Conquest - Weaver Courts: Wyrd Knights/Fianna Cavalry

A dual kit contents of this box can produce either 3 Wyrd Knights or 3 Fianna Cavalry


The curious nature of nobility and royalty in the Weaver Courts is closely tied to the eternal nature of each Court's ruler and their Consorts. Wyrd Knights are the roving representatives and armed enforcers of the Courts themselves. Eschewing the games and ambushes of their younger, unaligned kindred, the Wyrd Knights prefer instead to gallop straight into combat, depending on the blessings of their Court and the gifts of the woodland to wreak havoc among their designated foe.

First Blood How They Play:
Charge into the heart of the enemy Warband with the noble Wyrd Knights. Exemplars of their seasonal courts, the Wyrd Knights take on a unique benefit granted by the court they represent. Truly a knight for all seasons!

TLAOK How They Play:
The Wyrd Knights serve as the Weaver Courts' shock cavalry, capitalising on Seeds already sown upon their enemies. Where the Fianna Cavalry strike from the shadows, the Wyrd Knights fully embrace the Weaver Courts' combined-arms approach, synergising with Seeds planted by other Regiments to deliver a devastating and terrifying blow.

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The curious nature of nobility and royalty in the Weaver Courts is closely tied to the eternal nature of each Court's ruler and their Consorts. Fianna Cavalry is ultimately composed of descendants of those favoured by these mighty rulers, their patronage powerful and influential enough to carry through the generations. Impelled and funded to excess by their heritage, they often ride the most exotic and hybridised creatures into combat, falling upon the enemies of the Faerann like a thunderbolt from a clear sky.

First Blood How They Play:
Stalk, prowl, and pounce where your enemy least expects with the lethal grace of the Fianna Cavalry. These fearsome cavalry are a real thorn in the side of your enemies!

TLAOK How They Play:
While the rest of the Weaver Courts forces engage the heart of the enemy assault, the Fianna stalks its prey with patient intent. Moving slowly and deliberately as it prowls, the Fianna waits for the perfect moment before pouncing upon an unsuspecting foe — and when that moment comes, it is already too late for those caught in its assault.