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In our ranking as the best Chaos Space Marines chapter, the Death Guard. Unlike the Word Bearers and the Black Legion, the Death Guard has undoubtedly picked a side, and that is with the chaos god Nurgle. Much as the Thousand Sons' Rubric Marines were imprisoned in their armor in an effort to save them, the Death Guard have been imprisoned in

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Alpha Legion: As others have said, the AL operate heavily in real space, which means the Gods have less influence over them. Their covert nature means they are less involved within the Legion wars, and the great game to an extent.

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Get 10% off your first month of therapy with my sponsor BetterHelp: https://betterhelp.com/weshammerWhat do the chaos Space Marines of warhammer 40k actually

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MOD. PSA: Chaos Space Marines are, generally, aligned with Chaos and the Chaos Gods. I've been seeing some complaints recently about the Chaos Star being in the Night Lords kill team. In the Dark Millennium (as opposed to the Heresy era), they typically follow Chaos and seek to become Daemon Princes the same as almost every other Warband.

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A lot has changed recently with Chaos Space Marines. Most notably, the November 2021 Balance Dataslate changed Death to the False Emperor to apply to every enemy faction, not just IMPERIUM units, significantly improving the faction's melee capabilities. Additionally, the meta has changed dramatically since we last updated our Chaos Space

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The Codex. The Current codex is CODEX CHAOS SPACE MARINES.It was re-released in late June 2022, one week after the Nephilim GT missions. The book has rules for 8 Chaos Legions - Alpha Legion, Black Legion, Creations of Bile, Emperor's Children, Iron Warriors, Night Lords, and Word Bearers.

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Warhammer 40k's Chaos Space Marines are some of the fiercest, most tenacious, and - ultimately - sinister forces in Games Workshop's sci-fi universe. While some forces, such as the Imperium or the Eldar, fight desperately against the encroaching tide of Chaos, other Warhammer 40k armies - like these infamous Heretic Astartes - choose to fight for it.

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We've already gone through the origins of all the original Space Marine Legions, the original 18 Primarchs, and we've looked at what each and every loyalist Space Marine Legion is best known for. Because there's just as much differentiation between the traitor legions are there are among the loyalists. Each legion has their own specialties,

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Codex Chaos Space Marines v2 (just be aware this exists, as older v1 is now obsolete. It says on the cover) Vigilus Ablaze campaign book. Contains rules for specialist detachments. Psychic Awakening: Faith and Fury.

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Deceptors. Deceptors Detachment Focus. The Alpha Legion Detachment lets you pick up to three units each of Legionaries or Cultist Mobs in a 2,000 point game, plus any non-EPIC HERO characters attached to those units to gain Infiltrators before the game begins. This is one of those abilities that seems just OK until you start thinking about the reality of putting 75 cultists on the middle of

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The following is a list of all known Traitor Legions, Renegade Space Marine Chapters or warbands of Chaos Space Marines operating in Imperial space. The Traitor Legions are comprised of the original 9 Space Marine Legions that betrayed their oaths of loyalty to the Emperor of Mankind during the ancient civil war called the Horus Heresy more than 10,000 standard years ago. The Traitor Legions

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L. Lifeslayers. List of Chaos Space Marine Warbands. Long War. Lord Skchalick's Elite. Lords of Decay. Lords of Desolation. Lords of Pain.

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The Iron Warriors are one of the 9 Traitor Legions of Chaos Space Marines that turned to the service of Chaos during the Horus Heresy and now fight to overthrow the Imperium of Man. The Iron Warriors, originally the IV Space Marine Legion, specialise in the breaking of sieges and assaults on static fortifications.

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In our ranking as the best Chaos Space Marines chapter, the Death Guard. Unlike the Word Bearers and the Black Legion, the Death Guard has undoubtedly picked a side, and that is with the chaos god Nurgle. Much as the Thousand Sons' Rubric Marines were imprisoned in their armor in an effort to save them, the Death Guard have been imprisoned in

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A. Alpha Legion B. Black Legion C. Creations of Bile D. Deathguard E. Emperor's Children F. Thousand Sons G. Word Bearers H. World Eaters I. Iron

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The Iron Warriors are one of the 9 Traitor Legions of Chaos Space Marines that turned to the service of Chaos during the Horus Heresy and now fight to overthrow the Imperium of Man. The Iron Warriors, originally the IV Space Marine Legion, specialise in the breaking of sieges and assaults on static fortifications.

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r/Warhammer40k. Warhammer 40k is a franchise created by Games Workshop, detailing the far future and the grim darkness it holds. The main attraction of 40k is the miniatures, but there are also many video games, board games, books, ect. that are all connected in the 40k universe.

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The Iron Warriors are one of the 9 Traitor Legions of Chaos Space Marines that turned to the service of Chaos during the Horus Heresy and now fight to overthrow the Imperium of Man. The Iron Warriors, originally the IV Space Marine Legion, specialise in the breaking of sieges and assaults on static fortifications. ... Painted models, lore, army

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In 10th ed, there doesn't seem to be a meaningful way to have rules that represent running any legion in particular, so this idea will fit right in. Especially lore-wise for a black legion style force. In 9th ed you technically can run multiple legions in one army, but it mostly just prevents you from getting some bonus rules in the codex (you

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With the exception of the Death Guard and Thousand Sons, only named characters like Abaddon are Legion-specific. And that's only if you intend to make the actual character from the model - for my custom Legion my plan is to grab an Abaddon model, convert it into my own homebrew Chaos Lord, and it's allowed and even expected for me to run him in my army with Abaddon's stats, even if the army

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In SM1, every unlock for the loyalist marines had an equivalent unlock for the chaos marines. Equivalent items would be paired and rewarded for the same achievement. Both sides had the exact same items and capabilities but altered names, etc… Seeing that Redemptor Dreadnought in the latest preview gives me a warm feeling on the inside.

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Of course, the Out of Universe reason as to why stagnancy is the thing is that GW cannot have a distinct model line for each century of Imperial Guard tech development, or be bothered to write the lore for it.