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Enemy Lores
Enemy Lores arm a character with knowledge of common foes of the civilised lands of the Old World. It covers common forms that foe may take, such as types of creatures or soldiers one might find among them. It also covers the basics of that foe's hierarchy — if they have one —and common tactics and behaviours in battle. Much has been written about the enemies of civilisation, and even more passed into folklore — but the best way to learn an Enemy Lore is to confer with those who’ve met them in battle, and gain experience fighting them yourself.
You know the hunting grounds of warherds in your area, and how to tell when they are on the move. You recognise Beastmen ritual detritus, Herdstones, and the pyres that summon the warherds together. You are on-guard for Beastmen ambushes, and know what will bait them to raid a specific location.
Suggested Options: Witch Slayer, Vampire Slayer, Spite Slayer, Troll Slayer, Giant Slayer, Dragon Slayer, Daemon Slayer
You have trained to battle a single type of creature with a dedication few can match. You know how they hunt, how they fight, and what their vulnerabilities are. If a creature’s body parts can be repurposed as magical or alchemical ingredients, you know how to harvest them. Unlike most Lores, having the appropriate Monster Slayer Lore grants +1d on Attack Tests against your chosen prey.