Is Royal Procession worth taking?

Reviewers generally rate it the least impactful Nighthaunt formation, since it only buffs two units and only when they are charged. It can suit a dedicated defensive counter-charge plan, but many lists prefer the mobility or lockdown options.

How many units get the Anti-charge buff?

Current reviews report two friendly Nighthaunt units. Confirm the exact number, timing and the definition of Anti-charge in the current Battletome, as these details can change with balance updates.

Royal Procession: the counter-charge formation (AoS 4th Ed)

Grants Anti-charge (extra Rend when charged) to a couple of Nighthaunt units, turning them into a counter-punch anvil.

Age of Sigmar 4th edition

Sprue Sentry strategy commentary for Age of Sigmar 4th edition, not official rules. Games Workshop updates points and rules regularly; always confirm against the current official rules and latest update before a game.

Royal Procession is the Nighthaunt battle formation focused on punishing enemies who charge you. The effect below is summarised from current reviews, which rate it the least impactful of the four; confirm exact wording in the current Battletome and seasonal profiles before relying on it.

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Royal Procession: the counter-charge formation (AoS 4th Ed)

Royal Procession: the counter-charge formation (AoS 4th Ed)

What the formation does

Who it suits

Key units

When to pick it

Common questions

Is Royal Procession worth taking?

How many units get the Anti-charge buff?