ahhh sorry! I forgot to mention that the enemy can never gain extra combat resolution for outnumbering, rear or flank charges. Also he has a special rule where all empire units within 12" gain combat resolution for the kills he makes.
He's quite inspiring i think!
His story is that his town was being invaded and pillaged by a beatman band. The town was brought to a smoking ruin, but Valten who lived in the village decided to fight back. He grabbed his father's trusty blacksmiths hammers and began fighting the beastmen. He was killing the beastmen in droves and inspired his fellow townsfolk to fight by his side.
As the last stand is put up by valten and his townspeople the beastman commander offers Valten a 1 0n 1. Valten took up the beastman on the challanege and fought furiously. But Valten was beaten, his breast slashed with the great beastmans axe. (this is the cheesy Valten trademark bit now). Valten has taken many wounds that would have killed a lesser man and is surely dead. As the beastman general boasts and basks in his victory Valten suddenly feels fine and strikes the beastman down. He then routes the remaining beastmen from his village and all is well
At the end of the story Mr Huss walks up to Valten and praises Sigmar, for he is sure that Valten has been sent by Sigmar himself to fight evil. Nothing so far has been said about him being the champion of light though.
I read a battle report in the UK WD where the 7 knights scenario is used. Valten and Luthor Huss are taken with 5 other warrior priests, each controlled by a different member of the studio against a 1000pt chaso army. In the report valten gets charged along with another WP by a chaos chariot. The other WP dies instantly but Valten comesback to life aoubt 3 times, its amazing. It already incourages me to get the man and play him. He is definatly going to be the champion of light in my opinion and is liekly to get another rules change by the start of the WHFB campain next summer.
