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CHAOS RAT Chaos Rats have been mutated by the dark powers of Chaos. Some of them have an extra head or tail. Some Chaos Rats have grown to huge proportions, while others will have a thick stone-like covering over their fur.
Chaos Rat Chaos Mutation; Deathleap. Chaos Mutation Chaos Rats have been mutated by dark chaos powers. Randomly choose an ability of the Chaos Rat and then add 1 to the ability (for example, roll 1D10 and count from the top of the Chaos Rat's stats chart. eg. If you rolled a 6 that would mean that the Chaos Rat had +1 Toughness.) This represents the mutation. Each Chaos Rat group has the same mutation. If the Chaos Rat's Damage is increased by 1, add an extra D6 to the dice rolled for the Deathleap ability. Deathleap Chaos Rats make a special attack, called a Deathleap. Roll the Rat's attack as normal, but if it hits roll 2D6 + 2 for damage. Once a Rat has attacked the Warrior, roll 1D6. On a result of 3-6 the Rat's suicidal, frenzied attack has opened it up to the Warrior's attack and he automatically kills it. WARHORSE Warhorses are strong, heavy built horses with dark black coats. They hate all living things and strike their enemies with a mighty force.
Warhorse Hate All Living. Warhorses can be ridden by any Chaos Knights, Chaos Warriors, Chaos Sorcerers, Chaos Marauders, Wights, Necromancers, Liches or Vampires.
BEASTMEN Beastmen fight in warbands led by old, savage warriors who have long since proved their ability to lead. They are powerful and very resilient fighters with big, brutish heads, sharp piercing horns, and hooves that can kick in a man's rib cage. Ungors are a mixture of man and beast, but more man than beast. They are powerful and tough and make up the bulk of Beastman armies. Gors are huge creatures with massive horns and the hooves of large beasts. Bestigors are the strongest and biggest and also the most powerful. They are completely dedicated to fighting and let nothing stop them.
Ungor Throw Spear (Str 2) Gor Throw Spear (Str 3) Bestigor Throw Spear (Str 5) Beastman Champion Magic Weapon; Throw Spear (Str 8) Beastman Hero Magic Armour; Magic Weapon; Throw Spear (Str 9) Beastman Lord Magic Armour; Magic Item x 2; Magic Weapon; Throw Spear (Str 10)
CHAOS STEED Chaos Steeds are huge black horses with red eyes and fierce tempers. They are extremely strong and can carry a Chaos Lord into battle with little effort.
Chaos Steed - Chaos Steeds can be ridden by any Chaos Knights or Chaos Sorcerers.
CHAOS CHARIOT Sometimes, Chaos Warriors ride into battle in chariots, pulled by two ferocious Chaos Steeds.
Chariot Chariot. Chaos Steed - Chaos Chariots can be ridden by any Chaos Warriors or Chaos Sorcerers.
TUSKGOR Tuskgors are a cross between a boar and a ram. Their bodies are covered in thick brown fur and they have a large bony crest with sharp horns on their forehead.
Tuskgor Impale. Tuskgors can be ridden by any Beastman or Beastman Shamans.
BEASTMAN CHARIOT Beastmen sometimes ride chariots pulled by two fierce Tuskgors into battle. This gives them the ability to move quickly around the battlefield and rain blows on their enemies from the protection of the chariot.
Beastman Chariot Chariot. Tuskgor Impale. Beastman Chariots can be ridden by any Beastman.
CHAOS SPAWN Chaos Spawn are followers of chaos who have failed to pleases their gods. They have been mutated into a hideous mass of limbs, appendages and all manner of mutations. Their minds are gone, leaving nothing but a seething mass of bone and flesh
Chaos Spawn Chaos Spawn Attack; Daemonic -1; Fear 6. Chaos Spawn Attack Due to the mass of limbs a Chaos Spawn has, each time it attacks a Warrior, roll 1D6. This is the amount of attacks it has this turn. To calculate the damage done for each attack, divide the Dungeon Level by 2 and round up. eg. A Chaos Spawn on Dungeon Level 7 would cause (7 / 2) = 3.5 = 4 Damage Dice with each successful attack. * Roll for each Chaos Spawn separately.
CHAOS MARAUDERS Chaos Marauders are barbarians who worship the dark gods. There exist several different tribes of Chaos Marauders, each with their own traits. They have followed the paths of Chaos since birth and believe it to be the only way of life.
Chaos Marauder Chaos Marauder Tribes. Chaos Marauder Tribes Chaos Marauders worship the four different Chaos Gods and have separated into distinct tribes with their own personalities and traits. Chaos Marauders will be of the alignment of any other Chaos Monsters they appear with. If they are alone, roll 1D4 for the alignment of the Chaos Marauders. 1 Tribe of the Hound The Tribe of the Hound is devoted to Khorne. They are the greatest of all the tribes and carry fierce axes. Their task is to please their God, and to do this they find great delight in attempting to slaughter every living thing in the world. Chaos Marauders from this Tribe get a +2 bonus to their Strength when attacking with the huge axes. 2 Tribe of the Great Eagle Members of this tribe are cunning and treacherous. They are forever devising new alliances and breaking others. The Tribe of the Eagle has many Shamans which undergo vast treks through the Mountains of Dusk in their attempts to become mighty Chaos Sorcerers. Chaos Marauders from this tribe get +2 Initiative and will always be accompanied by a Chaos Sorcerer (type is dependant on Dungeon Level) specialising in Tzeentch Magic. 3 Tribe of the Mighty Serpent Chaos Marauders from the tribe of the Mighty Serpent worship Slaanesh, the God of Pleasure. They take all manner of strange hallucinogens for their own pleasure. These are made by the leaders of the tribe and often contain ingredients to increase a marauders ability in battle. Because of this, Chaos Marauders from this tribe are able to withstand a limited amount of pain. They gain the Ignore Blows 6+ special ability. 4 The Crow Tribe Members of the Crow Tribe worship Nurgle, who appears to them in the form of a diseased Crow, rotting and maggot infested. They find joy in the horrors of battle and the misery and suffering caused. They pray that they may be infected by plague and disease to please their God. All Chaos Marauders in the Crow Tribe have the Plague special ability.
CHAOS HOUND Some Warriors of Chaos control packs of snarling, vicious war dogs. These creatures have been cruelly mutated by their exposure to Chaos, and bear barbed tails, skeletal faces and sometimes extra heads and limbs.
Chaos Hound Ambush 5+; Gang Up.
CHAOS WARRIORS Chaos Warriors are powerful fighters. Over time they acquire mutations such as huge fangs, horns, bestial claws, strange coloured skin, extra eyes, and countless other deformities, some of which make them extraordinarily tough or strong. Many Chaos Warriors wear all-enclosing suits of thick armour, concealing their true nature. Over time, Chaos Warriors attract the attentions of their capricious gods, becoming Champions or Lords of Chaos and leading the daemonic hordes.
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