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I've gone through the book, Warriors of Chaos, and I guess all those seeds and stems from my past have rendered my vision useless. I know the old 6th ed. book said you couldn't mix marks, i.e A marked character had to have the same mark as the unit he joined. What about now? Can you have a Nurgle Sorcerer in a unit of Warriors that are either marked differently or without any mark?

Thanks.

Khornholio wrote:I've gone through the book, Warriors of Chaos, and I guess all those seeds and stems from my past have rendered my vision useless. I know the old 6th ed. book said you couldn't mix marks, i.e A marked character had to have the same mark as the unit he joined. What about now? Can you have a Nurgle Sorcerer in a unit of Warriors that are either marked differently or without any mark?

Thanks.

Yes you can mix marks with the 7th edition book. However they did errata away a trick where many people were using the Nurgle Mark on a character in a different marked unit to get both bonuses.

Thanks for the reply.

So putting an unmarked wizard in a unit of Khorne Warriors is OK? Wow! That would've raised a huge stink in 6th ed. Interesting.

Yep, that's fine.

You can even put a collar of khorne on a tzeentch wizard and equip them with a nurgle plaguesword...or something like that anyway.

mourn the old fluff, long live the new fluff.

Awesome. Pure, pure awesome.

Awesome. Pure, pure awesome.