CHAOS, CODEX ARMY LISTS

The brass of this armour lives, grown into the daemon and lit from within by its own unquenchable fire, and it can never be shed.

It grants an armour saving throw of 3+. That throw is worsened by an ordinary Save Modifier, which the Daemonic Aura is not; but neither a Force Weapon nor a psychic attack undoes it, which the aura cannot claim.

The collar drinks the warp energy about it, feeding the daemon and shielding it from the sorcery of its foes.

No psychic Force Weapon can hurt a Flesh Hound, and a psychic attack aimed at one fails of its own accord.

A Juggernaut that charges into Hand-to-Hand Combat makes Crush attacks for that turn. Should it win the combat round, every hit it struck causes a wound outright, whatever the Toughness of the foe and whatever armour the foe wears.

A Crush attack on a vehicle lands without a roll, and the attacker names the location struck. Armour Penetration for a Juggernaut is ordinarily 5+2D6; crushing raises it to 5+3D6.

The seductive power of the daemon catches every enemy in base contact with it. Each such model takes a Leadership Test at the opening of every Hand-to-Hand Combat phase, thrown on 2D6 against Leadership as a psychology test is thrown.

A model that fails throws no attack dice whatever for that round.

A sweet odour hangs about the Fiend and dulls the wits of anything set against it.

An enemy in Hand-to-Hand Combat with a Fiend counts each of its Fumbles at double, so an attack dice that scores a 1 adds +2 to that enemy's Combat Score rather than +1. Any Critical Hit the enemy lands is disregarded.

The Steed lashes out with its tongue, and that attack joins the rider's own as a mount's attacks do under the Cavalry rules. Throw one further attack dice for the tongue, kept apart from the rest.

Where the tongue scores higher than any other of the model's attack dice, it has bound its victim fast: the enemy's Combat Score is cut by D3 before the two scores are set against each other.

The daemon looses a steaming stream over its foes in the Shooting Phase. Lay the teardrop Flamer Template and work out casualties as for any Template Weapon.

Whatever the stream catches is hit at Strength 7.

Black flies swarm about the daemon and go for the eyes, ears and mouths of whatever it fights.

An enemy set against a Plaguebearer in Hand-to-Hand Combat takes -1 on its Combat Score.

The tentacles strike D6 times in Hand-to-Hand Combat, and the number is thrown afresh at the start of every combat round.

Their slime eats through armour of any sort, and a wound the Beast inflicts allows no armour saving throw.

The Beast leaves a slick trail behind it, and a crowd of attackers fouls itself in the slime.

Models attacking the Beast gain none of the usual advantages of numbers: no extra attack for each opponent beyond the first, and no Combat Score Modifier for each opponent beyond the first.

A Pink Horror that takes a wound is not slain. Remove the model and set two Blue Horrors in its place, and they fight on until each in turn takes a wound and is removed.

Neither colour of Horror is granted a Daemonic Aura saving throw, and this dividing stands in its place.

A Flamer may loose warp flame in the Shooting Phase out to 6". Whatever it strikes takes D6 hits at Strength 3.

A Flamer moves in leaps, and crosses an obstacle or an intervening model with no penalty to its move.

Flame engulfs whatever a Flamer strikes in Hand-to-Hand Combat. A successful strike causes D3 wounds in place of one.

A Disc hovers at about head height above the ground. It moves as a model on foot moves and takes the same penalties for Terrain, save that water, marsh and other soft going cost it nothing.