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Hi, I dont play WHFB but I am interested in the online game (got sick of WoW).  The War Priests for the Empire look cool (except for the ass beating that one takes in the cinematic) and I was wondering if anyone could give me some information on their fluff.  Im really interested in what type of weapons and armor they are limited to and are they more like a cleric or a paladin?  Thanx

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I doubt there will be priests of Ulric in WAR, but:

As Ulric (god of Battle, Wolves, and Winter) is the deity of Physical strength, so Sigmar (patron of the Empire) is the deity of Strength of Will. Priests of Sigmar use hammers, emulating the magic hammer the dwarfs gifted to Sigmar in the days of legend. Priests of Ulric use axes, mainly out of rivalry with the cult of Sigmar. Priests of either cult can be given magic weapons of any type, wear light or heavy armor, carry shields, and may ride warhorses with or without barding.

Warrior priests of Sigmar are fearless defiers of the dark, particularly Chaos, Skaven, and the Undead. They are strong preachers, and any unit they join will Hate the enemy army. Priests of Sigmar can also pray (during the magic phase, counts as bound spells) giving buffs to nearby units or characters- healing wounds, allowing re-rolls, granting ward saves, etc. They also add a die to the Empire dispell pool, representing their patron god's protection against sorcerous powers.

Warrior Priests of Ulric despise weakness and cowardice, and units they join Hate any enemy with a low leadership (6 or less). He also adds a dispell dice, and his prayers have different effects.

He's got a mind like a steel trap. By which I mean it can only hold one idea at a time;
it latches on to the first idea to come along, good or bad; and it takes strenuous effort with a crowbar to make it let go.
 
   
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As far as the Warrior Priest, he's gonna be like a Paladin but not as much. WAR is quite different than WoW in terms of how the classes handle specifically. The Disciple of Khaine and the Warrior Priest are both Melee Healers, that is they need to stay in melee to heal most effectively.

Here's the page from Mythic

http://www.warhammeronline.com/armiesofWAR/empire/warriorpriest.php

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