Typhus is the only named character, which is a shame, as I would have liked to have seen Ignatius Grulgor, the Eater of Lives, included as an additional option. Mark of Nurgle is mandatory and Veterans of the Long War is free. The Legion special rules are in keeping with their 3.5 ancestors for a Cult Legion. The jury is still out on whether they are THE most potent legion in the new Codex, but Grandfather Nurgle has been spreading his warm infectious love upon his favourite children. The Death Guard are back to spread pestilence. Now, onto what you came for, let’s crack open the covers and see what makes the Death Guard sick, I mean tick: There are, like with every release, however, some standouts that will be altering the meta.
While I personally think some are more characterful and cooler than others, it is a major step forward from the previous incarnation of vanilla Chaos Space Marines in all but name. The Traitor Legions are upon us! Fourteen years after 2002’s release of the beloved CSM 3.5 codex, full rules for all nine traitor legions are here! These are each a unique army that will open up the game to dedicated CSM players who find the default codex a little plain.Įach Legion has a distinct feel with 9 sets of Legion restrictions and special rules, warlord traits, relics and of course a detachment – all of which add to the distinctive of being playing a traitor legion.
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