When we saw this incredible Seraphon army, we knew we had to share it with you. Without further ado, let’s hand over to Brad to talk all about his remarkable conversions. Not a bad option but you can circumvent this by making a non Saurus unit your General if you want something else. The idea for my Seraphon army came when I was thinking of a new army to start for Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Seraphon were one of my first armies, so I wanted to give them another go after all this time. But how would I convert them? Our goal is to build upon and consolidate the great work already being done by other community members across various forums, reddit threads, and hobby blogs, and bring together a comprehensive library of all these useful Build Instruction booklets.

Celestial Equilibrium – Casting value 7; until your next hero phase, add 1 to casting, dispelling and unbinding rolls for friendly WIZARDS other than the casterNice write-up overall! However, you didn't fully adjust your copy-paste from the Warriors here. You could build TWO 4-model units of Knights, not three. Strangely, no foot version of this one. The cold one is a cheaper, cavalry option, the command ability grants the “On a 6 to hit, turn 1 hit into 2 hits” from other Saurus Heroes except onto a unit. Saurus units generally aren’t big enough to get massive benefit from this making the ability not quite good enough to heavily consider. Scar-Veteran on Carnosaur Note: this article was made prior to the December 2019 points update, so some points could have changed there. Value of the Start Collecting Seraphon box Command Trait: Ancient Knowledge – A DRACOTHION’S TAIL SLANN must have this trait. The general knows 1 extra spell from the Lore of Celestial Domination. In addition, you can re-roll 1 casting, or unbinding roll for this general each hero phase. Starborne Constellations If your army is STARBORNE, you can give it the DRACOTHION’S TAIL or FANGS OF SOTEK keyword. All STARBORNE units in your army get that keyword and gain the listed abilities for that Constellation

One Saurus Astrolith Bearer from the last Saurus Warrior model, with kitbash from your now-massive Seraphon bits collection. One Saurus Astrolith Bearer from the last Saurus Warrior model, with kitbash from your now-massive Seraphon bits collection. Swap this with three non-Command Saurus Warriors when you want to run two 10-model units of Saurus Warriors. Might seem useless with Contemplation of the Old Ones but having 2 spells to draw from and being able to swap one out at a given time is still useful. B-With the bits provided, for each 4 Saurus Knights you assemble, one model may be assembled as an Alpha Knight, one model may be assembled to carry a Stardrake Icon, and one model may be assembled to carry Wardrums. If the minimum size of a unit of Saurus Knights was 4 models, you could build three 4-model units, each with full command, from a single Start Collecting: Seraphon box. You are not forced to assemble any Saurus Knight as a Alpha Knight, Stardrake Icon-bearer, or Wardrummer. Like the artefacts, there are separate command trait tables for each of Slann, Saurus, and Skinks. Each one has 3 options. Slann Shotgun blast version of Stellar Tempest. Most Skink priests aren’t as solid casters and are delicate so getting within 12″ is iffy. Still, it can do a ton of damage and make your opponent wary of getting too close, just keep the caster screened. B Saurus Knights body sprues, which contain the Saurus bodies, remaining club-wielding arms, Saurus heads, including an additional head with which to indicate the Alpha Knight, and some decorations.

On the expensive side…mostly –Very much a Herohammer or Behemoth driven army, your Heroes and Behemoths are on the expensive side but make up their cost. Skinks exist, who are some of the cheapest units in the game

Seraphon are weird. This isn’t a subfaction in the traditional sense (those come later), it’s really two armies that share a unit roster. When Seraphon first launched, they had some really odd lore about how they were the dreams of dead gods or whatever. This didn’t go over great and Games Workshop made the concession of allowing both. Starborne represent the 1.0 lore while coalesced represent a bit more grounded lore choice. Neither one affects which units you can take, all of the units in the book are open to both factions, but they do affect which constellations (subfactions) you have access to which tend to favor certain units or playstyles. The Coalesced Build one Saurus Hero on Carnosaur, magnetized to represent either the Saurus Oldblood on Carnosaur or Saurus Scar-Veteran on Carnosaur.

I'm looking at grabbing a box of Temple Guard and using the spare parts from that to create and Eternity Warden combined with the spare Saurus Warrior bodies. I'll also investigate creating a Skink priest out of the spare Carnosaur parts too, as you suggestImportant note to remember, Slaann can switch their memorized spell at the end of their hero phase so ranking them is a little more difficult. Just because a spell has a “lower” grade doesn’t mean it’s useless, just niche. Unlike most armies that’s not a problem because you can just switch to what’s best for that moment. Scar-Veteran on cold one but more expensive. While the Carnosaur is just as nasty as it was on the Oldblood and is cheaper at 210 you just have so many better options. Saurus Astrolith Bearer Coincidentally, you can field a Firelance Starhost with just the models you assembled from the Saurus Knights.