At the end of every Close Combat phase in which the Daemon causes one or more unsaved Wounds, a unit of Chaos Furies is created. The unit consists of one Chaos Fury for every unsaved Wound caused. The unit must be placed wholly within 6" of the Daemon and cannot be placed with 1" of another unit or impassable terrain. If any model cannot be placed because there isn't enough room, or you do not have sufficient models, it is lost. Units created in this way do not award victory points.

Any dispel attempt you make while this model is on the table receives one extra 'free' dispel dice.

Whenever a spell is successfully cast by any Wizard, roll a D6 – this Daemon regains a Wound lost earlier in the battle on a roll of 5+. Whenever a spell is miscast by any Wizard, the Daemon instead suffers a Wound on a roll of 4+.

Monstrous Infantry only. The Daemon becomes a Monster. In addition, it gains +1 Wound.

Any missile attack targeting the Daemon or the unit it is with suffers an additional -1 to Hit penalty.

The Daemon gains the Stubborn special rule.

The Daemon has a Strength 2 Breath Weapon with the Ignores Armour Saves special rule.

The Daemon may re-roll failed rolls To Hit and To Wound in the first round of any combat.

At the end of any phase in which the Daemon causes one or more unsaved Wounds in close combat, it regains a single lost Wound.

This Daemon can choose to lose D3 Wounds (with no saves allowed) at the start of any of your Magic phases. If it does so, add D3+1 dice to your power pool.

The Daemon has the Ward Save (3+) special rule against missile attacks.

The Daemon and any other Daemonic unit of the same allegiance within 12" suffers one less wound than normal when taking Instability tests.

The Daemon's close combat attacks have the Multiple Wounds (2) special rule.

The Daemon gains +1 Toughness.

This is a missile attack with a range of 12", Strength 6 and the Quick to Fire special rule.

The Daemon gains +1 Strength.

The Daemon gains +1 Wound.

The Daemon gains the Impact Hits (D3) special rule.

The Daemon may re-roll failed Ward Saves from the Daemonic special rule.

Enemies Wounded by this Daemon must re-roll successful armour saves.

Whenever the Daemon slays an enemy character, it immediately increases one characteristic, of your choice, by one point.

The Daemon gains the Natural Armour (5+) special rule.

The Daemon has +1 Attacks.

The Daemon gains a Ward Save (2+) against the first Wound it suffers in the battle.

Bloodthirster only. The Daemon replaces its normal Attacks with the Random Attacks (2D6+2) special rule.

The Daemon gains +D3 Attacks in close combat.

The Daemon gains the Hatred special rule, which applies in all rounds of close combat. However, it must always pursue fleeing enemies.

One use only. When an enemy spell has been cast, a Daemon with this Gift can use it instead of attempting to dispel the spell by using dispel dice. This gives them 6 free dice to attempt to dispel the spell, which cannot be combined with any other dispel dice. This may also be used to dispel spells that Remains in play.

If an enemy spell is successfully cast on a model with this Gift, or the unit it is in, roll a D6. On a 4+, the spell is destroyed after it has been resolved, and the enemy must discard the spell for the rest of the game.

The Daemon receives +1 To Hit in close combat.

The Daemon may re-roll failed rolls To Wound in close combat.

The Daemon gains the Heroic Killing Blow special rule.

Enemy units in base contact with the Daemon suffer an additional -D3 to their Leadership when taking Break tests.

The Daemon may re-roll failed charge distances.

The Daemon doubles the amount of combat resolution it receives for Wounds caused in a challenge.

The Daemon may replace its normal Attacks for a special attack. If this special attack Hits, it automatically Wounds with the Multiple Wounds (D6) special rule.

The Daemon gains the Frenzy special rule.

The Daemon may re-roll a single D6 once per player turn that directly affects it.

The Daemon gains +2 to all casting rolls.

At the beginning of each round of close combat, all enemy models in base contact with the Daemon must roll a D6, on a 4+ they suffer 1 Wound which Ignores Armour Saves.

The Daemon gains the Loremaster special rule. In addition, it can use any of the lores of Magic from the Warhammer rulebook instead of its normal Lore.

This Daemon adds an extra Power dice to the pool in each of the controlling player's Magic phases.

Every time this Daemon uses a Power or Dispel dice, roll a D6. On a 6, they may use this dice again this phase. These additional dice cannot not generate new dice.

The Daemon ignores the result of his first Miscast.

The Daemon gains a +1 bonus when channeling Power dice.

Roll a D6 every time the Daemon suffers an unsaved Wound; on a 5+, the model that struck the blow suffers a Wound which Ignores Armour Saves themselves.

The Daemon gains the Flames of Tzeentch special rule.

Enemy models in base contact with the Daemon at the start of any close combat phase suffer a Strength 3 Hit with the Flaming Attacks special rule. Any wounds caused count towards combat resolution.

At the start of each of your Magic Phases, you may pick one enemy unit within 24" of the Daemon. That unit must reveal all Magic Items and Hidden units in it.

The Daemon gain a +1 bonus to all Fires of Change rolls (see Lore of Tzeench).

At the start of each close combat phase, all enemy units in base contact with the Daemon suffer D6 Hits. Models Hit must pass a Toughness test or suffer a Wound which Ignores Armour Saves. This has no effect on Daemons of Nurgle.

This is a Strength 4 Breath Weapon. It has no effect on Daemons of Nurgle.

All enemy models in base contact with this Daemon is subject to the Always Strikes Last special rule in close combat. This has no effect on Daemons of Nurgle.

Enemy models in base contact with the Daemon at the start of any close combat phase suffer a Strength 2 Hit with the Ignores Armour Saves special rule. This has no effect on Daemons of Nurgle.

Great Unclean One only. At the start of each of your turns, one unit of Nurglings within 6" of the Daemon automatically regains D6 Wounds lost earlier in the battle.

This is a Breath Weapon. Each model hit suffers a Wound on a 5+ which Ignores Armour Saves. It has no effect on Daemons of Nurgle.

When this Daemon suffers a wound, all enemy models in base contact must pass a Toughness test for each wound inflicted on the Daemon or themselves suffer a wound, with the Ignores Armour Saves special rule. This has no effect on Daemons of Nurgle.

Once per battle, at the start of any close combat phase, the Daemon can make the unit they are with subject to the Frenzy special rule for the remainder of this turn.

The Daemon gains the Natural Armour (5+) special rule.

The Daemon gains the Regeneration (6+) special rule.

Enemy units do not receive combat resolution bonuses for attacking the flank or rear of a Daemon with this ability, or any unit he has joined.

Roll a D6 for each unsaved wound the Daemon causes in close combat. On a 4+, the Daemon regains one wound lost earlier in the battle.

At the beginning of each round of close combat, all enemy models in base contact with the Daemon must pass a Toughness test or suffer 1 Wound which Ignores Armour Saves.

At the beginning of a combat, one enemy character in base contact with the Daemon must take a Psychology test. If the test is failed, the character will direct his attacks against friendly models or units chosen by the Daemon's controlling player. These wounds count towards the Daemon's combat resolution. If there are no suitable targets in base contact with the character, he or she does not attack at all this turn.

Roll a D6 each time the Daemon inflicts an unsaved Wound in close combat. On a roll of 5+, the Daemon gains an additional Attack this round.

This gift is used during the enemy turn, before charges are declared. Nominate one enemy unit within their maximum charging distance and with Line of Sight to the Daemon – this unit must be able to charge according to the normal Warhammer rules. The target unit must pass a Psychology test or declare a charge against the Daemon (or the unit it is with).

Models in base contact with one or more models with this Gift suffer a -1 penalty to both Weapon Skill and Initiative. This has no effect on Daemons of Slaanesh.

The Daemon has the Always Strikes First rule.

Enemy models in base contact with the Daemon must pass a Psychology test. If the test is failed, the affected model may not strike blows in that round of combat.

Units in base contact with the Daemon must use their own Leadership value. This has no effect on models with Immunity (Psychology).

Each unsaved Wound inflicted in close combat from the Daemon counts as two Wounds for the purposes of combat resolution. This has no effect on models with Immunity (Psychology).

Roll a D3 at the start of each round of combat – the bearer’s Weapon Skill, Strength, Initiative and Attacks are increased by this amount until the end of the phase.

If your army contains the Portalglyph, you can choose to keep a single unit in the Realm of Chaos instead of deploying it at the start of the game. The Portalglyph can be placed in any of your Remaining Moves sub-phases. If the bearer is slain, he must immediately place the Portalglyph before being removed as a casualty. In either case, place a counter or other suitable marker within 12" of the bearer and scatter it 3D6" (6D6" if he was slain). If the counter ends up off the board, or within 1" of a unit or impassable terrain, alter the scatter distance by the smallest amount possible to ensure the counter is placed 1" before or beyond the obstruction.

Once the Portalglyph has been placed, the unit in the Realm of Chaos can enter play through the Portalglyph during the Remaining Moves sub-phase of any subsequent friendly turn. When the unit does so, place it facing any direction, provided that: the rear of the back rank is in base contact with the counter, no model is more than 12" from the counter, and the unit is not within 1" of another unit, impassable terrain or the board edge. The unit can then move normally (but not march).

One use only. The bearer of the Rock of Inevitability can use it at the end of any Movement phase. Place a cursed bulwark (an obstacle that provides hard cover up to 8" long) anywhere within 6" of the bearer. It cannot be placed on top of (or within 1" of) a unit, or placed on a terrain feature other than a hill. At the end of each of your turns, roll a D6. On a score of 1-3 nothing happens. On a score of 4-5 place a further cursed bulwark (this does not require the character to be within 6"). On a score of 6 place a cursed tower (a two story-building up to 6" in diameter).

Cursed terrain features placed in this way must be positioned touching an existing cursed terrain feature, and cannot be placed on top of a unit, or a terrain feature other than a hill or forest. If the terrain feature cannot be placed, or you don’t have the relevant terrain feature, then nothing is placed. Any unit from the Forces of Order within 6" of a cursed tower or cursed bulwark suffers a -2 penalty to their Initiative.

The Standard of Chaos Glory allows all friendly units of Daemons within 12" to roll 3D6 for their Daemonic Instability tests and discard the highest result.

All enemy Wizards within 12" of this banner suffer a -2 penalty to cast spells, and will miscast on the roll of a double 1's and 2's.

The unit carrying the Banner of Unholy Victory gains a +D3 combat resolution bonus.

All enemy units with Line of Sight to the Great Icon of Despair suffer a -1 penalty to their Leadership. This standard has no effect on models with Immunity (Psychology).

Bound Spell, Power Level 5. The Banner of Infernal Fire contains a direct damage spell that targets all enemy units within 6" (including units in close combat). The target units suffer D6 Strength 5 Hits with the Flaming Attacks special rule.

The wielder receives +1 Attack for each enemy model he is in base contact with, to a maximum of +3 Attacks.

The Firestorm Blade gives the wielder the Flaming Attacks special rule and allows them to re-roll failed rolls To Wound.

Every time a model with this weapon causes an unsaved Wound, the enemy model must pass a Toughness test or suffer an additional Wound with no saves allowed.

The wielder of this weapon always Hits enemy characters on a 2+.

The wielder of this weapon may re-roll failed rolls To Wound and get the Multiple Wounds (D3) special rule against Monsters.

Attacks made with the Blade of Blood are resolved at +1 Strength and have the Killing Blow special rule.

This weapon makes the model's Killing Blow special rule take effect on a 5+.

If a model with this special rule suffers an unsaved Wound against this weapon, that model is subject to the Always Strikes Last special rule for the remainder of the close combat phase.

Medium armour. Magic weapons carried by enemy models lose all their magical abilities whilst the bearer remains in contact with the Daemon.

Light armour. The wearer gains a Ward Save (6+) against non-magical attacks.

One use only. The Bloody Shackle may be used at the start of any phase. Until the end of that turn, the wearer gains the Regeneration (4+) special rule.

The bearer regains 1 Wound lost earlier during the game each time they slay an enemy character in close combat.

One use only. Keep a tally of the number of models slain by the bearer in close combat during the game. At the start of any of your Magic phases, you may choose to use the Bloodstone. When you do so, you may summon a unit of Bloodletters equal in size to the number of models slain by the bearer anywhere within 12", facing in a direction of your choice. This unit does not have any upgrades, and do not award any Victory Points.

The bearer and any unit they join may re-roll 1's To Hit in close combat. In addition, they may re-roll 1's To Wound in close combat during turns that they charge.

Each close combat phase that the bearer inflicts 3 or more unsaved Wounds, they gain +D3 to their close combat resolution.

For each To Hit roll of 6 they make in close combat, the wearer gets to make an additional Attack. These additional attacks do not generate further attacks.

The unit adds D3" to its charge move.

The unit carrying the Skull Totem gain +1 to its Movement when they make March moves and do not need to test to be able to March due to nearby enemies.

Any character or monster that suffers one or more unsaved Wounds from the Staff of Change must immediately pass a Toughness test or suffer an additional D6 Wounds with the Ignores Armour Saves special rule. If such a model loses its last Wound to the Staff of Change, it explodes! All models within D6" immediately suffer a single Strength 5 hit.

For every 6 rolled when rolling To Hit, the wielder may re-roll a failed To Hit, To Wound or Ward save roll of their choosing this close combat phase.

If a Wizard suffers one or more unsaved Wounds against this weapon, they cannot channel Power or Dispel dice for the rest of the game.

If the wielder of this weapon rolls a 6's To Hit, that Attack automatically Wounds with the Multiple Wounds (2) and Flaming Attacks special rules.

The Daemon can never be wounded on better than a 3+.

The bearer can re-roll one casting or dispel attempt each Magic phase.

Whenever the bearer successfully casts or dispels a spell, roll a D6 – the Wand of Whimsy gains a charge token on a roll of 5+. The Wand of Whimsy grants the bearer a bonus to both Strength and Attacks equal to the number of charge tokens for the remainder of the game.

You can choose to re-roll the Winds of Magic dice in your turn. However, if you do so, your opponent can also re-roll the Winds of Magic dice in their next turn if they wish. In either case, all of the Winds of Magic dice must be re-rolled.

The Daemon any friendly unit that they join gain +1 To Wound in close combat.

The wearer can add or subtract 1 from any dice roll that directly affects it once per turn.

Bound Spell, Power Level 4. The Banner of Change contains a direct damage spell that targets all enemy units in base contact. The target units suffer 2D6 Strength 3 Hits.

The unit carrying the Icon of Sorcery gains a +1 bonus to the result of their spell casting attempts.

Attacks made with the Balesword have the Poisoned Attacks and Multiple Wounds (D3) special rules.

Flail. Any character or monster that suffers one or more unsaved Wounds from the Plague Flail must immediately pass a Toughness test or suffer another Wound with the Ignores Armour Saves special rule.

At the end of each round of close combat, roll 2D6 for each enemy model that has suffered one or more unsaved Wounds from this weapon. If the result is exactly 7, that model is slain with no saves of any kind allowed.

If the wielder of this weapon rolls a 5+ To Wound, that Attack has the Multiple Wounds (D6) special rule.

Bound Spell, Power Level 5. The Staff of Nurgle contains the Rancid Visitations spell from the Lore of Nurgle.

The Wizard gains +1 to cast spells.

The Flesh Peeler may be used at the start of your shooting phase as long as the wearer is not in close combat. When used, all enemy units within 12" take D6 Hits. Each Hit automatically Wounds on a 5+ which Ignores Armour Saves.

Enemy units in base contact with the bearer of this item must re-roll 6's To Hit in close combat.

Each unsaved wound caused by the unit when rolling 6's To Wound adds an extra point of Combat Resolution.

The unit carrying the Standard of Seeping Decay re-roll failed rolls To Wound.

The Etherblade gives the wielder the Ignores Armour Saves special rule. In addition, enemy models Wounded by it must re-roll successful Ward Saves.

The Lash of Despair uses the following profile:

Any character or monster that suffers one or more unsaved Wounds from the Witstealer Sword must immediately pass an Initiative test or suffer another Wound with the Ignores Armour Saves special rule.

A model that suffers one or more unsaved wound from the Torment Blade must pass a Leadership test. If failed, they may not attack that close combat phase.

All enemy models in base contact with the bearer of this item suffer -1 to their Attacks. In addition, any unit in base contact with the bearer suffer -2 to any Flee rolls they make.

Any enemy unit in base contact with the bearer of this item is subject to the Always Strikes Last special rule.

At the start of the game, after deployment, nominate one enemy Character on the table. That Character suffers a Strength 4 Hit at the end of each close combat phase in which they have made one or more Attacks.

Mounted model only. The wearer gains the Fly (5) and Strider special rules.

Any enemy unit in base contact with the bearer of this item suffer -1 to their Leadership.

The unit gains the Stubborn special rule.

Any enemy unit charged by the unit carrying the Siren Standard can only choose Hold as a charge reaction. This standard has no effect on models with the Immunity (Psychology) special rule.