actions to the front with the Jaw).  

Crew

2 Saurus (normal crew) and 1 Kroxigor. The Kroxigor should be defined as providing a +1 (in addition to their crew counter) per combat, as such, 2 Saurus crew and 1 Krox for a total +4 to combat (As suggested by Sigmar1).  Loss of crew should be random, for example if all three are remaining 1-4 Saurus crew is lost, 5-6 Krox crew lost.

SALAMANER PACK

As rules by Andrew Szemis (slightly altered to account for flyers with areas with a save and areas with no save).

Nominate a Flyer and roll the misfire dice. The number rolled is the number of inches the acid travels. If the Flyer is in range it is automatically hit and must make 3 saving throws. Roll to hit three times to see which sections are hit. Re roll misses.  1 wound for each failed saving throw. If a misfire is rolled the Salamander’s have gone out of control and rampage through the ship. Remove one crew counter.

LIZARDMAN TERRADON  

No save on both sections as per card, two wounds. Gets a +2 modifier in close combat as it has two wounds (card has error as identified by Dreadaxe).

Special Attack – Rock ram, as a Terradon fly’s past a ship it swings the rock it is carrying into it as it passes (like a wreaking ball). The Lizardmen Player can choose any section of the ship it is attacking above the waterline causing an automatic hit. A saving throw must be made, no modifier.  

Move 16” (its carrying a big rock!)

ANCIENT ARCHELON

Saves, Solar Engine 4+, Engine of the Gods 4+, Giant Blowpipe 4+, Stern 4+, Ancient Archelon 4+, Wound Track 4+. Make Giant Blowpipes hit on 2 and 3, Stern hit on 4 and Solar Engine 5, Engine of the Gods 6.

Move - monster 6” may turn freely. Each wound reduces movement by 1.

Critical hits are the same except wounds are caused instead of below waterline damage.

Ancient Archelon head ram attack

If in contact with an enemy ship the Archelon may make 1 head ram attack, one below the waterline hit, normal save.

Giant Blowpipes

May fire like a turret 180 degrees port or starboard using the normal range ruler (9”), no saving throw modifier at any range. Cannot be used to repel boarders.  Each large dart fired by the blowpipes is poisoned, if a hit is scored, even if no damage has been caused roll a D6, on a roll of a 6 a crew counter is lost. If a blowpipe fails its saving through the one destroyed must be the one closest to the attacking player (unless it is already destroyed). Critical hits do not occur on the Giant Blowpipes until both are destroyed.

Solar Engine

May make one beam of pure sunlight attack per turn using the normal range ruler (9”). If a hit is caused that area is set on fire, no saving throw. Now roll a D6, that many extra hits are caused to adjacent areas (normal saving throw), distribute randomly via D6 rolls. If either of the first two rolls (roll to hit and roll to establish number of extra hits) is a 1 then the Solar Engine cannot fire next turn as it recharges with fresh sunlight.  If all adjacent areas are set on fire then the next adjacent areas will be hit if there are hits still to distribute. No critical hits are caused. Areas already on fire cannot be hit again. If an area is hit that is already damaged, then it is set on fire. If all areas of the ship above the waterline are on fire then any remaining hits are used on a below waterline section which will be damaged if the save is failed. Attack wounds monsters as normal.

For example, Solar Engine fires at a Bretonian Galleon, aiming high and rolling a 5, hitting the Main Mast, one block is set on fire without a save (the Main Mast has two ‘blocks’ in its section, if both blocks within the section were already on fire then no further damage would be caused but the player would still roll a D6 for adjacent hits). The Lizardmen player now rolls a D6 and rolls a 6. These six hits are now distributed randomly to sections adjacent to the original section hit. Fore Mast allocated 2, Main Mast 3 (as it still has one block not on fire), Aft Mast 4, Forecastle 5 and Aftcastle 6. Misses are rerolled. Lizardmen rolls a 5, Forecastle hit, save is made by Bretonian Player. Lizadman rolls a 3, main mast hit again, saved failed, both blocks now on fire. Lizardman player rolls again, 2 is rolled, Fore Mast is hit, save is made, and so on until all hits are used up.

Now let’s look at an attack on an Ork Big Chukka. Roll to hit is a 4. Chukka is set on fire. Additional roll is a 4. Worky Bitz and Tread Wheel both hit. Worky Bitz save roll is successful. Tread Wheel fails saving throw and is set on fire. 2 hits still to distribute. Worky Bitz hit again and fails save. Last hit now allocated to Below Waterline as all areas of the ship are on fire. Save is failed and Bigchukka sinks.

The Solar Engine can suffer critical hits.

Engine of the Gods

The Engine of the Gods has three uses but can only use one per turn.  

Magic Power Boost – During the magic phase the Lizadmen Player can elect to use the Engine of the Gods to boost the Slann’s spell casting ability. Before any roll to cast a spell is made the player must declare that he is going to use the Engine of the Gods to boost the power. Roll a D3, the result is the modifier that the player can add to the cast roll. For example the Lizardman player wishes to cast a spell with a 9+ casting number (Slann are very powerful mages and have access to special Lizardmen spells). The player announces that they are using the Engine of the gods and roll a D3, rolling a 3. The player now need to roll a 6 on a D6 to successfully cast the spell.

Ray attack – The ray has a range of 9” and a 360” arc. It can only be aimed at one enemy ship or monster. Roll a D3, the result is the number of attacks that can be made to that ship or monster. Roll to hit as normal, no saving throw for range, critical hits can be caused.  

Repair – Any friendly ship within 15” including the Ancient Archelon. Roll a D3, Lizardmen player can make that many rolls to repair any section on a roll of 5+.  More than one ship can be repaired. Can be used in the battle phase.

Boarding Actions

Boarding actions take place against the crew as per normal. However if the opposing player attacks in a boarding action and wins the round of combat that player then elects to kill a Lizardmen crew counter or wound the Archelon. All other boarding action rules remain the same.

Crew – 5 Saurus and 1 Slann (total +6 with full crew).

Slann act as both Wizards and Generals however there can more than one Slann present if there are more than one Ancient Archelon in the fleet.  Only one Slann can cast a spell per turn. Any additional Slann boost the casting roll by 1 each. Any Slann present can be chosen to cast a spell.

Lizardmen Spells 

WIP.

Wow amazing, thank you Ian, Sigmar and Dreadaxe - that was exactly the information I was looking for! I will work tomorrow on the templates and will release a first set of rules incorporating your ideas.
Regarding the Lizardmen Spells. In Warhammer Fantasy the Lizardmen use High Magic - so the same magic like high elves. I think it would be a good choice as well for Man o'war, since the spells exist already and it stays consistent with the warhammer fantasy 5th edition.
A while ago I already printed a set of cards with an online service for roughly 15 Euros. They have the same size like the Chaos and Skaven spells. If you guys are interested I can share the print files with you. I made the Necromantic spells for preparation already:

1. I like the use of the back of WFB5 Warhammer Magic cards
2. Don't like the Chaos mark for all the magic
3. Don't like the caesura

Saves, Solar Engine 4+, Engine of the Gods 4+, Giant Blowpipe 4+, Stern 4+, Ancient Archelon 4+, Wound Track 4+. Make Giant Blowpipes hit on 2 and 3, Stern hit on 4 and Solar Engine 5, Engine of the Gods 6.

Kroxigor Galley is special as name. Galley is little ship of line of lesser class to MoW. The name Kroxigor Barge is more appropriate to my opinion.

Don't like the Chaos mark for all the magic

All looks really good to me. Looking forward to trying it out!

The new names do help if someone wanted to combine the fleets.

I have noticed a typo that I made in the text for the Archelon Blowpipe text, (in bold below).

May fire like a turret 180 degrees port or starboard using the normal range ruler (9”), no saving throw modifier at any range. Cannot be used to repel boarders.  Each large dart fired by the blowpipes is poisoned, if a hit is scored, even if no damage has been caused roll a D6, on a roll of a 6 a crew counter is lost. If a blowpipe fails its saving throw the one destroyed must be the one closest to the attacking player (unless it is already destroyed). Critical hits do not occur on the Giant Blowpipes until both are destroyed.

Who agrees with Dreadaxe? "KROXIGOR GALLEON" "KROXIGOR SHIP" "KROXIGOR ARK" "KROXIGOR BARGE" - any suggestions/opinions? Originally I had Templeship - but then I saw Bill using this one already.

In order to keep it consistent with the Lizardmen rules that already exist - I thought it would be good to rename the Terradons, so there is no conflict with Bill Greenwald's templates. So technically you could combine both fleets. QUETZALADON (pronunciation Kwet-zal-don) Refering to Quetzalcoatlus - largest known bird. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quetzalcoatlus  Would this work with the Sea of Claws rules Dreadaxe?

Since the Giant Blowpipes also have a different name to Sting Bold Throwers they can easily coexist right? I love the idea of poison attacks of the blowpipes from Ian, so I would like to incorporate it.

I'm for Kroxigor Barge. Or Battlebarge, maybe.

Really like most of the rules. Great work on templates.

Maybe only unlocking highmagic for second slann, High magic is a bit to powerfull in small point battles.
As compensation let the slann that uses regular magic draw an extra colleges of magic tile per level?

I think solar engine and engine of the gods could be one

With a bit more powerful shootig power. Like your line shooting maybe all boats under 12 inch line take d3 hits that causes fire. Its really good with monster move.

And make the defensiv power more powerfull so its a viable option. Maybe all boats within 9 on can make a repair/heal roll 5+ on their turn and get + 1 to save until ancient archelons next activation.

That would make it a good chiose to be defensive or offensive.

In fact, I'm a little afraid of having two different rules for the crews of the two Lizardmen fleets, and what's more, I do not find that very logical.

The problem is that the first fleet created [Andrew Szemis and Bill Greenwald creation] and relies heavily on the capabilities of its crews, and they have no special rules in the Luis version.

In fact, I'm a little afraid of having two different rules for the crews of the two Lizardmen fleets, and what's more, I do not find that very logical.

The problem is that the first fleet created [Andrew Szemis and Bill Greenwald creation] and relies heavily on the capabilities of its crews, and they have no special rules in the Luis version.

Prefer 9". But maybe anothe rule could find for give more speed.

Ok

Only mast zone don't do critical. Critical are special for the monster monted, to my opinion critical could be cause damage like Dark Elves. I don't know if in this condition 6 wounds is enough or not maybe 8 must be more appropriate.

You do vintage card style so I prefer the orthodoxy. Maybe Poker card like Daryle's cards or Universal Head's cards could be a idea.

Barge is ok for me even without the sails

Maybe be give a more meaningful name

Excellent

Because Critical hit cause point behind water line and Archelon don't have, I propose the “Critical hits occur on the Giant Blowpipe location cause 1 wound counter on the Archelon's wound track.”

Yes and The Plague Tower is to the front of the ship. I see it like a addition to Plague Tower + Tzeentch Razor Claws Reward + Iron Clawz.

Citation

Jaw

Because the Jaw protects the lizarmen onboard, any ship boarded by the crew of a Kroxigor Ark does not get any bonus for firing grapeshot in defence.

Furthermore when this ship comes within 1" of an opponent, the Lizardmen player may nominate a hull or crew strike: A hull strike is a 1 dice attack with a -1 save, aimed at a random low location.

A crew strike strikes at the ship's sailors. Roll a dice; on a score of 6 an enemy crew counter is removed.

If the Jaw hit the ennemy is grabbed by Kroxigor Ark the enemy vessel is held in place till the Lizard player decides to release it. If the captured ship wants to break free the enemy player must roll a dice at the start of its next move, and on a roll of 5 or 6 it breaks loose. The captured ship can also attempt to break free if it managed to repel boarders in a boarding action. If the enemy player doesn't manage to roll 5 or 6 after winning a close combat the ship has failed to get rid of jaws. The Lizarmen can continue to attempt to board the enemy ship if they want.

 

Nio because you can have only one counter of Rat-Ogre and if a ship with Rat-ogres aboard must lose a crew counter, the Rat-ogres are removed before any other type of crew (Like Kroxigor crews to Addendum Bill Greenwald).

Maybe only unlocking highmagic for second slann, High magic is a bit to powerfull in small point battles.
As compensation let the slann that uses regular magic draw an extra colleges of magic tile per level?

So I kept it "Lizardmen" and also "Terradon" and like you guys suggested, just state which rules you are playing. They are two different fleets and rule sets.

I added new Charge counters to the Engine of Gods which are placed on the template - what do you think? If you damage the Engine of Gods two get removed. I also made it stronger again, because of the limitation and Micks feedback.

Maybe only unlocking highmagic for second slann, High magic is a bit to powerfull in small point battles.
As compensation let the slann that uses regular magic draw an extra colleges of magic tile per level?

Any other opinions about this? I have never played it so can't tell, but I would rather make the Slann more expensive to keep it simple.

SPELLS OF DIFFERENT COLLEGES
Each Warfleet has a cabal of Wizards, enabling spells of any colour to be cast throughout the battle. The dominant Wizard in the cabal is the only one you need worry about, and he is the Wizard represented by your Wizard card. Any reference made in the rules to 'your Wizard' are talking about the dominant Wizard.

If your dominant Wizard is lost during the battle, you may assume that the rest of the cabal is also destroyed.This of course means that if the dominant Wizard is lost you will be without magic for the rest of the game.

For game purposes, the college of the dominant Wizard is also considered to be the cabal's dominant college or colour. If your Wizard fails to cast a spell of his own college he may re-roll the dice and try again. This can be done once per turn. Likewise, when he is using a Magic Card of his own college colour to dispel an incoming spell and fails, he may re-roll the dice and attempt to dispel it a second time. He can do this once per turn too.

Good work Luis!

On Mon, Jun 3, 2019 at 10:30 AM, Luis wrote:

So I kept it "Lizardmen" and also "Terradon" and like you guys suggested, just state which rules you are playing. They are two different fleets and rule sets.

Ok. Think to a paragraph for explain this. This can be very courteous and class

I added new Charge counters to the Engine of Gods which are placed on the template - what do you think? If you damage the Engine of Gods two get removed. I also made it stronger again, because of the limitation and Micks feedback.

I prefer energy to use like Tzeentch ships (for do fire, move or regenerate) but why not. Engine of Gods can stop the time to AoS/WFB, exellent for stop ennemy ships.  

Maybe only unlocking highmagic for second slann, High magic is a bit to powerfull in small point battles.
As compensation let the slann that uses regular magic draw an extra colleges of magic tile per level?

Any other opinions about this? I have never played it so can't tell, but I would rather make the Slann more expensive to keep it simple.

To my opinion only one Slann like to other fleet (exepection Orc with Citadel Journal supplement). Like explain page 14 of the rulebook

SPELLS OF DIFFERENT COLLEGES
Each Warfleet has a cabal of Wizards, enabling spells of any colour to be cast throughout the battle. The dominant Wizard in the cabal is the only one you need worry about, and he is the Wizard represented by your Wizard card. Any reference made in the rules to 'your Wizard' are talking about the dominant Wizard.

If your dominant Wizard is lost during the battle, you may assume that the rest of the cabal is also destroyed.This of course means that if the dominant Wizard is lost you will be without magic for the rest of the game.

For game purposes, the college of the dominant Wizard is also considered to be the cabal's dominant college or colour. If your Wizard fails to cast a spell of his own college he may re-roll the dice and try again. This can be done once per turn. Likewise, when he is using a Magic Card of his own college colour to dispel an incoming spell and fails, he may re-roll the dice and attempt to dispel it a second time. He can do this once per turn too.

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