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	'''~~'''~~Beasts of Chaos Battletome ~~coming in September'''~~'''		'''These are the rules for Brayherd prior to the release of the [[Age of Sigmar/Tactics/Chaos/Beasts Of Chaos\|Beasts Of Chaos]] Battletome, and as such are no longer matched play valid.'''
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	Their a tough army to like. Based on the old Celtic armies of Britain and western Europe (the ones who were wiped out by the Romans) they are weak, lacking strong killing ability and not a great variety of units. BUT they do have some hard hitters in terms of chariots and minotaurs, they can deploy in swarms and they can move across the board pretty quick. Beastmen are an army for true battle masters!		Their a tough army to like. Based on the old Celtic armies of Britain and western Europe (the ones who were wiped out by the Romans) they are weak, lacking strong killing ability and not a great variety of units. BUT they do have some hard hitters in terms of chariots and minotaurs, they can deploy in swarms and they can move across the board pretty quick. Beastmen are an army for true battle masters!

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	==External links==		==External links==
	Rules are here [http://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Compendiums/warhammer-aos-beastmen-en.pdf]		Rules are here [http://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Compendiums/warhammer-aos-beastmen-en.pdf]
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	===Monsters===		===Monsters===
	* '''Ghorgon:''' Same Blood Frenzy as Doombull and Bullgors, but on a 5+ (so on a 4+ if you have a Doombull nearby, say bye-bye, Sigmarines). Also, he gets back d3 wounds if his Huge Slavering Maw attack wounded someone. This thing is your sledgehammer, with insanely strong attacks, but very slow for a monster. If you manage the charge and a Doombull is nearby, this thing can rip apart whole units, otherwise, it will stop cannonballs with its face for two turns and then die. Sidenote: If you want to ensure that this guy gets in, bring Sayl the Faithless. His spell will make the Ghorgon go flying down the board and into your enemies, who will wonder how this guy got so close so fast and what happened to his heroes.		* '''Ghorgon:''' Same Blood Frenzy as Doombull and Bullgors, but on a 5+ (so on a 4+ if you have a Doombull nearby, say bye-bye, Sigmarines). Also, he gets back d3 wounds if his Huge Slavering Maw attack wounded someone. This thing is your sledgehammer, with insanely strong attacks, but very slow for a monster. If you manage the charge and a Doombull is nearby, this thing can rip apart whole units, otherwise, it will stop cannonballs with its face for two turns and then die. Sidenote: If you want to ensure that this guy gets in, bring Sayl the Faithless. His spell will make the Ghorgon go flying down the board and into your enemies, who will wonder how this guy got so close so fast and what happened to his heroes.
	* '''Cygor:''' Can unbind two spells in each Hero Phase: If he manages to do it, he deals a mortal wound to the caster while getting back a wound for himself. He also can reroll hit rolls when attacking wizards, which he really really needs, having Hit rolls of 4+ across the board~~. Two of them can add some okay shooting, but the fact that the damage table influences his range makes him unreliable at best~~. Why not take two or three, completely deny rival wizards in the magic phase and rain down boulders on your opponents army. Oh and use the statue hands that come with the sprue!		* '''Cygor:''' Can unbind two spells in each Hero Phase: If he manages to do it, he deals a mortal wound to the caster while getting back a wound for himself. He also can reroll hit rolls when attacking wizards, which he really really needs, having Hit rolls of 4+ across the board. Why not take two or three, completely deny rival wizards in the magic phase and rain down boulders on your opponents army. Yes taking wounds will bring down his range but if you keep him moving with your army he can maintain his usefulness. Oh and use the statue hands that come with the sprue, no one ever uses them...

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	* '''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls/aos-warscroll-gors-en.pdf Gors]:''' ''Counts as Battleline''. The first thing you notice is that Gors are pretty fast, pretty tough and not too killy to start out. Then you will see that their size bonus actually hinges on luck, as they get a roll that determines if they get a bonus and having 20+ simply adds a modifier. On the one hand, this means these guys might get all the bonuses without being in units of 20+ but on the other hand that means even with 20+ the bonus isn't guaranteed. All in all, they're good. Either disgustingly resilient with shields or decently killy and still pretty survivable with two weapons. Though be advised that they painfully miss a spear-option, so while sizes of 20 to 30 are encouraged, never go beyond that, as you can never attack in two rows. Also, if you stack on the buffs, they can go from 1 attack at 4+/4+/-/1 up to 3 attacks at 3+/3+/-/1 that reroll 1s To Hit and To Wound. Sweet.		* '''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls/aos-warscroll-gors-en.pdf Gors]:''' ''Counts as Battleline''. The first thing you notice is that Gors are pretty fast, pretty tough and not too killy to start out. Then you will see that their size bonus actually hinges on luck, as they get a roll that determines if they get a bonus and having 20+ simply adds a modifier. On the one hand, this means these guys might get all the bonuses without being in units of 20+ but on the other hand that means even with 20+ the bonus isn't guaranteed. All in all, they're good. Either disgustingly resilient with shields or decently killy and still pretty survivable with two weapons. Though be advised that they painfully miss a spear-option, so while sizes of 20 to 30 are encouraged, never go beyond that, as you can never attack in two rows. Also, if you stack on the buffs, they can go from 1 attack at 4+/4+/-/1 up to 3 attacks at 3+/3+/-/1 that reroll 1s To Hit and To Wound. Sweet.

	* '''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls/aos-warscroll-ungors-en.pdf Ungors]:''' ''Counts as Battleline''. Weaker Save than Gors and weaker size bonuses, good for ambushing warmachines and running after routed infantry but ~~now~~ much else. Gors are already mass-infantry, you don't need EVEN weaker mass infantry. Just use these with the bows, that way they at least ~~fulfill~~ a role other than being the tarpit FOR the tarpit. You could give these guys spears to fight in two rows but their not worth going above 10 in a unit and giving them spear is on the assumption that they'll actually kill something...		* '''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls/aos-warscroll-ungors-en.pdf Ungors]:''' ''Counts as Battleline''. Weaker Save than Gors and weaker size bonuses, good for ambushing warmachines and running after routed infantry but not much else. Gors are already mass-infantry, you don't need EVEN weaker mass infantry. Just use these with the bows, that way they at least fulfil a role other than being the tarpit FOR the tarpit. You could give these guys spears to fight in two rows but their not worth going above 10 in a unit and giving them spear is on the assumption that they'll actually kill something...

	* '''Ungor Raiders:''' ''Counts as Battleline in a Brayherd army''. Same as Ungors, but with bows instead of shields and a basic scouting rule. Don't think their bows are good but the mass of shots really helps. Also, one of the very, very few shooty units Chaos has to work with, so make the most of them. Units of 5 dotted around your army can be effective but sending them out will make them a target of rival archers who will turn them to bloody swiss cheese.		* '''Ungor Raiders:''' ''Counts as Battleline in a Brayherd army''. Same as Ungors, but with bows instead of shields and a basic scouting rule. Don't think their bows are good but the mass of shots really helps. Also, one of the very, very few shooty units Chaos has to work with, so make the most of them. Units of 5 dotted around your army can be effective but sending them out will make them a target of rival archers who will turn them to bloody swiss cheese.

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	* '''Ghorgon:''' Same Blood Frenzy as Doombull and Bullgors, but on a 5+ (so on a 4+ if you have a Doombull nearby, say bye-bye, Sigmarines). Also, he gets back d3 wounds if his Huge Slavering Maw attack wounded someone. This thing is your sledgehammer, with insanely strong attacks, but very slow for a monster. If you manage the charge and a Doombull is nearby, this thing can rip apart whole units, otherwise, it will stop cannonballs with its face for two turns and then die. Sidenote: If you want to ensure that this guy gets in, bring Sayl the Faithless. His spell will make the Ghorgon go flying down the board and into your enemies, who will wonder how this guy got so close so fast and what happened to his heroes.		* '''Ghorgon:''' Same Blood Frenzy as Doombull and Bullgors, but on a 5+ (so on a 4+ if you have a Doombull nearby, say bye-bye, Sigmarines). Also, he gets back d3 wounds if his Huge Slavering Maw attack wounded someone. This thing is your sledgehammer, with insanely strong attacks, but very slow for a monster. If you manage the charge and a Doombull is nearby, this thing can rip apart whole units, otherwise, it will stop cannonballs with its face for two turns and then die. Sidenote: If you want to ensure that this guy gets in, bring Sayl the Faithless. His spell will make the Ghorgon go flying down the board and into your enemies, who will wonder how this guy got so close so fast and what happened to his heroes.
	* '''Cygor:''' Can unbind two spells in each Hero Phase: If he manages to do it, he deals a mortal wound to the caster while getting back a wound for himself. He also can reroll hit rolls when attacking wizards, which he really really needs, having Hit rolls of 4+ across the board. Two of them can add some okay shooting, but the fact that the damage table influences his range makes him unreliable at best. ~~Very irritating for defensive armies like dwarves as he can chuck a boulder at their cannons~~ and ~~gunline before~~ your ~~beasts get too close~~.		* '''Cygor:''' Can unbind two spells in each Hero Phase: If he manages to do it, he deals a mortal wound to the caster while getting back a wound for himself. He also can reroll hit rolls when attacking wizards, which he really really needs, having Hit rolls of 4+ across the board. Two of them can add some okay shooting, but the fact that the damage table influences his range makes him unreliable at best. Why not take two or three, completely deny rival wizards in the magic phase and rain down boulders on your opponents army. Oh and use the statue hands that come with the sprue!

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	~~For your [[Furry\|Furries]] Incarnate~~, ~~come to spill randomness over~~ the ~~new world~~		Their a tough army to like. Based on the old Celtic armies of Britain and western Europe (the ones who were wiped out by the Romans) they are weak, lacking strong killing ability and not a great variety of units. BUT they do have some hard hitters in terms of chariots and minotaurs, they can deploy in swarms and they can move across the board pretty quick. Beastmen are an army for true battle masters!

	==Beastmen Warscrolls==		==Beastmen Warscrolls==

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	* '''Ghorgon:''' Same Blood Frenzy as Doombull and Bullgors, but on a 5+ (so on a 4+ if you have a Doombull nearby, say bye-bye, Sigmarines). Also, he gets back d3 wounds if his Huge Slavering Maw attack wounded someone. This thing is your sledgehammer, with insanely strong attacks, but very slow for a monster. If you manage the charge and a Doombull is nearby, this thing can rip apart whole units, otherwise, it will stop cannonballs with its face for two turns and then die. Sidenote: If you want to ensure that this guy gets in, bring Sayl the Faithless. His spell will make the Ghorgon go flying down the board and into your enemies, who will wonder how this guy got so close so fast and what happened to his heroes.		* '''Ghorgon:''' Same Blood Frenzy as Doombull and Bullgors, but on a 5+ (so on a 4+ if you have a Doombull nearby, say bye-bye, Sigmarines). Also, he gets back d3 wounds if his Huge Slavering Maw attack wounded someone. This thing is your sledgehammer, with insanely strong attacks, but very slow for a monster. If you manage the charge and a Doombull is nearby, this thing can rip apart whole units, otherwise, it will stop cannonballs with its face for two turns and then die. Sidenote: If you want to ensure that this guy gets in, bring Sayl the Faithless. His spell will make the Ghorgon go flying down the board and into your enemies, who will wonder how this guy got so close so fast and what happened to his heroes.
	* '''Cygor:''' Can unbind two spells in each Hero Phase: If he manages to do it, he deals a mortal wound to the caster while getting back a wound for himself. He also can reroll hit rolls when attacking wizards, which he really really needs, having Hit rolls of 4+ across the board. Two of them can add some okay shooting, but the fact that the damage table influences his range makes him unreliable at best.		* '''Cygor:''' Can unbind two spells in each Hero Phase: If he manages to do it, he deals a mortal wound to the caster while getting back a wound for himself. He also can reroll hit rolls when attacking wizards, which he really really needs, having Hit rolls of 4+ across the board. Two of them can add some okay shooting, but the fact that the damage table influences his range makes him unreliable at best. Very irritating for defensive armies like dwarves as he can chuck a boulder at their cannons and gunline before your beasts get too close.

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