Editing Warhammer 40,000/7th Edition Tactics/Khorne Daemonkin (section)

===Lord of War===
*'''Lord of Skulls''': The monster returns.  888 Points of tanky dick-gun horror.  It can Thunderblitz instead of stomp, it gains attacks for each HP it loses (And keeps gaining attacks until it gets 10 attacks) and it has both an S8 AP3 Hellstorm gun and a Heavy 12 S8 AP3 gatling gun with Pinning alongside it's unholy D AP1 cleaver.  The Hellstorm can either become S9 Gets Hot and ID or become an S7 AP2 Large Blast, while the Gatling can become an S9 AP3 Apoc Blast which forces re-rolls on Armor saves.  It WILL destroy whatever it's up against, no contest. Beware though, it's nearly 900 points (over it with upgrades) and only has 9 Hull points.

*'''Samus, Daemon Prince of the Ruinstorm (Forge World)''': The first model you can explicitly take from FW.  Alongside the basic Daemonkin stuff (Daemon or Khorne, Fearless, Deep Strike), he also gets IWND, S/T 7, 6 Wounds, Hatred (Infantry), Adamantium Will, Fleet and must come in from Deepstrike Reserves.  He's only armed with an AP2 CCW with Murderous Strike (ID on a 6 to wound) and Armourbane, but his fun isn't in combat.  See, once a character (yours or theirs) dies (before Samus is in play) you place a marker anywhere within 3" of the spot they died. Samus can elect to land on one of those markers without scattering (still has to be 1" away from enemies and needs to be enough room for the model).  This means that, potentially, he can double-team if you decide to use Kor'lath or use the Blood Tithe to summon a Thirster/Prince.  In addition, Samus triggers other sorts of fuckery just by being in your army: Your enemy takes -1 from all reserves even if he isn't in play (and any Ongoing Reserves fail to come back on a roll of 1), any blessings used by either side cost an additional Warp Charge (Which means that they'll have to think even harder about casting Hammerhand or Prescience or something lest you deny them and waste those points) and he forces anyone charging him (and testing Fear) or in combat with him to halve their Leadership unless they're Stubborn or Fearless.

*'''Kytan Daemon Engine of Khorne (Forge World):''' The Khornate answer to Imperial Knights. At 525 points, it comes with Daemon, Daemonforge, Fleet, Crusader, IWND, Rage, Unstoppable Slaughter (If its Kytan Gatling Gun, 48" S8 AP3 Heavy 8 and Pinning, destroys something in the Shooting Phase, it may charge something else), and all the Super-Heavy Walker rules. It also has a Great Cleaver of Khorne like the LoS for the unholy D. It explicitly says it has BftBG if it is included in a Khorne Daemonkin detachment, which is a nice touch! [http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/resources/fw_site/fw_pdfs/Warhammer_40000/Kytan_Daemon_Engine_of_Khorne.pdf See rules here]

*'''Chaos Knight Paladin/Errant (Forge World):''' The more explicit Imperial knight cross-overs have to take the Daemon Knight of Khorne upgrade, but it's still quite a force to be reckoned with (and arguably the best dedication they could have taken anyway). The Paladin clocks in at 375 and carries a Foe-Reaper chainsword, rapid-fire battle cannon, two heavy stubbers, and an ion shield. Errant sacrifices a heavy stubber and exchanges the rapid-fire battle cannon for a thermal cannon in its stead. They can take dirge casters for 5 points which is nice, but the real reason you want this unit is +D3 attacks on the charge, rerolling stomps, and a strength D close combat weapon that adds +1 to the chart against monstrous and gigantic creatures. Also, explicitly granted BftBG in Daemonkin detachments.