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	*'''Eminent Daemonette''': A Daemonette with +1A and Magic Weapons. Kit like a footslogging Alluress.		*'''Eminent Daemonette''': A Daemonette with +1A and Magic Weapons. Kit like a footslogging Alluress.

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	The Daemons stand at a curious position with the Heralds of Ruin setup, mainly because of how many ways they can circumvent the rules normally in the main game. While some of them (like Warp Storms) have left making things far less random for those who play, other losses (like the Heralds of Chaos 4-in-1 rule and the larger weapons) do more harm to the daemons, identifying them as a much ~~ore~~ fragile force than before, sometimes even ~~moreso~~ then the Eldar.		The Daemons stand at a curious position with the Heralds of Ruin setup, mainly because of how many ways they can circumvent the rules normally in the main game. While some of them (like Warp Storms) have left making things far less random for those who play, other losses (like the Heralds of Chaos 4-in-1 rule and the larger weapons) do more harm to the daemons, identifying them as a much more fragile force than before, sometimes even more so then the Eldar.

	==Rules==		==Rules==

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	*'''Allure of Slaanesh''': Anything this model charges must test Ld or lose -1 Attack.		*'''Allure of Slaanesh''': Anything this model charges must test Ld or lose -1 Attack.

	~~==FOC==~~
	*1 Leader
	*1-25 Core
	*0-3 Special

	~~== Wargear ==~~

	===Leaders Only===		===Leaders Only===
	*'''Warp Coalescence''': A one-time ability that grants d6 unengaged Daemons on your side to teleport within 6" of your user. For a Khorne army, this is a major blessing as it'll give you a shot to bring them to their kills.		*'''Warp Coalescence''': A one-time ability that grants d6 unengaged Daemons on your side to teleport within 6" of your user. For a Khorne army, this is a major blessing as it'll give you a shot to bring them to their kills.
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	*'''Shrieking Lash''': A curious melee weapon, it's S:User and AP-, but if you're up against anything with I7 or less, you automatically gain AP2. This pretty much means you'll cleave through about anything less than an Eldar or Broodlord.		*'''Shrieking Lash''': A curious melee weapon, it's S:User and AP-, but if you're up against anything with I7 or less, you automatically gain AP2. This pretty much means you'll cleave through about anything less than an Eldar or Broodlord.

			==FOC==
			*1 Leader
			*1-25 Core
			*0-3 Special

	==Leaders==		==Leaders==

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			== Wargear ==

	===Leaders Only===		===Leaders Only===

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	==Core==		==Core==
	*'''[[Bloodletter]] of Khorne''': The basic Daemons of Khorne still have the same issues they normally have: They're utter crap against shooty armies, and their single attack will make them shit against anything with a little better combat specialization. Keep them in mobs, bring them as a Bloodreaper's disposable wounds. Like all Daemons, they can grab an Instrument of Chaos, an Icon, or their marked Banner. Take the banner if you plan on massing them up for a charge, grab the Instrument if you're taking the Bloodreaper to DS with you.		*'''[[Bloodletter]] of Khorne''': The basic Daemons of Khorne still have the same issues they normally have: They're utter crap against shooty armies, and their single attack will make them shit against anything with a little better combat specialization. Keep them in mobs, bring them as a Bloodreaper's disposable wounds. Like all Daemons, they can grab an Instrument of Chaos, an Icon, or their marked Banner. Take the banner if you plan on massing them up for a charge, grab the Instrument if you're taking the Bloodreaper to DS with you.
	*'''Pink [[Horror]] of Tzeentch''': These guys have something of a side-grade with the addition of HoR: They aren't traditionally psykers like normally. Instead, during the psychic phase each Horror generates a Manifestation Token; one model of five after the first five gains a bonus Token. All models with Tokens then gain an ML equal to the number of Tokens with access to Flickering Fire. In short, they're recommending hordes of Horrors like in 7E so that all them mindbullets can kill something before they FNP it out. Like all Daemons, they can grab an Instrument of Chaos, an Icon, or their marked Banner. Unlike other Daemons, these ones don't NEED bonuses to their tactics, though if you're feeling adventurous, the Standard's a good way to boost those mindbullets for a turn,		*'''Pink [[Horror]] of Tzeentch''': These guys have something of a side-grade with the addition of HoR: They aren't traditionally psykers like normally. Instead, during the psychic phase each Horror generates a Manifestation Token; one model of five after the first five gains a bonus Token. All models with Tokens then gain an ML equal to the number of Tokens with access to Flickering Fire. In short, they're recommending hordes of Horrors like in 7E so that all them mindbullets can kill something before they FNP it out. Like all Daemons, they can grab an Instrument of Chaos, an Icon, or their marked Banner. Unlike other Daemons, these ones don't NEED bonuses to their tactics, though if you're feeling adventurous, the Standard's a good way to boost those mindbullets for a turn.
	*'''[[Plaguebearer]] of Nurgle''': Shrouded makes them good at keeping to cover and holding down an objective, and their auto-glances on 6 to-hit make a mob of them good at pestering transports. Like all Daemons, they can grab an Instrument of Chaos, an Icon, or their marked Banner. Depending on how badly you need things dead, the Banner might be something to take.		*'''[[Plaguebearer]] of Nurgle''': Shrouded makes them good at keeping to cover and holding down an objective, and their auto-glances on 6 to-hit make a mob of them good at pestering transports. Like all Daemons, they can grab an Instrument of Chaos, an Icon, or their marked Banner. Depending on how badly you need things dead, the Banner might be something to take.
	*'''[[Daemonette]] of Slaanesh''': Flimsy, but so fast that you'll likely hit the other guy before they can retaliate. Keep them in numbers against Eldar and Genestealers, since they not only can match you in Initiative and Eldar get the bonus of Hatred against you. Like all Daemons, they can grab an Instrument of Chaos, an Icon, or their marked Banner. In their case, the standard's only really worth using in larger combats.		*'''[[Daemonette]] of Slaanesh''': Flimsy, but so fast that you'll likely hit the other guy before they can retaliate. Keep them in numbers against Eldar and Genestealers, since they not only can match you in Initiative and Eldar get the bonus of Hatred against you. Like all Daemons, they can grab an Instrument of Chaos, an Icon, or their marked Banner. In their case, the standard's only really worth using in larger combats.
	*'''[[Nurgling]] Swarm''': Disgustingly expensive at 15 points, but they're Infiltrating swarms with Non-Learning, making keeping them something less of a priority. Bring a couple to piss off guys without S6/Template weapons.		*'''[[Nurgling]] Swarm''': Disgustingly expensive at 15 points, but they're Infiltrating swarms with Non-Learning, making keeping them something less of a priority. Bring a couple to piss off guys without S6/Template weapons.
	*'''Chaos Fury Horde''': The Furies aren't any better here, and they're grabbed as squads. They can grab marks for a slight chance at being better, but they're still not going to do anything more than any other choice here.		*'''Chaos Fury Horde''': The Furies aren't any better here, and they're grabbed as squads. They can grab marks for a slight chance at being better, but they're still not going to do anything more than any other choice here.

			==Special==
			*'''Screamer of Tzeentch''': Against anything other than Transports, they're going to crumble like Feta. Don't take unless there is one to exploit.
			*'''Flamer of Tzeentch''': Their flamer attacks are really nice against swarms and low-T mobs, but against anything else, there's less likelihood. With only 3 slots, these guys are likely to be skipped over.
			*'''Beast of Nurgle''': Disgustingly expensive at 52 points. While they're absurdly survivable, they're absolutely useless unless in cover or keeping something else busy.
			*'''Fiend of Slaanesh''': These things are very fast, but their offensive potential is only adequate. They're best used keeping something else occupied, especially a priority target that could kill the Leader in combat.
			*'''Seeker of Slaanesh''': With Acute Senses and Outflank, these things are insanely fast and capable of holding up in combat. The sad thing is that you'll only be able to take up to 3 of these babes for use, so consider taking one to tie things up for an Alluress. One can also take Instruments and Icons to help.
			*'''Flesh Hound of Khorne''': Though nowhere near the psyker-hunters they once were, they're still real good at attacking. When taken alongside a Bloodreaper, they can also become Core, making them a great replacement for the more mediocre Bloodletters.
			*'''Bloodcrushers of Khorne''': Bloodletters on Juggernauts who can take Icons and Instruments. While still very large and killy, they'll go down like bitches against anything above S4. While tempting for a mono-Khorne army, just don't.
			*'''Eminent Bloodletter''': Where the Bloodreaper had +1A/Ld, these guys just grab a spare attack. Other than that, they're just Bloodletters with the options for Magic Weapons or other special goodies.
			*'''Eminent Plaguebearer''': A Plaguebearer with +1A and Magic Weapons. Kit like you're footslogging a Plagueridden.
			*'''Eminent Daemonette''': A Daemonette with +1A and Magic Weapons. Kit like a footslogging Alluress.

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	*'''Allure of Slaanesh''': Anything this model charges must test Ld or lose -1 Attack.		*'''Allure of Slaanesh''': Anything this model charges must test Ld or lose -1 Attack.

			==FOC==
			*1 Leader
			*1-25 Core
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	*'''Alluress''': A mini-herald of Slaanesh with the option for ML1 (and thus Lash of Slaanesh only, sweetness), this dear can grab a Steed for 5 freakin' points, 2 rewards, and can replace grab an Etherblade/Greater Etherblade/Witstealer Sword/Lash of Despair. Probably the most balanced of them, with good ability in combat and the option for a great power.		*'''Alluress''': A mini-herald of Slaanesh with the option for ML1 (and thus Lash of Slaanesh only, sweetness), this dear can grab a Steed for 5 freakin' points, 2 rewards, and can replace grab an Etherblade/Greater Etherblade/Witstealer Sword/Lash of Despair. Probably the most balanced of them, with good ability in combat and the option for a great power.
	*'''Plagueridden''': A mini-herald of Nurgle with the option for ML1 (and thus only gets Stream of Corruption, rather nice), 30 points gets him a Rot Fly mount and then can spend 5 points for either a Rot Proboscis (Booya), Venom Sting (Risky but rewarding), or Death's Heads (Rather...underwhelming) and can always grab 2 rewards and an Etherblade/Greater Etherblade/Plague Flail/Balesword.		*'''Plagueridden''': A mini-herald of Nurgle with the option for ML1 (and thus only gets Stream of Corruption, rather nice), 30 points gets him a Rot Fly mount and then can spend 5 points for either a Rot Proboscis (Booya), Venom Sting (Risky but rewarding), or Death's Heads (Rather...underwhelming) and can always grab 2 rewards and an Etherblade/Greater Etherblade/Plague Flail/Balesword.

			==Core==
			*'''[[Bloodletter]] of Khorne''': The basic Daemons of Khorne still have the same issues they normally have: They're utter crap against shooty armies, and their single attack will make them shit against anything with a little better combat specialization. Keep them in mobs, bring them as a Bloodreaper's disposable wounds. Like all Daemons, they can grab an Instrument of Chaos, an Icon, or their marked Banner. Take the banner if you plan on massing them up for a charge, grab the Instrument if you're taking the Bloodreaper to DS with you.
			*'''Pink [[Horror]] of Tzeentch''': These guys have something of a side-grade with the addition of HoR: They aren't traditionally psykers like normally. Instead, during the psychic phase each Horror generates a Manifestation Token; one model of five after the first five gains a bonus Token. All models with Tokens then gain an ML equal to the number of Tokens with access to Flickering Fire. In short, they're recommending hordes of Horrors like in 7E so that all them mindbullets can kill something before they FNP it out. Like all Daemons, they can grab an Instrument of Chaos, an Icon, or their marked Banner. Unlike other Daemons, these ones don't NEED bonuses to their tactics, though if you're feeling adventurous, the Standard's a good way to boost those mindbullets for a turn,
			*'''[[Plaguebearer]] of Nurgle''': Shrouded makes them good at keeping to cover and holding down an objective, and their auto-glances on 6 to-hit make a mob of them good at pestering transports. Like all Daemons, they can grab an Instrument of Chaos, an Icon, or their marked Banner. Depending on how badly you need things dead, the Banner might be something to take.
			*'''[[Daemonette]] of Slaanesh''': Flimsy, but so fast that you'll likely hit the other guy before they can retaliate. Keep them in numbers against Eldar and Genestealers, since they not only can match you in Initiative and Eldar get the bonus of Hatred against you. Like all Daemons, they can grab an Instrument of Chaos, an Icon, or their marked Banner. In their case, the standard's only really worth using in larger combats.
			*'''[[Nurgling]] Swarm''': Disgustingly expensive at 15 points, but they're Infiltrating swarms with Non-Learning, making keeping them something less of a priority. Bring a couple to piss off guys without S6/Template weapons.
			*'''Chaos Fury Horde''': The Furies aren't any better here, and they're grabbed as squads. They can grab marks for a slight chance at being better, but they're still not going to do anything more than any other choice here.

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 *'''Plague Casket''': This is basically your risky bomb.  Once per game, you can use this in any phase, including your opponent's; All models including friendly ones must test T or take one unsavable wound.  Of course, if you have Nurgle models with you, this won't matter, so stick yourself with a few if you need a retinue.
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-*'''Shrieking Lash''': A curious melee weapon, it's sS:User and AP-, but if you're up against anything with I7 or less, you automatically gain AP2.  This pretty much means you'll cleave through about anything less than an Eldar or Broodlord.
+*'''Shrieking Lash''': A curious melee weapon, it's S:User and AP-, but if you're up against anything with I7 or less, you automatically gain AP2.  This pretty much means you'll cleave through about anything less than an Eldar or Broodlord.