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Cons: Heralds and Exalted Daemons are available as Lord now

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	===Cons===		===Cons===
	*'''Lack of Specialization''': The downside to trying to appease all the gods at once is you don't get quite as good in any one department as going Monogod. Khorne will outfight you, Tzeentch will outmagic you, Nurgle will outlast you and Slaanesh will outrun you. Add on to the fact that you don't get any of the ~~Exalted Greater Daemons or~~ Mortals in multiplayer (and must specially recruit them in single player) and you can feel how much they outweigh you in certain ways. If you only want to play one playstyle, you'd be better off with Monogods.		*'''Lack of Specialization''': The downside to trying to appease all the gods at once is you don't get quite as good in any one department as going Monogod. Khorne will outfight you, Tzeentch will outmagic you, Nurgle will outlast you and Slaanesh will outrun you. Add on to the fact that you don't get any of the Mortals in multiplayer (and must specially recruit them in single player) and you can feel how much they outweigh you in certain ways. If you only want to play one playstyle, you'd be better off with Monogods.

	*'''Lack of Armor''': Evidently armour is hard to come by in the Realm of Chaos. Aside from a few options (mainly from Khorne), armour values are pretty low, so missiles might be a bit of a problem if you can't shut them down.		*'''Lack of Armor''': Evidently armour is hard to come by in the Realm of Chaos. Aside from a few options (mainly from Khorne and Soul Grinders), armour values are pretty low, so missiles might be a bit of a problem if you can't shut them down.

	*'''Expensive''': As is the trend with factions that have a ton of high quality stuff, price points might be a bit high. While you do have some chaff in the form of Nurglings and Blue Horrors, expect to go into most fights outnumbered.		*'''Expensive''': As is the trend with factions that have a ton of high quality stuff, price points might be a bit high. While you do have some chaff in the form of Nurglings and Blue Horrors, expect to go into most fights outnumbered.

	*'''Multiplayer limitations''': This isn't as much of an issue in campaign, but your multiplayer battle armies are Daemon only clubs. No mortals need apply. This really bites, since you miss out on cultist heroes and their in-battle summoning + exclusive lores of magic. And now that the Champions of Chaos DLC is out, you also miss out on the various flavors of marauders and chaos warriors that every chaos faction but you get~~. Also, Daemon Princes are your only lord choice, which is going to cause problems if you go up against a faction that's good at sniping big single entity monsters~~.		*'''Multiplayer limitations''': This isn't as much of an issue in campaign, but your multiplayer battle armies are Daemon only clubs. No mortals need apply. This really bites, since you miss out on cultist heroes and their in-battle summoning + exclusive lores of magic. And now that the Champions of Chaos DLC is out, you also miss out on the various flavors of marauders and chaos warriors that every chaos faction but you get.

	*'''Hard as FUCK''': You are a Daemon, so every single mortal hates you and is at war with you the moment they see you. Unlike the other Daemon Legendary Lords who get some breathing room by starting either surrounded by daemons (Skarband and N'kari) or at war with just one mortal faction (Kairos and Ku'gath), you start at war with an Empire province, Kislev, Wood Elves, ''and'' Dwarfs, who are all pretty close to boot. So look forward to stack after stack being sent after you as soon as you meet any of them! Your only respite is with the Norscans and the Beastmen, who you can mercifully talk with. (As of 1.3 however, the Anti player bias has been worked on some. You are less likely to face attacks as often, but still keep your guard up.) This is only a problem in the Realm of Chaos campaign, immortal empires placed Daniel north of Troll Country where Boris is the only order faction that might give him trouble.		*'''Hard as FUCK''': You are a Daemon, so every single mortal hates you and is at war with you the moment they see you. Unlike the other Daemon Legendary Lords who get some breathing room by starting either surrounded by daemons (Skarband and N'kari) or at war with just one mortal faction (Kairos and Ku'gath), you start at war with an Empire province, Kislev, Wood Elves, ''and'' Dwarfs, who are all pretty close to boot. So look forward to stack after stack being sent after you as soon as you meet any of them! Your only respite is with the Norscans and the Beastmen, who you can mercifully talk with. (As of 1.3 however, the Anti player bias has been worked on some. You are less likely to face attacks as often, but still keep your guard up.) This is only a problem in the Realm of Chaos campaign, immortal empires placed Daniel north of Troll Country where Boris is the only order faction that might give him trouble.

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Multiplayer Strategies

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	*'''Daemons of Chaos''': Everything you can do they can do. This mirror matchup can be very tricky to plan for. Bring a relatively balanced roster and try to pick apart your foe by targeting their daemon's respective weaknesses.		*'''Daemons of Chaos''': Everything you can do they can do. This mirror matchup can be very tricky to plan for. Bring a relatively balanced roster and try to pick apart your foe by targeting their daemon's respective weaknesses.

			*'''[[Total_War_Warhammer/Tactics/Chaos_Dwarves\| Chaos Dwarfs]]''':

	*'''[[Total War Warhammer/Tactics/Warriors of Chaos\| Warriors of Chaos]]''': Slaanesh daemons. The slow, cumbersome warriors of Chaos are known for their armor and few other daemons are better suited to tearing through such things. Tzeentch daemons wouldn't go amiss here for skirmishing potential and Nurgle Daemons are useful for sponging some of the punishment grindfests can deal out to your squishier Slaanesh/Tzeentch units. Khorne can do well here as well, though Slaanesh's units will be a bit more efficient at chewing through the majority of the WoC roster.		*'''[[Total War Warhammer/Tactics/Warriors of Chaos\| Warriors of Chaos]]''': Slaanesh daemons. The slow, cumbersome warriors of Chaos are known for their armor and few other daemons are better suited to tearing through such things. Tzeentch daemons wouldn't go amiss here for skirmishing potential and Nurgle Daemons are useful for sponging some of the punishment grindfests can deal out to your squishier Slaanesh/Tzeentch units. Khorne can do well here as well, though Slaanesh's units will be a bit more efficient at chewing through the majority of the WoC roster.

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Campaign Strategies

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	Early on, you will get a mission to take the Bay of Blades, just ignore this. Taking the settlement will make you discover Laurelorn Forest, which is a bad idea unless you fancy being invaded by Wood Elves.		Early on, you will get a mission to take the Bay of Blades, just ignore this. Taking the settlement will make you discover Laurelorn Forest, which is a bad idea unless you fancy being invaded by Wood Elves.

	When building armies don't be overwhelmed by your giant roster, try to focus on using the best units from each faction and focus on synergy between units, use strategies that work for the monogod factions and then think which other units synergize. For example, Bloodletters or Khorne Chaos Warriors are amazing main troops that have great killing power and decent/good survivability, good support options are from Slaanesh (fast flankers with access to poison) to do hammer and anvil tactics, Nurgle (flanking flying units both with poison) and Tzeentch (Pink Horrors for ranged fire or Flamers) Warpflame makes them weaker to fire damage so boosts the Bloodletters' flaming attacks. Find units that work then support them. ~~dont~~ try to do everything at once.		When building armies don't be overwhelmed by your giant roster, try to focus on using the best units from each faction and focus on synergy between units, use strategies that work for the monogod factions and then think which other units synergize. For example, Bloodletters or Khorne Chaos Warriors are amazing main troops that have great killing power and decent/good survivability, good support options are from Slaanesh (fast flankers with access to poison) to do hammer and anvil tactics, Nurgle (flanking flying units both with poison) and Tzeentch (Pink Horrors for ranged fire or Flamers) Warpflame makes them weaker to fire damage so boosts the Bloodletters' flaming attacks. Find units that work then support them. Don't try to do everything at once.

	In campaign try to always have a few key abilities in your armies 1. ~~units~~ with '''poison''' like from ~~nurgle~~ or ~~slaanesh~~ to debuff the enemy, 2. a source of '''healing''' (so a ~~nurgle~~ lord/herald with the locus or ~~lore~~ of ~~nurgle~~.), 3. '''anti-large''' (lots of ~~soul grinders~~ late game you'll need to kill. 4. ~~some~~ '''ranged or artillery''' (lot of campiagn fights are easy to cheese by camping near towers with ranged units), 5. '''hero's''' ( you get a lot of gear from all the fighting you'll do and properly leveled and geared hero's are extremely strong, plus provide army buffs from locus abilities.		In campaign try to always have a few key abilities in your armies 1. Units with '''poison''' like from Nurgle or Slaanesh to debuff the enemy, 2. A source of '''healing''' (so a Nurgle lord/herald with the locus or Lore of Nurgle.), 3. '''anti-large''' (lots of Soul Grinders late game you'll need to kill. 4. Some '''ranged or artillery''' (lot of campiagn fights are easy to cheese by camping near towers with ranged units), 5. '''hero's''' ( you get a lot of gear from all the fighting you'll do and properly leveled and geared hero's are extremely strong, plus provide army buffs from locus abilities.

	When choosing how to allocate Glory, some things to prioritize early might be wings from Nurgle, tails from Khorne/Tzeentch and the first head from Khorne. This combination lets Daniel regen in melee and provides him two Mortis Engine effects. Other than that, the first bonus mechanic to unlock should be switchable plagues from Nurgle, one of them lets you vanguard deploy your whole army like you're Vlad.		When choosing how to allocate Glory, some things to prioritize early might be wings from Nurgle, tails from Khorne/Tzeentch and the first head from Khorne. This combination lets Daniel regen in melee and provides him two Mortis Engine effects. Other than that, the first bonus mechanic to unlock should be switchable plagues from Nurgle, one of them lets you vanguard deploy your whole army like you're Vlad.

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	*'''Lord of Change''' In a recent patch all greater demons (except Bloodthirsters) received single use of 2 basic spells from their demonic lore's as bound spells instead of being a mediocre caster with no skill tree like they were previously and the tech tree of the monogod factions can expand this to 2 uses of every lore's spells for free, which is amazing. It is a decent monster in melee, though don't expect it to go toe to toe with a Bloodthirster any time soon. With free uses of damage spells and a regening barrier they are amazing for wearing down enemies with hit and run attacks, charge them in then pull out when barrier is about to break. Undivided does not have the ability to expand their spell access so you are limited to one cast each of the two starting spells. Meaning that you cannot get nearly as many free spells from greater demons as a monogod army.		*'''Lord of Change''' In a recent patch all greater demons (except Bloodthirsters) received single use of 2 basic spells from their demonic lore's as bound spells instead of being a mediocre caster with no skill tree like they were previously and the tech tree of the monogod factions can expand this to 2 uses of every lore's spells for free, which is amazing. It is a decent monster in melee, though don't expect it to go toe to toe with a Bloodthirster any time soon. With free uses of damage spells and a regening barrier they are amazing for wearing down enemies with hit and run attacks, charge them in then pull out when barrier is about to break. Undivided does not have the ability to expand their spell access so you are limited to one cast each of the two starting spells. Meaning that you cannot get nearly as many free spells from greater demons as a monogod army.

	*'''Bloodthirster''': The smaller, more accessible version of its Exalted cousin. It trades a lot of the scary combat stats in return for Anti Large, making it more of a dedicated monster fighter. Aside from that, it functions as a cheaper version of the Exalted lord version. tough, deadly, fast, probably the easiest greater demon to use for undivided, and with a Nurgle herald healing will never die. The only greater demon that didn't benefit from the bound spell update since they ~~dont~~ cast spells.		*'''Bloodthirster''': The smaller, more accessible version of its Exalted cousin. It trades a lot of the scary combat stats in return for Anti Large, making it more of a dedicated monster fighter. Aside from that, it functions as a cheaper version of the Exalted lord version. tough, deadly, fast, probably the easiest greater demon to use for undivided, and with a Nurgle herald healing will never die. The only greater demon that didn't benefit from the bound spell update since they don't cast spells.

	*'''Rotflies''': Riderless Rotflies. They appear to be melee only, using their flight speed and armour piercing to harass enemy back lines.		*'''Rotflies''': Riderless Rotflies. They appear to be melee only, using their flight speed and armour piercing to harass enemy back lines.
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	*'''Great Unclean One''': Nurgle's big bulbous boys of mass and rot capable of withstanding the blast from a hell cannon and shrug it off. These jolly green giants are casters of the lore of Nurgle and the massive swords they wield can shear through armour. like lords of change they aren't as useful in undivided as they are for pure Nurgle due to lacking some powerful tech buffs and they cant keep up with many faster units you're likely to use in an undivided force. highly vulnerable to ranged and low maneuverability. probably skip, a Nurgle soul grinder is much more versatile and can play a similar role.		*'''Great Unclean One''': Nurgle's big bulbous boys of mass and rot capable of withstanding the blast from a hell cannon and shrug it off. These jolly green giants are casters of the lore of Nurgle and the massive swords they wield can shear through armour. like lords of change they aren't as useful in undivided as they are for pure Nurgle due to lacking some powerful tech buffs and they cant keep up with many faster units you're likely to use in an undivided force. highly vulnerable to ranged and low maneuverability. probably skip, a Nurgle soul grinder is much more versatile and can play a similar role.

	*'''Keeper of Secrets:''' Slaanesh's Greater Daemon unit is fast, has lots of weapon strength and armor piercing, as well as Blissful Rapture, Devastating Flanker, and Strider. Can cast two bound spells from the Lore of Slaanesh: Lash of Slaanesh and Acquiescence. Will likely be a powerful duelist character but will struggle with dealing with hordes compared to the other Greater Daemons. Probably more powerful for undivided than for pure Slaanesh because while they ~~dont~~ have the same tech buffs they can be healed by Nurgle heralds which can pretty much eliminates their relative fragileness. great flankers and duelists. You need to use their speed, mass, and devastating flanker ability to hit and run targets for best affect.		*'''Keeper of Secrets:''' Slaanesh's Greater Daemon unit is fast, has lots of weapon strength and armor piercing, as well as Blissful Rapture, Devastating Flanker, and Strider. Can cast two bound spells from the Lore of Slaanesh: Lash of Slaanesh and Acquiescence. Will likely be a powerful duelist character but will struggle with dealing with hordes compared to the other Greater Daemons. Probably more powerful for undivided than for pure Slaanesh because while they don't have the same tech buffs they can be healed by Nurgle heralds which can pretty much eliminates their relative fragileness. great flankers and duelists. You need to use their speed, mass, and devastating flanker ability to hit and run targets for best affect.

	===Artillery===		===Artillery===

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	*'''Bloodreaper''': He appears to be a combat/support character for going around murdering groups of infantry while also giving offensive buffs to your units. He can ride both a Juggernaut and a Blood Throne, making him a strong mobile threat. With AP and anti infantry he's a scary melee character that can also give other units a helping hand. Has an ability that gives 66% spell resistance to nearby allies, so a useful against magic heavy armies like Tzeentch or the Vampire Counts. or you can pick a locus to boost weapon damage or melee attack. Amusingly every single skill in his combat tree boosts weapon damage in addition to a secondary stat. They get insane weapon damage leveled and equipped with good gear.		*'''Bloodreaper''': He appears to be a combat/support character for going around murdering groups of infantry while also giving offensive buffs to your units. He can ride both a Juggernaut and a Blood Throne, making him a strong mobile threat. With AP and anti infantry he's a scary melee character that can also give other units a helping hand. Has an ability that gives 66% spell resistance to nearby allies, so a useful against magic heavy armies like Tzeentch or the Vampire Counts. or you can pick a locus to boost weapon damage or melee attack. Amusingly every single skill in his combat tree boosts weapon damage in addition to a secondary stat. They get insane weapon damage leveled and equipped with good gear.

	*'''Iridescent Horror''': A more dedicated wizard hero, and also your only ranged hero. They have some Loci abilities that allow them to buff troops in combat without using magic. They come with the Lores of Metal and Tzeentch and can mount up on a Disk and a Burning Chariot. On the chariot he comes with a missile attack, allowing him to be pretty decent at kiting enemies. ~~lore~~ options aren't great but they can get a very powerful winds recharge skill to act as a winds battery if you ~~dont~~ want to use their own spells.		*'''Iridescent Horror''': A more dedicated wizard hero, and also your only ranged hero. They have some Loci abilities that allow them to buff troops in combat without using magic. They come with the Lores of Metal and Tzeentch and can mount up on a Disk and a Burning Chariot. On the chariot he comes with a missile attack, allowing him to be pretty decent at kiting enemies. Lore options aren't great but they can get a very powerful winds recharge skill to act as a winds battery if you don't want to use their own spells.

	*'''Plagueridden''': Another hybrid hero with the Lore of Nurgle/Death and a lot more survivable in melee than the Alluress. Can be mounted on a Rot Fly or Palanquin of Nurgle. ~~locus~~ can do damage over time, or heal. Possibly the most useful ~~lore~~ options for many army setups as both ~~death~~ and ~~nurgle~~ are great, if using monsters then the ~~nurgle~~ AOE heal is amazing. ~~spirit~~ leech always great too on any flying mage. like all ~~nurgle~~ applies poison.		*'''Plagueridden''': Another hybrid hero with the Lore of Nurgle/Death and a lot more survivable in melee than the Alluress. Can be mounted on a Rot Fly or Palanquin of Nurgle. Locus can do damage over time, or heal. Possibly the most useful Lore options for many army setups as both Death and Nurgle are great, if using monsters then the Nurgle AOE heal is amazing. Spirit leech always great too on any flying mage. like all Nurgle applies poison.

	==Units==		==Units==

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	*'''Daemon Prince Undivided''':		*'''Daemon Prince Undivided''':

	*'''Daemon Prince of Khorne''':		*'''Daemon Prince of Khorne''':

	*'''Herald of Khorne''': A melee focused lord who can be mounted on a Bloodcrusher or Blood Throne and has various AoE buffing abilities that boost the killiness of nearby units. - can be leveled into an exalted bloodthirsty at level 15		*'''Herald of Khorne''': A melee focused lord who can be mounted on a Bloodcrusher or Blood Throne and has various AoE buffing abilities that boost the killiness of nearby units. - can be leveled into an exalted bloodthirsty at level 15

	*'''Daemon Prince of Nurgle''':		*'''Daemon Prince of Nurgle''':

	*'''Herald of Nurgle''': A slow and tanky hybrid lord with either the Lore of Death or the Lore of Nurgle. Can be mounted on a Rot Fly or a Palanquin of Nurgle.- can turn to an exalted great unclean one at level 15- but I ~~dont~~ recommend it, honestly a flying spellcaster is probably more useful than a GUO.		*'''Herald of Nurgle''': A slow and tanky hybrid lord with either the Lore of Death or the Lore of Nurgle. Can be mounted on a Rot Fly or a Palanquin of Nurgle.- can turn to an exalted great unclean one at level 15- but I don't recommend it, honestly a flying spellcaster is probably more useful than a GUO.

	*'''Daemon Prince of Tzeentch''':		*'''Daemon Prince of Tzeentch''':

	*'''Herald of Tzeentch''': A dedicated caster lord with access to either the Lore of Metal or the Lore of Tzeentch. Can be mounted on a Disc of Tzeentch or a Burning Chariot, both of which give him added range attacks. - level 15 turn into lord of change option		*'''Herald of Tzeentch''': A dedicated caster lord with access to either the Lore of Metal or the Lore of Tzeentch. Can be mounted on a Disc of Tzeentch or a Burning Chariot, both of which give him added range attacks. - level 15 turn into lord of change option.

	*'''Daemon Prince of Slaanesh''':		*'''Daemon Prince of Slaanesh''':

	*'''Herald of Slaanesh''': A fast and deadly hybrid lord with either the Lore of Slaanesh or the Lore of Shadows. Can be mounted on a Steed of Slaanesh, Seeker Chariot, or Exalted Seeker Chariot. Has the Devastating Flanker ability, as well as Loci buffs for nearby units. - level 15 turn in ~~exalted keeper~~ of ~~secrets~~		*'''Herald of Slaanesh''': A fast and deadly hybrid lord with either the Lore of Slaanesh or the Lore of Shadows. Can be mounted on a Steed of Slaanesh, Seeker Chariot, or Exalted Seeker Chariot. Has the Devastating Flanker ability, as well as Loci buffs for nearby units. - level 15 turn in Exalted Keeper of Secrets

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Legendary Lords

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	===Legendary Lords===		===Legendary Lords===
	*'''[[God-Slayer]]:''' Customisable daemonic version of Lich King. You can customize not just the look, but the playstyle of him depending on which Chaos God (or Gods) you decide to worship. Looks alone aren't everything though. Each item you can customize also impacts the God-Slayer's stats and abilities. Should you take the Chaos Undivided route, you get access to the entire roster of all 4 gods (there seems to be a myth floating around that you don’t get certain units, that’s untrue, you get the entire roster for every god as undivided) to form the rank and file of your armies. What you lack in specialization you more than make up for in versatility. Keep in mind your tech boosts are not as strong at boosting some units as a monogod faction can be. Dedication to a specific god gives fairly minor benefits compared to just going undivided, as you still get access to tons of god gifts for all 4 gods. Think carefully before dedicating to only one, because you still ~~dont~~ have the faction specific techs the monogod factions do.		*'''[[God-Slayer]]:''' Customisable daemonic version of Lich King. You can customize not just the look, but the playstyle of him depending on which Chaos God (or Gods) you decide to worship. Looks alone aren't everything though. Each item you can customize also impacts the God-Slayer's stats and abilities. Should you take the Chaos Undivided route, you get access to the entire roster of all 4 gods (there seems to be a myth floating around that you don’t get certain units, that’s untrue, you get the entire roster for every god as undivided) to form the rank and file of your armies. What you lack in specialization you more than make up for in versatility. Keep in mind your tech boosts are not as strong at boosting some units as a monogod faction can be. Dedication to a specific god gives fairly minor benefits compared to just going undivided, as you still get access to tons of god gifts for all 4 gods. Think carefully before dedicating to only one, because you still don't have the faction specific techs the monogod factions do.

	:Be warned that he isn't very strong in raw stats unless you build in a specific direction, and because he has no skill tree he makes a mediocre caster unless you go full dedicated Tzeentch, and even then a hero is probably a better dedicated caster. Sadly, as fun as it is to mix and match in theory, practically speaking you really want to focus on one area with your parts and stick to it if you expect him to compete with other lords. As a default I recommend mostly khorne if you want high durability and melee power (strangely khorne parts tend to make you tougher than nurgle parts). The nurgle wings and khorne/tzeentch tails which cause DOT in melee are particularly good.		:Be warned that he isn't very strong in raw stats unless you build in a specific direction, and because he has no skill tree he makes a mediocre caster unless you go full dedicated Tzeentch, and even then a hero is probably a better dedicated caster. Sadly, as fun as it is to mix and match in theory, practically speaking you really want to focus on one area with your parts and stick to it if you expect him to compete with other lords. As a default I recommend mostly khorne if you want high durability and melee power (strangely khorne parts tend to make you tougher than nurgle parts). The nurgle wings and khorne/tzeentch tails which cause DOT in melee are particularly good.

	*'''[[Be'lakor]]:''' He can be unlocked in campaign and custom battle by beating the single player campaign. However, he will be part of the Warriors of Chaos faction when Immortal Empires launches		*'''[[Be'lakor]]:''' He can be unlocked in campaign and custom battle by beating the single player campaign. However, he will be part of the Warriors of Chaos faction when Immortal Empires launches.
	And in Immortal Empires he works a bit differently than Daniël.		And in Immortal Empires he works a bit differently than Daniël.
	While having access to most of the same units and systems ~~daniel~~ does Be'lakor has additional mechanics and systems ~~daniel~~ doesn't, the biggest note to make about his campaign is the 'daemon prince' system as in theory he has the ability after attacking a lord with an army or agent to inflict them with a debuff that after 10 turns turns them into a daemon prince that you can recruit and depending on the lords faction gives unique traits. However in practise the AI usually either switches out the lord or gets them killed so unless you can guarantee the suvival of an ENEMY lord for 10 entire turns the daemon prince lords are hard to come by		While having access to most of the same units and systems Daniel does Be'lakor has additional mechanics and systems Daniel doesn't, the biggest note to make about his campaign is the 'daemon prince' system as in theory he has the ability after attacking a lord with an army or agent to inflict them with a debuff that after 10 turns turns them into a daemon prince that you can recruit and depending on the lords faction gives unique traits. However in practise the AI usually either switches out the lord or gets them killed so unless you can guarantee the suvival of an ENEMY lord for 10 entire turns the daemon prince lords are hard to come by.

	===Generic Lords===		===Generic Lords===

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Lords

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	*'''[[Be'lakor]]:''' He can be unlocked in campaign and custom battle by beating the single player campaign. However, he will be part of the Warriors of Chaos faction when Immortal Empires launches		*'''[[Be'lakor]]:''' He can be unlocked in campaign and custom battle by beating the single player campaign. However, he will be part of the Warriors of Chaos faction when Immortal Empires launches
	And in ~~immortal empires~~ he works a bit differently than ~~daniel~~.		And in Immortal Empires he works a bit differently than Daniël.
	While having access to most of the same units and systems daniel does Be'lakor has additional mechanics and systems daniel doesn't, the biggest note to make about his campaign is the 'daemon prince' system as in theory he has the ability after attacking a lord with an army or agent to inflict them with a debuff that after 10 turns turns them into a daemon prince that you can recruit and depending on the lords faction gives unique traits. However in practise the AI usually either switches out the lord or gets them killed so unless you can guarantee the suvival of an ENEMY lord for 10 entire turns the daemon prince lords are hard to come by		While having access to most of the same units and systems daniel does Be'lakor has additional mechanics and systems daniel doesn't, the biggest note to make about his campaign is the 'daemon prince' system as in theory he has the ability after attacking a lord with an army or agent to inflict them with a debuff that after 10 turns turns them into a daemon prince that you can recruit and depending on the lords faction gives unique traits. However in practise the AI usually either switches out the lord or gets them killed so unless you can guarantee the suvival of an ENEMY lord for 10 entire turns the daemon prince lords are hard to come by