Remember the Decurion? Well the Daemonkin get one too. Feast your eyes on this!
Presenting the Blood Host Detachment, formatted the same as the Necron Decurion. Ooooooh, Ahhhhhh.
via Captain Citadel 3-26-2015
1 CORE choice is mandatory. Each CORE gives you access to 1 COMMAND and 1-8 AUXILIARY choices in any combo.
Command Benefits:
Blood Frenzy: 1 Free Blood Tithe point generated each turn.
Chosen of Khorne: If detachment is your primary, reroll Codex Daemonkin Warlord Traits.
CORE CHOICES
Slaughtercult 1+
1 Chaos Lord, Daemon Prince, Herald, Bloodthirster of Unfettered Fury
2-8 Chaos Space Marines, Berserkers, or Bloodletters
1-4 Possessed CSM
0-2 Chaos Spawn
0-2 Chaos Cultists
COMMAND CHOICES
Lord of Slaughter (0-1 per Slaughtercult)
1 Bloodthirster of Unfettered Fury
1 Bloodthirster of Insensate Rage
1 Wrath of Khorne Bloodthirster OR 1 Lord of Skulls
AUXILIARY CHOICES
Brazen Onslaught
1-4 Chaos Terminators
2-4 Bloodcrushers
Khorne’s Bloodstorm
2-4 Raptors
1-4 Warp Talons
0-1 Heldrake
Gorepack
2-4 Chaos Bikers
1-4 Flesh Hounds
Charnel Cohort
1 Daemon Prince, Herald
2-8 Bloodletters
1-4 Flesh Hounds
1-4 Bloodcrushers
0-4 Skull Cannons
War Engine
1 Helbrute, Defiler, Soulgrinder, Forgefiend, Maulerfiend, Lord of Skulls
Khorne Daemonkin Roundup
(go see the pics of how the Blood Host Detachment works above)
Kill Maim Burn, Kill Maim Burn!
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