Editing Machina Dei (section)

===Primary: Treemen===
'''5M 5W 5I 8L 3S''' 220pts

Massive druidic trees covered in tusks, horns, and various charms. Animated by the elder Druids, the only ones powerful enough to supply the amount of power needed to create one. The druids give their lives to empower these, but the trees are forces to be reckoned with.

====Special Rules====
* '''Root:''' During move phase, Treemen may choose to become "rooted". When rooted, Treemen may not move, except to cease to be rooted. Uprooting and rooting both use all of a Treeman's move for that turn. Thus, a Treeman cannot root himself if he has moved, nor can he move immediately after uprooting. A Treeman is considered rooted beginning the turn '''after''' he uses his move to become rooted. He ceases to be considered rooted as soon as he spends the move to uproot.
Treemen may choose to begin the game rooted.
====Options====
* '''Ancient''' (75pt) - Treeman gains 1 Size.
* '''Regeneration''' (60pt) - When rooted, a Treeman may use his magic action to restore a single wound.
* '''Constricting Vines''' (125pt) - Range 12. During the magic phase, a Treeman may choose to roll to hit a unit within 12". If successful, the unit takes no damage but will be unable to move at more than half its move value in its next move phase.  Additionally, until that time, the unit counts as one tier less for being hit (not for wounding) by anything except Constricting Vines.
* '''Hollow''' (75pt) - A number of models (no more than 15 models) may "hide" inside the Treeman, effectively being transported and protected from attack. A unit may spend half its move during the movement phase to be hidden; that unit is placed aside during transportation. The same unit may make ranged attacks while being transported, but can only make half the total attacks that the unit normally would be able to. The unit may spend half its movement to end transportation, and is placed touching the Treeman's base on any side (centered with the Treeman).  While transporting units, the Treeman takes penalties of -1M, -1 to-hit, and -1 damage. Additionally, enemy units receive +1 to-hit against the Treeman. If the Treeman is destroyed, routed, or breaks while a unit is hiding, roll 1d10; [roll x 10]% of the unit survives (round up), and is placed where the Treeman was when it broke or was destroyed. This can force morale checks for breaking or routing as normal for damage dealt in a single incident.
* '''Big Rock''' (20pts) - The Treeman starts with a one-use 24" ranged attack.