He can also steal enemy endless spells if he is able to dispel them, and considering he can change the casting roll of the lowest D6 with the highest D6, chances are high (and don’t forget the Destiny Dice!). He knows all spells under the Lore of Change and his signature spell can do up to 9 mortal wounds. Just for fun here we present few thematic warbands, meant more for fun or narrative context than for competitive play. Note that in narrative play you need to complete a quest that allows you to recruit a Hero before being able to add him to your roster.

Most Lesser Daemons of Tzeentch areshapeless, ever-transforming, diminutive creatures known as ‘Horrors’. Ingeneric fantasy terms, they’re ‘minor elementals’– walking agglomerations of a particular strain of magic, able to change their shape and throw that magic at their foe in projectile form. Contents: 1 x Ishrann Soulrender (Hero), 10 x Namarti Thralls (Battleline) and 3 x Arkhelian Guard (Batteline if General is Arkhelian Hero) Tzeentch has been out for a long time with his armies for both Warhammer 40K and Age of Sigmar. Daemons in particular are usable in both game systems, therefore there is plenty of guides on how to paint them.

Recommended: Movement Trays for 32mm Bases

The Start Collecting Anvilguard box is a (Dark Elf) Scourge Privateer themed Cities of Sigmar box, that was one of the two new Start Collecting boxes released with the Cities of Sigmar Battletome. If you run the Hero as your general you have the minimum a Hero and 2 Battleline. If you choose to run the titular Anvilgard army the Kharibdyss is also battleline. Diversity of models – Tzeentch has survived his transition from the Old World and so you have a ton Hero models to try out, both new and old.

A good example of a Maggotkin army, and would mix brilliantly with the Daemons of Nurgle box for a nice flavourful Nurgle list. If you build one of the Pusgoyle Blightlords you’l end up with a spare). If you build them as the Pusygoyle Blighttlords and make the Lord of Blights your general you’ll have a game legal 500pts army out of the box as they become Batteline.Realistically finding it is a bit more difficult. A more viable option is the Aether War box, if you can find a friend to split with it, it shares the box with Kharadron Overlords so if you can find a friend to split the cost it will give you some solid units to get started. In the box you’ll find 6 Tzaangor Skyfire/Enlightened (I recommend building them all as enlightened with spears), 3 screamers of Tzeentch and a Magister of Tzeentch on a disc. This box is a little more unfocused and doesn’t give you what you need to play a matched play game. So if you buy this I would still buy yourself some Tzaangors and/or Kairic acolytes to fulfill your battleline combination. A Tzaangor Shaman or Fatemaster would round out the list with another Hero to be the Magister’s friend in crime.