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Singe's Skills for Queek Headtaker
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A couple of skills for everyone's favourite psychotic rodent

Spoils of Mors – Boosts Clan-Rats, which are meant to be Mors’ actual specialisation. Also boosts Stormvermin now, for the sake of pragmatism

Moulder Claw-Pacts – GONE

Tricks of the Under-Wars boosts Weapon Teams, Wolf Rats, and Rat Ogres to give Mors a bit of flexibility

Suspicious Loyalty - Recruit rank and morale for all units in Queek's army, to represent veterancy and loyalty.

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ArchAnge1LT 7 oct. 2021 la 4:27 
Stormvermin clanrats kinda need melee defense to be more survivable. Armor is a second hand survival.
Singemeister  [autor] 31 oct. 2020 la 8:20 
@Eldar Farseer Sure, but Mors is generally more associated with Clanrats and loyalty, whilst Rictus is the Stormvermin-focused clan. Since these mods are meant to help speciate lords from each other, Tretch gets Stormvermin boosts, whilst Queek gets Clanrat boosts. There is a good mod that adds in Ska Bloodtail and the Red Guard, however.
Eldar Farseer 30 oct. 2020 la 17:06 
arent clan mors famous for its red armored stormvermins who use dwarfen armor and not clan rats? his tabletop model had even the bonus rule to boost a stormvermin unit with +1 to strengh and fighting skill
still miss something like an ap damage and attack buff