Mighty Lord of Khorne edition.
resources
>pastebin.com/Cb3X4ZKW
Core rules
>games-workshop.com
Skirmish
>mega.nz
General Handbook
>mega.nz
Army builder
>warhammer-community.com
Custom Warscroll Designer
>runebrush.pa-sy.com
old bread Do you allow legacy warscrolls in your games?
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posting one such compendium warscroll which doesn't even appear in the GHB (it lists "Lord of Chaos" which is a totally different warscroll with a different weapons and a different command ability)
How are the beastmen doing in aos? I painted up a brey shaman because I thought he looked cool and am now considering getting more. I love the minis and I'm fine with playing a challengeing army but getting shit on every game wouldn't be fun.
>MFW ghb2 comes out
Pure beastmen/Brayherds are pretty fast and can hit hard but lack synergy with other chaos factions.
Tzaangors are really awesome models and good units, but they do not have the Brayherd keyword.
You can of course mix with other chaos factions anyway, if you feel that there is some need in your army that Brayherds can't address.
What did GW mean by this?
>but getting shit on every game wouldn't be fun.
Play Tzeench arcanites with tzangors
Looking to start a new order army or expand one of mine, I've got a few ideas and I'm split. Either I go dorfs, or I ally in battlemages with an army. Wat do?
Oh yay so goblins werent squatted.
Time to get back into Warhammer!
Players to be like:
There's this one dude who goes to my local GW who runs nothing but Tzeentch SoD. Each hero/ monster model is beautifully converted (for example, his giant has a giant mouth and tongue in its abdomin and gave it a giant horned helm), and everything is beautifully painted and based. He doesn't use any of the new skyfire stuff. While he may not win games as much as he would with the new Tzeentch stuff, he still loves his army and puts time and effort into every model, so that everything fits the classic chaos warriors look while still keeping aspects of Tzeentch.
I swear, this guy is like the perfect ideal wargamer.