Slaughterpriests know the two Prayers listed below. Bloodfuelled Prayers are innate bound spells (Power Level 4). In addition, Slaughterpriests get +1 to cast for each unsaved Wound they caused in close combat in the previous turn.

• Blood Boil: The enemy screeches in agony as super-heated blood jets from their bodies.
  
  Blood Boil is a direct damage spell with a range of 12". The target unit suffers D6 Strength 5 Hits which Ignores Armour Saves. This has no effect against models with the Ethereal, Animated Construct or Forest Spirit special rules.

• Blood Bind: The Slaughterpriest fires the blood in his targets’ veins, urging them to succumb to bloodlust.
  
  Blood Bind is an augment or a hex spell with a range of 18". The target must immediately move forwards using the Random Movement (D6) special rule if possible. In addition, the unit becomes subject to Frenzy until the start of the caster's next magic phase. Units that are already Frenzied gain +1 Attack. This has no effect on models with the Animated Construct special rule.

A Slaughterpriest channels Dispel dice and get +1 to Dispel in the same manner as a Level 2 Wizard.

The Manticore gains the Hatred special rule.

The model gains the Natural Armour (4+) special rule.

The Manticore gains the Armour Piercing (1) special rule.

The Manticore gains an additional Attack that has the Poisoned Attacks special rule.

A Palanquin adds +3 Unit Strength to the rider.

A Chaos Dragon has a Strength 4 Breath Weapon that has the Flaming Attacks special rule.

A Chaos Dragon has a Strength 2 Breath Weapon. No armour saves are allowed against Wounds caused by this Breath Weapon.

Forsaken of Khorne have the Hatred special rule.

Forsaken of Nurgle have the Fear special rule.

Forsaken of Slaanesh have the Swiftstride special rule.

Forsaken of Tzeentch have the Ward Save (6+) special rule.

If a unit of Forsaken are in base contact with one or more enemy units at the start of a Close Combat phase, roll a D6 on the table below. The effect lasts until the end of the Close Combat phase.

At the start of each round of close combat, the unit can choose which weapon they want to use for the duration of this round.

Hellscourges uses the following profile:

When a unit of Hellstriders of Slaanesh destroys an enemy unit in close combat, through charging or pursuit, they gain a bonus special rule for the remainder of the game. The bonus gained depends on the number of units they have destroyed over the course of the battle, as described below. Note that the bonuses are cumulative and only affect the rider, not the mount.

Chosen have for the Eye of the Gods special rule. If the result rolled is Damned by Chaos or Dark Apotheosis, that result is immediately applied to the unit’s Chosen Champion (if the unit does not contain a Chosen Champion, the result is instead treated as a ‘The Eye Opens’ result), otherwise the result is applied to every Chosen model in the unit.

Flayerkin may scale buildings and walls as if they were open terrain. In addition, they ignore penalties for fighting enemies behind defended obstacles.

The unit's models gain the Strength Bonus (1) special rule when charging.

The unit's models gain the Poisoned Attacks special rule.

The unit's models gain the Always Strikes First special rule.

The unit's Regeneration increases to (4+).

Each monstrous infantry model on foot with the Ogre Charge special rule that successfully charges an enemy has the Impact Hits (1) special rule. Models with this special rule that are part of a unit with ranks add their current Rank Bonus to the Strength of the Impact Hits they inflict.

Instead of attacking normally, the whole unit can choose to vomit on the enemy. Each model inflicts one automatic Strength 5 hit which Ignores Armour Saves.

A Spawn of Khorne has +1 Strength.

A Spawn of Nurgle has the Poisoned Attacks special rule.

A Spawn of Slaanesh rolls an additional D6 for their Random Movement result.

A Spawn of Tzeentch has a Strength 3 Breath Weapon that has the Flaming Attacks special rule.

Wrath-flails uses the following profile:

A Fireglaive follows all the rules for polearms, and has the Flaming Attacks and Magical Attacks special rules.

A unit of Fatemasters is considered to be a Level 2 Wizard that knows the spells Blue Fire of Tzeentch and Pink Fire of Tzeentch from the Lore of Tzeentch. This doesn’t prevent other friendly Wizards from knowing the same spells. Each time the unit casts a spell (or is targeted by a special rule that affects a Wizard), you must nominate one Fatemaster or Doomsayer as the caster for the purposes of line of sight, range, etc. In the event of a Fatemasters unit rolling a miscast, do not roll on the Miscast table. Instead, the unit suffers D3 Wounds with no saves of any kind allowed.

Fatemasters, and any friendly units within 8" of them, may re-roll 1's when taking armour saves.

Death Heads have the following profile:

Innate bound spell (power level 3). Favour of the Ruinous Powers is an augment spell with a range of 18". However, if the Warshrine has been dedicated to a particular Chaos God, the Shrinemaster instead prays to their patron for their favour.

• Favour of Chaos: The Shrinemaster carves the symbol of Chaos into their chest, urging their followers to redouble their efforts and kill in the name of the Dark Gods.
  Until the start of your next magic phase, the target unit can re-roll To Hit and To Wound rolls of 1.

• Favour of Khorne: Raising an axe in a white-knuckled fist, the Shrinemaster leads their kin in a howl of battle-lust, urging them onward to spill the enemy’s blood.
  Warshrine with Mark of Khorne only. Until the start of your next magic phase, the target unit can re-roll all failed To Hit rolls.

• Favour of Nurgle: Cracking a rotting head open on the altar and feasting on the viscid matter within, the blades of the Shrinemaster's followers begin to ooze with foul contagions.
  Warshrine with Mark of Nurgle only. Until the start of your next magic phase, the target unit can re-roll all failed To Wound rolls.

• Favour of Tzeentch: The Shrinemaster recites passages from a forbidden tome and the air turns thick with magical energy that deflects fatal blows.
  Warshrine with Mark of Tzeentch only. Until the start of your next magic phase, the target unit gains the Ward Save (6+) special rule, and may re-roll 1's when taking Ward saves.

• Favour of Slaanesh: The Shrinemaster casts sickly-sweet incense into the shrine’s braziers and lets out a sensuous cry, driving those nearby into frenzied, ecstatic bliss.
  Warshrine with Mark of Slaanesh only. Until the start of your next magic phase, the target gains Immunity (Psychology) (units with Mark of Slaanesh becomes Unbreakable) and re-rolls failed charge and pursuit distances.

As mortal souls are offered to the Ruinous Powers, the Shrinemaster implores the Chaos Gods for their aid, bestowing their dark blessings onto nearby Champions. If a friendly model or unit is within 12" of one or more Chaos Warshrines when they roll on the Eye of the Gods Table, you may roll an additional D6 and discard a single dice of your choosing.

A Beast of Khorne has +1 Strength.

A Beast of Nurgle has the Poisoned Attacks special rule.

A Beast of Slaanesh has +2 to its Initiative.

A Beast of Tzeentch has a Ward Save (6+).

A Giant of Khorne has +1 Strength.

A Giant of Nurgle has +1 Toughness.

A Giant of Slaanesh has +1 Initiative and the Unbreakable special rule.

A Giant of Tzeentch has a Ward Save (6+).

A Spawn of Khorne has +1 Strength.

A Spawn of Nurgle has the Poisoned Attacks special rule.

A Spawn of Slaanesh gain +2 to its Initiative.

A Spawn of Tzeentch has a Strength 3 Breath Weapon that has the Flaming Attacks special rule.

The Chimera gains +1 Attack.

This gives the model a Strength 4 Breath Weapon with the Flaming Attacks special rule.

The model gains the Natural Armour (4+) special rule.

The Chimera gains the Regeneration (4+) special rule.

The Chimera gains the Poisoned Attacks special rule.

A Slaughterbrute with this upgrade gains +2 Attacks with Strength 5.

At the beginning of the game, you must nominate a single friendly Lord or Hero and make sure your opponent is aware which model you have nominated – this is the Slaughterbrute’s master. If you have more than one Slaughterbrute, you must nominate a different Lord or Hero for each Slaughterbrute – if you do not have enough Lords or Heroes for all your Slaughterbrutes, the remainder start the game Unbound (see Unbound, below). Whilst the Slaughterbrute’s master is alive, the Slaughterbrute uses that model’s current Weapon Skill and Leadership instead of its own (unless it would normally be higher).

If, at the beginning of its Movement phase, a Slaughterbrute’s master has been slain (or if it started the game without a master), it is Unbound. An Unbound Slaughterbrute has the Random Movement (2D6) and Frenzy special rules. An Unbound Slaughterbrute can never lose its Frenzy, even if beaten in close combat. In addition, an Unbound Slaughterbrute cannot choose the direction it travels in. Instead, roll a scatter dice in the Compulsory Moves sub-phase and move the Unbound Slaughterbrute in the direction rolled (if a ‘Hit!’ is rolled, the Slaughterbrute moves straight forwards). If an Unbound Slaughterbrute moves into contact with the board edge, a building or impassable terrain, it instead stops 1" away.

Unlike other random movement, an Unbound Slaughterbrute can move into base contact with a friendly unit, in which case it will come to a stop and immediately inflict D6+2 Strength 7 hits on the unit. (If it comes into base contact with more than one unit, you must choose one to inflict hits on.) After resolving these hits, move the Slaughterbrute directly backwards 1", so that it is no longer in base contact with the unit.

Innate bound spell (power level 5). Aura of Mutation is a direct damage spell with a range of 18". Roll a D6, and consult the table below to discover how many Toughness tests the target must take, and if any long-lasting mutations have occurred. For each Toughness test failed, the target suffers a single Wound which Ignores Armour Saves:

At the beginning of your turn, if the Hellcannon is not in combat, take a Leadership test. If the test is failed, the Hellcannon is then subject to the Random Movement (3D6) special rule until the beginning of the next turn, and must move towards the nearest enemy unit. If the Hellcannon would get destroyed as a result of it being Unstable, treat this as rolling a 1 on the Doomfire Misfire Chart.

Doomfire is fired exactly like a Stone Thrower with the following profile:

Any unit that suffers one or more casualties from Doomfire must take a Panic test with a -1 penalty to their Leadership. Should the artillery dice roll a misfire, roll a D6 on the following table:

The Hellcannon has a Strength 5 Breath Weapon. Any unit that suffers one or more casualties from Spew Ichor must take a Panic test with a -1 penalty to their Leadership.

As the Chosen of Gods, Archaon has the following bonuses: Immunity (Psychology), Immunity (Poisoned Attacks), Magic Resistance (2), and he may re-roll any channelling dice rolls of a 1. Re-roll any Eye of the Gods rolls of 2 and 12.

If you take Archaon, he must be your army General. His Inspiring Presence has a range of 18". Any Battle Standard in his army is not allowed to have a Mark of Chaos.

If your army includes Archaon, one unit of Varanguard may be upgraded to be the Swords of Chaos for +3 points per model. This unit has the Hatred and Immunity (Psychology) special rules.

After resolving Dorghar's normal Attacks, you may pick one of the following effects if at least one model was slain by those attacks:

• Filth-spewer: Dorgar inflicts D3 Wounds which Ignores Armour Saves on one enemy unit in base contact.

• Skull-gorger: If any of the slain models were Characters, Dorghar's Khornate head devours their skulls and Archaon heals D3 Wounds up to his starting value.

• Spell-eater: If any of the slain models were Wizards, Dorghar's Tzeentchian head devours them, learning any spells they knew and passing them on to Archaon.

While fighting in a challenge, Crom may re-roll To Hit and To Wound rolls.

If Crom is your army’s General, the restrictions on upgrading Chaos Marauders or Marauder Horsemen to Elite Marauders is lifted. However, they may not be given any Mark of Chaos.

Crom can choose to swap between fighting with a hand weapon and shield or two hand weapons at the start of each round of close combat.

If Crom uses a hand weapon and shield, his Parry save is increased to 4+.

If Crom uses two hand weapons, he gains +3 Attacks rather than +1.

At the start of each of his turns, Mordrek must roll a D6 for his Weapon Skill and Attacks characteristics, as well a D3 for his Strength and Toughness and characteristics, and add the result to his profile.

Harry causes Terror in models with the Undead special rule, even though they have Immunity (Psychology). They must take Break tests and can flee like ordinary troops. If they are not forced to flee from combat, Undead units suffer from Unstable as normal. Fleeing Undead units rally automatically during their next turn.

This preternatural vision and precognition means that any Characteristic test Sayl fails can be re-rolled and he channels Power dice on a 3+.

Enemy missile attacks suffer a -1 To Hit penalty against Nightmaw. In addition, Nightmaw must deployed within 3" of Sayl, but may otherwise move like an independent unit. Nightmaw does not award any Victory Points if killed.

Breath of Change is a Breath Weapon. Any models hit must pass a Toughness test or be removed from play with no saves of any kind allowed.

A Chaos Dragon has a Strength 4 Breath Weapon that has the Flaming Attacks special rule.

At the beginning of each of his turns, Galrauch must take a Leadership test. If the test is passed, Galrauch is controlled as normal, but if the test is failed, the ancient spirit of the original Dragon surfaces again. Should this occur, Galrauch cannot move, cast spells or use his Breath Weapons. In the Close Combat phase, he directs half of his Attacks against himself as the two heads rip into each other. If Galrauch is already engaged in close combat, he can fight with his remaining Attacks as normal. The Wounds caused by Galrauch against himself are added to the enemy's score when working out the combat resolution.

During each of Kholek Suneater's Shooting phases, you may choose a single unengaged enemy unit that is within 24" of Kholek Suneater, and is in his front arc and line of sight, and roll a D6. On a roll of a 2-6 a bolt of lightning hits the unit, inflicting D6 Strength 6 hits with the Lightning Attacks special rule. On the roll of a 1, the attack has no effect. Kholek Suneater may use this ability even if he is engaged in close combat.

If Valkia the Bloody is required to roll on the Eye of the Gods Table, do not roll any dice. Instead, she is always counted as having rolled the Slaughterer's Strength reward.

All friendly units with the Mark of Khorne within 12" of Valkia the Bloody re-roll failed Break tests. However, any friendly unit with the Mark of Khorne that flees whilst within 12" of Valkia the Bloody, for whatever reason, immediately suffers D6 Strength 6 hits.

The Hound of Khorne has the Frenzy and Magic Resistance (2) special rules.

Arbaal must always issue and accept challenges. In addition, if Arbaal flees for any reason, he will be turned into Chaos Spawn of Khorne. Make the flee move with Arbaal as normal, and then replace the model with a Chaos Spawn of Khorne following the rules for Damned by Chaos on the Eye of the Gods Table.

Keep a count of the number of times Skarr Bloodwrath kills an opponent in a challenge or kills a Monster – this is referred to as the Blood Tally. If he is removed as a casualty as a result of anything other than Spawndom or Dark Apotheosis, mark his position with a counter (a small coin is ideal). At the end of the turn, roll a D6 and add the current total of the Blood Tally. If the result is 1-3, remove the counter from play – this rule has no further effect. If the result is 4+, Skarr is reborn: place Skarr anywhere within 6” of the centre of the counter and at least 1" away from any unit and impassable terrain, then reset the Blood Tally to 0. If it is not possible to place Skarr, remove the counter instead, and Skarr is not reborn. Skarr returns to play with D3 Wounds, and suffers no bonuses or penalties incurred from his former existence. For example, if Skarr was fleeing or affected by an augment or hex spell at the time of his death, the reborn model will not be. However, any bonuses or penalties conferred as a result of Skarr rolling on the Eye of the Gods table do remain in effect.

Khul swings his deadly axe assured of the Blood God’s blessing. Khorgos Khul may re-roll failed rolls To Hit.

Khorgos Khul is accompanied by his Flesh Hound Grizzlemaw into battle. They should be placed on the same base and counts as a single model for all purposes. Grizzlemaw attacks using its own profile which are not subject to any other special rules that Khorgos Khul has.

All friendly units with the Mark of Khorne within 12" of Khorgos Khul may re-roll failed To Hit rolls of 1.

Khorgos Khul and any friendly unit he joins may re-roll failed charge distances.

If a friendly unit with the Mark of Khorne is within 3" of Vorgaroth and needs to take a Break test, you can say that Vorgaroth demands unwavering obedience. If you do so, the unit suffers D3 Wounds worth of models, but the unit will count as being Unbreakable for the rest of this phase. If you do not do so, and the Break test for that unit is failed, it suffers D6 Wounds worth of models (after the opponent has decided to pursue or not, but before rolling the flee distance).

At the start of each of your turns, you may pick one friendly model within 3" and roll a D6; if the roll is greater than the model's Wound characteristics, that model is slain and Skalok regains a number of lost Wounds equal to the number of Wounds on the slain model's profile.

This is a Strength 5 Breath Weapon with the Armour Piercing (1), Flaming Attacks and Multiple Wounds (D3) special rules.

Enemy Wizards within 18" of Vorgaroth suffer -1 to cast and dispel.

At the start of each of your turns, one unit in within 12" of Khazek may be forced to take a Psychology test. If the test is failed the unit is overcome by the urge to slaughter in Khorne’s name, and they will gain the Frenzy special rule until the start of your next turn.

Khazek can channel Dispel Dice as if he was a Level 2 Wizard.

After attacking with Nazgharoth each close combat phase (before Stomps), you may pick one of the following effects. You may not choose the same effect in two consecutive rounds of combat.

• Fires of Wrath: One of the heads belches forth a roiling stream of hellfire.
  Nazgharoth uses a Breath Weapon Attack with Strength 4 and the Flaming Attacks special rule.

• Furious Ruin: The ground around Nazgharoth’s hooves twists and cracks, molten brass flowing forth and warriors falling to their doom.
  Nazgharoth rolls 2D6 with its Stomp Attack this phase.

• Enraged Roar: One of the heads draws breath before letting forth a bellow of such unnatural rage that enemies’ heads explode into red mist.
  All models in base contact with Nazgharoth must pass a Toughness test or suffer 1 Wound with no saves allowed.

Bubebolos' Stomp inflicts 2D6 hits, rather than the normal D6.

If Tamurkhan is slain in close combat, a special possession attack is made against the model that delivered the final wound to Tamurkhan. If Tamurkhan's death occurs as a result of shooting or other means, the attack will be made against the nearest eligible model (friend or enemy) within 6". If multiple models fall into this category, Tamurkhan's player chooses which to attack.

Both players roll a D6 and add the Weapon Skill value of their respective models. If the result is a draw, roll again until one side wins. If Tamurkhan's player wins, the victim is killed outright and their body is possessed. From then onwards, Tamurkhan takes over the victim model, which is detached from its unit and placed l" away from it. The model is now controlled by Tamurkhan's player for the rest of the game exactly as if it were their own character model. Only Infantry and Monstrous Infantry models are eligible to be possessed. Tamurkhan cannot take possession of a model with the Animated Construct, Daemonic, Ethereal, Forest Spirit or Vampiric special rule.

The characteristics of the new body possessed body uses the Possessor profile, but with the following changes: -1 Movement, +1 Toughness, +1 Wounds, -2 Initiative. Strength and Attacks is equal to the possessed model's stats. Note that any wounds they previously suffered are still in effect. So, for example, if a model has only one wound remaining when it is possessed, it now has two wounds including the +1 for the Possession modifier.

Tamurkhan now uses any weapons or armour the victim had (including magical types), discarding both his own and any other equipment the victim has. Likewise, any ability the victim had as a Wizard is lost. This includes any special rules the victim formerly used other than their unit type, Natural Armour and Regeneration.

If no eligible model is available or the possession attack fails, Tamurkhan is killed outright. Also, Tamurkhan's power cannot save him if he is destroyed by an attack which causes a model to be slain outright rather than causing wounds.

If Tamurkhan is taken as part of an army, he must always be its General.

In addition to the Toad Dragon's normal attacks, it may also make a single special lash attack with its befouled and venomous slurping tongue. This single attack may be inflicted against any enemy model in base contact with the Toad Dragon; it is a Strength 4 Poisoned Attack with the Always Strikes First special rule. Should the victim survive, they suffer -1 to hit that round of combat.

This is a Breath Weapon attack and any model caught within its template is automatically hit and must take a Toughness test at -1 of suffer a wound with the Multiple Wounds (D3) and Ignores Armour Saves special rules.

The Glottkin are treated as if they were a Level 4 Wizard that can use spells from the Lore of Nurgle.

Before rolling To Hit, nominate one of the Ghurk's Attacks as the Lashing Tentacle. This Attack has Strength 10 and the Multiple Wounds (D6) special rule.

The Glottkin, and all other friendly models within 12" that have the Mark of Nurgle special rule, re-roll failed charge distances. In addition, if the Glottkin are ever required to roll on the Eye of the Gods Table, do not roll any dice. Instead, the Glottkin always count as having rolled the Aura of Chaos reward.

Roll a D3 at the start of each Close Combat phase, and add the result to the number of Attacks on Otto Glott's profile. This bonus lasts until the end of the phase.

Ghurk has a Strength 3 Breath Weapon with the Ignores Armour Saves special rule which can only be used in close combat.

Whenever Orghotts Daemonspew suffers an unsaved Wound in close combat, the model that inflicted that hit must pass an Initiative test or suffer a Strength 4 hit. Wounds inflicted by Acid Ichor count towards the combat result.

Orghotts Daemonspew can make a shooting attack using the following profile:

Bloab Rotspawned can make a shooting attack in the same manner as a Stone Thrower, using the following profile.

At the start of each of your Magic phases, before rolling for the Winds of Magic, every enemy unit within 6" of Bloab Rotspawned suffers D6 Strength 3 hits with the Magical Attacks special rule.

All friendly Nurgling units (see Daemons of Chaos) within 12" of Morbidex Twiceborn have the Regeneration (4+) special rule

Morbidex Twiceborn can make a shooting attack using the following profile.

Gutrot Spume and any unit he is with gains the Aquatic special rule.

Immediately before Gutrot Spume attacks in the Close Combat phase, roll a D3 and add the result to the Attacks characteristic on his profile.

At the start of each round of close combat, all enemy units in base contact Valnir get infected by the deadly contagion of Valnir. Roll a D6 to see which ailment the unit(s) suffers.

All enemy models in base contact with Plaguestrangler must pass a Toughness test at the start of each round of close combat. If failed, they may not attack this round. This has no effect on models with the Animated Construct or Daemonic special rules.

If Sigvald the Magnificent is required to roll on the Eye of the Gods Table, do not roll any dice. Instead, he is always counted as having rolled the Dark Fury reward.

Sigvald the Magnificent may never re-roll a failed Stupidity test, nor use another model's Leadership when taking a Stupidity test (such as the army General's) – he's far too self-absorbed to take notice of anyone other than his own handsome reflection. The above also applies to any unit that Sigvald is currently joined to.

All enemy units within 6" of Glutos suffer -1 To Hit in close combat.

All friendly units with the Mark of Slaanesh that are within 12" of Glutos may roll a D6 for each unsaved Wound inflicted by them in close combat. For each roll of a 6, the unit regains one Wound's worth of models previously slain during the game.

At the start of each of your turns, Glutos gains one the abilities as indicated in the table below. Note that all of these abilities are cumulative.

Any army led by Egrimm gets +1 on its dice when rolling to see which player gets to choose table sides, and when rolling to determine who gets the first turn.

A Chaos Dragon has a Strength 4 Breath Weapon that has the Flaming Attacks special rule.

A Chaos Dragon has a Strength 2 Breath Weapon. No armour saves are allowed against Wounds caused by this Breath Weapon.

Egrimm always takes his Leadership tests using 3D6, discarding the highest result.

A Fireglaive follows all the rules for polearms, and has the Flaming Attacks and Magical Attacks special rules.

Ungorr, and any unit he joins, gains the Vanguard special rule.

When Wulfrik the Wanderer issues a challenge, your opponent cannot choose to refuse it. Furthermore, Wulfrik nominates which enemy character will accept the challenge.

As soon as Wulfrik the Wanderer is placed on the tabletop, nominate one enemy character in your opponent's army – this is the champion Wulfrik has journeyed to challenge. Against the chosen character, Wulfrik always Hit and Wound on a 2+ and gets the Killing Blow special rule.

Before any units are deployed, Wulfrik the Wanderer and a single unit of Chaos Marauders may choose to use Seafang to encircle their foes. If they choose to do this, they have the Ambushers special rule. When rolling to see if Wulfrik and the Chaos Marauders arrive, roll once for both Wulfrik and the unit. When they arrive, the unit must be deployed with Wulfrik joined to it.

Once Lokjar suffers his first unsaved Wound, he will be subject to Frenzy for the rest of the battle.

Throgg has a Strength 5 Breath Weapon with the Ignores Armour Saves special rule.

If your army includes Throgg, units of Chaos Trolls count as Core choices instead of Special choices, and at least one unit must be included.

Throgg has the Regeneration (4+) special rule. In addition, if Throgg Regenerates two or more Wounds in the same phase, he rolls on the Eye of the Gods Table at the end of that phase.

Atarus has the Always Strikes First special rule in any turn that he makes a successful charge.

If Atarus is included in your army; you gain a +1 bonus on the roll to decide who chooses to take the first turn.

When making a pursuit move, Festus and any unit he is with will only pursue 1D6" as they begin to bind their captives. However, enemy units caught by Festus or his unit are worth double victory points.

Whilst Festus the Leechlord is in a unit, all models in that unit have the Poisoned Attacks special rule.

Whilst Festus the Leechlord is in a unit, all models in that unit have the Regeneration (6+) special rule.

All attacks (except those with the Flaming Attacks special rule) suffer -1 To Wound Kayzk the Befouled.

If Kayzk is included in your army, you may upgrade one unit of Chaos Knights with the Mark of Nurgle to Plague Knights for +24 points per model. Plague Knights ride Rotbeasts of Nurgle and are Monstrous Cavalry. In addition, they have the Regeneration (5+) special rule.

Dechala may pick one of the following dances at the start of each round of close combat, the effect of which lasts until the end of that turn or until a new dance is chosen. She cannot choose the same dance in two consecutive rounds of combat.

• The Praise of Slaanesh: Dechala fights with dancing movements that enthral her enemies, and her twisting body becomes almost impossible to hit.
  All successful rolls to hit against Dechala in close combat must be re-rolled.

• Dance of Destruction: Dechala swirls with frantic energy, cutting limbs and severing heads with her whistling blades.
  Dechala gains +1 To Hit.

• Daggerdance: Dechala’s twisting blades make a wall of steel around her that no sword master can penetrate.
  Dechala gains the Parry (5+) special rule.

Aekold has the Regeneration (4+) special rule. In addition, any Character model in base contact with Aekold Helbrass also gains Regeneration (4+) as long as they are in contact with him. If Aekold is killed during a battle, roll a dice at the end of the turn that killed him. On a 4+ he recovers to full wounds, and is placed where the model was originally slain, at least 1" away from any unit or Impassable Terrain.