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	A big stompy army of Nurgle-tainted monsters using the expensive Forge World kits. While it lacks in unit variety and has virtually non-existent shooting, its units are either tough, deadly in close combat, resilient, or a mix of all three. Tamurkhan himself is reason enough to give it a shot - the list is probably best used alongside a mixture of Chaos Warriors and Daemons, which given its fluff is only fitting.		A big stompy army of Nurgle-tainted monsters using the expensive Forge World kits. While it lacks in unit variety and has virtually non-existent shooting, its units are either tough, deadly in close combat, resilient, or a mix of all three. Tamurkhan himself is reason enough to give it a shot - the list is probably best used alongside a mixture of Chaos Warriors and Daemons, which given its fluff is only fitting.

	<s>*As of the latest warscroll books though, there seems to be a very little point in running a Tamurkhan's Horde army. 90% of their units are NURGLE making them eligible for the far more superior NURGLE allegiance. As a reminder, a NURGLE army can have anything with the NURGLE keyword.</s>
	* As of AOS2 Similar to how Alliances in the Firestorm book are modified Grand Alliances with additional goodies and Restrictions, Tamurkhan's Horde is an addon to the NURGLE Alliance. You get all the original benefits of a NURGLE allegiance plus the ones featured below, and can take any unit that has or can give itself the NURGLE keyword.		* As of AOS2 Similar to how Alliances in the Firestorm book are modified Grand Alliances with additional goodies and Restrictions, Tamurkhan's Horde is an addon to the NURGLE Alliance. You get all the original benefits of a NURGLE allegiance plus the ones featured below, and can take any unit that has or can give itself the NURGLE keyword.

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	===Named characters===		===Named characters===

	'''[[Tamurkhan\|Tamurkhan the Maggot Lord]]:''' The eponymous character for the army. Big, mean and perfect to destroy the heroes of the other side; send him after enemy characters where the Black Cleaver and its re-rolls can go to work. Even if he dies, he~~'ll be dealing mortal wounds to them with <s>a chance to take control of their dead body as a final insult</s> He now~~ revives with a few wounds rather than letting you get your disgusting cheeto hands on their models. With 18(!) wounds, D3 of which are regenerated per turn, a host of attacks from Bubebolos and a command ability that buffs the many monsters of his Horde he's also well-suited for grinding through infantry, so plonk him into the centre of your line and go to town. If you have him there's no reason not to use him; just watch out for armies with a high proportion of powerful shooting units like Aelves or Duhardin, since he's only packing a 4+ save.		'''[[Tamurkhan\|Tamurkhan the Maggot Lord]]:''' The eponymous character for the army. Big, mean and perfect to destroy the heroes of the other side; send him after enemy characters where the Black Cleaver and its re-rolls can go to work. Even if he dies, he revives with a few wounds rather than letting you get your disgusting cheeto hands on their models. With 18(!) wounds, D3 of which are regenerated per turn, a host of attacks from Bubebolos and a command ability that buffs the many monsters of his Horde he's also well-suited for grinding through infantry, so plonk him into the centre of your line and go to town. If you have him there's no reason not to use him; just watch out for armies with a high proportion of powerful shooting units like Aelves or Duhardin, since he's only packing a 4+ save.
	*Matched play puts him though at a whopping ~~<s>500pts</s>~~ 460pts. In a standard 2k point game that may be far too much, especially in Nurgle armies that are already packing a GUO and/or the Glottkin.		*Matched play puts him though at a whopping 460pts. In a standard 2k point game that may be far too much, especially in Nurgle armies that are already packing a GUO and/or the Glottkin.

	'''Kayzk the Befouled:''' Tamurkhan's second in command. 7" move, 7 HP, 7 bravery...I think I see a pattern...this chap needs to get into combat against the biggest monsters your enemy has to do his job, which is mainly dealing out mortal wound. Best ran alongside a few units of Pox Riders or (even better) Nurgle Chaos Knights for cover - ~~<s>although~~ he ~~does have a special 5+ save against shooting to get him where he needs to be, so also consider using him as an archer or wizard hunter.</s> He now~~ has a 4+ save against mortal wounds instead. This along with his 3+ armour save makes him surprisingly tanky, though remember he is almost purely a combat unit and not a particularly scary one either. His Command Ability is a slightly buffed version of Inspiring Presence that works on all Tamurkhan's Horde units wholly within 14". This is nothing special but could be useful for protecting multiple units of Bile Troggoths from battleshock.		'''Kayzk the Befouled:''' Tamurkhan's second in command. 7" move, 7 HP, 7 bravery...I think I see a pattern...this chap needs to get into combat against the biggest monsters your enemy has to do his job, which is mainly dealing out mortal wound. Best ran alongside a few units of Pox Riders or (even better) Nurgle Chaos Knights for cover - he has a 4+ save against mortal wounds instead. This along with his 3+ armour save makes him surprisingly tanky, though remember he is almost purely a combat unit and not a particularly scary one either. His Command Ability is a slightly buffed version of Inspiring Presence that works on all Tamurkhan's Horde units wholly within 14". This is nothing special but could be useful for protecting multiple units of Bile Troggoths from battleshock.

	===Troops===		===Troops===

	'''Plague Ogres:''' Probably the closest thing you have to a 'troops' unit, which should give you a pretty clear indication of what this army is all about. These guys want to be charging to get the most out of their abilities. They hit like a ton of bricks with their re-rolls on the charge, ability to deal out Mortal Wounds to non-Nurgle units within 3", and surprisingly high bravery of 7. The downside comes in the form of their weapons, which only have a 1' range. This can make them vulnerable to spear-armed units and charging cavalry with lances, so even though they can come back from the dead on a 5+ picking your fights is going to be important. <s>A unit of six or seven of them paired with Sayl is perfect, since his Traitor's Mist ability helps nullify their weak movement of only 5" and gets them exactly where they need to be. Make sure to keep him out of Mortal Wound-range, however.</s> Sayl is no longer a Tamurkhan's Horde unit and can only target Slaves to Darkness with his abilities.		'''Plague Ogres:''' Probably the closest thing you have to a 'troops' unit, which should give you a pretty clear indication of what this army is all about. These guys want to be charging to get the most out of their abilities. They hit like a ton of bricks with their re-rolls on the charge, ability to deal out Mortal Wounds to non-Nurgle units within 3", and surprisingly high bravery of 7. The downside comes in the form of their weapons, which only have a 1' range. This can make them vulnerable to spear-armed units and charging cavalry with lances, so even though they can come back from the dead on a 5+ picking your fights is going to be important.

	'''Bile Trolls:''' Remember how I said this army has nearly no shooting? These handsome devils are the exception. While their vomit attack is short ranged (a fitting 7") it's perfect for melting through the armour of heavy infantry and cavalry as well as monsters, and can even help thin out infantry hordes in a pinch. With their ability to re-knit D3 wounds a turn these guys would be generally superior to Ogres~~, <s>except for one factor - if a Nurgle hero isn't within 14" of them at the start of your hero phase, there's a chance they'll lock up and be unable to move~~. For a unit that can only waddle 5" a turn anyway and only has a 5+ save god emend it against concentrated shooting, this is not a great situation to be in, so if/when you take them make sure they're babysat. Tamurkhan himself is good of this, although amusingly enemy Nurgle heroes will also let them act freely. They benefit from being paired with Sayl in the same manner as Ogres.</s> Since they no longer have autistic fits when their tard wrangler forgets to give them a cookie, these are an excellent unit. They shine most when tearing up chaff or medium battleline units like Blood Warriors.		'''Bile Trolls:''' Remember how I said this army has nearly no shooting? These handsome devils are the exception. While their vomit attack is short ranged (a fitting 7") it's perfect for melting through the armour of heavy infantry and cavalry as well as monsters, and can even help thin out infantry hordes in a pinch. With their ability to re-knit D3 wounds a turn these guys would be generally superior to Ogres. These are an excellent unit. They shine most when tearing up chaff or medium battleline units like Blood Warriors.

	Note: you can save money by converting these two units from GW's plastic Ogre/River Troll kits, some green stuff, some Chaos bits, and a suitably sick imagination.		Note: you can save money by converting these two units from GW's plastic Ogre/River Troll kits, some green stuff, some Chaos bits, and a suitably sick imagination.

	'''Plague Toads:''' An odd little unit that's packing a weak and short-ranged shooting attack, a chance to generate more close combat attacks on the roll of a 6, 4 wounds each, <s>and a special 4+ save against wounds after their usual 5+. Crucially, they're also one of the faster units in the army, having a move of 7" as opposed to 5". They have some use as a tarpit, but if you've been reading this guide so far you know that packing a lot of wounds isn't a problem for you. They're also largely overshadowed by...		'''Plague Toads:''' An odd little unit that's packing a weak and short-ranged shooting attack, a chance to generate more close combat attacks on the roll of a 6, 4 wounds each. They only get their 4+ save against mortal wounds instead of all wounds. This is very strange as they are more resilient against mortal wounds than normal wounds. In return they gained fly, making them very manoeuvrable with their speedy 7" movement. Still worth it? Maybe. They are far worse at holding positions on the map than they used to be, however they can now be summoned for a mere 14 contagion points making them a very efficient summoning choice in any nurgle list. Being battleline they fill your battleline tax, though there are far better Nurgle units out there that could fill the spot.
	*Do note if you're doing a Tamurkhan's Horde List, Toads are battleline, while Pox Riders are not. Though ask yourself "why take TH allegiance (with NO unique traits or magic items)when you can take a Nurgle army.~~</s>~~
	They ~~now~~ only get their 4+ save against mortal wounds instead of all wounds. This is very strange as ~~now~~ they are more resilient against mortal wounds than normal wounds. In return they gained fly, making them very manoeuvrable with their speedy 7" movement. Still worth it? Maybe. They are far worse at holding positions on the map than they used to be, however they can now be summoned for a mere 14 contagion points making them a very efficient summoning choice in any nurgle list. Being battleline they fill your battleline tax, though there are far better Nurgle units out there that could fill the spot.

	'''Daemon Pox Riders:''' Adding a Plaguebearer to a Plague Toad leaves them with FIVE wounds each, which already makes them superior to the above. When coupled with the same saves as above, the ability to re-roll saves of a 1 if a Nurgle Hero is within 7" (Epedimius is good for this) and an additional-1 to hit modifier against shooting attacks directed at them. <s>You pretty much have no reason to ever take Plague Toads unless you're using the Leaping Pox formation. Something worth considering is that Chaos Wizards of any allegiance can summon one on a 6 or more one appears, or 3 on an 11 or more. The same applies for Plague Toads, but you'll never bother with that either unless you have no more Pox Rider models available.</s>		'''Daemon Pox Riders:''' Adding a Plaguebearer to a Plague Toad leaves them with FIVE wounds each, which already makes them superior to the above. When coupled with the same saves as above, the ability to re-roll saves of a 1 if a Nurgle Hero is within 7" (Epedimius is good for this) and an additional-1 to hit modifier against shooting attacks directed at them.
	*Unfortunately in matched play, Pox Riders cost as much as Plague Drones who benefit far more from GUO buffs. 80pts more per unit than a bare toad unit may place toad units as a nice cheaper distraction unit. These also lost their 4+ after save against any kind of wound, making them die surprisingly quickly for a 200 point unit that deals barely any damage.		*Unfortunately in matched play, Pox Riders cost as much as Plague Drones who benefit far more from GUO buffs. 80pts more per unit than a bare toad unit may place toad units as a nice cheaper distraction unit. These also lost their 4+ after save against any kind of wound, making them die surprisingly quickly for a 200 point unit that deals barely any damage.

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	'''Chaos War Mammoth:''' This monster has 22 wounds! Although it's only packing a 5+ save, re-rolling failures against weapons no rending characteristic helps make it shrug off damage a little better . All of his attacks cause at least D3 wounds, making it an exceptional monster-killer when at full strength. Its real strength lies in supporting a Marauder charge however - as well as imposing -2 to any Battleshock tests to any unfortunate unit that gets charged, the Mammoth can also help Marauder or Marauder Horsemen get in a little extra movement and increase their damage output in combat. Wounding and even killing this thing just makes it cause more damage. If you're playing with a big Chaos horde then there's no finer feeling than running this guy into the enemy's biggest and toughest-looking infantry blob, although expect a few dirty looks for doing so. Keep in mind that he doesn't like magic missiles or war machine fire, however.		'''Chaos War Mammoth:''' This monster has 22 wounds! Although it's only packing a 5+ save, re-rolling failures against weapons no rending characteristic helps make it shrug off damage a little better . All of his attacks cause at least D3 wounds, making it an exceptional monster-killer when at full strength. Its real strength lies in supporting a Marauder charge however - as well as imposing -2 to any Battleshock tests to any unfortunate unit that gets charged, the Mammoth can also help Marauder or Marauder Horsemen get in a little extra movement and increase their damage output in combat. Wounding and even killing this thing just makes it cause more damage. If you're playing with a big Chaos horde then there's no finer feeling than running this guy into the enemy's biggest and toughest-looking infantry blob, although expect a few dirty looks for doing so. Keep in mind that he doesn't like magic missiles or war machine fire, however.

	~~===Scenery===~~

	'''Balewind Vortex:''' <s>Can be considered to give Sayl a nice little shooting platform, but puts him out of reach of the bonuses associated with Nightmaw. Consider the vortex if you find yourself running Sayl without his pet.</s> Sayl is no longer a Tamurkhan's Horde unit, and cannot take a mark of Nurgle either.

	==Formations==		==Formations==
	*'''Sons of the Maggot Lord''': A great formation composed of Tamurkhan, Kayzk, two units of Plague Ogres, one unit of Plague Trolls and a choice of a Gigantic Chaos Spawn.		*'''Sons of the Maggot Lord''': A great formation composed of Tamurkhan, Kayzk, two units of Plague Ogres, one unit of Plague Trolls and a choice of a Gigantic Chaos Spawn. Gives +1 to the charge rolls of all the units within the battalion. For 160 points. Amazing. Please do not try this, you already get many ways to reroll your charges in a Nurgle list.
	<s>Enemies have a -1 to hit units in the battalion with ranged attacks, which helps make them even more ridiculously survivable. They also add 1 to their charge rolls which is a nice bonus to have. If you're building an army made of majority Horde-units then this is the battalion to build towards, although FW prices leave it getting expensive quickly. Curiously, Sayl isn't included.</s> Now it just gives +1 to the charge rolls of all the units within the battalion. For 160 points. Amazing. Please do not try this, you already get many ways to reroll your charges in a Nurgle list.

	*'''The Leaping Pox''': This formation consists of three units of Pox Riders and two units of Plague Toads.		*'''The Leaping Pox''': This formation consists of three units of Pox Riders and two units of Plague Toads.
	<s>Their main draw is having a random chance to appear from any table edge from turn 2 onwards, as well as dealing out mortal wounds to non-Nurgle units close by. The ambushing capability forces your enemy to choose between dealing with them or the horde of rotting monsters heading their way, although even with their speed super-mobile or shooty armies like Wanderers of Duhardin can ruin their day. Also a good fit alongside a Nurgle Daemons cohort, who by and large tend to be rather sluggish.</s> They no longer get the random scouting rule so unless you really think dealing 1 mortal wound on a 4+ to nearby units is worth 170 points and minimum 5 very mediocre frog based units which lost their 4+++ Disgustingly Resilient after the update, it's really not worth it.		Unless you really think dealing 1 mortal wound on a 4+ to nearby units is worth 170 points and minimum 5 very mediocre frog based units which lost their 4+++ Disgustingly Resilient after the update, it's really not worth it.

	==Army Building==		==Army Building==
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	No, seriously, after that you're pretty much free to do as you please. While realistically you should think of Tamurkhan's Horde as something to add to an already built Nurgle army, if you really want a pure Tamurkhan list, fill your battleline with Plague Ogors then take as many Bile Troggoths with Kazyk as you can. Kazyk protects both your ogors and trolls from battleshock issues while the big boys go about wrecking shit.		No, seriously, after that you're pretty much free to do as you please. While realistically you should think of Tamurkhan's Horde as something to add to an already built Nurgle army, if you really want a pure Tamurkhan list, fill your battleline with Plague Ogors then take as many Bile Troggoths with Kazyk as you can. Kazyk protects both your ogors and trolls from battleshock issues while the big boys go about wrecking shit.

	~~==External links==~~
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			Now in the Legends section of GHB2020.

	From out of the short-lived Warhammer Forge book range, here comes the horde of Tamurkhan to bring disease and despair in its wake! One of the two Forge World armies that have been given their own Warscroll collections, along with the Legion of Azgorh. While not recommended as a beginner army, a lot of these units can find their place in other Chaos forces, and they look damn nice...uhh...for Nurglites, anyway.		From out of the short-lived Warhammer Forge book range, here comes the horde of Tamurkhan to bring disease and despair in its wake! One of the two Forge World armies that have been given their own Warscroll collections, along with the Legion of Azgorh. While not recommended as a beginner army, a lot of these units can find their place in other Chaos forces, and they look damn nice...uhh...for Nurglites, anyway.
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	==External links==		==External links==
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	'''With the Recent Forgeworld update, Tamurkhan's Horde is now an extension of the [[Age of Sigmar/Tactics/Chaos/Maggotkin of Nurgle\|Maggotkin of Nurgle]] so more information will be found in their page.'''

	From out of the short-lived Warhammer Forge book range, here comes the horde of Tamurkhan to bring disease and despair in its wake! One of the two Forge World armies that have been given their own Warscroll collections, along with the Legion of Azgorh. While not recommended as a beginner army, a lot of these units can find their place in other Chaos forces, and they look damn nice...uhh...for Nurglites, anyway.		From out of the short-lived Warhammer Forge book range, here comes the horde of Tamurkhan to bring disease and despair in its wake! One of the two Forge World armies that have been given their own Warscroll collections, along with the Legion of Azgorh. While not recommended as a beginner army, a lot of these units can find their place in other Chaos forces, and they look damn nice...uhh...for Nurglites, anyway.

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	~~{{stub}}~~		'''With the Recent Forgeworld update, Tamurkhan's Horde is now an extension of the [[Age of Sigmar/Tactics/Chaos/Maggotkin of Nurgle\|Maggotkin of Nurgle]] so more information will be found in their page.'''
	With the Recent Forgeworld update, Tamurkhan's Horde is an extension of the Maggotkin so more information will be found in their page.

	From out of the short-lived Warhammer Forge book range, here comes the horde of Tamurkhan to bring disease and despair in its wake! One of the two Forge World armies that have been given their own Warscroll collections, along with the Legion of Azgorh. While not recommended as a beginner army, a lot of these units can find their place in other Chaos forces, and they look damn nice...uhh...for Nurglites, anyway.		From out of the short-lived Warhammer Forge book range, here comes the horde of Tamurkhan to bring disease and despair in its wake! One of the two Forge World armies that have been given their own Warscroll collections, along with the Legion of Azgorh. While not recommended as a beginner army, a lot of these units can find their place in other Chaos forces, and they look damn nice...uhh...for Nurglites, anyway.

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			With the Recent Forgeworld update, Tamurkhan's Horde is an extension of the Maggotkin so more information will be found in their page.

	From out of the short-lived Warhammer Forge book range, here comes the horde of Tamurkhan to bring disease and despair in its wake! One of the two Forge World armies that have been given their own Warscroll collections, along with the Legion of Azgorh. While not recommended as a beginner army, a lot of these units can find their place in other Chaos forces, and they look damn nice...uhh...for Nurglites, anyway.		From out of the short-lived Warhammer Forge book range, here comes the horde of Tamurkhan to bring disease and despair in its wake! One of the two Forge World armies that have been given their own Warscroll collections, along with the Legion of Azgorh. While not recommended as a beginner army, a lot of these units can find their place in other Chaos forces, and they look damn nice...uhh...for Nurglites, anyway.