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The long wait is over. Games Workshop has released the Chaos Space Marines Index for Warhammer 40k 10th edition, providing all the rules you need to get startedbuilding your force of unholy ruin. It would seem likely that the Raptors became dedicated worshippers of one of the Chaos Gods, and that their appearance reflects this in some way, just as the Thousand Sons, Khornate Berserkers and Plague Marines all have an appearance which reflects aspects of their patron Chaos God. The mission was 23. The Scouring. Probably one of my least favorites. The Deployment Zones on this one are weird as hell ( Corrode: for anyone who’s finding this one troubling, it’s worth noting that the map in ITC battles is, or was, scaled wrong. Rob’s version below is correct) . Death Guard - Forces from the Apostles of Contagion, Bilious Ones, Bringers of Putrid Salvation, Brotherhood of Reaping, Festerlung Brotherhood, Filthfavoured, Prophets of the Seven, Putrid Brotherhood, Putrid Choir, Selminster's Curse, and the Carrion Hounds Master of Possession [7 PL, -1CP, 120pts]: Bolt pistol, Frag & Krak grenades, Gifts of Chaos [-1CP], Liber Hereticus, Mark of Slaanesh [1 PL, 15pts], Mutated Invigoration, Pact of Flesh, Smite, Staff of Possession

Horus was the fulcrum around which the Chaos Space Marines pivoted from loyalty to heresy. He was the Warmaster of all Space Marines until a combination of hubris, plotting, and a magic knife led him to the welcoming arms of Chaos. Master of Possession [7 PL, 120pts, -1CP]: Liber Hereticus, Mark of Slaanesh, Mutated Invigoration, Pact of Flesh, Stratagem: Relic Mighty heroes fight at the forefront of battle.Some CHARACTER units have ‘Leader’ listed on their datasheets. Such CHARACTER units are known as Leaders, and the units they can lead – known as their Bodyguard units – are listed on their datasheet. The Terminators are going to be my midfield objective holders. A full squad of 10 with a couple of heavy flamers to keep enemies off objectives and a couple of power fists in case shit gets real. They’ll probably walk most games, since I’ll want them at mid-table and I can’t deep strike everything in the list according to the game rules for reserves. They’re accompanied by a Terminator Lord who has the Rapacious Talons and is available to intervene and help clean house.Marine w/ balefire tome [38pts]: Balefire tome [20pts], Bolt pistol, Diabolic Strength, Frag & Krak grenades His fall led many other legions to go with him, either manipulated to Chaos’ side, or drawn through promises of power beyond imagination, more often than not aided by Primarchs’ simple hatred of the Emperor himself. In a grand celebration, the Governor of Bade held a victory celebration for the Dark Eldar. Rakharth took advantage of the isolated state of Bade, whose government did not know if the wider Imperium even existed. He gave the Governor an invitation to move the populace to his own homeworld, which he assured was a safe sanctuary. The Governor hastily agreed, and over months billions were transported to Commoragh. Once in the Dark City, all pretense of friendship was dropped and great horrors were enacted upon the hapless Human refugees. Meanwhile, Bade itself was overrun by a new wave of Orks. [1c] At the same time, the pride and spirit of the Space Marines that became the Raptors has been perverted into a vain belief in their own superiority over all other creatures, which is often expressed in acts of unspeakable cruelty.

With my list built and James’ sound advice fully ignored, it was time to put this to the test. James was playing his Necrons – Novokh with a heavy emphasis on melee combat. That was on the whole, good for me – I think my Night Lords can melee a little bit better than Novokh, though the Skorpekh Destroyers will be rough to handle, and I’m dreading facing the Nightbringer, since taking it down in one turn is going to be very difficult and it can basically kill anything in my army it wants to take on. Wings’ List Officers, 3 Chaplains, 1 Lexicanium, 180-250 Battle-Brothers from the 3rd, 4th, and 6th Companies. 42 armoured vehicles. War ravages the sentinel world of Vigilus. Though beset by an Ork Speedwaagh! and a Genestealer Cult uprising, its crucial location at the mouth of the Nachmund Gauntlet makes it an invaluable asset to the Imperium – one that its people will fight to the last to defend. Yet this defiance may cost the Imperium dearly, for on top of all the planet’s woes, a Chaos invasion has begun, led by a warlord claiming to be the herald of Abaddon himself! [2] Helbrute • Ferrum Infernus Dreadnought • Chaos Contemptor Pattern Dreadnought • Sonic Dreadnought • Berserker Dreadnought • Leviathan DreadnoughtTzek - Tzek was a member of the cell of the Bleeding Eye Raptor Cult commanded by Lucoryphus. He was killed on Tsagualsa. He has studied the Grimoire Nostramo, that vilest of treatises written in kingsblood by the Primarch Konrad Curze of the Night Lords. He has unearthed the Clotted Scrolls, learning well of the threats growled by Angron before he was consumed by those berzerker rages that gave his ancient Space Marine Legion their reputation as Eaters of Worlds. He has even delved into the dread Book of Magnus, though it cost him a good part of his sanity to do so.

Once you have selected an eligible unit to declare a charge, you must select one or more enemy units within 12" of it as the targets of that charge. The targets of a charge do not need to be visible to the charging unit. Other Primarchs joined the ranks of Horus and Lorgar: Magnus the Red and his Thousand Sons; Angron and the World Eaters; Alpharius of the mysterious Alpha Legion; Fulgrim and his perfection-seeking sons, the Emperor’s Children; Perturabo and the Iron Warriors; Konrad Curze of the Night Lords; and, finally Mortarion of the Death Guard. Wherever the Raptors prowl, ghostly voices and horrific threats are broadcast into enemy communications networks, the skies are haunted by daemonic faces, and evil shrieks echo through the night so that their sleep-deprived quarry is driven to the edge of madness.The Emperor of Mankind is responsible for creating all Space Marines and their genetic fathers, the Primarchs, so will always be partially behind the creation of Chaos Space Marines. It does appear, especially with some revelations in some of the novels, that the rot which led many Space Marines to the dark side set in exceedingly early.