Mark of Khorne

Mark of Nurgle

Mark of Slaanesh

Mark of Tzeentch

Far to the North, beyond the frozen desolation of the Troll Country, is the roiling mass of the Chaos Wastes. The twisted servants of the Chaos gods gravitate here, to this place where normal rules do not apply and rivers are made of blood as often as they are of water.

Warriors of Chaos

 A model cannot have more than one Mark of Chaos. A character with a Mark of Chaos cannot joint a unit that has a different Mark of Chaos. A Character with a Mark of Chaos cannot join a unit that has already been joined by a character that has a different Mark of Chaos.

Marks of Chaos

A Warhammer battle is packed with fantastic creatures and skilled warriors whose abilities are so incredible and varied that the basic rules cannot possibly cover them all. For such circumstances we have special rules – uncommon rules to govern uncommon circumstances. When a creature has an ability that breaks or bends one of the main game rules, it is often represented by a special rule. A special rule can boost a model's chances of causing damage, such as by granting poisoned weapons, or enhance its Strength. Alternatively, a special rule can improve a model's survivability, by granting it a better armour save or the ability to regrow damaged flesh. It is through the use of the special rules that Dragons breathe fire, Assassins strike with lightning speed and Giants cause bowel-loosening terror in their enemies.

Warhammer Fantasy: 8th Edition

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