Credit: SRM Detachment Rule: Daemonic Incursion Detachment Ability: Warp Rifts Let’s see what else this index has in store.īe’lakor, the Dark Master. This doesn’t seem impressive on the surface, but with the huge emphasis on battleshock in 10th Edition overall, this is a very solid foundation for Daemons to build from. Daemonic Terror: If an enemy unit is within the Shadow Of Chaos, subtract 1 from Battle-shock rolls, and every time they fail a Battle-shock test, take d3 mortal wounds.Daemonic Manifestation: If your unit is within the Shadow Of Chaos, add 1 to Battle-shock rolls, and every time you pass a Battle-shock test, heal d3 wounds (return d3 models instead if it is a Battleline unit).They showcase both the immaterial form of Daemons, and the terror they inflict upon mortals. This will have some implications on other rules that synergize with the Shadow Of Chaos, in both positive and negative ways.ĭaemonic Manifestation and Daemonic Terror are additional army-wide rules. The important thing to keep in mind is that Shadow Of Chaos checks at the start of a phase, not continuously. Opponent’s Deployment Zone: If you control at least half of the objective markers in your opponent’s deployment zone, then his/her deployment zone is considered within the Shadow Of Chaos.No Man’s Land: If you control at least half of the objective markers in No Man’s Land at the start of a phase, then No Man’s Land is considered within the Shadow Of Chaos.Your Deployment Zone: This is always considered to be in the Shadow Of Chaos.The Shadow Of Chaos can be divided into 3 areas of the battlefield:
While the Shadow Of Chaos doesn’t innately do anything, it synergizes with all sorts of other rules in the codex, and is a key part of how this army will function in 10th Edition. The Shadow Of Chaos is a thematic army rule, based around the idea of Daemons reshaping realspace into a terrifying mirror image of the Warp.
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