Editing Warhammer Army Project/9th edition (section)

====Model Types====
*''Infantry:'' have a unit strength of 1
*''Monstrous Infantry:'' have Fear and Swiftstride as well as a unit strength of 3, however, they lost stomps
*''Cavalry:'' have Impact Hits (1) on top of Swiftstride and a unit strength of 2
**Version 1.9 has drastically cut back on what rules affect both the steed and pilot regardless of who has it. Mostly this affects thing like additional saves and ASF. These stipulations also affect MC and chariots.
**Version 2.2 the rider and mount both make 1 supporting attack. Single-profile cavalry makes 2 supporting attacks instead.
*''Monstrous Cavalry:'' have Fear, Impact Hits (1), and Swiftstride as well as a unit strength of 4
**Version 2.2 mount also makes 3 supporting attacks, but the rider makes only one. Single-profile Monstrous Cavalry makes 4 supporting attacks instead.
*''Swarms:'' have Expendable, Skirmishers, and Unstable and have a unit strength of 3. Models can shoot past them without regard for LoS. Pieplates deal d6 hits upon them.
*''War Beasts:'' have Swiftstride and Expendable as well as a unit strength of 1
*''Monstrous Beasts:'' have Fear and Swiftstride as well as a unit strength of 3
*''Monsters:'' have Stomp, Swiftstride, Terror, and Towering as well as a unit strength equal to their wound count
**Mounted monsters are confirmed to have an effective max armour save of 3+, meaning a nat 1 or 2 will always fail.
**The unit strength of a mounted monster is the monster's wounds+the number of people on top of it
*''Chariots:'' have Impact Hits (d6) and Swiftstride as well as a unit strength equal to their wound count. Specified movement is equal to Beast's -1 (now calculated for you in stat blocks), and can only do Wheeling Manoeuvers. Armour = entry + crews'.
**Equipping Scythes to a Chariot changes Impact Hits to d6+1.
*''War Machines:'' have a unit strength equal to their wound count
*''Shrines:'' (like the War Altar and Hurricanum) a unit strength equal to their wound count. They are also usually pulled along by an accompanying unit.