You can just do stuff like this and no one will stop you. I’m going to use the word “codexes” as the plural of codex in this article instead of “codices”. “Codices” sounds like a scientific term for an organ belonging to a rare species of insect. If you don’t play competitively, don’t feel discouraged from having fun with your Daemons. If you just play Daemons in a Crusade campaign against a few mates, that’s awesome and they’re perfectly viable. We’re also going to be discussing tournament play.
Daemons undeniably still have a role in Chaos soup, mainly because they patch glaring holes in the other codexes.
In this article, we’re going to be discussing Daemons as a mono-faction. Nurgle” (Artwork Credit: Games Workshop)īefore we go on, I want to clarify two points. Obviously, we have to take offensive capabilities into account… But we can clearly see that anti-horde weapons are more efficient at killing big guys than actual hordes. This is why I don’t think any math was done when making up the point costs.įor BT to start to be more resilient to bolter shots than Brimstones, he should cost 140 points. By this broken logic, it should work better against troops? :p What about an anti tank weapon(Las cannon). Why does an anti-horde weapon, like a bolter work better against a huge monster than small tiny troops? Let’s check those out(48 of them in this case). That’s disregarding the fact that they have access to a -1 to be hit aura…īut let’s say brimstones are OP, broken, etc… If you take an equivalent number of brimstones (113), it takes 510 bolter shots to kill them. Obviously it shuold be more efficient against tough 3 troops, right? Well let’s see Str 4 makes it great for killing Tough 3 tiny units with low armor save. If you take a Bloodthirster, it takes 216 bolter shots to kill him.īolters are anti-horde weapons because they lack AP.
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