That is a very useful company. Keep those :hspeed: chargers in the game a bit longer.

Ironwolf rides again!

Note that the Khamsin Surgeon is one of the members. If there's one faction that's got problems with skittish mounts, it's the BPR!

looks like it might be useful for the BPR, other than that though, I think there are better ACs out there. cheap though.

Woo! Skydancer and a submersable rush got semi-worthwhile!

Seriously, I'm really liking this, since this will prevent the easy technique of 'dismount 'em and watch the mount take off' from working as effectively.

Skydancer owner's just skipped a heartbeat...good thing you didn't post it on Ebay huh?

I REALLY like this one. I think it's high time to look over those skittish mounts!

Hmm...I wonder if 2 riderless skittish mounts within 8" of eachother would fulfill the requirement. Then you can run 2 skittish cavalry and keep them 8" apart and never risk losing one until you lose 2 riders and a mount!

For the cost, which will probably be 15 in the end, it's a great company. There are others that are more useful, but this one brings back the use of some otherwise really good mounts.

YAY!!! I hate getting dismounted and losing my ride!!!

I like this one more than any other AC so far...but I have noticed, none are really awesome that everyone will be playing them...I am happy that wizkids did this, when I first heard of these, I thought they would be very powerful and everyone would play one in their army...now I'm not so sure even half the people will be using these.

Yes!

Soulmare and Skydancer are now truly awesome for their points!

Pickman

YAY!!! I might actually be able to trade a Soulmare off! WHOO HOO!!!

The people using this AC card will have to watch out for Magic Confusion.

This will be great
But does this mean that there will be riders in the set after Omens? The Steppe dragoon? a bpr rider with :bow: ?

Yes!

a greatly needed fix, and cheap. nice.

This is good for skittish mounts, but I wish they would have changed the dismount rule to where if the rider stays in base contact with the mount, it does not leave.