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Bloodletters of Khorne · Blue Horrors of Tzeentch · Chaos Warriors of Khorne · Chaos Warriors of Khorne (Dual Weapons) · Chaos Warriors of Khorne (Halberds) · Daemonettes of Slaanesh · Exalted Bloodletters of Khorne · Exalted Daemonettes of Slaanesh · Exalted Plaguebearers of Nurgle · Forsaken of Nurgle · Forsaken of Tzeentch · Devoted Marauders of Slaanesh · Devoted Marauders of Slaanesh (Spears) · Devoted Marauders of Slaanesh (Hellscourges) · Nurglings · Plaguebearers of Nurgle It may be helpful for people with a few particular blood abnormalities. Doctors still use bloodletting, for instance, in cases of polycythemia—an abnormally high red blood cell count—and in a hereditary disease called hemochromatosis, which leaves too much iron in the blood. And the legends are many of the wandering bands of adventurers who have faced these entities deep within damnable shrines found in the mountains and wastelands, forgotten by all except the servants of Chaos that protect them. [4a] Exalted Bloodletters [ ] A Bloodletter, also known as a " Chosen of Khorne," a " Warmonger of Khorne," " Slaughter-kin", " Taker of Skulls," " Khorne's Chosen," the " Teeth of Death," and the " Crimson Death," is a Lesser Daemon ( Khak'akamshy'y in the Dark Tongue) that serves as one of the eager Daemonic foot soldiers of the Chaos God Khorne's Blood Legions. As a host, they march as one, in formations with supernatural precision, but in battle, they try to outdo each other in ruthless acts of cruelty and savagery.Bloodletters • Plaguebearers • Horror of Tzeentch • Daemonette • Nurglings • Beast of Nurgle • Plague Drone • Flamer • Screamer Exalted Bloodletters have better armour than their rank-and-file counterparts and they are tougher, more fearsome combatants. They also possess better weapons, their Hellblades blazing brightly with the power of their fury. Once they slay enough foes on the battlefield, their blades are empowered by the Blood God, greatly increasing the Exalted Bloodletters' strength and thus allowing them to become more effective the longer the battle rages on. Red-eyed and perpetually snarling, each Exalted Bloodletter has the Mark of Khorne emblazoned upon its skull. [5a] Keeper of Secrets • Daemonette • Infernal Enrapturess • Seeker Chariot • Fiend • Steed • Seeker • Hate-Angel • Contorted Epitome

Bloodletters are Khorne's most numerous warriors, the mainstay of his daemonic legions. Their horrific appearance is an assault upon mortal sensibilities. Their skin is the colour of hot blood, and their angry eyes resemble burning coals. Bloodletters are possessed of an inhuman strength; they can rip a mortal apart with cold-blooded ease, and in battle their long, jagged Hellblades glow with the heinous energies of the Warp. These vicious swords are said to be as sharp as Khorne's own hatred. As they cut through the flesh and bone of mortals, they become coated with the blood of the slain, glowing ever brighter as they kill, invigorated by the rich taste of death.

Though it is in battle that Bloodletters are found, first and foremost, the touch of evil spreads into every mortal heart, and with that follows the Daemonic. Thus it is not only the warriors of Kislev and the north that need fear the threat of the Daemon, but all mortals. They are eternal, and uncaring of the passing of the ages, and can exist wherever that potential corruption runs deep. [4a] Burning Chariot of Tzeentch · Exalted Seeker Chariot · Gorebeast Chariot of Khorne · Hellflayers · Seeker Chariots Few foes can withstand such an onslaught, for the sight of their own comrades cut in half and butchered by howling Bloodletters is enough to break even the stoutest soldiers. Those combatants not instantly slain or fled are greeted with a frenzied rage, the Bloodletters screaming with fury as they fall upon them with dark blades, teeth and claws. As they slash at their opponents, the Daemons spit obscene promises of death and suffering, their guttural voices inspiring dread in all who hear them. It is not uncommon for Bloodletters to fall upon each other in their competition to spill the most vital fluid or claim the skulls of the greatest warriors on the battlefields; in such a way, each strives to distinguish himself before the eyes of the their legion's Heralds or Bloodthirster, as well as before the almighty Khorne himself. Arcalux, Prince of Fury (Multiplayer only) · Caress, the Darkling Prince (Multiplayer only) · Grand Vomitus, Prince of Buboes (Multiplayer only) · Kysis Crystal-King ( Trials of Fate only) · Red Ulgor, Prince of Slaughter (Multiplayer only) · Zarrivyk, Feathered-Prince (Multiplayer only)

Led into battle in vast legions by the most veteran of their number, the Heralds of Khorne, they tend to march in disciplined regiments accompanied by horns and drums, a living example of Khorne's militarism and a sharp contrast to the armies of other Chaos Gods. However, the craving for skulls, bloodshed and competing for personal glory and the glory of Khorne in battle usually turns this discipline into frenzy once they charge the enemy. Bloodletters are notorious for their fearsome advances and ferociously brutal charges but are also capable of vile and low tactics. [1] [2] [3] Chaos Cultists • Poxwalkers • Pestigor • Plague Zombies • Plague Ogryn • Thrall Wizard • Tzaangor • Tzaangor Enlightened • Tzaangor Shaman • Dark Disciple With each fresh kill, the Bloodletters loose great shouts of victory that echo across the battlefield and chill the souls of all who hear. [1a] They are full of hate, and they live to fight. They are carnage incarnate, and they know only killing and murder. [2a]

These creatures are the Lesser Daemons in the Daemonic stable of Khorne. They fight as Khorne's footsoldiers in vicious mobs, which bray and keen for blood. They march forwards in serried ranks, carrying tattered banners and other unholy marks of their devotion. And as they march, there can be heard a surrusant chanting, a litany of words that some claim are evil enchantments. Others swear they hear the names of fallen comrades, [4a] and indeed, these Daemons chant the names of those they have slain in battle. [2a] Their arms and bodies are comprised of the solidified magical energies of Chaos and will tear through all that does not bear the protective enchantments of Sigmar or the other gods of the Old World Pantheon, just as only consecrated weapons or purifying fire may stand a chance of killing these fell beasts. [4a] Bloodthirster • Bloodmaster • Rendmaster • Sacred Executioner • Skullmaster • Bloodletter • Bloodcrusher • Blood Slaughterer • Brass Scorpion • Flesh Hound • Juggernaut • Blood Throne • Skull Cannon • Skull Altar Keeper of Secrets • Herald of Slaanesh ( Infernal Enrapturess) • Daemonette • Seeker Chariot of Slaanesh • Fiend • Steed of Slaanesh • Seekers • Hate-Angel • Contorted Epitome • Lady of the Voids • Ruination of Imperfect Beauty Skulltaker ( U'Zuhl) - Skulltaker, also known as U'Zuhl, is an infamous Bloodletter Champion abd Bloodcrusher who has claimed a Juggernaut Daemonic Steed as his mount and has been anointed as the Blood God's own Sacred Executioner. It is said that when Khorne created U'Zuhl, the Bloodletter's first act was to chop the head from the first creature he met -- another Bloodletter. So began an existence of decapitation that has spread terror throughout the mortal and immortal universes. In the midst of battle, Skulltaker always seeks out the mightiest of the enemy's warriors. He fought alongside the Daemon Primarch Angron on Armageddon during the First War for Armageddon, felling a quarter of the Grey Knight Space Marines present. On Agripinia-6, Skulltaker slew the Ork Grimsnag Urk after butchering the Greenskin Warlord's armoured bodyguard. Seventeen Eldar Exarchs fell to his blade during the fighting at Haranshemash. Every race has its legends concerning the Skulltaker, and all are filled with terror.

The daemonic hordes of Khorne are largely made up of ferocious Bloodletters. These Lesser Daemons are deadly warriors believed to have been foremost amongst the Blood God's followers in mortal life and whose will is as implacable and blood-hungry as that of Khorne himself. Like all of Khorne's creatures Bloodletters are formidable and ferocious warriors, but they are also capable of vile and low tactics. The Heralds of Khorne, the most veteran group of Bloodletters, lead the vast daemonic legions of the Blood God to battle. Unlike the armies of other Chaos Gods they tend to march in disciplined regiments accompanied by horns and drums, a living example of Khorne's militarism. However, the craving for skulls, bloodshed and personal glory in battle usually turns this discipline into frenzy once they charge the enemy. Bloodletters are notorious for their fearsome advances, and, being daemons, exhibit enormous strength considering their body mass. Each Bloodletter is a master of combat from constantly fighting their brethren in the Warp as well as their mortal enemies.

Exalted Bloodletters are more powerful Bloodletters who were among the foremost of Khorne's followers in their mortal lives, said to possess a will as implacable and blood-hungry as the Blood God himself. Exalted Bloodletters gather in their own regiments, chanting brutal prayers to their Bloodfather. In the fashion of the mortal Chaos Warriors they once were, each unit marches beneath a blood-soaked banner upon which the names of those they have slain are inscribed. [5a]