Daemonic (Daemonic Legion)

Daemonic Gifts (Daemonic Legion)

The Greater Icon of Chaos

True Core Units

Unholy Icons

Storm of Chaos

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Hordes of Chaos

Lords Daemon Princes (1 Lord + 1 Hero choice)
Greater Daemons (1 Lord + 1 Hero choice) Heroes Exalted Daemons (2 Hero choices)
Demonic Heralds (1 Hero choice) Core Bloodletters (True Core Unit)
Daemonettes (True Core Unit)
Plaguebearers (True Core Unit)
Horrors (True Core Unit, cannot be accompanied by Flamers)
Flesh Hounds
Nurglings
Screamers
Flamers
Mounted Daemonettes
0-1+ Chaos Furies* Special Pleasureseekers
Changebringers
Plagueriders
Bloodcrushers Rare Chariot of Khorne
Chariot of Nurgle
Chariot of Slaanesh
Chariot of Tzeentch *Chaos Furies are 0-1 per character with the Mark of Chaos Undivided in your army. So, if you have two characters with the Mark of Chaos Undivided, Furies would be 0-2 and so on.

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Note: This section is not formally part of the main rulebook, but is included in every army book, individually. A generalised overview of common army structure is presented here. The purpose of an army list is to enable players with vastly different armies to stage games which are as fair and evenly balanced as it is possible to make them. The army list gives each individual model a points value which represents its capabilities on the tabletop. The higher a model's points value the better it is in one or more respects: stronger, tougher, faster, better leadership, and so on. The value of the army is simply the value of all the models added together. As well as providing points costs, the list also divides the army into its constituent units. The list describes the weapons and optional equipment that troops can have and occasionally restricts the number of very powerful units an army can include.

Army Lists

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Heroes

Core

Special

Rare

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