Unofficial age of invasions faq

Roman Manuballista (page 18): A Roman warband can recruit a single manuballista.  A manuballista cannot close ranks.

Britons Companions (page 36): A Briton warband can include a maximum of 2 Companion figures.  Companions have Hearthguard characteristics.

Franks: Loyal mercenaries benefit from the Franciscas rule.

Personal Champion: If your Warlord has a war chariot, your Personal Champion must be mounted on a horse and armed with javelins.

Bishop: Change the Divine Judgement rule text to read "Once during each of your activation phases, you can transfer 1 fatigue between two friendly units within M of the Bishop OR two enemy units within M of the Bishop.

Guides Reconnaissance: The terrain manipulation rules apply only to scenarios using the 'unmodified' 'unversal method' for terrain.  Any terrain added must be a piece from the terrain table.  Camouflaged: The change to shooting and melee attacks is only in place when the Guides unit are in uneven terrain.  When in open terrain Guides have a melee aggression of 1 and shooting aggression of 1/2.

Foederati Ferocious Charge: The bonus attack dies only apply to the first melee, and not if the Foederati win the melee and start a new melee sequence.

Goths Resolve: Your opponent cannot use fatigue to cancel this ability.

Sassanids Volley Fire: For the avoidance of doubt, the unit has the profile: Mount (horse), 3/3 armour, bows.

Picts Masters of the Field: The ability lasts until the start of your next turn.  The terrain piece counts as solid cover only for the units of the player who triggered the ability.

Loyal: As described in the Age of Vikings FAQ, mercenaries with this rule only counts as mercenaries for the purpose of mustering the warband.  For victory point purposes and scoring objectives loyal units count as normal members of the warband.