WH40k 4th [codex] Chaos - Lost & The Damned [2006, not approved].pdf - 4th ed - trzeci

THE LOST AND THE DAMNED

The insane gods of Chaos have many, many servants; daemons large

and small, mortal slaves which inhabit the Daemon worlds and give

endless praise to their dark masters through toil, bloodshed and

sacrifice and the Chaos Space Marines, ever wilful and ever the most

favoured of all. An army of the Lost and the Damned represents a

combined force of Chaos featuring all of these elements. Such forces

will be commanded by powerful Chaos Space Marines, Daemon

princes or some other great Demagogue, Traitor or Arch Heretic

who’s caught the eye of the Chaos powers. Their armies are often

insane personal creations pursuing a path of strategy and tactics which

defies rational military explanation. Their followers may be

disciplined and well armed, backed with prodigious amounts of

armour and firepower or a teeming horde of primitively armed

mutants, monsters and daemons. The seemingly insane, unpredictable

assaults of such Chaos forces are a nightmare for strategic planners

and lowly troopers alike.

THE CHAOS HORDE ARMY LIST

The Chaos Horde army list uses the following units from Codex: Chaos Space Marines, Codex: Imperial Guard and the new

entries below. Note: Codex: Imperial Guard is only needed if you wish to include Traitor Fast Attack and Heavy Support units.

This list will work perfectly well just using it as an adjunct to Codex: Chaos Space Marines.

HQ Arch Heretic (counts as Chaos Lieutenant/Sorcerer); Chaos Space Marine Aspiring Champions;

Greater Daemon.

ELITES Big Mutants; Possessed; Daemon packs.

TROOPS Traitors; Mutants (including Plague Zombies); Gibbering Hordes (counts as Nurglings)

FAST ATTACK Chaos hounds; Daemonic Beasts; Traitor Recon (Sentinels, Roughriders, Hellhound)*

HEAVY SUPPORT Defiler; Chaos Spawn; Traitor tank (Leman Russ Battle Tank, Basilisk)*

* A maximum one Traitor Recon or Tank unit may be chosen per Troops choice of Traitors in the army.

Notes: Units of Traitor troops taken as compulsory choices on the force organisation chart must be maximum strength. Units of

Gibbering hordes are not restricted to the number of units with the Mark of Nurgle in the army as they represent lesser spawn,

minor daemons and a host of other hell-spawned nastiness.

The Lost and The Damned may include the following allied units from Codex: Chaos Space Marines. 0-1 HQ choice, 0-1 Elite

choice, 0-2 Troops choices, 0-1 Fast Attack choice. Allied units may not be used as compulsory choices on the force

organisation chart. Units with a Mark of Chaos are always Elites choices.

SPECIAL RULES

Strategy Rating: The Lost and the Damned have a strategy rating equal to the roll of a D3.

Sentries: A Lost and the Damned Army uses 10 Traitors or Mutants as sentries in scenarios that require them.

Icons and Daemon summoning: The Lost and The Damned often call forth Daemons onto the battlefield. All the rules in

Codex: Chaos Space Marines apply to Daemon summoning by the Lost and The Damned. Traitor and mutant units can be

upgraded to include Chaos icons to enable Daemon summoning. Agitators and Bosses may not be Daemonvessels.

Veteran Skills: Only Chaos Space Marine units can choose veteran skills.

Legion Rules: Specific Chaos Legion rules only apply to Chaos Space Marine units and characters of that Legion, not any other

Lost and Damned units.

Vehicle upgrades: Vehicles in a Lost and Damned force can only use vehicle upgrades from their ‘parent’ Codex. For example,

a Chaos Defiler can only use upgrades from Codex: Chaos Space Marines while Traitor Leman Russ can only choose upgrades

from Codex: Imperial Guard.

NEW WEAPONS

Firearms: The dizzying profusion of fiendish weapons used by the minions of Chaos defy strict definition, be they warp-fueled

arquebus or semi-organic machine pistols. As such they are categorized as ‘Firearms’ with the following characteristics.

Range

Str

Notes

Firearms

24"

Rapid fire; gets hot!*

*As plasma weapons.

Heavy stubber: Popular among the kind of low grade scum that make up the traitor hordes of Chaos legions, heavy stubbers

are often stolen from planetary defence force armouries or crudely fabricated among the Daemon worlds of the Eye.

Range

Str

Notes

Heavy Stubber

36"

Heavy 3 (Assault 3 when used by Big Mutants)

CHAOS SPACE MARINE ASPIRING CHAMPION

Pts/Model WS BS S T W I A Ld Sv

Champion 27 4444142 0 +

Number/squad: 1-3. You may include between 1 and 3 Champions as a single HQ choice.

Each Champion must be allocated to lead a unit of Traitors or Mutants prior to deployment.

Weapons: Bolt pistol and close combat weapon or bolter.

Character: Each Champion may be equipped with up to 75 points of items from the Chaos

Space Marine armoury at the points cost indicated, with the exception of Marks of Chaos.

Thanks to the Champion’s rather more ‘solo’ career Marks of Chaos are altered as follows;

• Mark of Khorne (10 points): The Champion has 3 Attacks on his profile

• Mark of Nurgle (10 points): The Champion’s Toughness is 5. The original value

of 4 is used for calculating Instant Death.

• Mark of Slaanesh (5 points): The model’s Initiative becomes 5.

• Mark of Tzeentch (10 points): Th Champion gains the Sorcerer ability.

• Mark of Chaos Undivided (20 points): Re-roll Morale checks.

Note: With the exception of the Mark of Chaos Undivided, the Mark of Chaos is not

applied to the unit the Champion is leading. A Champion with a Mark of Chaos may

access Gifts of the Gods from their patron god.

Not all Chaos Space Marines choose to remain

with their Legion eternally. Personal ambition,

vendettas, jealousies, rivalries or the commands

of their patrons may set their feet on a very

different path. It is easy enough for such

powerful warriors to quickly rise to the role of

war chief, tyrant or despot to the lesser minions

of Chaos.

BIG MUTANTS

Pts/Model WS BS S

A Ld Sv

ELITES

Big Mutant

42643327 +

Boss Mutant

+30

42644438 +

Mutation is rife among the legions of Chaos as

the uncaring gods bestow their twisted blessings

on their worshippers without rhyme or reason.

Big mutants are the grossest examples of their

kind, huge and thickly muscled with an intellect

to match. Whether these creatures were

originally human is almost impossible to tell now,

some sport bestial heads, dragging knuckles

and scaly hides which would be more at home

on a Grox. In battle such creatures instinctively

group together or may rally around a particularly

loud and obnoxious mutant leader.

Number/squad: 3-10

Weapons: Teeth, claws, bodyweight. Some large blunt and/or sharp implements.

Options: The squad can be equipped with firearms for +2 points per model. Up to two

models in the squad may be upgraded to count as carrying a flamer at +6 points per

model or a heavy stubber at +5 points per model. The squad can be upgraded to be

scaly (4+ saving throw -1 Initiative) for +5 points per model.

Character: For an additional cost of +30 points one of the mutants can be upgraded to

a boss. This only gives him a better profile; he doesn’t get to choose anything from the

armoury (he can still take squad options).

TROOPS

TRAITORS

Pts/Model WS BS S

A Ld Sv

Traitor

33331316+

Agitator

+10

33331327+

Traitors are those have turned from the

Emperor’s light and joined their fortunes with the

servants of darkness. Mercenaries, pirates,

deserters and renegades flock to the banners of

a black crusade in the hopes of being rewarded

for their perfidy with wealth, power and prestige.

With the star of Chaos in the ascendent whole

regiments, even entire worlds will turn traitor to

survive and wring out their miserable lives a little

longer. Some units are led by Chaos Space

Marines attempting to build up their own legions,

serving beneath a greater liege lord only as long

as it serves their purposes. Traitors are typically

well armed with weaponry stolen and

scavenged from a variety of sources, and have

not yet descended so far into madness that their

skills are completely lost.

Number/squad: 5-15

Weapons: Lasgun and frag grenades.

Options: Any model may exchange their lasgun for an autogun, shotgun or

laspistol/autopistol and close combat weapon for free . Up to one model may be upgraded

to an icon bearer for +5 points. Up to one model may exchange their weapon for a flamer

at +3 points, a meltagun at +10 points, a sniper rifle at +5 points, a plasma gun at +10

points, a heavy stubber at +10 points or a grenade launcher at +10 points. Two traitors can

form a weapon team with one of the following; a heavy bolter at +10 points, a lascannon

at +20 points, an autocannon at +15 points, mortar at +15 points or a missile launcher at

+15 points. The squad can be equipped with krak grenades for +2 points per model.

Character: For an additional cost of +10 points one Traitor may be upgraded to an

Agitator. The character may purchase up to 15 points worth of Weapons and Wargear

allowed by the Codex: Chaos Space Marine armoury (but no Marks, Gifts or items from

columns other than Weapons and Wargear).

Transport vehicle: Traitor squads numbering 10 models or less and not led by a

Champion in Terminator armour may be mounted in a Rhino (counting as having BS 3) at

an additional cost of +50 points or a Chimera at +70 points. Units mounted in this way

become Fast Attack instead of Troops choices.

SPECIAL RULES.

Infiltrate: Traitors are often familiar with local conditions and defences, and are adept

at using treachery to win tactical advantages. To represent this Traitors not led by a

Chaos Space Marine Champion counts as having the Infiltrators veteran skill as

described in Codex: Chaos Space Marines p19.

The vast bulk of most Chaos legions is made up

of a scrofulous tide of hideous mutants. These

are the dregs of the Daemon Worlds within the

Eye of Terror where uncounted billions raise

their harsh voices in insane prayers to

unspeakable horrors. The fiercest and least

crippled of these fight for a place aboard the

Chaos fleets as they go to war, hoping only to

slay and plunder in their masters name and

perhaps earn the favour of the fickle gods of

Chaos. On occasion such dregs may be led by

a Chaos Space Marine: blessed as they are with

the twisting gifts of the gods, such a mighty

warrior is worshipped as a messiah.

MUTANTS

Pts/Model WS BS S

A Ld Sv

Mutant

3 3(4) 1

3 1(2) 7 5+

Mutant Boss

+10

3 3(4) 2

3 2(3) 8 5+

Number/squad: 15-30

Weapons: A variety of crude blades, spears, basic pistols, bombs, clubs and pointed

sticks which count as one (yes just one) Close combat weapon and frag grenades.

Options: The squad can replace their close combat weapons with firearms for free or

replace their close combat weapons with an autopistol or laspistol for +1 points per

model. The squad can be equipped with krak grenades for +2 points per model. Up to

three models may be upgraded to an icon bearer for +3 points each. Up to two models

in the squad may be upgraded to being armed with a flamer equivalent at +3 points per

model or a heavy stubber at +5 points per model.

Character: For an additional cost of +10 points one of the Mutants may be upgraded to

a Mutant Boss. The boss may purchase up to 15 points worth of weapons and wargear

allowed by the Chaos Space Marine armoury (but no Marks, Gifts or other items).

Blessings of the gods: These count as the equivalent of Daemonic gifts as detailed

in Codex: Chaos Space Marines. Mutants already have Daemonic Resilience (+1 T)

and (unsurprisingly) Daemonic Mutations (+1 A) included in their profiles above.

One of the following blessings is also available at the points cost shown per model, if any

blessings are chosen they must be applied to the entire squad. Some blessings are

particularly associated with certain powers, but they are not restricted to them alone and

should not be confused with Marks of Chaos. No blessing may be taken more than once:

• Bloated (Nurglesque): +3 points per model, Armour save increased to 4+ .

• Burly, brawny and/or goatheaded (Khornate/Chaos Undivided): +3 points per

model, counts as Daemonic Strength (+1 Strength)

• Horrifying, hypnotic or brightly coloured (Slaaneshi): +2 points per model.

counts as Daemonic Visage (-1 Ld to enemy in assaults) .

• Leaping, floating or winged (Tzeentchian): +6 points per model, counts as

Daemonic Speed (move as cavalry) .

Plague Zombies

To represent the hordes of Plague

Zombies unleashed during the

Thirteenth Crusade, use Mutants

with the Bloated Blessing of Nurgle.

Zombies may not take any weapon

upgrades or include a Boss. They

are however, Fearless, and hence

will automatically pass any Morale

or Leadership test and cannot be

Pinned. Because of their shambling

gait, they will always move as if they

are in difficult terrain.

OS HOUNDS

Pts/Model WS BS S

CHA OS HOUNDS

FA S T AT TA C K

A Ld Sv

Chaos Hound

40441428+

Chaos hounds embody the worst elements of a

nightmare hunter. Their bodies are twisted and

deformed by the power of the warp so that

glistening flesh and muscle are visible through

the rips and tears in their lumpen hides and

matted hair. Despite their hideous appearance

they are lithe and strong, their loping strides

capable of catching a fleeing man in a few

bounds, pulling them down to their inevitable

doom in their shark-like maws.

Number/squad: 5-10

Weapons : Teeth

SPECIAL RULES.

Cavalry: Chaos Hounds count as cavalry, see the Warhammer 40,000 rules for details.

CHAOS SPAWN

Pts/Model WS BS S

HEAVY SUPPORT

A Ld Sv

To gain the attention of the Chaos gods is a

supremely risky venture. It may lead to power

and riches beyond measure, but it may equally

result in the supplicant being reduced to

something far less than a man by the corrupting

gifts of Chaos. Chaos spawn are heaving, ever-

changing masses of flesh, bone and gristle

which really have no sane right to be moving

around under their own power. But they do

move and chase and eat and… well it all gets

pretty ugly pretty quickly. Chaos legions use

spawn as terror weapons, unleashing packs of

them to hurl themselves at the enemy in a

nightmare wave of hopping, drooling, tentacular

madness.

Chaos Spawn

30552369+

Number/squad: 3-5

Weapons: Teeth, claws, tentacles, stingers, pseudopodia etc etc.

SPECIAL RULES.

Random attacks: Chaos spawn flail wildly with their twisted appendages in combat. To

represent this they have a random number of attacks, determined by rolling a D6 per

spawn at the start of each Assault phase when they are fighting.

Fearless: Chaos Spawn have long since lost any semblance of rational thoughts or

sanity. As such they automatically pass any morale checks or pinning tests they are

required to make.

Insanely stupid. Make a Leadership test for each spawn unit at the start of the Chaos

player’s turn. If the test is failed the Spawn do not move that turn and may not assault.

Spawn which are already in an assault don’t have to test to fight – they’re not that

stupid. Independent characters may not join units of Chaos Spawn.

CHA

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