Start Competing: Chaos Daemons Tactics
There are many mortal servants of the Chaos Gods – first and foremost (and best-represented in 40k) the Chaos Space Marines, the fallen masses of the Lost and the Damned, the twisted nobles of the Chaos Knight Households. The truest forces of Chaos however are the Neverborn, the Chaos Daemons, made of the pure stuff of the Warp. Each of the Gods has their own particular servants, just waiting to pour forth from the Empyrean and into reality whenever a rift can be opened.
Faction Overview
Daemons are unlike any other faction in 40k; their nature as creatures of unreality makes them play very differently to others. They mostly lack armour saves, instead relying on invulnerables, and instead of infantry and vehicles their forces mix an array of Lesser and Greater Daemons with esoteric powers. It’s possible to focus on just one God, but many successful forces mix Daemons from most or even all of them, with brutal Bloodthirsters charging in ahead of Plaguebearers and Horrors.
How to Play Chaos Daemons in Warhammer 40k
Looking for advice on how to play your Daemons? From getting started to playing at competitive events, we’ve got you covered with these articles.
- Competitive Faction Focus: Chaos Daemons
- Detachment Focus: Daemonic Incursion
- Detachment Focus: Plague Legion
- Detachment Focus: Blood Legion
- Detachment Focus: Scintillating Legion
- Detachment Focus: Legion of Excess
- Competitive Stats for the Chaos Daemons
Hobby
Want to know how to paint your Daemons? Check out our How to Paint Everything guide below.
- How to Paint Everything: Daemons of Khorne
- How to Paint Everything: Daemons of Nurgle
- How to Paint Everything: Daemons of Slaanesh
- How to Paint Everything: Daemons of Tzeentch
- How to Paint Everything: Tzaangors
- How to Paint Everything: Be’Lakor
Want to know how to paint the traitorous forces of the Chaos Space Marine legions? Check out our How to Paint Everything page for links to various legion painting guides.
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