Editing Warhammer/Tactics/8th Edition/Daemons of Chaos (section)

===Army Composition===
Your core can vary, with Bloodletters being 14 points each you want to put them in fights 
that they will win, so like every other army don't have them try to toe off with warriors because
their OP units of characters. Daemonettes are pretty good when used as redirecting units so a
few small units may not be a bad idea. nurgle plague bearers are hit and miss, like Bloodletters
their really hard hitting, and like to stay around, its a good unit to hold flanks. finally for
core there's pink horrors, which are OK, but get worse if you don't have many magic dice, it is,
however possible to run say a 10 man unit or 2, with 2 lvl 2 heralds of Tzeentch nearby, because
the daemon magic lore attributes add daemons to nearby units of the god that the lore is for,
but you get a extra horror on a 4+ instead of a 5+ like the other 2 core that can be bolstered
like that, so you can have a ever growing unit if you keep magic pressure on your opponent. You
also want to sneak Heralds into these units plus a special standard, though that last one is
superfluous.


Take Beasts and Khannons or you're doing it wrong and either a Daemon Prince or a Greater Daemon (a KOS or LOC is recommended).

A good goal is to build towards one or two gods at first, and add to your collection over time, because every god by itself is fairly reliable (nurgle is arguably the best) when you mix two or more your army will quickly become a honed daemon death machine.