They will be the spine of the line.Īs combat becomes sustained, the player should then introduce Bloodletters into the wave. They will simply chew them up with no real method of countering.Ī good strategy when engaging the frontline would be initially smashing in with the Chaos Warriors, as they are more than capable of maintaining a defense with their powerful armor. They should be wary of flanks from cavalry, and, most importantly, they need to stay out of the way of any ranged units. Just about all of their units are incredibly powerful anti-infantry capable of devastating any unit that troubles themselves with sustained combat. They should be used in-tandem with infantry to cut down the opposition, or as back line fighters ready to jump in and support faltering units.Īll the Chaos God factions are highly specialized, and it is the infantry that is the backbone of the Khorne army. That said, however, they should not just be used as throwaway fodder, as they are powerful units capable of maintaining or supporting the frontline. They can be used a lot more liberally, considering they aren't lords who will rout the army if they pass. Cultist of Khorne and Bloodreaperīoth of these units should be used similarly to the Heralds. Since they are an individual unit, it may be more challenging to pull them away from a fight, so players should plan on committing them to one particular spot on the line, generally. They are more than capable of charging in the frontline and staying in for long sustained combat. Heralds should be treated as if they are super Bloodletters.
The Exalted Bloodthirsters can also fly, so pulling them away from one end of the frontline and flying them over to engage with another side that may be faltering can be a highly effective strategy. These serve as the secondary lords to Skarbrand.Įxalted Bloodthirsters can essentially be treated as a slightly weaker Skarbrand, supporting the frontline in heavy sustained combat.
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