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the promised bata for the Demon Leagon Supplement. represents the Cultists that summon Demons.
Why Play Cultists
Pros
- Cheaper and expendable core units
- Summoning lets slower demons move faster.
Cons
- can't take Greater Demons
- have to wait unit turn 2 before the demons even arrive on the board, assuming your wizards are still around.
- Shouldn't go majority daemon as you will heavy demon as there can be bottleneck issues.
Tactics
A recently made Auxiliary army of DL, currently in Beta
Army Rules
The Enemy Within:
Nobody Expects:
Universal Rules
Pledged to Darkness:
Daemonic Summon:
Hereditary Spell
Spear of Infinity:
Special Items
Lifeforce Tailisman:
Brimstone Brazier:
Unit Analysis
All Summoned Daemons units count towards Summoned Daemons(Max. 45%)
Characters
Cult Leader:
Daemon Symbiote:
Core
Cultists:
Daemon Legions from Core:
Special
Possessed:
Ritual Alter:
Profane Idol:
Daemon Legions from Special and Aves: