Heartwood Glade: Worshipers of the god Kurnoth, who they consider Alarielle's consort, and unsurprisingly the first to welcome Kurnoth Hunters. [4b] She spent several months with with Coeddil, an ancient Treeman whom also has a deep distrust of the Elves in 1050 IC and attempted to free him in 1697 IC but was thwarted by Lady Elynett. [1a]

Forest Folk ( Dryad • Branchwraith) • Free Spirits ( Arch-Revenant • Gossamid Archers • Kurnoth Hunter • Spirit of Durthu • Spiterider Lancers) • Noble Spirits ( Branchwych • Revenant Seekers • Tree-Revenant • Treelord • Treelord Ancient • Warsong Revenant) • Outcasts ( Spite-Revenant) Gnarlroot Glade: The glade seeks knowledge and lore above everything and will ally with the scholars and sorcerers of other races to gain it. {{Fn|4}b} Reinforced x 1 Core Battalions *Warlord **Battle Regiment Additional Enhancements Artefact Total: 2000 / 2000This list was used by William at Quarantine Fanatic II in November 2020 and went 2-1-1. It shows a lot of consistent traits of Winterleaf lists, with Winterleaf being the most popular competitive format. Sylvaneth choose to inhabit areas rich in life magic and vitality, like deep forests or places of natural wonder. They often form a symbiotic relationship with their homes, growing stronger as the forest flourish. [9a]

The alliance reconquered Erosia, the Glade Gathering of Thyria, and destroyed the towers of Invidia. [9e] Soul WarsUnusually, the Asrai host counted amongst their number two Humans. They were Anara and Calard of Garamont, a blessed Grail Damsel and Questing Knight of Bretonnia. While Anara lent her magical might to combating the forest-spirits, Calard bravely charged into the very heart of the Oak of Ages, where the Briarmaven awaited. [2] You get a whopping 7 different Glades here, which is sort of surprising for how few units are in the book. At least you have a lot of variety, most lists on the competitive circuit tend to look at Winterleaf first, and Gnarlroot as a secondary option for those who prefer a more magical bent. Oakenbrow Jotunberg: Massive giants whose heads scrape the clouds, a kind of living winter that dwell in the north of the Realm of Ghyran, one dying giant saved Alarielle and her followers by spanning the Sea of Serpents with its glacial body. [3] Is that just so once per game 2 units can strike and fade? Is that more valuable with spites than more consistent spell casting?