Editing Beastlord (section)

==Chain of "Command"==
In the case of very powerful Beastlords they may have multiple warherds under their command. To lead them the Beastlord will delegate command of each herd to a [[Wargor]] which is under his command. These Wargors will lead the smaller herds while the Beastlord will lead the main force of the beastmen surrounded by a retinue of [[Bestigor]]s which will engage enemy champions and leaders to break the spirit of the enemy and prove the superiority of the Beastlord (Beastmen can be summed up with the term "compensating").

Their leadership style is quite blunt, as in blunt force trauma if you don't do what he says; the sharpest it gets is trauma from sharp weapons. The might-makes-right structure of Beastmen tribes extends to how they lead with the Beastlord having to face challengers every now and then, physically compelling them to cease and accept new management.

This works similarly in Age of Sigmar but with a slight twist. Instead of the Wargors, they are now called alpha beasts, however these alpha beasts can be any of the leaders of the herds, with Brayherds being led by Beastlords, Warherds by Doombulls and Thunderscorn being led by Dragon Ogor Shaggoths. These have to be compelled individually by challenge and the one on top gets to lead the big herd.