Sometimes he can be found in mercenary armies with his Goblin-hewer, if their motives serve Special Rules Multiple Shots (3), Armour Piercing, Move-or-Fire. After seeing the model on the GW website I decided to try and find the rules, and after a lengthy search, found them, as well as a couple of other. Hey guys Im just wondering where the rules for Malakai Makaisson’s Goblin- Hewer can be found. I think from memory it was a white dwarf.
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ruoes It may also be used in a Dwarf army or an Empire army, in which case it counts as one Hero gobkin one Rare choice. His latest invention is the Goblin-hewer. Malakai and his companions are Slayers and follow all of the normal rules for Slayers. However, he is part of the crew and must stay with the Goblin-hewer just like any other war machine crew member. The spinning axe blades inflict a variable number of hits depending on the number of ranks in the target unit.
He follows all of the rules for a normal Dwarf Engineer.
Goblin-Hewer – Warhammer 40K Fantasy
Casualties are allocated just like normal shooting hits. He built the Spirit of Grungni and is responsible for devising many other ingenious munitions and weapons also. Roll a D3 for every rank the target has, this is the total number of rolls to Wound you should make. This is a war machine for all purposes. If it were six models wide and hit in hewerr flank, it would suffer 6D3 hits.
The crew are armed with hand weapons and great weapons. He wears a gobin of thick optical lenses engraved with a cross-hairs, though he claims it is simply to improve his already superb eyesight, rather than to make up for any deficiency he may be suffering from.
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Thought to be the fules engineer who ever lived, Malakai Makaisson was drummed out of the Guild of Engineers after the first airship fiasco and became a Slayer.
A rapid-firing, axe-throwing extravaganza of destruction, the Goblinhewer is capable of scything through even the most numerous opposition with a hail of blades.
If firing at a single model or skirmishers, or other target that does not use ranks, it inflicts D3 hits.
For example, a unit four ranks deep that is hit by the Goblin-hewer takes 4D3 hits. Malakai Makaisson and his Goblin-hewer may be taken hdwer a Slayer army as a Rare choice. Malakai is a shaven-headed Dwarf, with the customary red-dyed crest and a short leather jerkin with a sheepskin collar, a leather cap with long ear flaps and a cut out for his crest to fit through.
He is originally from Dwimmerdim Vale, way up the north — an isolated place, which is thought to account for his somewhat odd accent. Consists of Malakai Makaisson, two Slayer crew and a single Goblin-hewer.
Although seriously deranged and sworn to the Slayer oath, Malakai is still a formidable expert in black powder, mechanics and construction.