Scrolls of Binding by Games Workshop Ltd

Author:Games Workshop Ltd
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub, pdf
Publisher: Games Workshop Ltd
Published: 2013-12-11T16:00:00+00:00

SPECIAL RULES:

Fear, Fly, Forest Strider, Scaly Skin (6+).

Cold Blooded: Whenever a model with this special rule takes a Leadership test, it rolls an additional dice and discards the highest result.

Designer’s Note: Terradons without Skink riders do not have the Drop Rocks special rule, as they have not been trained to carry out this tactic.

KHARIBDYSS

The Kharibdyss is a loathsome creature that hunts off the western coasts of Naggaroth. It is a terror of the depths – a bottom-feeding monster that hunts the ocean floors. Kharibdyss are noted for their ferocious appetites, and their voracious eagerness to attack and consume any creature that crosses their paths. The beasts can sometimes be seen on or near the surface, often following in the wake of a vessel. Fiercely territorial, packs of the creatures are known to congregate near sources of food – large schools of fish, beached Black Krakens, and shipwrecks become irresistible feasts that draw in monsters from many miles away.

If there is enough food to tempt it, the Kharibdyss can wade through the surf and spend indefinitely long periods on land. Smelling of fish innards and salt-ridden rotten meat, the Kharibdyss’ digestive juices are exceedingly powerful – dissolving flesh, bone and even metal in a matter of minutes. It is perhaps this ability that leaves the monsters eternally hungry, for a Kharibdyss is never sated, but will continue to eat until there is nothing left to catch.

The Kharibdyss’ thick, slimy body is adapted to resist the fantastic pressures of the deep ocean bottoms. Once on land, this translates to the plodding behemoth possessing colossal strength and impressive resilience. It will wade through a storm of arrows to reach its prey, its many serpentine necks weaving back and forth.

With its great variety of mouths, the Kharibdyss is suited to feeding on multiple targets or perhaps one enormous one, such as a beached fangwhale. In battle these mouths can stretch out and swallow smaller sized prey whole. Larger victims are gnawed upon, the beast using its crown of horns to help scoop food into those ever-gnashing mouths. If this isn’t dangerous enough, the Kharibdyss secretes a poisonous slime – its claws and teeth and rasping scales all capable of killing prey with just a scratch.

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