The damage of armour-piercing weapons mostly ignores the armour of the target, making them the ideal choice against heavily-armoured enemies. This unit can hide in forests until enemy units get too close.įire attacks cannot harm the wearer of this enchanted, volcano-forged armour. This unit provides a Lord's aura and an encouraging unit will receive the larger of the two bonuses.
While all High Elves have excellent martial prowess, those that continue upon the path of the warrior will further excel in armed combat. Imrik’s affinity with Dragons gifts him their sharpness with his concentration heightened, even the most skilful foes struggle to land blows. ├ Man Entity wh2_main_hef_infantry_hero_tyrion_bloodĪ single blast on the 'Dragonhorn', forged in the fire of Draugnir's flaming breath, causes the foe to shrink in terror, for they know what surely follows… ├ Melee Weaponwh2_dlc15_hef_imrik_halberd Though Imrik may be accused of having an unhealthy disdain for weakness, he has always fought nobly in defence of his homeland and indeed of all Ulthuan, continually proving himself a stalwart bastion of strength and an unbreachable wall against the foes of the High Elves. Hailing from the bloodline of the Phoenix King Caledor himself, Imrik is the last Dragon Prince to fight in the traditional manner of his house, atop a mighty Fire Drake known as Minaithnir.
Imrik is no exception to the audacity of his kin, though in his case it is justified.
Now a silent realm, Caledor’s scattered Princes are considered by many of the Asur to be dangerously haughty, never making a secret of the fact they think themselves superior to Ulthuan’s other soldiers to the point of having nothing remarkable in common with them at all. Despite having a measure of pride that some might consider arrogance, Imrik is the most noble of the Dragon Princes, whose surety of deeds and martial judgement are said to border on the supernatural.
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