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1d4chan>Derpysaurus: /* Fateskimmers */

2022-11-29T03:14:51Z

Fateskimmers

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	Fateskimmers are a type of Herald of Tzeentch, who have most likely through trickery acquired a [[Burning Chariots of Tzeentch\|Burning Chariot.]] More often than not, [[Lulz\|intentionally stealing the original owner's personal pimp mobile]] [[Rage\|whilst watching their rage intensify]] [[Troll\|at their shit eating grin.]] This is unsurprising given the 'friendly' rivalry between Horrors and Flamers, with the [[Flamers of Tzeentch]] being the primary riders of these chariots.		Fateskimmers are a type of Herald of Tzeentch, who have most likely through trickery acquired a [[Burning Chariots of Tzeentch\|Burning Chariot.]] More often than not, [[Lulz\|intentionally stealing the original owner's personal pimp mobile]] [[Rage\|whilst watching their rage intensify]] [[Troll\|at their shit eating grin.]] This is unsurprising given the 'friendly' rivalry between Horrors and Flamers, with the [[Flamers of Tzeentch]] being the primary riders of these chariots.

	These Heralds will swoop and dive across the battlefield, cackling madly as they unleash fearsome sorceries from their lofty perches before smashing their bizarre contraption into the enemy lines. They will trail flames and warp-induced [[Bullshit]], a Herald of Tzeentch streaks across the skies bringing with it fiery doom.		These Heralds will swoop and dive across the battlefield, cackling madly as they unleash fearsome sorceries from their lofty perches before smashing their bizarre contraption into the enemy lines. They will trail flames and warp-induced [[Bullshit]], a Herald of Tzeentch streaks across the skies bringing with it fiery doom. They are also equipped with a [[Daemon Weapon#Ritual Dagger\|Ritual Dagger]] for close-encounters or if things got too dicey.

	The most cautious and controlling of the Fateskimmers lurk upon a battle's edge, where they move along the back lines of their host and yell orders amidst the madness and change-fire. However, there have also been several instances of Fateskimmers leading entire formations of Burning Chariots to war.		The most cautious and controlling of the Fateskimmers lurk upon a battle's edge, where they move along the back lines of their host and yell orders amidst the madness and change-fire. However, there have also been several instances of Fateskimmers leading entire formations of Burning Chariots to war.

1d4chan>Rocko1345: /* Herald of Tzeentch */

2022-03-29T17:03:58Z

Herald of Tzeentch

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	==Herald of Tzeentch==		==Herald of Tzeentch==
	[[File:Herald_of_Tzeentch.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Our jovial little hellspawns have all grown up.]]		[[File:Herald_of_Tzeentch.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Our jovial little hellspawns have all grown up. Also is that fucking Mac 2 Nite?]]
	Basically what happens when a lesser daemon earns an upgrade by basically being the teacher's pet. Daemonic Heralds are exalted Lesser Daemons who have gained the favor of their Gods, often leading Daemonic armies into battle.		Basically what happens when a lesser daemon earns an upgrade by basically being the teacher's pet. Daemonic Heralds are exalted Lesser Daemons who have gained the favor of their Gods, often leading Daemonic armies into battle.

1d4chan>Derpysaurus: /* Changecasters */

2020-12-04T14:10:45Z

Changecasters

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	Changecasters are considered as troop leaders of lieutenants of the Changer of Ways and are the closest in resemblance to their smaller and more happier Horror cousins, whereas the other Heralds look like a mixture of a Horror and a Lord of Change.		Changecasters are considered as troop leaders of lieutenants of the Changer of Ways and are the closest in resemblance to their smaller and more happier Horror cousins, whereas the other Heralds look like a mixture of a Horror and a Lord of Change.

	Changecasters don't get the awesome privilege on riding a Burning Chariot of even a Disc of Tzeentch. Instead they are used as elite infantry with a leadership bonus.		Changecasters don't get the awesome privilege on riding a Burning Chariot of even a Disc of Tzeentch. Instead they are used as elite infantry with a leadership bonus and are armed with a [[Daemon Weapon#Ritual Dagger\|Ritual Dagger]] to do their unga bunga shit.

	===Fateskimmers===		===Fateskimmers===

1d4chan>Skadooshbag: /* Blue Horror */

2020-10-03T21:58:15Z

Blue Horror

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	'''Notable Blue Horrors'''		'''Notable Blue Horrors'''
	*[[The Blue Scribes]], P'tarix and Xirat'p (real funny [[Games Workshop]]) were tasked by Tzeentch to collect every spell in the galaxy. They squabble a lot, and have this weird quirk. P'tarix can write spells on paper but can't read them, while Xirat'p can cast spells by reading but doesn't know shit about magic. This is represented by '''Watch this!''' where they sometimes cast the same spell every turn. This was intentionally done by Tzeentch so that the two could never successfully rebel against him if they get ambitious enough, [[What\| because it's totally possible for two little dameon squirts to rebel against a millenia-old warp god ~~fromed~~ from the collective emotions of an entire galaxy]].		*[[The Blue Scribes]], P'tarix and Xirat'p (real funny [[Games Workshop]]) were tasked by Tzeentch to collect every spell in the galaxy. They squabble a lot, and have this weird quirk. P'tarix can write spells on paper but can't read them, while Xirat'p can cast spells by reading but doesn't know shit about magic. This is represented by '''Watch this!''' where they sometimes cast the same spell every turn. This was intentionally done by Tzeentch so that the two could never successfully rebel against him if they get ambitious enough, [[What\| because it's totally possible for two little dameon squirts to rebel against a millenia-old warp god formed from the collective emotions of an entire galaxy]].

	==Brimstone Horrors==		==Brimstone Horrors==

1d4chan>Skadooshbag: /* Blue Horror */

2020-10-03T21:58:02Z

Blue Horror

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	'''Notable Blue Horrors'''		'''Notable Blue Horrors'''
	*[[The Blue Scribes]], P'tarix and Xirat'p (real funny [[Games Workshop]]) were tasked by Tzeentch to collect every spell in the galaxy. They squabble a lot, and have this weird quirk. P'tarix can write spells on paper but can't read them, while Xirat'p can cast spells by reading but doesn't know shit about magic. This is represented by '''Watch this!''' where they sometimes cast the same spell every turn. This was intentionally done by Tzeentch so that the two could never successfully rebel against him if they get ambitious enough.		*[[The Blue Scribes]], P'tarix and Xirat'p (real funny [[Games Workshop]]) were tasked by Tzeentch to collect every spell in the galaxy. They squabble a lot, and have this weird quirk. P'tarix can write spells on paper but can't read them, while Xirat'p can cast spells by reading but doesn't know shit about magic. This is represented by '''Watch this!''' where they sometimes cast the same spell every turn. This was intentionally done by Tzeentch so that the two could never successfully rebel against him if they get ambitious enough, [[What\| because it's totally possible for two little dameon squirts to rebel against a millenia-old warp god fromed from the collective emotions of an entire galaxy]].

	==Brimstone Horrors==		==Brimstone Horrors==

61.6.233.54: /* Brimstone Horrors */

2019-11-07T07:49:26Z

Brimstone Horrors

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	==Brimstone Horrors==		==Brimstone Horrors==
	[[File:BrimstoneHorror.jpg\|250px\|right\|thumb\|Baby Horrors with a massive inferiority complex.]]		[[File:BrimstoneHorror.jpg\|250px\|right\|thumb\|Baby Horrors with a massive inferiority complex.]]
	AKA Yellow Horrors recently added in [[Age of Sigmar\|Age of Sigmar]], oddly never mentioned until now since three is a running theme for Tzeentch when a blue horror dies they turn into a pair of angry little fire daemons.		AKA Yellow Horrors recently added in [[Age of Sigmar\|Age of Sigmar]], oddly never mentioned until now since three is a running theme for Tzeentch; when a blue horror dies they turn into a pair of angry little fire daemons.

	Named for a stench so strong it offends even other Daemons, these diminutive Warp creatures may look bright and whimsical, but they are in truth spiteful and vindictive. They realize that the glories of authority and prominence are forever beyond them.		Named for a stench so strong it offends even other Daemons, these diminutive Warp creatures may look bright and whimsical, but they are in truth spiteful and vindictive. They realize that the glories of authority and prominence are forever beyond them.

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2019-11-07T07:47:50Z

Blue Horror

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	'''Notable Blue Horrors'''		'''Notable Blue Horrors'''
	*The Blue Scribes, P'tarix and Xirat'p (real funny [[Games Workshop]]) were tasked by Tzeentch to collect every spell in the galaxy. They squabble a lot, and have this weird quirk. P'tarix can write spells on paper but can't read them, while Xirat'p can cast spells by reading but doesn't know shit about magic. This is represented by '''Watch this!''' where they sometimes cast the same spell every turn. This was intentionally done by Tzeentch so that the two could never successfully rebel against him if they get ambitious enough.		*[[The Blue Scribes]], P'tarix and Xirat'p (real funny [[Games Workshop]]) were tasked by Tzeentch to collect every spell in the galaxy. They squabble a lot, and have this weird quirk. P'tarix can write spells on paper but can't read them, while Xirat'p can cast spells by reading but doesn't know shit about magic. This is represented by '''Watch this!''' where they sometimes cast the same spell every turn. This was intentionally done by Tzeentch so that the two could never successfully rebel against him if they get ambitious enough.

	==Brimstone Horrors==		==Brimstone Horrors==

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	Pink shifting masses of limbs and Warp-fire. [[Tzeentch]]'s foot soldiers, they are amongst some of the most contradicting [[Daemon]]s as they're described as being cheerful, madly babbling, madly happy and constantly emitting noises of almost ecstatic excitement giving them two other names of Squealer and Screamer (not to be confused with another [[Daemon]] [[FAIL\|already named Screamer]] while serving the same god of ambition, politics and [[Just as planned]]). Just like other Daemons of Tzeentch they are capable of sorcery. Depending on the might of a Horror, this sorcery can range from the common hurling of warp flames or Bolts of Change to more exotic powers, such as the creation of arcane items from their bodies or the manipulation of mortal minds by imitating strange and exotic musical instruments. The most powerful Horrors belong to the ranks of the Daemonic Heralds, some of which ride Burning Chariots of Tzeentch.		Pink shifting masses of limbs and Warp-fire. [[Tzeentch]]'s foot soldiers, they are amongst some of the most contradicting [[Daemon]]s as they're described as being cheerful, madly babbling, madly happy and constantly emitting noises of almost ecstatic excitement giving them two other names of Squealer and Screamer (not to be confused with another [[Daemon]] [[FAIL\|already named Screamer]] while serving the same god of ambition, politics and [[Just as planned]]). Just like other Daemons of Tzeentch they are capable of sorcery. Depending on the might of a Horror, this sorcery can range from the common hurling of warp flames or Bolts of Change to more exotic powers, such as the creation of arcane items from their bodies or the manipulation of mortal minds by imitating strange and exotic musical instruments. The most powerful Horrors belong to the ranks of the Daemonic Heralds, some of which ride Burning Chariots of Tzeentch.

	Pink Horrors enjoy casting spells and such aggressive acts will only spur them onto to wilder behavior and greater expressions of manic excitement. Horror Packs rely heavily on their ranged sorcerous attacks but even in melee they are difficult to deal with. Although weaker than most other daemons in close combat, their magical, twisting bodies are hard to destroy; they enjoy a contradictory blessing of Tzeentch that makes their highly mutable forms resistant to change inflicted by external forces and can in fact regenerate whole limbs with ease.		Pink Horrors enjoy casting spells and such aggressive acts will only spur them onto to wilder behavior and greater expressions of manic excitement. Horror Packs rely heavily on their ranged sorcerous attacks but even in melee they are difficult to deal with. Although weaker than most other daemons in close combat, their magical, twisting bodies are hard to destroy; they enjoy a contradictory blessing of Tzeentch that makes their highly mutable forms resistant to change inflicted by external forces and can in fact regenerate whole limbs with ease.

	[[Dawn of War]] fucked them up, making them only usable against vehicles but on the tabletop, you can infinitely troll the living shit out of your opponent with them. [[Tau\|Just keep them out of melee range]].		[[Dawn of War]] fucked them up, making them only usable against vehicles but on the tabletop, you can infinitely troll the living shit out of your opponent with them. [[Tau\|Just keep them out of melee range]].
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	== Blue Horror ==		== Blue Horror ==
	[[File:BlueHorror.jpg\|250px\|right\|thumb\|I'm blue da ba dee da ba daa...]]		[[File:BlueHorror.jpg\|250px\|right\|thumb\|I'm blue da ba dee da ba daa...]]
	When Pink Horrors are destroyed, they sometimes split into two half-as-powerful versions of their parent daemon. In contrast to their manic, cheerful, mischievous "parents", Blue Horrors are sad, whiny and grumpy, but oh boy do they throw lots more doombolts.		When Pink Horrors are destroyed, they sometimes split into two half-as-powerful versions of their parent daemon. In contrast to their manic, cheerful, mischievous "parents", Blue Horrors are sad, whiny and grumpy, but oh boy do they throw lots more doombolts.

	Originally, there were extremely complex rules to account for this splitting ability on the tabletop, but Games Workshop eventually realised that this didn't work for wargames as well as it did for RPGs and so they removed the rules, explicitly for players' sanity, and made it a fluff-only matter. Well ok, semi-crunch; if a Pink Horror died, his two Blue Horrors would make one attack each and then literally derp and whine themselves into oblivion. That was until they changed their mind and put the over complicated bullshit back in the game with the Wrath of Magnus.		Originally, there were extremely complex rules to account for this splitting ability on the tabletop, but Games Workshop eventually realised that this didn't work for wargames as well as it did for RPGs and so they removed the rules, explicitly for players' sanity, and made it a fluff-only matter. Well ok, semi-crunch; if a Pink Horror died, his two Blue Horrors would make one attack each and then literally derp and whine themselves into oblivion. That was until they changed their mind and put the over complicated bullshit back in the game with the Wrath of Magnus.
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	==Herald of Tzeentch==		==Herald of Tzeentch==
	[[File:Herald_of_Tzeentch.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Our jovial little hellspawns have all grown up. Also is that fucking Mac 2 Nite?]]		[[File:Herald_of_Tzeentch.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Our jovial little hellspawns have all grown up. Also is that fucking Mac 2 Nite?]]
	Basically what happens when a lesser daemon earns an upgrade by basically being the teacher's pet. Daemonic Heralds are exalted Lesser Daemons who have gained the favor of their Gods, often leading Daemonic armies into battle.		Basically what happens when a lesser daemon earns an upgrade by basically being the teacher's pet. Daemonic Heralds are exalted Lesser Daemons who have gained the favor of their Gods, often leading Daemonic armies into battle.

	Heralds of Tzeentch are the most powerful and magically gifted Horrors. These beings are the most intelligent and independent of the Pink Horrors, capable of using their sorcery forcefully enough to blast an opponent into oblivion or weave cunning illusions. Curiously, although Heralds are often the same lurid hue as Pink Horrors, they do not morph into a pair of Blue Horrors when struck.		Heralds of Tzeentch are the most powerful and magically gifted Horrors. These beings are the most intelligent and independent of the Pink Horrors, capable of using their sorcery forcefully enough to blast an opponent into oblivion or weave cunning illusions. Curiously, although Heralds are often the same lurid hue as Pink Horrors, they do not morph into a pair of Blue Horrors when struck.

	Such Daemons have enough consciousness to direct others of their kind without constant guidance from a [[Lord of Change]], directing furious sorcery against Tzeentch’s enemies. The mere presence of a Herald of Tzeentch drastically increases the abilities of nearby Daemons, [[Chaos Spawn\|mutating them into new and stronger forms and empowering their warp shenanigans.]]		Such Daemons have enough consciousness to direct others of their kind without constant guidance from a [[Lord of Change]], directing furious sorcery against Tzeentch’s enemies. The mere presence of a Herald of Tzeentch drastically increases the abilities of nearby Daemons, [[Chaos Spawn\|mutating them into new and stronger forms and empowering their warp shenanigans.]]
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	[[File:Fluxmaster.jpg\|150px\|left\|thumb\|Fluxmaster]]		[[File:Fluxmaster.jpg\|150px\|left\|thumb\|Fluxmaster]]
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	Fluxmasters are a type of Herald of Tzeentch, who ride atop a [[Disc of Tzeentch]] and are so named because the great speed they fly at, reshapes reality in their wake. In the battlefield, no one is completely safe from a Fluxmaster (Except for a [[Adeptus Custodes\|few]] [[Sisters of Silence\|specific]] [[Grey Knights\|examples]]) as these little daemon chickens shower the battlefield with shimmering blue flames.		Fluxmasters are a type of Herald of Tzeentch, who ride atop a [[Disc of Tzeentch]] and are so named because the great speed they fly at, reshapes reality in their wake. In the battlefield, no one is completely safe from a Fluxmaster (Except for a [[Adeptus Custodes\|few]] [[Sisters of Silence\|specific]] [[Grey Knights\|examples]]) as these little daemon chickens shower the battlefield with shimmering blue flames.

	Fluxmasters are often used as messengers and outriders within Tzeentch's Scintillating Legions, and will frequently use their speed to dash into cover before using their psychic powers to hurl changebolts to smite their foes. Some will lead packs of [[Screamers of Tzeentch\|Screamers]] in charges on the enemy's flanks, while others take charge of groups of Horrors, using their speed and advantageous position to better augment and direct their charges or confound their foes.		Fluxmasters are often used as messengers and outriders within Tzeentch's Scintillating Legions, and will frequently use their speed to dash into cover before using their psychic powers to hurl changebolts to smite their foes. Some will lead packs of [[Screamers of Tzeentch\|Screamers]] in charges on the enemy's flanks, while others take charge of groups of Horrors, using their speed and advantageous position to better augment and direct their charges or confound their foes.