Holy cow some of these traits are good. Tzeentch is up to his old ways again, harnessing warp charge on 3+, which when combo-ed with the rumored wargear that let’s you know all powers of that discipline, seems pretty good!
Khorne does Khorne things, but Nurgle seems to be bringing the heat with a faux invisibility at 7″. Slaaenesh brings up the rear so to speak with some descent benefits and auras that may combo out well with some of the formations and such from the CotW book.
Even Daemon rules for a captive Chaos audience! Now questions is what are the datasheets will we see included?
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