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	*'''The Sighted''': Some new kids on the block brought to us by Rachel Harrison's [[Severina Raine]] series. These guys appear to be a Tzeentch worshipping chaos cult operating out of the Bale Stars region. Lead by a cabal of nine rogue psykers. The Sighted are identifiable by their carrying of glass shards and colored feathers, as well as the occasional removal of eyes. One of their nine leaders was actually a rogue tech priest who used reprogrammed battle automata and homemade servitors that had mirrors for faces.		*'''The Sighted''': Some new kids on the block brought to us by Rachel Harrison's [[Severina Raine]] series. These guys appear to be a Tzeentch worshipping chaos cult operating out of the Bale Stars region. Lead by a cabal of nine rogue psykers. The Sighted are identifiable by their carrying of glass shards and colored feathers, as well as the occasional removal of eyes. One of their nine leaders was actually a rogue tech priest who used reprogrammed battle automata and homemade servitors that had mirrors for faces.
	*'''Infardi:''' Another chaos cult from the Sabbat Worlds. This one was active primarily on the shrineworld of Hagia, the birthplace of Saint Sabbat. The name Infardi comes from a local word for pilgrim, which they chose for themselves in mockery of the Ecclesiarchy. Show up in the Gaunt's Ghosts book Honour Guard. Known for wearing green robes, covering themselves in tattoos, and having lots and lots of tanks.		*'''Infardi:''' Another chaos cult from the Sabbat Worlds. This one was active primarily on the shrineworld of Hagia, the birthplace of Saint Sabbat. The name Infardi comes from a local word for pilgrim, which they chose for themselves in mockery of the Ecclesiarchy. Show up in the Gaunt's Ghosts book Honour Guard. Known for wearing green robes, covering themselves in tattoos, and having lots and lots of tanks.
	*'''Moebian Sixth:''' A [[Nurgle]]-worshipping traitor regiment that plays the baddies in ''[[Warhammer 40K: Darktide\|Darktide]]''. Originally from the hiveworld of Atoma Prime, they were the most decorated of the Moebian regiments serving in the 'Fringe War' on the edge of the Moebian Domain. [[Grimdark\|Until decades of too-long tours fighting the forces of Chaos led to widespread PTSD and Warp-taint.]] Now, they've come home to Hive Tertium to spread the [[Chaos\|Good Word]]. Wear all black with the occasional patch of yellow hazard-striping ([[Iron Warriors]]-style) and have a fondness for night vision goggles. Look like Fallout ghouls under their rebreathers.		*'''Moebian Sixth:''' A [[Nurgle]]-worshipping traitor regiment that plays the baddies in ''[[Warhammer 40K: Darktide\|Darktide]]''. Originally from the hiveworld of Atoma Prime, they were the most decorated of the Moebian regiments serving in the 'Fringe War' on the edge of the Moebian Domain. [[Grimdark\|Until decades of too-long tours fighting the forces of Chaos led to widespread PTSD and Warp-taint.]] Now, they've come home to Hive Tertium to spread the [[Chaos\|Good Word]]. Wear all black with the occasional patch of yellow hazard-striping ([[Iron Warriors]]-style) and have a fondness for night vision goggles (especially ones that have three lenses arranged in a triangle). Look like Fallout ghouls under their rebreathers.
	*'''[[Blooded Squad\|Blooded]]:''' A cult of 'Militarum Traitoris' warbands from the Kill Team: Moroch box set. Comprised of chaos worshipping cells that infiltrated the Guard garrison on Moroch, they seek to compromise the planetary defenses and prepare the way for the coming [[The 13th Black Crusade\|Chaos fleet]] to take control of the [[Nachmund Gauntlet]].		*'''[[Blooded Squad\|Blooded]]:''' A cult of 'Militarum Traitoris' warbands from the Kill Team: Moroch box set. Comprised of chaos worshipping cells that infiltrated the Guard garrison on Moroch, they seek to compromise the planetary defenses and prepare the way for the coming [[The 13th Black Crusade\|Chaos fleet]] to take control of the [[Nachmund Gauntlet]]. [[Genestealer Cult\|Not exactly the most original cult out there]].

	''More regiments coming soon.''		''More regiments coming soon.''

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	==The Traitorous Regiments==		==The Traitorous Regiments==
			[[File:Lostanddammned.jpeg\|thumb\|200px\|right\|1990 Chaos! suplement for WFB and 40K]]
			[[File:Lostanddammedback.jpeg\|thumb\|200px\|right\|1990 Chaos! Backside of Hardcover ]]
	Like the Imperial Guard, the Traitors of the Imperium come in a huge variety of flavors, all ripe for different customization ideas. From those who want their freedom from the oppression of the Imperium, to those who become corrupted with Chaos, there's plenty to choose from. The following is a list of the renegades found in the universe of Warhammer 40k so far. Also, I'll provide some advice on where to find people who have done conversions for those regiments already. More information can be found on the Warhammer 40k wikia and Lexicanum on these groups.		Like the Imperial Guard, the Traitors of the Imperium come in a huge variety of flavors, all ripe for different customization ideas. From those who want their freedom from the oppression of the Imperium, to those who become corrupted with Chaos, there's plenty to choose from. The following is a list of the renegades found in the universe of Warhammer 40k so far. Also, I'll provide some advice on where to find people who have done conversions for those regiments already. More information can be found on the Warhammer 40k wikia and Lexicanum on these groups.

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	*'''Infardi:''' Another chaos cult from the Sabbat Worlds. This one was active primarily on the shrineworld of Hagia, the birthplace of Saint Sabbat. The name Infardi comes from a local word for pilgrim, which they chose for themselves in mockery of the Ecclesiarchy. Show up in the Gaunt's Ghosts book Honour Guard. Known for wearing green robes, covering themselves in tattoos, and having lots and lots of tanks.		*'''Infardi:''' Another chaos cult from the Sabbat Worlds. This one was active primarily on the shrineworld of Hagia, the birthplace of Saint Sabbat. The name Infardi comes from a local word for pilgrim, which they chose for themselves in mockery of the Ecclesiarchy. Show up in the Gaunt's Ghosts book Honour Guard. Known for wearing green robes, covering themselves in tattoos, and having lots and lots of tanks.
	*'''Moebian Sixth:''' A [[Nurgle]]-worshipping traitor regiment that plays the baddies in ''[[Warhammer 40K: Darktide\|Darktide]]''. Originally from the hiveworld of Atoma Prime, they were the most decorated of the Moebian regiments serving in the 'Fringe War' on the edge of the Moebian Domain. [[Grimdark\|Until decades of too-long tours fighting the forces of Chaos led to widespread PTSD and Warp-taint.]] Now, they've come home to Hive Tertium to spread the [[Chaos\|Good Word]]. Wear all black with the occasional patch of yellow hazard-striping ([[Iron Warriors]]-style) and have a fondness for night vision goggles. Look like Fallout ghouls under their rebreathers.		*'''Moebian Sixth:''' A [[Nurgle]]-worshipping traitor regiment that plays the baddies in ''[[Warhammer 40K: Darktide\|Darktide]]''. Originally from the hiveworld of Atoma Prime, they were the most decorated of the Moebian regiments serving in the 'Fringe War' on the edge of the Moebian Domain. [[Grimdark\|Until decades of too-long tours fighting the forces of Chaos led to widespread PTSD and Warp-taint.]] Now, they've come home to Hive Tertium to spread the [[Chaos\|Good Word]]. Wear all black with the occasional patch of yellow hazard-striping ([[Iron Warriors]]-style) and have a fondness for night vision goggles. Look like Fallout ghouls under their rebreathers.
	*'''Blooded:''' A cult of 'Militarum Traitoris' warbands from the Kill Team: Moroch box set. Comprised of chaos worshipping cells that infiltrated the Guard garrison on Moroch, they seek to compromise the planetary defenses and prepare the way for the coming [[The 13th Black Crusade\|Chaos fleet]] to take control of the [[Nachmund Gauntlet]].		*'''[[Blooded Squad\|Blooded]]:''' A cult of 'Militarum Traitoris' warbands from the Kill Team: Moroch box set. Comprised of chaos worshipping cells that infiltrated the Guard garrison on Moroch, they seek to compromise the planetary defenses and prepare the way for the coming [[The 13th Black Crusade\|Chaos fleet]] to take control of the [[Nachmund Gauntlet]].

	''More regiments coming soon.''		''More regiments coming soon.''
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	NEVER look at the decorations surrounding each page		NEVER look at the decorations surrounding each page

	~~[[File:Lostanddammned.jpeg\|thumb\|200px\|left\|1990 Chaos! suplement for WFB and 40K]]~~

	~~[[File:Lostanddammedback.jpeg\|thumb\|200px\|left\|1990 Chaos! Backside of Hardcover ]]~~

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	==Fan Service or Lack Thereof==		==Fan Service or Lack Thereof==
	Being one of the most popular ideas out there for IG conversions, many players have obviously taken to creating their own versions of the LatD codex. Unfortunately, none are really available, widespread or Gods forbid, current so we're presently stuck with this mediocre Warhammer Legends list. Clearly, fielding an army of renegade humans, mutants and whatever else is appealing to a surprising number of players and there have been recurring hopes of a true-to-form codex release. After all, there are [[Adeptus Arbites\|entire]] [[Witchhunters\|armies,]] [[Sisters of Battle\|some with full-blown codexes,]] geared specifically to fighting renegades, heretics, mutants, the lost and the damned or whatever you wanna call this army. Games Workshop stoked these hopes through Blackstone Fortress' inclusion of traitor guard, beastmen, quasi-Dark Mechanicus types and Chaos Space Marines. Unfortunately, an actual release isn't known to be in the works for the Lost and the Damned or the Renegades and Heretics or whatever you want to call them. We could hope for an Astra Militarum supplement though some would prefer a codex; however, every loyal Astartes Chapter that deviates from the codex has received or will receive a codex supplement.		Being one of the most popular ideas out there for IG conversions, many players have obviously taken to creating their own versions of the LatD codex. Unfortunately, none are really available, widespread or Gods forbid, current so we're presently stuck with this mediocre [[Warhammer Legends]] list. Clearly, fielding an army of renegade humans, mutants and whatever else is appealing to a surprising number of players and there have been recurring hopes of a true-to-form codex release. After all, there are [[Adeptus Arbites\|entire]] [[Witchhunters\|armies,]] [[Sisters of Battle\|some with full-blown codexes,]] geared specifically to fighting renegades, heretics, mutants, the lost and the damned or whatever you wanna call this army. Games Workshop stoked these hopes through Blackstone Fortress' inclusion of traitor guard, beastmen, quasi-Dark Mechanicus types and Chaos Space Marines. Unfortunately, an actual release isn't known to be in the works for the Lost and the Damned or the Renegades and Heretics or whatever you want to call them. We could hope for an Astra Militarum supplement though some would prefer a codex; however, every loyal Astartes Chapter that deviates from the codex has received or will receive a codex supplement.

	Regardless, there's a few things we fans of the Lost and the Damned would like to see in release:		Regardless, there's a few things we fans of the Lost and the Damned would like to see in release:

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	*'''[[Blood Pact]]:''' This renegade group originally hails from the [[Dan Abnett\|Sabbat Worlds sector]]. They worship [[Khorne]] almost exclusively, but they're much better organized than the rabble usually found in the Lost and the Damned (or most Khornate Warbands for that matter). This is mostly because they pattern themselves after Imperial Guard. Unlike most renegade groups, however, they've actually captured some industrial and [[Forge World]]s, so they can field tanks (even super-heavy tanks!). They also have some fairly unique divisions, such as Loxatl xenos mercenaries, unique psykers (yes, really, [[Rage\|Khornate Sorcerers]], but it's okay, because it was made up by [[Dan Abnett]]) called Gore Mages that turn renegades into special Daemonhosts called Blood Wolves, and Storm Trooper equivalents. Technically, however, they aren't ''renegades,'' but rather an independent, Chaos-worshipping nation that had never been under control of the [[Imperium]], at least not in living memory. As such, they have a rather unique set of customs, such as cutting their hands on pieces of power armor as an initiation ritual (hence Blood Pact). They also dye their uniforms with the blood of their enemies and display corpses on their tanks. As you can probably tell, [[/tg/]] adores these guys.		*'''[[Blood Pact]]:''' This renegade group originally hails from the [[Dan Abnett\|Sabbat Worlds sector]]. They worship [[Khorne]] almost exclusively, but they're much better organized than the rabble usually found in the Lost and the Damned (or most Khornate Warbands for that matter). This is mostly because they pattern themselves after Imperial Guard. Unlike most renegade groups, however, they've actually captured some industrial and [[Forge World]]s, so they can field tanks (even super-heavy tanks!). They also have some fairly unique divisions, such as Loxatl xenos mercenaries, unique psykers (yes, really, [[Rage\|Khornate Sorcerers]], but it's okay, because it was made up by [[Dan Abnett]]) called Gore Mages that turn renegades into special Daemonhosts called Blood Wolves, and Storm Trooper equivalents. Technically, however, they aren't ''renegades,'' but rather an independent, Chaos-worshipping nation that had never been under control of the [[Imperium]], at least not in living memory. As such, they have a rather unique set of customs, such as cutting their hands on pieces of power armor as an initiation ritual (hence Blood Pact). They also dye their uniforms with the blood of their enemies and display corpses on their tanks. As you can probably tell, [[/tg/]] adores these guys.
	**Conversion opportunities abound. In fact, some people have even made full Blood Pact armies. The most impressive belongs to Dave Taylor; in addition to the full counts-as-Imperial-Guard army, he also scratch-built a Stalk Tank and wrote a datasheet of rules for it. You can find it here: [http://davetaylorminiatures.blogspot.com/2009/10/family-album.html].		**Conversion opportunities abound. In fact, some people have even made full Blood Pact armies. The most impressive belongs to Dave Taylor; in addition to the full counts-as-Imperial-Guard army, he also scratch-built a Stalk Tank and wrote a datasheet of rules for it. You can find it here: [http://davetaylorminiatures.blogspot.com/2009/10/family-album.html].
	**A note of caution: the Blood Pact wear special Oni-styled masks that will take considerable time to model with green stuff. For your converting convenience, ~~these may work when painted the right colour (with a little green stuff for the oni shape perhaps): [http://anvilindustry.co.uk/Regiments/Infantry-Heads-Helmets/hooded-heads-halfmask] There~~ are ~~also~~ plenty of ~~other~~ options for Blood Pact head swaps and proxies including: Fallen Legionnaire heads from Max Mini, Grotesque Facemasks with Helmets from Anvil Industries, Crimson Pak from Mad Robot, Crimson Legion from Artel "W", and Red Pact from Wargame Exclusive.		**A note of caution: the Blood Pact wear special Oni-styled masks that will take considerable time to model with green stuff. For your converting convenience, there are plenty of options for Blood Pact head swaps and proxies including: Fallen Legionnaire heads from Max Mini, Grotesque Facemasks with Helmets from Anvil Industries, Crimson Pak from Mad Robot, Crimson Legion from Artel "W", and Red Pact from Wargame Exclusive.
	*'''Sons of Sek:''' Because the Blood Pact is so awesome, you can't have just one warband. The Sons of Sek are an elite force under the command of Anakwanar Sek (WHOSE VOICE DROWNS OUT ALL OTHERS), who wants to take control of the Sabbat Worlds for himself. They function pretty much the same as the Blood Pact and, by extension, the Guard. However, they do have a couple of unique features, like a Commissaresque commander called a Scourger and an even better-organized, elite force than the Blood Pact.		*'''Sons of Sek:''' Because the Blood Pact is so awesome, you can't have just one warband. The Sons of Sek are an elite force under the command of Anakwanar Sek (WHOSE VOICE DROWNS OUT ALL OTHERS), who wants to take control of the Sabbat Worlds for himself. They function pretty much the same as the Blood Pact and, by extension, the Guard. However, they do have a couple of unique features, like a Commissaresque commander called a Scourger and an even better-organized, elite force than the Blood Pact.
	**Like the Blood Pact they wear special face masks. Shaped, in their case, like metal hands clasped over their mouths. Also like the Blood Pact there are several companies that make suitable head swaps including: Severed Hand Cultist Heads from Anvil Industries, and Sons of Silence from Mad Robot.		**Like the Blood Pact they wear special face masks. Shaped, in their case, like metal hands clasped over their mouths. Also like the Blood Pact there are several companies that make suitable head swaps including: Severed Hand Cultist Heads from Anvil Industries, and Sons of Silence from Mad Robot.

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	The '''Lost and the Damned''' (alternatively Renegades and Heretics) are the various Chaos-following cultists, pirates, rebels, mutants, renegade [[Imperial Guard\|Guardsmen]], and so forth that are not [[Chaos Space Marines]] or [[Daemons]], but fight alongside them for the Dark Gods. They're mostly known for their fanaticism, disposability, and alternations between complete brilliance and mind-shattering idiocy (largely depending on the individual group). Most members of the Lost and the Damned are considered at least 50% as ballsy as their Imperial counterparts, which is fairly ballsy by [[Grimdark\|the standards of the 41st Millennium]].		The '''Lost and the Damned''' (alternatively Renegades and Heretics) are the various Chaos-following cultists, pirates, rebels, mutants, renegade [[Imperial Guard\|Guardsmen]], and so forth that are not [[Chaos Space Marines]] or [[Daemons]], but fight alongside them for the Dark Gods. They're mostly known for their fanaticism, disposability, and alternations between complete brilliance and mind-shattering idiocy (largely depending on the individual group). Most members of the Lost and the Damned are considered at least 50% as ballsy as their Imperial counterparts, which is fairly ballsy by [[Grimdark\|the standards of the 41st Millennium]].

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	===A Faint Hope===		===A Faint Hope===
	Warhammer Fest 2022 saw a mild sign of some relevance in the Moroch [[Kill Team (Specialist Game)\|Kill Team]] boxset, having the same Traitor Guard from [[Blackstone Fortress]] repackaged in one set along with some new orders to spice it up. Seeing as previous boxed Kill Teams all got rules on their respective faction's codex or shortly after, there's a sliver of hope that we'll eventually get rules to throw in a batch of spiky guardsmen to throw at the enemy instead of a bunch of piddly cultists. Though the mortals of Chaos got a few new options with the 9th Edition CSM codex, this hope unfortunately did not manifest, with the cultists not even gaining the option to attach a traitorous commissar or a Chaos Ogyn.		Warhammer Fest 2022 saw a mild sign of some relevance in the Moroch [[Kill Team (Specialist Game)\|Kill Team]] boxset, having the same Traitor Guard from [[Blackstone Fortress]] repackaged in one set along with some new orders to spice it up. Seeing as previous boxed Kill Teams all got rules on their respective faction's codex or shortly after, there's a sliver of hope that we'll eventually get rules to throw in a batch of spiky guardsmen to throw at the enemy instead of a bunch of piddly cultists. Though the mortals of Chaos got a few new options with the 9th Edition CSM codex, this hope unfortunately did not manifest in the codex, with the cultists not even gaining the option to attach a traitorous commissar or a Chaos Ogyn.

			That hope would emerge later, as the Renegade Enforcer (plus optional Ogryn bodyguard) as well as the generic traitor guardsmen all became available units for the base CSM armylist alongside the rest of the Kill Team squads that weren't already part of a team. That said, the guardsmen aren't that much better than the basic cultists aside from some new guns, but they synergize with the Enforcer and his ability to force them to auto-pass any combat attrition checks the guardsmen make. Even better is that the Ogryn acts as a super bodyguard for the Enforcer, taking absolutely any blows for the guy without any means of oversight since they're a single unit.

	==Fan Service or Lack Thereof==		==Fan Service or Lack Thereof==

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	*[[Lost and the Damned Creation Tables]]		*[[Lost and the Damned Creation Tables]]
			*[[Digganobz]]
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	[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]][[Category:Chaos]]		[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]][[Category:Chaos]]

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	The '''Lost and the Damned''' (alternatively Renegades and Heretics) are the various Chaos-following cultists, pirates, rebels, mutants, renegade [[Imperial Guard\|Guardsmen]], and so forth that are not [[Chaos Space Marines]] or [[Daemons]], but fight alongside them for the Dark Gods. They're mostly known for their fanaticism, disposability, and alternations between complete brilliance and mind-shattering idiocy (largely depending on the individual group). Most members of the Lost and the Damned are considered at least 50% as ballsy as their Imperial counterparts, which is fairly ballsy by [[Grimdark\|the standards of the 41st Millennium]].		The '''Lost and the Damned''' (alternatively Renegades and Heretics) are the various Chaos-following cultists, pirates, rebels, mutants, renegade [[Imperial Guard\|Guardsmen]], and so forth that are not [[Chaos Space Marines]] or [[Daemons]], but fight alongside them for the Dark Gods. They're mostly known for their fanaticism, disposability, and alternations between complete brilliance and mind-shattering idiocy (largely depending on the individual group). Most members of the Lost and the Damned are considered at least 50% as ballsy as their Imperial counterparts, which is fairly ballsy by [[Grimdark\|the standards of the 41st Millennium]].