If you’ve got one of these, don’t expect this book to be a decent substitute for a codex at your next tournament. There are some rules that we haven’t seen in years! Chaos Armies of Nurgle and Tzeentch also have their rules and point values towards the back. After, the book goes into the lore/story behind the “Star Child”. Well, this book also showcased classic artwork of the beginning battle between father and son. You might remember the fateful showdown between Sanguinius, Horus, and Big E. Later, the book goes into lore regarding the Emperor, the birth of Slaanesh, and the Primarchs. 40k Lore and the Fateful Showdown of the Imperium This all included Ogres, Centaurs, Cultists, Undead Champions, etc. There were some other instructions for players on fielding certain types of armies. In terms of the vibe Im looking for think of the Skaven from Warhammer massed ranks of shabby.
After the lore, the book goes into some amazing images of the old models for the Chaos champions, including the Great Unclean Ones, dioramas of different battles, Tzeentch Sorcerers, spawns, the different glyphs and banners for each model. Posts about Lost and the Damned written by Wudugast.
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