Editing Storm of Magic (section)

===Monsters===
One of the biggest selling points for Storm of Chaos is that you can summon monsters. These monsters range from well-known, generic critters, to creatures that regularly appear in only a single army book, to completely new beasties. Many of these can also serve as mounts. Some of the more notable are the Bonegrinder Giant, which are [[Giant#Giants in Warhammer Fantasy/Age of Sigmar|Giants]] on steroids; the [[Cygor]], a [[Beastmen]] native which will fuck up casters and anyone carrying a magic item of any kind; [[Chaos War Mammoth]]s, which are combinations of giants and [[Angry_Marines|SEVERAL CRATES OF FUCK YOU]]; Exalted Greater Daemons, which are the bigger brothers of regular Greater Daemons (and cost 775 points each); [[Dragon|Dragons]], which come in several colors (specifically [[Tiamat|Red, Black, White, Green and Blue]]) and sizes, with the largest capable of being wizards (if you make them, please report to your local [[Commissar]] for [[Blam|re-education]]); a number of critters from the [[Ogre Kingdoms]] army book; the Great Taurus and [[Lamassu|Lammasu]], which herald the glorious return of the [[Chaos Dwarfs]] (at least via [[Forge World]]); the casters and Fenbeast from the [[Albion]] stuff back in 5th edition; oh, and FUCK YEAH [[Zoat|ZOATS]]!

Now, on paper they don't sound too bad. [[Skub|Unfortunately, they are.]] Every caster on the battlefield knows a spell called Unbind Monster, a 3+ cakewalk that has a good chance to either remove the monster, make it go berserk, [[Derp|derp out]], or make it useless in another way. So you really shouldn't bother with monsters all too much, which is a shame, because they look awesome.

Another Opinion: The Above Mentioned Spell, Unbind Monster, can be a deal-breaker, however a further D6 must be rolled. 

On a 1: Nothing Happens
2. He gets roid rage with a frenzy that can never go away.
3. Gets Derpy and suffers Stupidity.
4. Still Fights For you but doesn't get the Battle Standard Bearer's or General's perks.
5. The Monster goes home, leaving the battle as a casualty.
6. Monster hates everything and wants a piece of everyone, friend or foe.

While the spell has its perks, it only has half a chance of doing anything major, and while it is super easy to dcast it is also super easy to dispel (chances are both sides have tooled up wizards to work with).