The empire of men occupies the North-eastern lands, covered in rolling planes and massive strongholds held by thousands of men. The empire has an amount of troops second to only the forces of chaos. And while their troops may be plenty, they are often under armed and badly trained. With the exception of their knights, armour clad heroes who've seen many battles. Humans are moderately efficient magic users, but have no natural preference or dislike for any of the schools of magic.

The orcs rule the forests in the west. Savage with no thought of the future, they fight only for the thrill of fighting. Standing roughly two meters tall with extremely muscular limbs, they can easily defeat three humans in hand to hand combat. Their troops are disorganized but strong and durable. Orcs being orcs their magic use is equally chaotic, the effects ranging from massive fireballs to the user's hand being lit on fire. Orcs prefer the school of pyromancy and dislike the schools of divination and telepathy.

The Elves occupy the mountains to the east. Lithe and nimble creatures, they prefer not to engage in direct combat with their foes, instead relying on ranged attacks and magic to take out their enemies. Elves are slightly taller and skinnier than humans and have pointy ears. An elf warrior loses to a human knight in close combat but might have a chance at taking him out from further away.
Elves are expert magic users and each of them knows at least one spell. just like humans, they have no preferences when it comes to the five schools.

The dwarfs occupy the lands to south west, building vast underground halls and mines. A dwarven warrior uses his length to his advantage and is capable of carrying unbalanced weapons with ease. A dwarven warrior matches a human knight in close combat, and could use a crossbow or flintlock rifle at range. Dwarves aren't the best magic users around but excel at the use of lightning magic, while disliking telekinesis and telepathy.

Ogres used to be the worlds mercenary race, but the thread of chaos has forced them into the caves in the south east. An ogre is usually three meters tall, although even bigger specimen have been seen in the field, and is muscularly build. Each an exceptional warrior, they can take on human forces seven times as numerous as their own. Ogre units wield terrifying weapons that they either build or looted themselves. Their only weakness is their near complete lack of magical powers, very few ogres even have a spark of magic inside them.

The lizardmen are probably the oldest civilization still alive on Eilodon. Living in massive temple cities in the north west, they have lived for thousands upon thousands of years. A lizardman could live for hundreds of years, never losing his martial skill and pride, but continuously growing stronger. Their main strength is their rapid evolution, each lizardman can over the course of a few decades naturally evolve to suit a specific role. They have survived all these years due to their adaptability.

The blood god: There can never be enough enough skulls for this gods throne, and his followers honour him with causing bloodshed wherever they go. A champion of Khorne will be awarded with weapons and armour and will find that his god will favour him the most if he dedicates glorious moments of bloodshed and destruction to him.

The god of change: The ways of Tzeentch are unpredictable to all but the god himself. A follower of Tzeentch will appear to be even madder than the average follower of chaos, luckier too... Tzeentch rewards his followers with magical powers and mutations beyond comparison. A champion of Tzeentch will be awarded with an amazing array of magical powers and the occasional stroke of luck. Tzeentch is a hard god to please, and will reward those who truly change the world around them into a land of the mad.

The god of decay: A disciple of Nurgle is a diseased and bloated figure, riddled with sores and open wounds. However, this doesn't seem to disturb them a bit, the contrary is true: a follower of Nurgle will be a jovial and friendly creature. But don't be deceived by their looks, a follower of Nurgle is still a fearsome opponent, capable of reacting to being stabbed in the gut by strangling the enemy with his intestines. Gifts of Nurgle consist of Poisonous weapons and the ability to shrug of even the worst injuries. Nurgle favours those who enjoy life and bring more followers to his cause, either by converting them, or making them succumb to one of his "gifts".

The prince of pleasure: Slaanesh is a strange god indeed, the youngest of the four gods of chaos, he was born of the raw desire and pleasure that most living creatures feel. His followers enjoy both the pain of their enemies, as the luxurious lives they live. A follower of Slaanesh will be rewarded with beautiful and ornate equipment, strange mutations and a certain amount of magic. To please Slaanesh is to please yourself, for the prince of pleasure favours those who live a decadent life.

Human

Normal physique.
No advantages or disadvantages, equally good at everything. Can pick one of the following at start of game(state behind race):

Big guy = Strong, +1 to strength related actions
Archer = +1 to ranged attacks
Duelist = +3 to attack rolls, only if engaging one enemy
Knight = +1 to attacks from a mount

Orc
Strong

+1 to close combat actions
+1 to actions requiring strength
-1 to actions requiring intelligence
-1 to ranged combat
+/-to magic usage(when casting a spell a d6 is rolled, with the following results:(1=-3, 2=-2, 3=-1, 4=0, 5=+1, 6=+1)
+1 to pyromancy
-1 to divination and telepathy

Ogre

Very strong
Cannot have more than 1 slot worth of magical abilities at the start of the game.
-2 to magic usage
-1 to actions requiring intelligence
+2 to actions requiring strength
+1 to close combat actions
+1 to bartering

Elf

weak
+1 to magic usage
+1 to ranged combat
-1 to close combat
+1 to actions requiring intelligence

Dwarf

Can't jump over anything larger than a pebble
Strong
+2 to creating wargear
No penalty for complicated weapons
+1 to lightning magic
-1 to telekinesis and telepathy

Lizardmen

Normal physique
At the end of every battle a lizardman can choose any of the following mutations:

wings = can fly and +2 to close combat when exiting flight
More muscles = +1 to strength related actions and is now Strong
Scaly = -1 to enemy attack roles against you

Brute = is now very strong, +2 to strength related rolls, +1 to close combat, -2 to enemy attack roles against you, can no longer take magic usage or wings(requires both scaly and more muscles)
Fire glands = allows usage of pyromancy and +1 to pyromancy
Static spikes = allows usage of electromancy and adds a race specific spell: Charge weapon = conditional effects

Constantly charged = your body is constantly charged with electricity = conditional effects
Magic usage = allows usage of the other three schools of magic
Spiky = Enemies that attempt to attack you have a one in ten chance to stab themselves on your poisonous spikes.

Spike shooter = Allows you to shoot your spikes with: -1 to hit, +1 to wound

To hit:

1 = hit yourself followed by enemy roll
2-4 = enemy rolls on this table against you ( unless it was a ranged attack and they have no ranged weapon, then nothing happens.)
5-7 = success, wound table next
8-9 = great success, wound table +1
10 = Must have killed him now, wound table +2

Wound table, enemies roll at -1:

1 = nothing
2-3 = just a scratch, if on enemy = +1 for your next attack roll against him, if on you = -1 to your next attack roll.
4 = down, you can do whatever you want with this enemy, but it will cost you a turn. Or you can let him be.
5 = kill
6 = worthy of the gods, you unleash your real powers upon the poor soul in front of you in such a way that it must surely win the gods' favour. Roll again on this table for the next enemy. CHAIN REACTION!

Close combat:

Dagger (1) -1 to wound roll
Club (1) can't kill enemies
Sword (2)
Flail (2) 2's on attack table turn into ones, 1-3 on wound table turn into 4
Axe (2) -1 to attack roll, but negates up to medium armour
Staff (2) can't kill, -1 to attack roll, +1 to magic rolls
Warhammer (3) can hit two enemies at once, -1 to attack roll, negates shields
Battle axe (3) can hit two enemies at once, -1 to attack roll, negates all armour
Polearm (3) +2 to first attack roll, +3 if on mount.

Ranged:

Throwing knifes (1) -1 on attack roll
Throwing axes (2) -1 on attack roll, negate armour up to medium
Flintlock pistol (1) requires a turn to reload unless the user is a dwarf
Bow (2)
Flintlock rifle(2) Requires a turn to reload unless the user is a dwarf, +1 on wound table
Crossbow (3) Requires a strong character, +1 on wound table
Cannon (4) requires a very strong character to carry, +3 on wound table, requires a turn to reload

Shields and armour

Small shield and chainmail(1) Protects you from a single 2 or 3 on the enemy wound table, destroyed after that, new one provided after battle
Medium shield and scale armour(2) Protects you from a single 4 on the enemy wound table, or two 2's or 3's, destroyed after that, new one provided after battle
Tower shield and plate armour(3) Protects you from a single 5 on the enemy wound table, or two 4's, destroyed after that, completely negates 2-3 results.

pyromancy:

Fireball (1) shoot a fireball from your hand, counts as ranged weapon with -2 to armoured enemies
Engulf weapon (2) Engulfs your weapon in flames, can be at any time(instead of attacking) rolls a d10 1=hands on fire, take a roll on wound table, 2-5= didn't work 6-8=+1 on wound table during this battle 9-10= +2 on wound table during this battle
Fiery breath (2) FIRE, FROM YOUR MOUTH! roll d10, 1=lit face on fire, roll on wound table, 2-4 equal nothing, 5-10 hits amount of enemies equal to how much higher you rolled than 4. They take a roll on the wound table. Close combat attack

Electromancy, any spells that ask for you to roll a d6 follow this table
1-4= can't do anything next turn. 5= down, 6=dead

Shocking touch (1) Roll a d10, 1=hit yourself roll d6, 2-5=nothing, 6-10= roll a d6, Close combat attack
lightning bolt (2) Same as shocking touch, with the following changes, Ranged and close combat attack, on a 10 the bolt hits another enemy, roll again for that one.

Divination:

Misfortune (1) roll a d10, 1= you roll to attack at -1, 2-5=nothing, 6-10=enemies in combat with you roll to attack at -1, on a 10 a single enemy also rolls on the wound table as he is hit by some seriously bad luck.
Precognition (2) you re-roll a attack roll of 1-4, however the second roll always counts, even if it is worse, see it as bad judgement.
Perfect timing (1) you dive out of the way of the first enemy that would hit you, negate the first 4-5 wound result an enemy causes against you.

Telekinesis:

Accelerate (1) you give your ranged projectile an extra push, roll d10. 1=wrong way, projectile falls harmlessly to the ground, 2-3=slowed it down -1 on wound table, 4-5=nothing, 6-8= +1 on wound table, 9-10= +2 on wound table. Can be used simultaneously with a ranged attack.
Crush (2) Use your opponents' armour against them, roll for a normal close combat attack, with the difference being that the slots take up by the armour are added to the wound roll. Also negates plate armour.(because, you know, it isn't flexible.)
Shockwave (2) Cause the earth to tremble as you stomp it. Roll a d10, 1=you go down, 2-4=you look like an idiot, 5-7= On of the enemies in combat with you goes down. 8-10= every enemy in combat with you goes down.

Telepathy:

Control animal (1) roll a d10, 1= the animal attacks you roll on wound table, 2-4= nothing happens, 5-7= the animal attacks his former allies for you, 8-10= The animal will follow you for the rest of this battle and will fight autonomously by your side.
Control civilized creature (2) same as control animal, only this also works on any of the six playable races.
Hallucinations (3) you project images into the enemies' minds roll a d10, 1=ATTACK, the enemy attacks you, 2-3= "What was I doing again?" The enemies forget what they were doing and can't do anything this turn, 4-7="They're everywhere, the bugs!" Not only can the enemies not do anything this turn, they also start scratching at their skin and take a wound roll at -2, 8-9= "The horror, this isn't worth it." one enemy runs away from the combat and forfeits to the dark gods, 10="No, you're the enemy!" d6 enemies attack their mates.

When a player wants to summon a chaos demon he must roll on the following tables:
The summoning, D10
1 - you roll on the wound table, if you would die you instead transform into the daemon you would summon.(Which you can control, I guess.)
2-4 Nothing happens.
4-5 Chaos spawn. (on a 5 you get d3, does require equal amounts of not quite dead enemies.)
6-7 Beast of chaos, continue to next table. (on a 7 you get d3, etc)
8-9 Lesser daemon, continue to next table. (on a 9 you get d3, etc)
10 Greater daemon, continue to next table.
God selection, d6
1 Your god
2 Slaanesh
3 Nurgle
4 Khorne
5 Tzeentch
6 Your god
So, you have a 50% chance of summoning a daemon corresponding to your own god, nice eh?

When a player dual wields a weapon the following modifiers apply:
+1 to attack roll and wound table to one enemy
or
-1 to attack roll, yet strikes two targets.