Aekold Helbrass

Arbaal the Undefeated

Atarus

Baron Ungorr the Merciless

Bloab Rotspawned

Chaos Chariots

Chaos Chosen

Chaos Knights

Chaos Lord

Chaos Marauders

Chaos Sorcerer

Chaos Sorcerer Lord

Chaos Warriors

Chaos Warshrine

Count Mordrek

Egrimm van Horstmann

Exalted Hero

Fatemasters

Festus the Leechlord

Feytor the Tainted

Flayerkin

Gorebeast Chariot

Gutrot Spume

Haargroth the Blooded One

Harald Hammerstorm

Hrothgar Daemon-Axe

Kayzk the Befouled

Khazek

Khorgos Khul

Kordel Shorgaar

Lokjar Bjoergir

Marauder Chariot

Marauder Chieftain

Marauder Horsemen

Marauder Hunters

Melekh the Changer

Morbidex Twiceborn

Orghotts Daemonspew

Plaguestrangler Vilestench

Pusgoyle Blightlords

Putrid Blightkings

Sayl the Faithless

Skarr Bloodwrath

Skin Wolves (Warriors of Chaos)

Skullcrushers

Skullreapers

Slaughterpriest

The Glottkin

Valkia the Bloody

Valnir the Reaper

Varanguard

Vardek Crom

Vilitch the Curseling

Vorgaroth the Scarred

Wrathmongers

Wulfrik the Wanderer

From the frozen reaches of the north come the Warriors of Chaos, an army of battle-hardened killers with hearts of iron and souls as black as coal. Hell-bent on slaughter and destruction, they fight for glory and the favour of their Dark Gods. Armed and armoured with hell-forged steel, these servants of the Ruinous Powers possess inhuman strength granted to them by their unholy patrons. Feared above all other foes, they are men of steel and fire, unrelenting in their dark and glorious quest to conquer the world in the name of their blasphemous gods. They are led to war by Champions of Chaos; unholy men who have willingly sold their humanity to the Ruinous Powers. These chosen warriors draw the gaze of the Chaos Gods as they slaughter in their name, and with great victories come mighty rewards, potent mutations and even immortality. Be warned, for though the path of Chaos can lead to a destiny greater than mortal minds can comprehend, it can also quickly result in insanity and death. After all, the capricious Gods of Chaos are nothing if not fickle, and the only certainty for those who swear allegiance to them is eventual damnation: Many are condemned to a gruesome end, twisting and deforming into a mindless Chaos Spawn. When a Chaos incursion comes pouring out of the northern wastes, the world trembles. Champions of the Dark Gods lead their warriors against the realms of men. Barbaric Marauder tribes stride through the snows with the names of their terrible gods on their lips. Alongside them march regiments of armour-clad Chaos Warriors, flanked by baroque-armoured Knights and a host of foul, Chaos-tainted monsters. Mighty Sorcerers weave terrifying spells of destruction. In the wake of these brutal armies comes the Realm of Chaos itself; bleeding ever outward until it threatens to engulf the lands of the sane in anarchy and misrule. The servants of the Dark Gods of Chaos never tire in their dark quest to drown the world in a tide of blood, and with every victory, the end of the world comes a little closer.

Warriors of Chaos

As a result of their hard-bitten nature, units with this special rule always re-roll failed Panic tests.

Will of Chaos

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Special Rules

Special Characters (Warriors of Chaos)

Wind of Pestilence

White-hot Balefire

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