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1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 09:16, 1 January 2023

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	[[File:Blood_Slaughterer_FW.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|It is as hideous as it is dangerous.]]		[[File:Blood_Slaughterer_FW.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|It is as hideous as it is dangerous.]]
	Blood Slaughterers are another Daemon Engine of [[Khorne]] devoted into having the most obnoxious name possible with the word blood in it. Seriously I dare you come with a more stupid name than Blood Slaughterer, well okay GW already did that with the Bloodsecrator.		Blood Slaughterers are another Daemon Engine of [[Khorne]] devoted into having the most obnoxious name possible with the word blood in it. Seriously I dare you come with a more stupid name than Blood Slaughterer, well okay GW already did that with the Bloodsecrator.

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	[[Category:Daemons]][[Category:Vehicles]]		[[Category:Daemons]][[Category:Vehicles]]

1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 07:47, 22 February 2021

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	==Description==		==Description==
	Slaughterers are larger than a Dreadnought, and look like a hunched, overgrown tick that has fed itself on way too much blood and metal (Seeing as how most ticks feast on blood, oh GeeDubs you sly motherfuckers). Slaughterers are armed with a multitude of [[Daemon Weapon#Blade Claw\|monstrously large claws and blades]] making it a formidable weapon of war on the battlefield.		Slaughterers are larger than a Dreadnought, and look like a hunched, overgrown tick that has fed itself on way too much blood and metal (Seeing as how most ticks feast on blood, oh GeeDubs you sly motherfuckers). Slaughterers are armed with a multitude of [[Daemon Weapon#Blade Claw\|monstrously large claws and blades]] as well as [[Impaler\|Impalers]] making it a formidable weapon of war on the battlefield.

	Hilariously back in 1st Edition and early 2nd Edition the Blood Slaughterer was a small Daemonic robot of Khorne on two wheels rather than the humongous robo-tick of doom. The Slaughterer was one of Khorne's daemonic machine creatures of iron and brass. It was protected by a daemonic aura, making it harder to kill than usual. However, with the advent of the Codex: Chaos (2nd Edition), the Blood Slaughterer was phased out of the Chaos army list only to make a return in 2015 by Forgeworld.		Hilariously back in 1st Edition and early 2nd Edition the Blood Slaughterer was a small Daemonic robot of Khorne on two wheels rather than the humongous robo-tick of doom. The Slaughterer was one of Khorne's daemonic machine creatures of iron and brass. It was protected by a daemonic aura, making it harder to kill than usual. However, with the advent of the Codex: Chaos (2nd Edition), the Blood Slaughterer was phased out of the Chaos army list only to make a return in 2015 by Forgeworld.
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	====5th Edition====		====5th Edition====
	So how did they play? Like a fucking '''MURDER TRAIN''', that's how! They had an ''outrageous'' amount of S10 attacks bypassing armour at WS and I of 5, thanks to having 5 attacks plus rage, giving them another D3 attacks on the charge. They weren't glass cannons either, sporting AV 13/13/11 and being immune to shaken and stunned results; oh and they could fleet! Those alone are scary but they were vulnerable to both shooting and kiting by faster units; however, Forgeworld gave them the option to take ~~Impalers~~ at the expense of one of their CC attacks and close combat weapons. Basically, it was a half range krak missile that always hit on a 4+ (useful, considering the Slaughterer's BS 1); additionally, any wound to a monstrous creature or penetrating hit allowed you to drag the model D6 inches towards the Blood Slaughterer. Oh yeah, and they could be taken in vehicle squads of 3, amplifying their brutality handily.		So how did they play? Like a fucking '''MURDER TRAIN''', that's how! They had an ''outrageous'' amount of S10 attacks bypassing armour at WS and I of 5, thanks to having 5 attacks plus rage, giving them another D3 attacks on the charge. They weren't glass cannons either, sporting AV 13/13/11 and being immune to shaken and stunned results; oh and they could fleet! Those alone are scary but they were vulnerable to both shooting and kiting by faster units; however, Forgeworld gave them the option to take [[Impaler]]s at the expense of one of their CC attacks and close combat weapons. Basically, it was a half range krak missile that always hit on a 4+ (useful, considering the Slaughterer's BS 1); additionally, any wound to a monstrous creature or penetrating hit allowed you to drag the model D6 inches towards the Blood Slaughterer. Oh yeah, and they could be taken in vehicle squads of 3, amplifying their brutality handily.

	Basically, they were amazing; still, they could still get kited by jetbikes and the like because of the requirements of 5th Edition Rage rules, but whatever they touched would be guaranteed dead! Also, if you played daemons during this harrowing time to be a daemons player, you could take these ''and'' they had to deep strike like the rest of your army, thus helping you bypass some of the major flaws of the unit; essentially, playing Daemons was the tax for fielding this freight train.		Basically, they were amazing; still, they could still get kited by jetbikes and the like because of the requirements of 5th Edition Rage rules, but whatever they touched would be guaranteed dead! Also, if you played daemons during this harrowing time to be a daemons player, you could take these ''and'' they had to deep strike like the rest of your army, thus helping you bypass some of the major flaws of the unit; essentially, playing Daemons was the tax for fielding this freight train.

1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 06:10, 2 December 2020

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	==Description==		==Description==
	Slaughterers are larger than a Dreadnought, and look like a hunched, overgrown tick that has fed itself on way too much blood and metal (Seeing as how most ticks feast on blood, oh GeeDubs you sly motherfuckers). Slaughterers are armed with a multitude of monstrously large claws and blades making it a formidable weapon of war on the battlefield.		Slaughterers are larger than a Dreadnought, and look like a hunched, overgrown tick that has fed itself on way too much blood and metal (Seeing as how most ticks feast on blood, oh GeeDubs you sly motherfuckers). Slaughterers are armed with a multitude of [[Daemon Weapon#Blade Claw\|monstrously large claws and blades]] making it a formidable weapon of war on the battlefield.

	Hilariously back in 1st Edition and early 2nd Edition the Blood Slaughterer was a small Daemonic robot of Khorne on two wheels rather than the humongous robo-tick of doom. The Slaughterer was one of Khorne's daemonic machine creatures of iron and brass. It was protected by a daemonic aura, making it harder to kill than usual. However, with the advent of the Codex: Chaos (2nd Edition), the Blood Slaughterer was phased out of the Chaos army list only to make a return in 2015 by Forgeworld.		Hilariously back in 1st Edition and early 2nd Edition the Blood Slaughterer was a small Daemonic robot of Khorne on two wheels rather than the humongous robo-tick of doom. The Slaughterer was one of Khorne's daemonic machine creatures of iron and brass. It was protected by a daemonic aura, making it harder to kill than usual. However, with the advent of the Codex: Chaos (2nd Edition), the Blood Slaughterer was phased out of the Chaos army list only to make a return in 2015 by Forgeworld.

65.93.72.158: /* 6th & 7th Editions */Fixed typo: but -> butt

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	====6th & 7th Editions====		====6th & 7th Editions====
	Really, they only got better. 6th Edition Chaos Daemons, long since the ~~but~~ of jokes from 4th and 5th, were a playable army and the Blood Slaughterers power was jacked up sufficiently to compensate. Everything from the previous edition carried over save for the requirement to charge whatever was closest and now they had to pass a 2+ to ignore crew shaken and stunned results. Then, they got two new special rules tacked onto their profile: '''Daemon of Khorne''' granted them furious charge (which did nothing) and a 5++, buffing their survivability; and then they got '''Deep Strike''', and not just for Chaos Daemon armies, either. Next to Obliterators, they were the go-to deep-strikers in 40K being roughly the same size as a dreadnought and frighteningly more powerful. They were also one of the few things in the game now that could effectively wind up in close combat on their turn after deep-striking due to a hilarious quirk in the rules; the strategy was effectively to strike near a MC or vehicles, impale it and drag it towards you, rip it to fucking pieces and then sweeping advance into the next victim. Dynamite!		Really, they only got better. 6th Edition Chaos Daemons, long since the butt of jokes from 4th and 5th, were a playable army and the Blood Slaughterers power was jacked up sufficiently to compensate. Everything from the previous edition carried over save for the requirement to charge whatever was closest and now they had to pass a 2+ to ignore crew shaken and stunned results. Then, they got two new special rules tacked onto their profile: '''Daemon of Khorne''' granted them furious charge (which did nothing) and a 5++, buffing their survivability; and then they got '''Deep Strike''', and not just for Chaos Daemon armies, either. Next to Obliterators, they were the go-to deep-strikers in 40K being roughly the same size as a dreadnought and frighteningly more powerful. They were also one of the few things in the game now that could effectively wind up in close combat on their turn after deep-striking due to a hilarious quirk in the rules; the strategy was effectively to strike near a MC or vehicles, impale it and drag it towards you, rip it to fucking pieces and then sweeping advance into the next victim. Dynamite!

	7th edition didn't really do much to them; they got added into some formations and detachments, which were already broken but 7th edition was just borked all over.		7th edition didn't really do much to them; they got added into some formations and detachments, which were already broken but 7th edition was just borked all over.

1d4chan>Unauthorised at 18:44, 26 July 2017

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	====6th & 7th Editions====		====6th & 7th Editions====
	Really, they only got better. 6th Edition Chaos Daemons, long since the but of jokes from 4th and 5th, were a playable army and the Blood Slaughterers power was jacked up sufficiently to compensate. Everything from the previous edition carried over save for the requirement to charge whatever was closest and now they had to pass a 2+ to ignore crew shaken and stunned results. Then, they got two new special rules tacked onto their profile: '''Daemon of Khorne''' granted them furious charge (which did nothing) and a 5++, buffing their survivability; and then they got '''Deep Strike''', and not just for Chaos Daemon armies, either. Next to ~~Oblitorators~~, they were the go-to deep-strikers in 40K being roughly the same size as a dreadnought and frighteningly more powerful. They were also one of the few things in the game now that could effectively wind up in close combat on their turn after deep-striking due to a hilarious quirk in the rules; the strategy was effectively to strike near a MC or vehicles, impale it and drag it towards you, rip it to fucking pieces and then sweeping advance into the next victim. Dynamite!		Really, they only got better. 6th Edition Chaos Daemons, long since the but of jokes from 4th and 5th, were a playable army and the Blood Slaughterers power was jacked up sufficiently to compensate. Everything from the previous edition carried over save for the requirement to charge whatever was closest and now they had to pass a 2+ to ignore crew shaken and stunned results. Then, they got two new special rules tacked onto their profile: '''Daemon of Khorne''' granted them furious charge (which did nothing) and a 5++, buffing their survivability; and then they got '''Deep Strike''', and not just for Chaos Daemon armies, either. Next to Obliterators, they were the go-to deep-strikers in 40K being roughly the same size as a dreadnought and frighteningly more powerful. They were also one of the few things in the game now that could effectively wind up in close combat on their turn after deep-striking due to a hilarious quirk in the rules; the strategy was effectively to strike near a MC or vehicles, impale it and drag it towards you, rip it to fucking pieces and then sweeping advance into the next victim. Dynamite!

	7th edition didn't really do much to them; they got added into some formations and detachments, which were already broken but 7th edition was just borked all over.		7th edition didn't really do much to them; they got added into some formations and detachments, which were already broken but 7th edition was just borked all over.

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	====8th Edition====		====8th Edition====
	The great 40K reset button made sweeping changes to the rules; they now sport a toughness, wounds, an armour save and a movement value as was standard to all vehicles in the game. The Slaughterer lost the ability to be taken in squads of three and to deep strike while getting shuffled into the Fast Attack slot. For that exchange, it received a beefy new stat line: M10, T7, WS3+, S8, W10, 3+ Sv (with 5++) and A6 base clocking in at 180 pts.; it also comes stock with its impaler which you can drop for another slaughter blade for free. Speaking of, those blades hit at S+2, AP-3 and deal 3 damage per hit - OUCH! The impaler isn't as spectacular as it used to be - its basically a 12" ~~S8 impaler hit~~ that allows it to charge an extra 2 inches if you ~~would~~ a vehicle or monster, which is still decent. Finally, like all vehicles and monsters, the Blood Slaughterer has degenerating stats, whereby its S, M and A all decrease if it's taken a certain amount of wounds; at worst, it can move 6", has S6 and 4 attacks... which is still amazing, really!		The great 40K reset button made sweeping changes to the rules; they now sport a toughness, wounds, an armour save and a movement value as was standard to all vehicles in the game. The Slaughterer lost the ability to be taken in squads of three and to deep strike while getting shuffled into the Fast Attack slot. For that exchange, it received a beefy new stat line: M10, T7, WS3+, S8, W10, 3+ Sv (with 5++) and A6 base clocking in at 180 pts.; it also comes stock with its impaler which you can drop for another slaughter blade for free. Speaking of, those blades hit at S+2, AP-3 and deal 3 damage per hit - OUCH! The impaler isn't as spectacular as it used to be - its basically a S8 blade attack at a 12" range that allows it to charge an extra 2 inches if you wound a vehicle or monster, which is still decent. Finally, like all vehicles and monsters, the Blood Slaughterer has degenerating stats, whereby its S, M and A all decrease if it's taken a certain amount of wounds; at worst, it can move 6", has S6 and 4 attacks... which is still amazing, really!

	The big change are to this thing's special rules: it gets an extra 2 attacks if it's fighting infantry and cannot run away if within an inch of infantry (note, falling back is a thing that happens in 40K more frequently now), advances a flat 6" without rolling any dice, can regenerate 1 wound at the start of your turn automatically and if it dies, roll a D6 - on a 6, ever unit within 6" takes D3 mortal wounds!		The big change are to this thing's special rules: it gets an extra 2 attacks if it's fighting infantry and cannot run away if within an inch of infantry (note, falling back is a thing that happens in 40K more frequently now), advances a flat 6" without rolling any dice, can regenerate 1 wound at the start of your turn automatically and if it dies, roll a D6 - on a 6, ever unit within 6" takes D3 mortal wounds!

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2017-07-18T23:28:59Z

Publication History

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	Blood Slaughterers are another Daemon Engine of [[Khorne]] devoted into having the most obnoxious name possible with the word blood in it. Seriously I dare you come with a more stupid name than Blood Slaughterer, well okay GW already did that with the Bloodsecrator.		Blood Slaughterers are another Daemon Engine of [[Khorne]] devoted into having the most obnoxious name possible with the word blood in it. Seriously I dare you come with a more stupid name than Blood Slaughterer, well okay GW already did that with the Bloodsecrator.

	==~~Publication History~~==		==Description==
	Slaughterers are larger than a Dreadnought, and look like a hunched, overgrown tick that has fed itself on way too much blood and metal (Seeing as how most ticks feast on blood, oh GeeDubs you sly motherfuckers). Slaughterers are armed with a multitude of monstrously large claws and blades making it a formidable weapon of war on the battlefield.		Slaughterers are larger than a Dreadnought, and look like a hunched, overgrown tick that has fed itself on way too much blood and metal (Seeing as how most ticks feast on blood, oh GeeDubs you sly motherfuckers). Slaughterers are armed with a multitude of monstrously large claws and blades making it a formidable weapon of war on the battlefield.

	Hilariously back in 1st Edition and early 2nd Edition the Blood Slaughterer was a small Daemonic robot of Khorne on two wheels rather than the humongous robo-tick of doom. The Slaughterer was one of Khorne's daemonic machine creatures of iron and brass. It was protected by a daemonic aura, making it harder to kill than usual. However, with the advent of the Codex: Chaos (2nd Edition), the Blood Slaughterer was phased out of the Chaos army list only to make a return in 2015 by Forgeworld.		Hilariously back in 1st Edition and early 2nd Edition the Blood Slaughterer was a small Daemonic robot of Khorne on two wheels rather than the humongous robo-tick of doom. The Slaughterer was one of Khorne's daemonic machine creatures of iron and brass. It was protected by a daemonic aura, making it harder to kill than usual. However, with the advent of the Codex: Chaos (2nd Edition), the Blood Slaughterer was phased out of the Chaos army list only to make a return in 2015 by Forgeworld.

	==On the Tabletop==		==On the Tabletop==