The rumor dam is breaking, come see the first pics of the new Daemon Decurion out of the Curse of the Wulfen book that’s coming to stores this weekend!
Models that are able to purchase Rewards, can purchase an (and only one) Artifact as well for the point cost.
FORMATIONS:
Daemonic Incursion (Daemon Decurion)
Basic 1+
Command:0-4
Aux: 1+
Basic: Murderhorde, Warpflame Host, Tallyband, Flayertroupe Command: 1 Daemon Lord (Great Daemons or DP), Infernal Tetrad Aux: The rest of the formations
Special rules:
– Demonic corruption: Objective tokens count always as controlled, if at least they were controlled by a Demon unit before. This Works even if the unit is destroyed.
– Warp unleashed: Re-roll instability
– Demonic Power: +1 or -1 to the Warp Storm table after rolling
So there it is, more Daemon rules for a willing and very anxious player base. From the GW preview earlier today it looks like the “D”- Thirster will also be in this book as well, complete with reward upgrades!
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