Editing Mordheim/Tactics (section)

====“Let the chieftain die, keep the seer"====

It works surprisingly well. The thing is that you get both of the benefits of the mark.
If you get lucky enough or unlucky enough to get your chief dead, you can still run a campaign pretty good with the seer. 

With the Chaos Undivided mark you can have the gors and act as a Cult of the Possessed Magister with the L tests re-roll at 6”.
Two out of five
With the Eagle mark you’ll have three tchar spells, two random, one chosen. 
Three out of five
With the Dog mark, you’ll have a blood-priest that can say fuck off to spells on a d6 of 4+, have frenzy indefinitely, temporarily upgrading its stats with each enemy taken down in glorious hand-to-hand combat with a passed leadership test and take strength skills
Four out of five
With the Crow mark you can act as a carnival of chaos blessed one and carnival master, having access to the spells (daemonic vigour is replaced with one listed in the BTB document) and the mutations with the needed skill, also having +1 T and being immune to poisons.
Four out of five
With the Serpent mark… uhh… I'm going to copy-paste it straightforward from the file: Enemy models that are not immune to psychology cannot attack the Hero in close combat unless they pass a Ld test with 3D6, discarding the lowest D6 result. If the roll is failed, these models are hit automatically in close combat. Once they pass, they do not have to test again for the duration of the battle. Note that the Lizardman’s Cold Blooded special rule cannot be applied to this effect. 
Far from that, you can use the rituals listed in the btb document and do the mommy’s cocaine juice recipe/chaos unsoldable bugman’s ale if it wasn't taken OOA instead of searching for rare items.
Three out of five