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A lot of the factions feel like a bit of duds. I think Host of the Everchosen might be far and away the best option for people looking for a classic Warriors of Chaos army while Despoilers will remain for those favoring a more Horde heavy approach. Cabalist could be an interesting Dark Horse option, giving you a frankly irresponsible number of casters. Battalions After you’ve watched those, you can treat yourself to some classic White Dwarf as issues 309 and 308 get added to the Warhammer Vault. In the deepest fighting pits, meanwhile, the Spire Tyrants – frenzied gladiatorial fighters convinced of their favour in the eyes of the Everchosen – sally forth to prove their might against the other warbands as they battle in the Varanspire’s shadow. More Ways to Play –The old Slaves to Darkness book was loaded with lots of sub-par units which restricted how many saw competitive play. The new book has a ton of excellent units which drastically open up playstyles, from elites to hordes, from infantry to cavalry and everything in between. Improved Marks of Chaos – The rerolls are gone, but replaced is units that don’t require a babysitter hero to use those marks. The army can now be customized to use multiple marks and not rely on a single one for Synergy!
The most important Behemoth in the list. The prayers have been massively pared down, presumably for ease of readability. Instead of a primary ability for any unit and a secondary for those with a specific keyword, it just works on one specific keyword. This is a bit of a problem because it’s going to limit its flexiblity. Which ever of these you choose you'll be getting the rules for Archaon and his warriors as well as some scenarios to play out following his story and part to play in the ongoing narrative in Age Of Sigmar. A Reminder Of Days PastThis kit comprises 111 plastic components, and is supplied with three Citadel 75x42mm Oval Bases. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. Chaos Lord on Daemonic Mount (it’s just called Lord on Daemonic Mount on the GW webstore for some reason)
The Sixth Circle, known as the Blades of Desolation, are employed by the Everchosen, in the same manner, a labourer might employ a sledgehammer, to leave their target utterly shattered. It is claimed that none can stand against them when they ride to battle. A special mention has to go to my models of the match, the Necropolis Stalkers . These four-armed fiends are so good – flexible enough to deliver unmatched amounts of death or bunker down and take hits, they proved a real thorn in Ben’s side. They aided Clepsyrian's search for Slaanesh, forging a path of ruin across the Mortal Realms. [2g] Third Circle Almost all warriors heed the call to serve in the Varanguard. In that moment, when the will of the Everchosen is made clear to them, they cast off all former allegiances and begin a fell pilgrimage. It goes by many names – the Walk of Blades, the Dark Choosing and the Red Path, to name only a few – but it is without exception a long and brutal road. Before they may stand in the presence of Archaon, they must complete eight trials. These tasks vary with each aspirant, but all are harrowing and many do not survive them. When they finally ride before Archaon, if they are worthy, he will place them in one of the Eight Circles of the Varanguard, depending on the outcome of their trials. [2a] The Eight Circles "Tell your daemon-spawn lord, Krangrath, that I do not care for his outbursts. The Blood God may be appeased by skulls, but the Everchosen demands obedience. Tell him that if he does not immediately deploy his armies to the Cinderbite Expanse, I will personally nail his wings to the Varanspire and take his horns as a trophy, meagre as they are." Knights of Chaos (Triple, Chaos Lord on Karkadrak, Chaos Lord on Daemonic Mount): Add 2 to the Move characteristic of friendly mounted fighters with Toughness 5 or more (themselves, all Chaos Knights and Varanguards).
The Fifth Circle, known as the Scourges of Fate, serve as Archaon's headhunters. These dark knights proudly hang the skulls of their defeated foes from the armour of their monstrous steeds. Countless heroes and monsters have fallen to their blades. So, when this article refers to an ability being a Double, a Triple or a Quad, it refers to this system. It might sound a bit confusing, but takes no time to get used to when you start playing You have some really great variety. A mix of old Warhammer Fantasy Battle stuff, new AoS models and gorgeous Warcry warbands there’s a lot here. From chaff to big monsters, its here and you can customize your pillaging and slaughter to your liking. Leaders
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