warhammer chaos and conquest changing allegiance

Bloodletters, Daemonettes, Plaguebearers, and Horrors are some of the game’s cheapest Troops units, and they receive bonuses for running more than 20 models in a unit which encourages you to take larger squads. Because you aren’t paying for cowardly ranged weapons on most of your units, Chaos Daemons are cheap. This also means you have many ways to get around the table and take objectives. Whether it’s teleporting in with Denizens of the Warp, Advancing and Charging with Slaanesh Daemons, Scout-deploying with Nurglings, or making a long charge with the Banner of Blood, you’ve got ways to close the gap and make opponents regret getting too close. Daemons have a lot of speed and tricks to show up and move all over the table. This was written in February, 2021 after the release of the January FAQs and points updates and Codex: Death Guard. The core strength of Daemons is in their Greater Daemons and Troops, leading to builds that see players marching hordes of lesser daemons across the table led by towering Monsters… or just pushing a few units of Daemonettes around with as many Keepers of Secrets as they can.Īs always, a guide like this represents a time and place.

Further investigation reveals a deep, versatile faction that can work well either on its own or as part of a soup army.

Mike Pestilens’s Recommendation for Pure Tzeentch DaemonsĬhaos Daemons are an army that at first glance, may seem very straightforward and limited.

Bjorn Cantrell’s Mostly Undivided Daemons.

Seeker Chariots / Exalted Seeker Chariots.Heralds on Seeker Chariots and Hellflayers.

Warhammer chaos and conquest changing allegiance