Chaos Daemons scored a spot as a new homebrew Warhammer 40k army list from the Krumpmus Klaws Brawl GT!
Check out this excellent homebrew list that emerged in a tournament over the weekend that once again shows that sometimes it’s more about the general’s skill than what you play.
Top 40k Homebrew Army List: Krumpmus Klaws Brawl GT
Thanks to Best Coast Pairings, we can look back at the event as if we were all there ourselves.
If you wanted to see the names and factions of the overall winners, we’ve included that below.
Krumpmus Klaws Brawl GT: Nolan Haley – Chaos Daemons 8th Place
Nolan’s Chaos Daemons were a little unique because he went for Daemon Soup and didn’t take Be’lakor! He did, however, take a different big daemon.
The battalion is Undivided and led by a Bloodthirster as an all-in melee machine, a change caster for psychic support, and a Tormentbringer to help buff up the Daemonettes.
Speaking of which, there are 30 of them who most likely marched around with the Tormentbringer. There are also 10 Blue Horrors, which are good wound soakers with some built-in ranged chip damage. There are also 3 Nurglings to soak some wounds as well.
Elites close out the first detachment with 12 flamers, which are arguably one of the best units seeing how much players love them post-update!
The second detachment is a patrol of Khorne led by Skarbrand! He is a massive melee threat and simply has to be dealt with. His output is massive, but he is pretty weak to ranged fire. Still, it’s great to see someone get success with such an awesome model that many players aren’t using!
There are also 20 Bloodletters to round out the patrol requirements and serve as just one more unit you want to charge in!
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