Editing Warhammer 40,000/6th Edition Tactics/Chaos Daemons (section)

===Warp Storm!=== 
At the start of each Daemon player's shooting phase (so if you got a Daemon vs. Daemon game this is going off every turn!!) roll 2D6 and apply the matching result...
  
* 2 - All units with the Daemonic Instability rule must test for it. Now obviously the idea of losing models for no reason other than the codex you play is a little frustrating but this is still a REGULAR Ld TEST (unlike the next result), so at MOST you lose 4 models in a standard troop unit or 2 Wounds on a DP or Greater Daemon(THIS is pretty painful), or course thats assuming you don't roll double 6's for EVERY unit's instability check (where this to happen I'm sure your opponent would understand you throwing the table, just let them get their army off it first....this isn't their fault) . So, in summary, while this is pretty depressing I wouldn't consider it QUITE that army breaking (it will leave a mark though!).  Note: Until it gets FAQ'd feel free to assume that you get FNP against wounds caused by instability (its not technically a save). Don't be surprised to lose 30-100 points if this result is rolled.
* 3 - One of your characters must test for Daemonic instability on a 3d6. This can be pretty painful depending on who gets hit by it, losing a GUO or a Bloodthirster to this would be a sour feeling indeed!  Were this to happen you have our permission to rage. Make sure you take those cheap squad character upgrades to mitigate this.
* 4- All Models with the Daemon rule suffer -1 to their Invulnerable Saves for a round. THIS.....THIS......O This......after rolling this you can take comfort in the fact it can't get any worse. Unfortunately, your Daemons probably won't be around to celebrate the sunnier days.  This is by far and away the worst possible result you can get so if the idea of it frightens you, invest in Fateweaver! 
**Alternate opinion. While #4 is pretty bad, and some players simply concede upon rolling it, this result will rarely be a game changer as you should already have a 4+ cover save wherever possible. Nurgle Daemons are even less likely to get hammered by it with their Shrouded rule. (Plus with the addition of cursed earth you can effectively ignore this)
* 5 - Tzeentch compels you to roll a bunch of dice. For every six an enemy (or Nurglite) unit wins a cover-ignoring S4 AP5 large pieplate to the face.
* 6 - Every enemy or Tzeentchian unit has a chance in 6 to suffer d6 S4 AP3 hits that wound on a 4+ and ignore cover, courtesy of Papa Nurgle.
* 7 - Nothing.  Remember that this the most statistically likely result.
* 8 - As a 6, but Slaanesh likes his/her hits to be S6 AP-, Rending and with a chance to hit Khornate allies.
* 9 - As a 5, but Khorne's mighty pieplates are small, S8 AP3 and have a tendency to hit Slaaneshi pussies.
*10 - All daemons get a +1 to their Invulnerable Save for a round. Every Daemon in your army now has an Iron Halo.....I don't think I need to explain the awesomeness in that. If you honestly don't see this as a game changer, wait until you roll it than ask your opponent how they feel about it.  By far the best result you could hope for.
*11 - An enemy psyker must pass a leadership test on a 3d6 or become an Herald of your choice at your command. Oh, look-see, your [[Mephiston|precious and unique snowflake]] just became my new lieutenant (try a Tzeentch Herald here for free Divination trolling).  Totally useless if your opponent doesn't even have a psyker on the board though, but it "removes from play" so even eternal warrior sporting psykers are liable to just go poof. Kill a flyrant with it and win the game.
*12 - You get an entire unit of troops of your choice, 2d6+3 strong, completely free of charge. Lucky you. Hope you're not playing Purge the Alien.