Editing Mordheim/Tactics (section)

====Undead====
A very bipolar warband , you start with the vampire: a fear causing one man army who will murder anything that he charges, and anything that charges him if you give him a spear, you want this guy in close combat murdering heroes, and taking names, there's just one problem: he's your leader who you naturally want to keep protected in the back hidden behind chaff henchmen, on the bright side the undead do chaff well, with cheap henchmen who don't need to purchase weapons: the human statline zombies who are very slow as they cannot run but charge normally, the youngblood-esque gouls who are faster, but can make up for the poor weapon skill of theirs with fear, and the blindingly fast AND deadly direwolves, rounding out the vampire and henchman is another spellcaster in the form of a necromancer who comes with a solid list of spells to use. Back to the bipolar side the necromancer and vampire are complimented by the dregs, your average Young blood equivalent with the typical weaknesses and need to level up to he any good. The warband cannot take most hired swords, but can take the "essential" ones, which are the ogre - who synergizes well with their fear-causing aura, and a warlock who can add some more bang at range, something that is lacking for our undead warband.