Editing Slaves to Darkness (section)

==Types of Chaos Warbands==
There are four broad classifications for types of hordes, and two ''special'' cases.

*'''Ravagers''': These most common type of hordes are led by rival champions of the Dark Gods, always in competition with each other to earn more favor from their masters. Usually these groups are comprised of many smaller tribes and other cultures, which in turn makes them prone to fracturing and creating more warbands. This type incorporates the various individual war bands introduced in the Warcry skirmish game.

*'''Cabalists''': Always centered around a powerful Chaos Sorcerer or maybe a coven of them. Their warriors are little more than thralls for the magic users to draw magic from and sacrifice for their dark rituals. The number of Cabalist warbands has recently spiked when Nagash’s Necroquake completely flipped the way magic functioned in the Mortal Realms.

*'''Despoilers''': The rarest kind of warband and often regarded as the most dangerous. Each one is led by a [[Daemon Prince]] who has returned from the Realm of Chaos to his original tribe and claimed leadership. Their arrival brings many warped monsters and twisted magics to the Realms as well. On even rarer occasions, these warbands will be led by multiple Daemon Princes, but understandably, they are very likely to separate given their megalomaniacal natures.

*'''Idolators''': Introduced in Broken Realms: Morathi; Idolators are comprised of [[Word Bearers|the more zealous and devout among the worshippers of Chaos]]. Led by fiery orators riding Chaos Chariots or Gorebeast Chariots, they specialize in laying waste to non-Chaos priests and monuments, and spreading the taint of the Dark Gods wherever they tread.

*'''Host of the Everchosen''': Archaon’s personal army of lackeys and worshippers who follow the Everchosen like a god among men. His mere presence amidst the Slaves to Darkness has a magnetic effect that draws all other tribes and cults towards him. Additionally, there is a subset of this group called the ''Knights of the Empty Throne'', who are tasked with defending the Eightpoints whilst daddy is away trying to cave in Nagash’s skull...again.

*'''Legion of the First Prince''': To go along with his fancy new model, [[Be'lakor]] now has his own subfaction. It’s near identical to the Daemons of Chaos from Fantasy, just one big daemon soup party with Be'lakor at the top.

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