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	'''Verminlords''' (or '''Vermin Lords''', the spelling has gone back and forth) are a [[Greater Daemon]] variant from [[Warhammer Fantasy]] and later [[Age of Sigmar]]. Unlike most Greater Daemons, Verminlords do not belong to the [[Daemon]] armies but rather the [[Skaven]] and represent the [[Horned Rat\|Horned Rat (later Great Horned Rat once he took Slaanesh's place in the Big Four)]], and so far comprise the only shown daemons of that god.		'''Verminlords''' (or '''Vermin Lords''', the spelling has gone back and forth) are a [[Greater Daemon]] variant from [[Warhammer Fantasy]] and later [[Age of Sigmar]]. Unlike most Greater Daemons, Verminlords do not belong to the [[Daemon]] armies but rather the [[Skaven]] and represent the [[Horned Rat\|Horned Rat (later Great Horned Rat once he took Slaanesh's place in the Big Four)]], and so far comprise the only shown daemons of that god.

	=Lore=		=Lore=
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	These guys were first introduced in 4th edition, where it was stated they are believed to be the reincarnated spirits of deceased Lords of Decay. Verminlords are feared even by the backstabbiest Skaven, to the point that even the most insane and egocentric of Grey Seers will not consider summoning one lightly (they tend to immediately impose their will on the surrounding ratfolk, killing and consuming a great deal and fucking up the local plotting). They are the embodiment of all the unpleasant qualities of the Skaven all rolled up into one, although most will embody one aspect over the others. Some of them are true Daemons brought into existence by their "father's" thoughts. Others are Skaven heroes who made such on impression on the horned rat that he decided to raise them to Daemonhood. Note to those wanting to buy something other than a Corruptor; they use the exact same kit.		These guys were first introduced in 4th edition, where it was stated they are believed to be the reincarnated spirits of deceased Lords of Decay. Verminlords are feared even by the backstabbiest Skaven, to the point that even the most insane and egocentric of Grey Seers will not consider summoning one lightly (they tend to immediately impose their will on the surrounding ratfolk, killing and consuming a great deal and fucking up the local plotting). They are the embodiment of all the unpleasant qualities of the Skaven all rolled up into one, although most will embody one aspect over the others. Some of them are true Daemons brought into existence by their "father's" thoughts. Others are Skaven heroes who made such on impression on the horned rat that he decided to raise them to Daemonhood. Note to those wanting to buy something other than a Corruptor; they use the exact same kit.

	Until [[End Times]] there was only one variant of Verminlord, but the death of Fantasy gave them a revamp by splitting them into four variants in [[White Dwarf]] #49. Oddly, three of the four are shitty rat-themed imitations of the [[Nurgle\|themes]] [[Khorne\|of other]] of [[Tzeentch\|Chaos Gods]]. The resemblance is so strong that we're not even going to tell you which is which, because we [[Mephet'ran\|trust you]] to be able to figure it out. Only the backstabby Verminlord Deceivers are not obviously themed the same flavor as one of the original Chaos Gods, and seem to be most strongly aligned with the Skaven themselves, leaving Slaanesh without a pathetic Skaven greater daemon impostor. This is <s>very strange</s> [[Just as Planned\|brilliant]] as Slaanesh becomes an elf sex toy in Age of Sigmar and is replaced by the Rat.		Until [[End Times]] there was only one variant of Verminlord, but the death of Fantasy gave them a revamp by splitting them into four variants in [[White Dwarf]] #49. Oddly, three of the four are shitty rat-themed imitations of the [[Nurgle\|themes]] [[Khorne\|of other]] of [[Tzeentch\|Chaos Gods]]. The resemblance is so strong that we're not even going to tell you which is which, because we [[Mephet'ran\|trust you]] to be able to figure it out. Only the backstabby Verminlord Deceivers are not obviously themed the same flavor as one of the original Chaos Gods, and seem to be most strongly aligned with the Skaven themselves, leaving Slaanesh without a pathetic Skaven greater daemon impostor. This is <s>very strange</s> [[Just as Planned\|brilliant]] as Slaanesh becomes an elf sex toy in Age of Sigmar and is replaced by the Rat.

	They also have a named character called [[Skreech Verminking]]. Now followed by Kratterklaw and Skewerax in AoS.		They also have a named character called [[Skreech Verminking]]. Now followed by Kratterklaw and Skewerax in AoS.

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	==Verminlord Warbringers==		==Verminlord Warbringers==
	Also called Tyrants of Battle and the Great Stabber-slicers. Representing the warlord Clans, they are pompous and act as if they are gods despite being the most common form of Verminlord. When they appear they do so theatrically, [[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure\|using light and smoke while striking poses and speaking in booming voices to announce their intent.]] Not surprisingly the warrior Skaven types idolize them, each seeking to emulate them. Predictably they are more blustery than actually delivering on threats, preferring to lead from behind while surrounded by the common Stormvermin like a lone warlord surrounded by ordinary rats. For a weapon they simply carry a spear and a simple Spike-fist. The named Warbringer is '''Kreeskuttle'''- Verminlord of the Warlord Clans		Also called Tyrants of Battle and the Great Stabber-slicers. Representing the warlord Clans, they are pompous and act as if they are gods despite being the most common form of Verminlord. When they appear they do so theatrically, [[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure\|using light and smoke while striking poses and speaking in booming voices to announce their intent.]] Not surprisingly the warrior Skaven types idolize them, each seeking to emulate them. Predictably they are more blustery than actually delivering on threats, preferring to lead from behind while surrounded by the common Stormvermin like a lone warlord surrounded by ordinary rats. For a weapon they simply carry a spear and a simple Spike-fist. The named Warbringer is '''Kreeskuttle'''- Verminlord of the Warlord Clans.
	[[File:Verminlord Warbringer.jpg\|thumb\|center\|400px\|A Warbringer.]]		[[File:Verminlord Warbringer.jpg\|thumb\|center\|400px\|A Warbringer.]]

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	Until [[End Times]] there was only one variant of Verminlord, but the death of Fantasy gave them a revamp by splitting them into four variants in [[White Dwarf]] #49. Oddly, three of the four are shitty rat-themed imitations of the [[Nurgle\|themes]] [[Khorne\|of other]] of [[Tzeentch\|Chaos Gods]]. The resemblance is so strong that we're not even going to tell you which is which, because we [[Mephet'ran\|trust you]] to be able to figure it out. Only the backstabby Verminlord Deceivers are not obviously themed the same flavor as one of the original Chaos Gods, and seem to be most strongly aligned with the Skaven themselves, leaving Slaanesh without a pathetic Skaven greater daemon impostor. This is <s>very strange</s> [[Just as Planned\|brilliant]] as Slaanesh becomes an elf sex toy in Age of Sigmar and is replaced by the Rat.		Until [[End Times]] there was only one variant of Verminlord, but the death of Fantasy gave them a revamp by splitting them into four variants in [[White Dwarf]] #49. Oddly, three of the four are shitty rat-themed imitations of the [[Nurgle\|themes]] [[Khorne\|of other]] of [[Tzeentch\|Chaos Gods]]. The resemblance is so strong that we're not even going to tell you which is which, because we [[Mephet'ran\|trust you]] to be able to figure it out. Only the backstabby Verminlord Deceivers are not obviously themed the same flavor as one of the original Chaos Gods, and seem to be most strongly aligned with the Skaven themselves, leaving Slaanesh without a pathetic Skaven greater daemon impostor. This is <s>very strange</s> [[Just as Planned\|brilliant]] as Slaanesh becomes an elf sex toy in Age of Sigmar and is replaced by the Rat.

	They also have a named character called [[Skreech Verminking]]. Now followed by Kratterklaw and Skewerax.		They also have a named character called [[Skreech Verminking]]. Now followed by Kratterklaw and Skewerax in AoS.

	==Verminlord Corruptors==		==Verminlord Corruptors==

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	Until [[End Times]] there was only one variant of Verminlord, but the death of Fantasy gave them a revamp by splitting them into four variants in [[White Dwarf]] #49. Oddly, three of the four are shitty rat-themed imitations of the [[Nurgle\|themes]] [[Khorne\|of other]] of [[Tzeentch\|Chaos Gods]]. The resemblance is so strong that we're not even going to tell you which is which, because we [[Mephet'ran\|trust you]] to be able to figure it out. Only the backstabby Verminlord Deceivers are not obviously themed the same flavor as one of the original Chaos Gods, and seem to be most strongly aligned with the Skaven themselves, leaving Slaanesh without a pathetic Skaven greater daemon impostor. This is <s>very strange</s> [[Just as Planned\|brilliant]] as Slaanesh becomes an elf sex toy in Age of Sigmar and is replaced by the Rat.		Until [[End Times]] there was only one variant of Verminlord, but the death of Fantasy gave them a revamp by splitting them into four variants in [[White Dwarf]] #49. Oddly, three of the four are shitty rat-themed imitations of the [[Nurgle\|themes]] [[Khorne\|of other]] of [[Tzeentch\|Chaos Gods]]. The resemblance is so strong that we're not even going to tell you which is which, because we [[Mephet'ran\|trust you]] to be able to figure it out. Only the backstabby Verminlord Deceivers are not obviously themed the same flavor as one of the original Chaos Gods, and seem to be most strongly aligned with the Skaven themselves, leaving Slaanesh without a pathetic Skaven greater daemon impostor. This is <s>very strange</s> [[Just as Planned\|brilliant]] as Slaanesh becomes an elf sex toy in Age of Sigmar and is replaced by the Rat.

	They also have a named character called [[Skreech Verminking]].		They also have a named character called [[Skreech Verminking]]. Now followed by Kratterklaw and Skewerax.

	==Verminlord Corruptors==		==Verminlord Corruptors==

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	[[File:Verminlord.jpg\|right\|thumb\|800px\|YOU MESS-MESS WITH THE WRONG-BAD NEIGHBORHOOD FUCKER-THING!]]		[[File:Verminlord.jpg\|right\|thumb\|800px\|YOU MESS-MESS WITH THE WRONG-BAD NEIGHBORHOOD FUCKER-THING!]]
	Verminlords are a [[Greater Daemon]] variant from [[Warhammer Fantasy]] and later [[Age of Sigmar]]. Unlike most Greater Daemons, Verminlords do not belong to the [[Daemon]] armies but rather the [[Skaven]] and represent the [[Horned Rat\|Horned Rat (later Great Horned Rat once he took Slaanesh's place in the Big Four)]], and so far comprise the only shown daemons of that god.		'''Verminlords''' (or '''Vermin Lords''', the spelling has gone back and forth) are a [[Greater Daemon]] variant from [[Warhammer Fantasy]] and later [[Age of Sigmar]]. Unlike most Greater Daemons, Verminlords do not belong to the [[Daemon]] armies but rather the [[Skaven]] and represent the [[Horned Rat\|Horned Rat (later Great Horned Rat once he took Slaanesh's place in the Big Four)]], and so far comprise the only shown daemons of that god.

	==Lore==		=Lore=
	Unlike the other Chaos Gods, either because he is weaker or because Games Workshop never bothered with expanding on the idea, the Horned Rat has only a single breed of Daemon, the Greater Daemon/[[Daemon Prince]]-like entities known as Verminlords.		Unlike the other Chaos Gods, either because he is weaker or because Games Workshop never bothered with expanding on the idea, the Horned Rat has only a single breed of Daemon, the Greater Daemon/[[Daemon Prince]]-like entities known as Verminlords.
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	Image:Exalted Verminlord.jpg\|The "Exalted Verminlord" [[Forgeworld]] variant, later known as the Warpgnaw Verminlord.		Image:Exalted Verminlord.jpg\|The "Exalted Verminlord" [[Forgeworld]] variant, later known as the Warpgnaw Verminlord.
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	~~First~~ introduced in 4th edition.		These guys were first introduced in 4th edition, where it was stated they are believed to be the reincarnated spirits of deceased Lords of Decay. Verminlords are feared even by the backstabbiest Skaven, to the point that even the most insane and egocentric of Grey Seers will not consider summoning one lightly (they tend to immediately impose their will on the surrounding ratfolk, killing and consuming a great deal and fucking up the local plotting). They are the embodiment of all the unpleasant qualities of the Skaven all rolled up into one, although most will embody one aspect over the others. Some of them are true Daemons brought into existence by their "father's" thoughts. Others are Skaven heroes who made such on impression on the horned rat that he decided to raise them to Daemonhood. Note to those wanting to buy something other than a Corruptor; they use the exact same kit.
	Verminlords are feared even by the backstabbiest Skaven, to the point that even the most insane and egocentric of Grey Seers will not consider summoning one lightly (they tend to immediately impose their will on the surrounding ratfolk, killing and consuming a great deal and fucking up the local plotting). They are the embodiment of all the unpleasant qualities of the Skaven all rolled up into one, although most will embody one aspect over the others. Some of them are true Daemons brought into existence by their "father's" thoughts. Others are Skaven heroes who made such on impression on the horned rat that he decided to raise them to Daemonhood. Note to those wanting to buy something other than a Corruptor; they use the exact same kit.

	Until [[End Times]] there was only one variant of Verminlord, but the death of Fantasy gave them a revamp by splitting them into four variants in [[White Dwarf]] #49. Oddly, three of the four are shitty rat-themed imitations of the [[Nurgle\|themes]] [[Khorne\|of other]] of [[Tzeentch\|Chaos Gods]]. The resemblance is so strong that we're not even going to tell you which is which, because we [[Mephet'ran\|trust you]] to be able to figure it out. Only the backstabby Verminlord Deceivers are not obviously themed the same flavor as one of the original Chaos Gods, and seem to be most strongly aligned with the Skaven themselves, leaving Slaanesh without a pathetic Skaven greater daemon impostor. This is <s>very strange</s> [[Just as Planned\|brilliant]] as Slaanesh becomes an elf sex toy in Age of Sigmar and is replaced by the Rat.		Until [[End Times]] there was only one variant of Verminlord, but the death of Fantasy gave them a revamp by splitting them into four variants in [[White Dwarf]] #49. Oddly, three of the four are shitty rat-themed imitations of the [[Nurgle\|themes]] [[Khorne\|of other]] of [[Tzeentch\|Chaos Gods]]. The resemblance is so strong that we're not even going to tell you which is which, because we [[Mephet'ran\|trust you]] to be able to figure it out. Only the backstabby Verminlord Deceivers are not obviously themed the same flavor as one of the original Chaos Gods, and seem to be most strongly aligned with the Skaven themselves, leaving Slaanesh without a pathetic Skaven greater daemon impostor. This is <s>very strange</s> [[Just as Planned\|brilliant]] as Slaanesh becomes an elf sex toy in Age of Sigmar and is replaced by the Rat.
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	They also have a named character called [[Skreech Verminking]].		They also have a named character called [[Skreech Verminking]].

	===Verminlord Corruptors===		==Verminlord Corruptors==
	Also known as Pestilent Reapers and the Cullers of Civilization. The least sneaky and impressive, representing the disease portfolio and representing the [[Clan Pestilens\|Pestilent Brotherhood Skaven Clans]]. Like the Plague Monks they are fearless and painless spreaders of misery. They cause plagues with a thought, are surrounded by parasites, and when they encounter an enemy not already dead from their presence they use weapons called Plaguereapers to cut them to pieces and leave to rot. They also use a spear, and have spellcasting ability. In Age of Sigmar, they actively seek to destroy all aspects of the Horned Rat that isn't the disease god worshipped by Pestilens, and thus hate every other Verminlord type for embodying different aspects of their god. The named Corruptor is '''Vermalanx the Poxlord'''- Verminlord of Clan Pestilen. [[Nurgle]] does approve of these toxic muthafuckas.		Also known as Pestilent Reapers and the Cullers of Civilization. The least sneaky and impressive, representing the disease portfolio and representing the [[Clan Pestilens\|Pestilent Brotherhood Skaven Clans]]. Like the Plague Monks they are fearless and painless spreaders of misery. They cause plagues with a thought, are surrounded by parasites, and when they encounter an enemy not already dead from their presence they use weapons called Plaguereapers to cut them to pieces and leave to rot. They also use a spear, and have spellcasting ability. In Age of Sigmar, they actively seek to destroy all aspects of the Horned Rat that isn't the disease god worshipped by Pestilens, and thus hate every other Verminlord type for embodying different aspects of their god. The named Corruptor is '''Vermalanx the Poxlord'''- Verminlord of Clan Pestilen. [[Nurgle]] does approve of these toxic muthafuckas.
	[[File:Verminlord Corruptor.jpg\|thumb\|center\|400px\|A Corruptor.]]		[[File:Verminlord Corruptor.jpg\|thumb\|center\|400px\|A Corruptor.]]

	===Verminlord Deceivers===		==Verminlord Deceivers==
	Called Lords of Assassins and The Shadows That Kill. Representing the [[Clan Eshin\|sneaky Skaven Clans]], they use [[Tzeentch\|trickery and madness to cause complex schemes]]. When they intend to assassinate they teleport within the frame of a second to throw throwing stars that entirely behead their enemies, teleporting in to redirect them until one long motion leaves a headless army (which is likely exaggeration because otherwise that would happen fucking constantly and there'd be no need for anything else in the GHR's armies). When they get into melee they use the Warpstiletto, a dagger the size of a human which delivers a venom so powerful it can [[Mary Sue\|kill anything]] regardless of its size (which, again, is a bit ridiculous). The named Deceiver is '''Lurklox - Master of Deception''' and Verminlord of Clan Eshin.		Called Lords of Assassins and The Shadows That Kill. Representing the [[Clan Eshin\|sneaky Skaven Clans]], they use [[Tzeentch\|trickery and madness to cause complex schemes]]. When they intend to assassinate they teleport within the frame of a second to throw throwing stars that entirely behead their enemies, teleporting in to redirect them until one long motion leaves a headless army (which is likely exaggeration because otherwise that would happen fucking constantly and there'd be no need for anything else in the GHR's armies). When they get into melee they use the Warpstiletto, a dagger the size of a human which delivers a venom so powerful it can [[Mary Sue\|kill anything]] regardless of its size (which, again, is a bit ridiculous). The named Deceiver is '''Lurklox - Master of Deception''' and Verminlord of Clan Eshin.
	[[File:Verminlord Deciever.jpg\|thumb\|center\|400px\|A Deceiver.]]		[[File:Verminlord Deciever.jpg\|thumb\|center\|400px\|A Deceiver.]]

	===Verminlord Warbringers===		==Verminlord Warbringers==
	Also called Tyrants of Battle and the Great Stabber-slicers. Representing the warlord Clans, they are pompous and act as if they are gods despite being the most common form of Verminlord. When they appear they do so theatrically, [[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure\|using light and smoke while striking poses and speaking in booming voices to announce their intent.]] Not surprisingly the warrior Skaven types idolize them, each seeking to emulate them. Predictably they are more blustery than actually delivering on threats, preferring to lead from behind while surrounded by the common Stormvermin like a lone warlord surrounded by ordinary rats. For a weapon they simply carry a spear and a simple Spike-fist. The named Warbringer is '''Kreeskuttle'''- Verminlord of the Warlord Clans		Also called Tyrants of Battle and the Great Stabber-slicers. Representing the warlord Clans, they are pompous and act as if they are gods despite being the most common form of Verminlord. When they appear they do so theatrically, [[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure\|using light and smoke while striking poses and speaking in booming voices to announce their intent.]] Not surprisingly the warrior Skaven types idolize them, each seeking to emulate them. Predictably they are more blustery than actually delivering on threats, preferring to lead from behind while surrounded by the common Stormvermin like a lone warlord surrounded by ordinary rats. For a weapon they simply carry a spear and a simple Spike-fist. The named Warbringer is '''Kreeskuttle'''- Verminlord of the Warlord Clans
	[[File:Verminlord Warbringer.jpg\|thumb\|center\|400px\|A Warbringer.]]		[[File:Verminlord Warbringer.jpg\|thumb\|center\|400px\|A Warbringer.]]

	===Verminlord Warpseers===		==Verminlord Warpseers==
	Called Lords Of Black Lightning and Great Manipulators. Basically just mini-Tzeentches, with the same ALLACCORDINGTOPLAN multitrack plotting that every similar character has. Representing the Grey Seers, they are the most powerful wizards among the Verminlords and carry a spear along with their Scry-orbs, magical spheres which show them all potential futures. They can throw these as a weapon, giving every vision to those who breathe in the fumes it releases and causing madness as a result. The named Warpseer is '''Soothgnawer'''- Verminlord of Clan Scruten. Warpseers are in turn wielded by gloating Bloodthirsters who grab them by their ridiculous horns and drag them around while these magic rats cry magic rat tears.		Called Lords Of Black Lightning and Great Manipulators. Basically just mini-Tzeentches, with the same ALLACCORDINGTOPLAN multitrack plotting that every similar character has. Representing the Grey Seers, they are the most powerful wizards among the Verminlords and carry a spear along with their Scry-orbs, magical spheres which show them all potential futures. They can throw these as a weapon, giving every vision to those who breathe in the fumes it releases and causing madness as a result. The named Warpseer is '''Soothgnawer'''- Verminlord of Clan Scruten. Warpseers are in turn wielded by gloating Bloodthirsters who grab them by their ridiculous horns and drag them around while these magic rats cry magic rat tears.
	[[File:Verminlord Warpseer.jpg\|thumb\|center\|400px\|A Warpseer.]]		[[File:Verminlord Warpseer.jpg\|thumb\|center\|400px\|A Warpseer.]]

	===Warpgnaw Verminlord===		==Warpgnaw Verminlord==
	A Verminlord type exclusive to Age of Sigmar, the Warpgnaw Verminlord is able to create Gnawholes, interdimensional tunnels through which the Skaven travel the realms, and they claim they were the first to teach the Skaven how to use them. They have spent so much time inside these gnawholes that they have gone out of sync with reality, giving them a chance to have enemy weapons phase through them. When the servants of the Horned Rat swarm, it is often these abominations that take the lead. They wield polearms called gnaw-glaives. They resemble the closest to the classical Verminlord model.		A Verminlord type exclusive to Age of Sigmar, the Warpgnaw Verminlord is able to create Gnawholes, interdimensional tunnels through which the Skaven travel the realms, and they claim they were the first to teach the Skaven how to use them. They have spent so much time inside these gnawholes that they have gone out of sync with reality, giving them a chance to have enemy weapons phase through them. When the servants of the Horned Rat swarm, it is often these abominations that take the lead. They wield polearms called gnaw-glaives. They resemble the closest to the classical Verminlord model.
	[[File:Warpgnaw_Verminlord.PNG\|thumb\|center\|400px\|A Warpgnaw.]]		[[File:Warpgnaw_Verminlord.PNG\|thumb\|center\|400px\|A Warpgnaw.]]

	==Crunch==		=Crunch=
	===Warhammer Fantasy===		==Warhammer Fantasy==
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			When they debuted in the 4th edition Skaven army book, having not been present in the 3e Warhammer Armies [[splatbook]] where the Skaven debuted, Vermin Lords were simple creatures; costing 600 points, they had Movement 8, Weapon Skill 8, Ballistic Skill 8, Strength 8, Toughness 7, Wounds 7, Initiative 10, Attacks 8 and Leadership 10. They couldn't, however, take any gear apart from their signature Doom Glaive, a magic weapon that causes D3 Wounds on a hit. They had the special rules Greater Daemon (4+ daemonic aura save) and Cause Terror, and were level 4 Magic Users who could use all spells from the Skaven spell deck, including those normally restricted to Grey Seers. They were considered "Characters" under the rules of this edition.

			Like the Skaven themselves, Vermin Lords technically didn't appear in 5th edition, as there was no Skaven army book released for that edition. Instead, they were stuck waiting for Ravening Hordes, the "get you by" book that sat on the cusp of 5th and 6th edition. In this iteration, their stats were Movement 8, Weapon Skill 8, Ballistic Skill 0, Strength 6, Toughness 6, Wounds 6, Initiative 10, Attacks 6 and Leadership 10. They were Large Targets, Caused Terror, and were Daemons. They had the spellcasting abilities of Level 4 Wizards, had a 4+ Armor Save, and wielded Doom Glaves, which were magic weapons that caused D3 Wounds on a hit. They couldn't take extra magic items, join the unit, or be the army's general. This iteration cost 475 points and used up a Lord slot and a Hero slot.

			As with most of the Skaven "characters", Vermin Lords didn't make it into the 6th edition Skaven army book - instead, you had to either wait for them to make it into Citadel Journal, or look them up on GW's website of the edition. This iteration of the Vermin Lord is almost identical to its Ravening Hordes counterpart, save for dropping 1 Leadership (so from Ld 10 to Ld 9). It's a 0-1 character that takes up a Lord, Hero and ''Rare'' army slot, costs 650 points, and has the following special rules:
			::Daemonic (Instability, 5+ Daemonic Aura)
			::Immune to Psychology
			::Cause Terror
			::Stands Alone: A Vermin Lord can't join units.
			::Horned Rat Incarnate: A Vermin Lord ''must'' be your Army's General if taken, and all friendly Skaven units with a model within 6" of a Vermin Lord are Immune to Psychology.
			::Doom Glaive: A Vermin Lord's attacks ignore armor saves.
			::Spellcaster: A Vermin Lord is a Level 4 [[Wizard]] who uses the Skaven Magic spell list, though it has no Warpstone Tokens.

			After this, Vermin Lords disappeared from all subsequent Skaven Army Books, only returning as part of [[The End Times]].

	8.5 Verminlords all cost 500 points and have Movement 8, Weapon Skill 8, Ballistic Skill 8, Strength 6, Toughness 6, Wounds 6, Initiative 10, Attacks 5 and Leadership 8. The exception is the Warbringer, who costs 550 points and has Attacks 6. They share the following special rules:		8.5 Verminlords all cost 500 points and have Movement 8, Weapon Skill 8, Ballistic Skill 8, Strength 6, Toughness 6, Wounds 6, Initiative 10, Attacks 5 and Leadership 8. The exception is the Warbringer, who costs 550 points and has Attacks 6. They share the following special rules:
	* Immune to Psychology		* Immune to Psychology
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	[[File:Verminlord.jpg\|right\|thumb\|800px\|YOU MESS MESS WITH THE WRONG ~~WRONG~~ NEIGHBORHOOD FUCKER ~~FUCKER~~!]]		[[File:Verminlord.jpg\|right\|thumb\|800px\|YOU MESS-MESS WITH THE WRONG-BAD NEIGHBORHOOD FUCKER-THING!]]
	Verminlords are a [[Greater Daemon]] variant from [[Warhammer Fantasy]] and later [[Age of Sigmar]]. Unlike most Greater Daemons, Verminlords do not belong to the [[Daemon]] armies but rather the [[Skaven]] and represent the [[Horned Rat\|Horned Rat (later Great Horned Rat once he took Slaanesh's place in the Big Four)]], and so far comprise the only shown daemons of that god.		Verminlords are a [[Greater Daemon]] variant from [[Warhammer Fantasy]] and later [[Age of Sigmar]]. Unlike most Greater Daemons, Verminlords do not belong to the [[Daemon]] armies but rather the [[Skaven]] and represent the [[Horned Rat\|Horned Rat (later Great Horned Rat once he took Slaanesh's place in the Big Four)]], and so far comprise the only shown daemons of that god.

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	[[File:Vl3.jpg\|350px\|right\|thumb\|My horns horns are ''absolutely'' fabulous fabulous! ~~(Note the [[Necron Overlord\|resurrection orb lookalike]] that he is holding? [[Necron]] connection? Coincidence? Hmmm...)~~]]		[[File:Vl3.jpg\|350px\|right\|thumb\|My horns horns are ''absolutely'' fabulous fabulous!]]
	8.5 Verminlords all cost 500 points and have Movement 8, Weapon Skill 8, Ballistic Skill 8, Strength 6, Toughness 6, Wounds 6, Initiative 10, Attacks 5 and Leadership 8. The exception is the Warbringer, who costs 550 points and has Attacks 6. They share the following special rules:		8.5 Verminlords all cost 500 points and have Movement 8, Weapon Skill 8, Ballistic Skill 8, Strength 6, Toughness 6, Wounds 6, Initiative 10, Attacks 5 and Leadership 8. The exception is the Warbringer, who costs 550 points and has Attacks 6. They share the following special rules:
	* Immune to Psychology		* Immune to Psychology