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Abaddon: Also known as the Despoiler, leader of the Black Legion, and sworn enemy of the Emperor.
Aconite: A class of Eldar ships, a light to medium cruiser.
Acrobatic: An Exarch Power mainly used by the Howling Banshee Aspect Shrine.
Adeptus Astartes: Also known as the Space Marines. See Space Marines.
Agaith: Literally means 'false face' and is the device which is worn by Harlequins to project their foes worst fears.
Ahriman: Of the Thousand Sons, a powerful sorcerer of Chaos and worshipper of Tzeentch.
Alaitoc: An Eldar Craftworld, known for a large number of Rangers.
Alean: The mythological steed of Khaine.
Anaris: Literally means 'dawnlight.'
Ardathair: The same as Athair, but pertaining to a higher rank or better skilled and talented Harlequin. This word literally means 'high avatar.'
Arebennian: The word given the Harlequin Solitaire.
Armour of Vaul: The armour worn by Iyanna Arienal of Iyanden, and is an ancient artefact.
Arnell: The Slaughterer of Worlds, a Khornate Champion who leads his warband of Khorne Berserkers into battle wielding his Berserker Glaive.
Assault Cannon: A machine gun type weapon that is usually fitted to suits of Terminator armour or to Dreadnoughts. Also the Baal Predator sports a set of Twin-linked assault cannons in it's turret.
Asurmen: The first of the Phoenix Lords, and from which all Dire Avenger Aspect Shrines draw their knowledge of combat from.
Asurya: The Eldar word of Phoenix Lord.
Asuryan: The greatest of all the Eldar Gods, and the one who bears the greatest influence amongst the others in heaven.
Athag'Atherakhia: The Pride of Cha'Los was once a Dire Avenger Exarch during the time when he was alive, but since then, he was killed fighitng a Tyranid Carnifex, since then Athag'Ahterakhia (trans. face of destruction) has been fighting the wars in the name of Cha'Los.
Athag: This Eldar word means 'face of.'
Athair: The Eldar word for the Harlequin unit 'the Harlequin Avatar,' and the same one who plays the Laughing God in their plays.
Atherakhia: 'Destruction' is the meaning of this word.
Athesdan: This has implications to the Craftworld Eldar and in Harlequin armies since this word literally means 'high warlock.'
Athfain: An Exarch Master of the Cha'Los Eldar belonging to the Dire Avenger Aspect, whose martial pride is without equal.
Athistaur: Literally means 'master mime.'
Aurora: A large class of Eldar ship, with three notable solar sails which denotes all Eldar craft.
Auspex: A scanning device used by the Space Marines to detect infiltrating troops and the presence of Lictors.
Autocannon: The autocannon is a weapon usually employed by the Space Marines and feature tank busting capability with a higher rate of fire then the lascannon.
Avatar: The new form of the Eldar God Khaine after the combat with the Yngir.
B'fheidir: The Eldar word of 'maybe and perhaps.'
Badbaltrilas: Literally means 'lady doubled-armed with swords of light.' The reference is rather elusive.
Bahzhakhaim: Literally 'Tempest of Blades' and is the approach taken by the Craftworld of Bail-Tan.
Bail-Tan: The Eldar Craftworld which has an army of Aspect Warriors to protect it and the terriotories that it claims. One of the more aggressive of the five well known Craftworlds.
Benathai: The familiar of the Shadow Seer.
Blood Angels: A Chapter of Space Marines that has a genetic flaw in their make-up. The Death Company are the epitome of their flaw.
Blood God: Otherwise known as Khorne. See Khorne.
Bolt Pistol: A weapon used by Imperial Guard officers, Space Marines, Sisters of Battle and the forces of Chaos, these light weight weapons use the same shells that bolters use and are just as effective.
Bolter: These rapid firing weapons that launch mass reactive shells that explode after penetrating organic flesh. These are used by many Imperial organisations, but also by the forces of Chaos.
Boltgun: Also known as Bolter. See Bolter.
Brathu-angau: Literal meaning is 'the kiss of doom/evil' or 'Harlequin kiss.'
Brylidassian: Literally means 'Opener of the Gates of doom.'
Buanna: The literal meaning is 'reaper' or 'shuriken cannon.'
Cameleoline Cloaks: Protective garments worn by Eldar Rangers which hide their presence from the enemy.
Carrecenad: Literally means 'soulstone.'
Caurifelliann: Meaning 'giant striding warrior' and is literally means Titan.
Cha'Los: The name given to a new threat facing the enemies of the Eldar.
Chainsword: Close combat weapons that inflict damage due to jagged teeth that are set into a shaft of metal, and operates much like the chain saws of milliennia past.
Chapter: The current organisation of the Adeptus Astartes. Each Chapter us split into 10 companies and each company has 10 squads. This differs slightly from Chapter to Chapter.
Close Combat Weapons: The name given to any weapon wielded by Eldar Farseers and Warlocks.
Conceal: A Warlock power which hides the unit with a psychic field.
Court of the Young King: The Court of the Young King is a unit only available to Craftworlds fielding Swordwind Armies, and consists of up to fix Exarches and an Avatar.
Crack Shot: An Exarch power used by Fuegan and Dark Reaper Aspect Warriors.
Craftworld: A massive Eldar craft adrift in space, which is more akin to a massive Eldar city then conventional travelling craft. Rarely seen, these enigmatic craft are powerful wraithbone constructs.
Creidann: The name given to the Harlequin pack grenade launcher, but literally means 'belief-maker.'
Crone Worlds: The name given to the Worlds which reside within the Eye of Terror which are claimed to be the original Eldar Homeworlds which were not destroyed by the Fall.
Crushing Blow: An Exarch Power used by Striking Scorpion Aspect Warriors.
Crystal Targeting Matrix: A vehicle upgrade which allows the skimmer to shoot in the Moving phase.
D-Cannon: The D-Cannon or Distort cannon uses the same principals as the larger warp engines employed by the Imperial Navy in that it opens a rift in the fabric of real space.
Damius: One of the Four Winds of Chaos Lords. Damius is the Plague Wind.
Dark Angels: A Chapter of the Adeptus Astartes, who's power armour is painted dark green. Their first company are known as the Deathwing. This chapter has a mysterious past.
Dark Eldar: The name given to the Eldar which no reside within the Webway, and to those who serve the Chaos God Slaanesh.
Dark Reaper: The Aspect Warrior Shrine which concerns with laying waste to it's enemies with it's torrent of armour-piercing rockets.
Dath: The Eldar word means 'between.'
Dathedi: This Eldar phrase means 'between colours' and relates to the holo-suit worn by Harlequins but also has implications upon the Eldar vehicle upgrade, the holo-field.
Death Company: The Death Company wear morbid black power armour and are suicidal to extremes. They are feared by the enemies of the Emperor.
Death Spinner: The weapon wielded by the Warp Spider Aspect Warriors, and creates a cloud of mono-filament wires which constrict around the enemy, lopping off limbs as they thrash against the constricting mass.
Deathwing: The 1st Company of the Dark Angels Chapter. Their armour varies from that of the rest of the Chapter in that they are painted bone white in honour of their past.
Defend: The Exarch Power employed by the Dire Avenger Aspect Shrine Exarchs, in which the Exarch makes it extremely difficult to be hit by using dodges and parries.
Demon Walker: These mount a modified version of the prism cannon which is much more compact yet just as powerful as the Grav-Tank mounted version.
Destructor: A Warlock power which unleashes a rolling cloud of pure psychic energy.
Dire Avenger: The most tactically flexible of all the Aspect Warriors, their principal weapon is the shuriken catapult.
Diresword: The Weapon wielded by Dire Avenger Exarchs, which contain the bound soul of a dead Eldar warrior.
Distaur: The Eldar word for the Harlequin unit 'mime.'
Distract: An Exarch power used by Dire Avengers Exarchs which is used to distract an opponent in base-to-base contact.
Divination: One of the powers used by Eldrad Ulthran, which allows you to reposition up to three units in the army.
Dominator Grav-Tank: The Dominator mounts the devastating starburst missile launcher which launchs a near verticle missile, which explodes, releasing hundreds of miniature, armour-piercing rockets back down to the planets surface.
Doombringer Grav-Tank: These dangerous vehicles carry the Nano-wave emitter which uses a naturally occuring sonic energy which rips apart matter within seconds by causing violent miniature vibrations which shack apart the molecular bonds between compounds.
Doomrider: A Slaaneshi Champion who rides a battle upon a daemonic bike. His ramdom appearances reveal his daemonic nature.
Eclipse: A class of Eldar craft, a medium class ship.
Eldanesh: Child of Kurnous and Isha, brother of Ulthanash.
Eldar Missile Launcher: A multi-tasking weapon which can fire either Krak or Plasma missiles, and can wieled by nearly all Eldar vehicles and Dark Reaper Aspect Warriors.
Eldrad Ulthran: The most powerful Eldar of the Ulthwe Craftworld, and who has been commanding their movements for the past several millennia.
Eldritch Storm: A Farseer power which creates a storm of lightning which is relatively weak and is expensive in terms of points cost.
Embolden: This Warlock power allows the unit to re-roll failed Morale Checks and Pinning tests which they are required to make.
Endobai: The Exarch Master belonging to the Swooping Hawk Aspect, it is Endobai whose name means Eagle of Heaven, is the most proud of all the Cha'Los Exarch Masters who's attacks are unpredicable.
Energy Field: The protective device used on both War Walkers and Wave Serpents, which protects the frontal arc from Strength 9 and 10 weapons and also from melta type weapons whihc are under half range.
Enhance: An Warlock power which increases the units I and WS by +1.
Esdainn: The Eldar word for 'Warlock'.
Evade: An Exarch Power used by the Shining Spear Exarchs which makes their armour throw Invulnerable.
Exarch Master: The Exarch Master are warriors who have greater skill then any other Exarchs are at present there are only twelve such Exarchs in existance. They are unique to the Cha'Los Eldar, who utilise them as effective battlefield leaders where a Farseer or Warseer would seem a little unneeded such as planetary holding actions and the talents of the Farseers deemed unneeded.
Exarch: Exarchs are those lost on the Path of the Aspect Warriors, forgetting their past lives and taking on the ritual amrour and name of those who have died before.
Executioner: The Executioner with a long bladed power weapon which is wielded by Jain Zar, Maugan Ra, and most Howling Banshee Exarchs.
Fallen: A facet of the Dark Angels past, and whom the members of the Deathwing try to capture.
Gea: The Eldar word for 'Unknown Female Deity.'
Gea: The Eldar word for 'Unknown Female Deity.'
Gergilath: The Harlequin word for 'belt of speed.'
Gergilath: The Harlequin word for 'belt of speed.'
Ghosthelm: A protective device worn by Farseer's which hides the seer's spirit from the entities within the Warp.
Ghosthelm: A protective device worn by Farseer's which hides the seer's spirit from the entities within the Warp.
Gorach: The Eldar word of 'head.'
Gorach: The Eldar word of 'head.'
Grech: Literal meaning is 'scream.'
Grech: Literal meaning is 'scream.'
Guardian Hurricanes: These wield the devastating riot catapult, a modified shuriken catapult with a higher rate of fire and larger ammo cores. Given the same training as Guardian Defenders, the Hurricanes are just as skilled.
Guardian Hurricanes: These wield the devastating riot catapult, a modified shuriken catapult with a higher rate of fire and larger ammo cores. Given the same training as Guardian Defenders, the Hurricanes are just as skilled.
Guardian: The basic trooper for the Craftworld armies, and comes with either a shuriken catapult or shuriken pistol and close combat weapon.
Guardian: The basic trooper for the Craftworld armies, and comes with either a shuriken catapult or shuriken pistol and close combat weapon.
Guide: A psychic power wielded by the Farseers, which allows the Eldar to re-roll failed To Hit rolls for shooting for the unit cast upon.
Guide: A psychic power wielded by the Farseers, which allows the Eldar to re-roll failed To Hit rolls for shooting for the unit cast upon.
Haranshemash: The literal meaning to this Eldar word is 'the world of blood and tears.'
Harlequin Kiss: The Harlequin kiss is an exotic weapon which consists of a tube fitted to the Harlequin's forearm and when he punches forward, the coil contained within the tube unwinds within a split second which pierces the opponents armour, turning the opponents insides into soup.
Harlequins: These are the masters of the Webway and the only ones who know the location of the Eldar Black Library. They wield exotic Eldar weaprony including the Harlequin kiss. The Harlequins are rarely encountered by other races and act as messangers and guides for the Craftworlds who require the use of the webway.
Haunting Phantoms: An Aspect Shrine unique to the Cha'Los Eldar, the imspiration of this Shrine is unknown, but their heavily armoured bodies drift along in an eerie manor using their Phantom matrices to drift across the battlefield.
Hawks Talon: This weapon is fielded by Swooping Hawks which fires rapidly, and has a Strength of 4 and a range of 24".
Haywire Grenades: These are the Eldar's anti-tank grenades, which emit a field which scrambles electrical circuitry and disorientates power generation systems.
Heavy Bolter: A heavier version of the Bolter that can utilise heavier bolts. See Bolter
Hellbore: A small Eldar ship with notable solar sails on the aft quarters.
Hemlock: A small to medium class of Eldar craft, and is dominated by the massive cannon which is mounts on the fore of it's hull.
Howling Banshee: These warriors women bear Banshee masks and power weapons and take their deadly image from that of Eldar legend, which tells of an banshee which could tempt a spirit from within it's stone.
Iarrasurath: The Eldar word for 'Dreadnought,' and is also translated as 'questing warrior.'
Isha: The Eldar Goddess of both creation and the harvest, who created the Eldar race and who loved her people without question.
Iyanden: The Craftworld who was attacked by a Tyranid Hivefleet and whose occupents where nearly all killed in the fighting. They make wide use of Wraithlords and Wraithguard in their armies. The literal meaning of the Eldar word Iyanden means 'light and darkness.'
Iybraesil: Another Craftworld which little is known about.
Jain Zar: The Phoenix Lord of the Howling Banshees who wields an executioner and web of skulls.
Jain: The Eldar word for 'storm.'
Jetbike: The smaller craft which are riden by one crewmen, and can make lightning fast turns at speed by a skilled rider.
Jump Generator: This device allows the Eldar wearing them (which are the Warp Spiders) to make leaps into and out of the Warp, tranfersing the real universe with ease and speed.
Kaela Mensha Khaine: The Eldar God of War whose was all but destroyed by the Yngir when they fought and cast down into the form of the mighty Eldar Avatars which reside within the centres of each of the Craftworlds.
Kaela: An Eldar adverb, which literally means 'bloody.'
Kaelis Ra: This Eldar word, meaning 'destroyer of light' refers to the Necron C'Tan, the Nightbringer.
Karandras: The Phoenix Lord who was not first of the Striking Scorpions but serves as a potent icon of death for them none the less, and who carries the Scorpions claw and mandi-blasters.
Kharne: Also known as the Betrayer, and who died at the breach to the Imperial Palace during the Horus Heresy but was resurrected by Khorne.
Khorne: Otherwise known as the Blood God, Khorne takes his power from the rawest and most voilent of human emotions. His followers often exhibit blood lust beyond belief.
Krak Missile: These are high strength projectiles which are fired by Eldar missile launchers and are used agianst anti-tanks and heavily armoured opponents.
Kurnous: Another Eldar God of which little is known about him or his role within the Eldar myths and legends, but what is known is that he is depicted as the hunter.
Lambruith: The complex system of hand signals used by the Harlequin Mimes.
Lambruith: The complex system of hand signals used by the Harlequin Mimes.
Land Raider: These are the height of armoured defense, an mobile battlefeld command center, troop carrier and battle field tank in one vehicle. Fitted with susponsons sporting twin-linked lascannons and a set of twin-linked heavy bolters, the Land Raider is a formible opponent to face.
Land Speeder Typhoon: These are like the Land Speeder, but also field Typhoon missile launchers. These cannot be fielded in squadrons.
Land Speeder Typhoon: These are like the Land Speeder, but also field an additional heavy weapon that can be either a heavy flamer or assault cannon. These cannot be fielded in squadrons.
Land Speeder: The Land Speeder is a fast attack craft used by the Space Marines to deliever firepower to where it is needed most. However,like the Attack Bike, only field a single heavy weapon. These can be fielded in squadrons.
Lantillifieth: The Master Executioner is by far one of the most mysterious of all the Eldar warriors, who have now wears the armour tainted by Chaos, but yet his heart remains pure. He wields two weapons, the doom talon and the scourge blade.
Lantillifieth: The Master Executioner is by far one of the most mysterious of all the Eldar warriors, who have now wears the armour tainted by Chaos, but yet his heart remains pure. He wields two weapons, the doom talon and the scourge blade.
Lantillifieth: the Eldar word for 'bright slayer of darkness.'
Lantillifieth: the Eldar word for 'bright slayer of darkness.'
Lasblaster: This weapon is wielded by Swooping Hawks which has a Strength of 3.
Lasblaster: This weapon is wielded by Swooping Hawks which has a Strength of 3.
Lascannon: These massive weapons use laser energy to rapidly heat a small area. These are used in anti-tank roles in most armies.
Laser Lance: This weapon is used before charging ing to combat, and is carried by the Shining Spear Aspect Warriors.
Laser Lance: This weapon is used before charging ing to combat, and is carried by the Shining Spear Aspect Warriors.
Lasgun: Smaller versions of the Lascannon, these weapons are lightweight, easy to built and maintain and their power cells are easily recharged.
Lavair: The Eldar word for 'welcomer.'
Lavair: The Eldar word for 'welcomer.'
Legion: The former organsations of the Adeptus Astartes, and were larger then the Chapters are today.
Legionnaires: These are the elite Cha'Los Guardians who receive better training and weaponry then their conventional brethern. These elite Eldar often join other units, bolstering their kin, or forming units on their own with other Legionnaires.
Legionnaires: These are the elite Cha'Los Guardians who receive better training and weaponry then their conventional brethern. These elite Eldar often join other units, bolstering their kin, or forming units on their own with other Legionnaires.
Lileath/Lilcarth: The Eldar Goddess of Dreams, and whose name takes two forms, Lileath and Lilcarth, which literally mean the same Eldar Goddess.
Lileath/Lilcarth: The Eldar Goddess of Dreams, and whose name takes two forms, Lileath and Lilcarth, which literally mean the same Eldar Goddess.
Lucius: The Eternal, servant of Slaanesh and who wields a power sabre and lash of torment.
Lucius: The Eternal, servant of Slaanesh and who wields a power sabre and lash of torment.
Lugganath: The name of a Craftworld which little is known.
Lugganath: The name of a Craftworld which little is known.
Mandi-Blasters: These are used the Striking Scorpion Aspect Warriors, and fire conductive laser discharges at their foes which are a few paces away.
Marathag: Literally means 'face of death,' and is the name given the Harlequin rictus mask.
Margorach: The Eldar word for 'death hands,' but also means Death Jester.
Marsgrech: 'screaming death' or the common name for this Eldar word is bio-explosive shuriken.
Master Tyross: The overall commander of the Cha'Los Craftworld, it is his say who all on the Craftworld value, and indeed is the most powerful of all the Cha'Los seers, his prophecies are the keenest and are far more accurate then any could hope to obersve, lest one prove more powerful, Eldrad of Ulthwe.
Maugan Ra: The Phoenix Lord of the Dark Reapers, and the Lord whihc spends most of his time in the Eye of Terror, attacking his foes with deadly accuracy with his shuriken cannon.
Maugetar: The weapon wielded by Maugan Ra, which takes the form of a shuriken cannon with attached executioner, and the literal meaning for the Eldar word is 'harverster.'
Mear-Feothan: A word with two meanings, 'storm' and 'typhoon,' which are similar in context.
Meltabombs: These are small melta technology based weapons which are used to destroy vehicles.
Meltagun: These short range anti-tank weaponry uses concentrated bursts of heat to destroy it's armoured foes. These are smaller then the multi-meltas.
Men: The Eldar word for 'hand.'
Menshad Korum: The Eldar word of 'Exarch,' but has the exact meaning of 'hunter in persuit of himself,' and reflects upon their goal for personal perfection.
Mile'ionahd: Translated as 'Warrior of wonder' and 'warrior of surprise,' which also loosely fits the role of the Striking Scorpion Aspect.
Mind War: The Eldar Farseer power which allows the Farseer to attack the mind of a specific enemy model in a mental duel.
Mon-Keigh: Relates to any non-Eldar species that they see as needing elimation, such as humans, but humans are the common translation for this Eldar term. This is the word given to any race which is in need of extemrination or deemed inferior to the Eldar in any way.
Mor: The Eldar word for 'death.'
Morai-Heg: Known as the Crone, who is the Eldar God of Fate and Souls, and believed to be the guiding spirit behind all plans and that of fate.
Morenn: Literal meaning is 'destruction.'
Multi-Melta: These short range anti-tank weaponry uses concentrated bursts of heat to destroy it's armoured foes. These are larger then the meltaguns.
Murehk: Literally means the 'sting of the wasp,' but is the name given to the Eldar shuriken pistol.
Nightshade: A class of Eldar ship, extremely small in size, but very agile when encountered, and often encountered in groups.
Nurgle: The Chaos God that is the exact opposite of Tzeentch and who wishes for everything to be destroyed by disease and ruin.
Offigascarath: The Eldar word for the War Walker but literally means 'striding warrior.'
Phoenix Lord: These are the first Exarchs of six of the Eldar Aspect Shrines. The six Phoenix Lords are Jain Zar, Fuegan, Maugan Ra, Karandras, Baharroth and Asurmen.
Plasma Cannon: A eapon that uses white-hot plasma to kill it's opponents. Sometimes harms the user as the weapon can malfunction in the heat of battle.
Plasma Grenades: These are used for attacking heavily defended positions causing the enemy to seek shelter from the plasma explosions, flushing them out of cover.
Plasma Gun: A weapon that uses white-hot plasma to kill it's opponents which is a little bigger then a bolter. Sometimes harms the user as the weapon can malfunction in the heat of battle. Larger then the plasma pistol, but smaller then the plasma cannon.
Plasma Missiles: These weapons are launched by Eldar missile launchers, and explode with plasma charges.
Plasma Pistol: A small hand held weapon that uses white-hot plasma to kill it's opponents. Sometimes harms the user as the weapon can malfunction in the heat of battle. Smaller then the plasma gun.
Power Weapons: These are wielded by certain Eldar, but are common encountered in the hands of the Howling Banshee Aspect Shrines and can slice through armour with ease.
Powerblades: These are specially adapted power weapons which are fitted to the forearm.
Predator Annihilator: The main Space Marine Battle tank, this varient uses an autocannon as it's main turret armament. Can be fielded with side susponsons.
Predator Annihilator: The main Space Marine Battle tank, this varient uses twin-linked lascannons as it's main turret armament. Can be fielded with side susponsons.
Prism Cannon: This weapon only carried by Fire Prism Grav-Tanks.
Pulse Laser: These laser weapons are only carried by Falcons, and are based upon the Eldar scatter lasers.
Ra: The Eldar word for soul.
Ranger Long Rifle: The main weapon of the Rangers, who are highly accurate but require steady hands to operate effectively.
Ranger Vampire Teams: These anti-tank specialists replace the Fire Dragons on the Cha'Los Craftworld, laying waste to vehicles with their dedicated anti-tank weaponry including the Vampire launcher and shadow snare.
Ranger: These dangerous snipers are the Eldar who are exiled from the Craftworld and who tread the path of damnation and leave the Craftworld in search of freedom and adventure.
Ravenwing: Another company of the Dark Angels Chapter. Their armour is black and are great masters of their iron steeds. In battle, they ride Space Marine Bikes and Land Speeders.
Razorback: A transport used exculsively by the Adeptus Astartes. Has less troop carrying ability then the Rhino, but sports additional firepower.
Reaper Launcher: The weapons wielded by Dark Reapers, which fire a hail of armour piercing rockets into the enemy.
Rhiantha: Literally means 'the starlight which shines upon the water of Rhidhol in the winter', but is loosely means 'mourner.'
Rhidhol: A place in Eldar mythology, unknown whether it is fictional or whether it actually existed.
Rhino: The standard troop carrier of the Adeptus Astartes and the Sisters of Battle. This armoured personal carrier sports light weapon but is easily fixed.
Rillietann: The Eldar word for 'Harlequin.'
Rillisliddian: The loose term for 'shooting star,' but the more exact phrase is 'shimmering heavenly body'
Rune Armour: The armour worn by Eldar Warlocks and Farseers giving them a 4+ Invulnerable save.
Runes of Warding: The runes which protect the Farseer and those nearby from offensive psychic attacks.
Runes of Witnessing: Guiding the Farseer down the twistin paths of fate, the runes of Witnessing give the Farseer additional protection from those within the Warp and aids him when casting his powerful magicks.
Saim: This word has two meanings, 'snake' and 'secret knowledge.'
Scurathainn: The Eldar word for 'Walkers.'
Seach-: Requires a prefix a the end but on it's own means 'deception.'
Seachmall: The Eldar word of 'illusion', which deals is often used in conjuction with the Harlequins.
Seachran: Similar to Seachmall in that the two words mean similar things, but Seachran literally means 'delusion.'
Shadow: A medium class ship with notably large lower wings wich denotes an Eldar ship of this class.
Shelwe: The Eldar word for 'song.'
Shemash: The Eldar word for 'world'.
Shuriken Pistol: All the shuriken weapons, pistol, catapult and cannon all use the same principals to fire... Smallest of the shuriken weapons, also has a Strength of 4, and is wielded by most of the army.
Sierbann: The Eldar word for 'scatter laser'.
Singing Spear: The Eldar weapon which is wieled by Warlocks and Farseers which can be thrown up to 12" and strikes vehicles with a Strength of 9.
Skilfil Rider: The Shining Spear Exarch skill which allows the Exarch and his unit to ignore difficult terrain completely as they dion't require to make Difficult Terrain tests.
Slaanesh: Also know the as the Prince of Excess, and whose followers are driven to new feats to attain even higher levels of emotional highs and lows.
Slaanesh: One of the four Chaos Gods, Slaanesh, the Prine of Excess, was created by the Eldar millennia ago as they led selfish and self induldent lives before the Fall which fed the new Chaos power until the Fall made Slaanesh a God in his own right.
Space Marine: A genetically engineered fighting force, that are encased in power armour in battle.
Spear of Teuthlas: The Spear of Teuthlas is wielded by Iyanna, an Iyanden Spiritseer, and is one of the oldest singing spears.
Spirit Stones: A technology of the Eldar which stops an Eldar from being eternally torments by Slaanesh after they die by capturing them in a special stone made from wraithbone which they can later use to activate Wraithguard and Wraithlords, and other uses.
Spiritseer: The name given to Eldar who tend to the Wraithguard and Wraithlords on the Iyanden Craftworld.
Staff of Ulthamar: The weapon wielded by Eldrad Ulthran himself, who leads the Craftworld of Ulthwe.
Star Engines: These allow the vehicle to move directly forward 2D6" in the shooting phase instead of firing.
Star Technology: The Eldar make wide use of star technology which is their term of plasma, including plasma cannon (starcannon) and plasma drives (star engines).
Starcannon: The Eldar plasma cannon is far more efficent then those employed by the Imperium, and doesn't get hot on a roll of 1 To Hit.
Stealth: The Exarch power which allows a Exarch of Striking Scorpions to Infiltrate..
Storm Bolter: These weapons are basicly a set of two Bolters that are set to fire in unison.
Striking Scorpions: The Aspect Shrine which deals with attacking the more numerous of the opponent's armies, utilising the Mandi-blasters to attack their foes from a few paces away.
Suin Daellae: The Eldar word for the 'wailing doom,' i.e. the Avatars weapon!.
Surprise Assault: This Exarch Power which is used by Striking Scorpion Exarchs to gain +2 Attacks for charing instead of the usual +1.
Sustained Assault: This Exarhc power, used by Swooping Hawks, allows the Swooping Hawk Exarch to keep rolling to hit until he misses.
Swooping Hawks: The winged Aspect Shrines whose Phoenix Lord is Baharroth, and who are armed with Strength 3 Lasblasters.
Swordwind: The name given to Eldar armies of Saim-Hann which utilise their larger number of Aspect Warriors to greater effect.
Tactical Dreadnought Armour: Also known as Terminator armour. See Terminator Armour.
Talon Grav-Tank: The Talon mounts an new Cha'Los weapon, the Electromagnetic pulsar which stuns the enemy vehicles, allowing the Cha'Los Eldar to deal with the armoured threat.
Taluclu: The Eldar word of meeting.
Tank Hunter: The Exarch power used by Fire Dragon Exarchs which allows him to re-roll failed Armour Penetration rolls.
Tannascurath: The Eldar word for 'Spirit Warrior.'
Terminator Armour: These suits of personal armour are very protective and include composite layers of differing materials that not only stop projectiles but also obsorb energy projectiles to some degree. Also known as Tactical Dreadnought Armour
The Watcher: Another mysterious figure of Eldar history who still haunts the Webway and the universe, an Eldar seer who was not completely killed, nor can be, his spirit was not fully trapped within the spirit stones worn upon his ghosthelm.
Troupe: A band of Harlequins is known as a Troupe of Harlequins.
Tuelean: The Eldar word for shuriken catapult.
Tuisich-Novasmair: The Eldar word of Pheonix Lord
Tzeentch: The Chaos God that is the true master of the Warp and is also known as the Changer of Ways.
Ulthanash: Child of Kurnous and Isha, brother of Eldanash.
Ulthwe: The Eldar Craftworld which stayed close to the Eye of Terror after the Fall. They have black armour and have a standing army of Black Guardians and the largest number of Warlocks and Farseers.
Ultramarines: A Chapter of the Adeptus Astartes, who's power armour is painted blue with yellow trims.
Urgebelach: The Philosophy of the Eldar Webway, which also describes the effects of the Webway to Craftworld Eldar who travel through it.
Vaul: The Eldar smith god who created what is believed to be the first direswords for Khaine and his warriors when he was fighting the Yngir.
Vectored Engines: The Eldar vehicle upgrade which allows the vehicle to re-roll Difficult Terrain test which also only costs 5 points.
Vibro Cannon: This Eldar weapon focuses a cascading wall of sound through a magnetic tunnel, which radiate around the tunnel's end, causing tramatic vibrations to all those near.
Vulture Squadron: These are far more agile then the normal Eldar jetbike, but may also be fitted with storm jets which allow the Cha'Los Eldar to make large descents into the heart of the enemy army.
Vyper: The Eldar war vehicle which is a larger form of the Eldar jetbike which often mounts a set of twin-linked shuriken catapults and another heavy weapon.
War Shout: The Exarch power of the Howling Banshee Aspect Shrine which allows the Exarch to unlerash a barrage of sonic energy from her banshee mask.
War Walker: An Eldar walker which mounts two heavy weapons which can tailored to a range of specific battlefield roles including mass shots (scatter lasers/shuriken cannons) or anti-tank hunting (bright lances)
Warlock: Those being trained personally in the ways of the Seer by the Eldar Farser's. These can form bodyguards or be assigned to Guardian units boosting their capabilities in certain areas.
Warp Spider: The Aspect Warriors which are quite through dense cover and mount Strength 6 rapid fire wepaonry.
Warseer: These are Cha'Los rulers during times of war, and who are guided directly by the castings of the Farseers, chosing the course of action which is most benefical to the Cha'Los Eldar.
Wave Serpent: The main transport for the Craftworld armies which also mounts twin-linked weapontry and is protected by an energy field.
Web of Skulls: The Web of Skulls are three or more crystal balls or skulls linked by light weight chains, which can be through in vast arcs and also be used in combat like a power weapon.
Webway: The Eldar Webway is a network of tunnels which are found in another dimension, and the Eldar have been able to open portals into the Webway, using it to attack from. However, there are many tunnels within the Webway, varing in size from massive arteries to tiny capilies which link Craftworlds, planets and all things within the Universe.
Witchblades: These anti-tank weapons automatically Wound on a 2+ and triple the users Strength when fighting against vehicles, making the user Strength 9, a more then formibable opponent in combat.
Withdraw: An Exarch power wielded by the Warp Spiders which allow them to automatically Fall Back from combat after charging.
Wraithbone: The name given to a psycho plastic which all rune armour, wraithguard, wraithlords and even the Craftworlds are constructed from and allow an Eldar spirits to tranverse the length of their form.
Wraithcannon: These extremly dangerous weapons have an AP of 1 and automatically Wound on a 4+, but have a range of 12"
Wraithguard: These armoured hulks are the dead of the Eldar given new bodies of wraithbone, but can be subject to Wraithsight.
Wraithknights: These robotic warriors are constructed from the hulks of Wraithguard, but field the deadly fusion fist and twin-linked shuriken catapults. After being ordered by Farseer Gualian, a troupe of Eldar bonesingers begun work creating new Wraithguard, augmenting them with new weaponry.
Wraithlord: Dreadnought sized monster who have a Strength of 10, and can wield a heavy weapon in addition to their basic armament of either two shuriken catapults or two flamers or a combination of both. Also made from wraithbone and like their smaller Wraithguard, the Wraithlord contains the bound spirit of one of the Eldar's mightiest heroes.
Wraithsight: The Special Rule concerning the Wraithguard in that they are sometimes slow to react to changes in battlefield conditions, and must roll a D6 at the beginning of each turn and have a 1/6 chance of becoming inactive for the turn unless joined by a Farseer and/or Warlock.
Yme-Loc: The name of a Craftworld which has been spotted a couple of times during the last several millennia.
Yngir: The Eldar word the for the C'Tan star gods of the Necrontyr, which relates to demi-gods.
Ynnead: The God of the Eldar dead, unto which all Eldar spirits passed unto before the Great Enemy came into existence.
Zamorshemash: Literally means 'The World of bloodied sword.'
Zar: The Eldar word for 'silence.'
Zhai: The Eldar word for 'blade.'
editado por: AGRAMAR, 02 Jul, 2006 - 01:04
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