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Alright all you WoC players out there. I'm just starting my horde up and am still getting a feel for the new army (not to mention returning to fantasy after being absent through all of 7th edition) and so I would love for some detailed strategies for fighting with WiFI. The more detailed the better.

Also, if some of you have some suggestions for siege tactics, I would welcome that, too, as I'm about to start a BITB campaign with a friend.

I'm looking for any tactical bits of advice you'd like to give. I'm still building my army, so counsel on what models and builds I should make would be appreciated. I'd kind of like to incorporate all four ruinous powers in the mix, but have thus far clung mostly to Tzeentch.

I like discovering new aspects of this army and long forum discussions make for good reading. Anecdotes are not only welcome, but encouraged. Post away, fellow north men!

What is the viability of a squad of chaos ogres in chaos armor with GW? And Mark of Slaanesh?

Ok, Next Chaos playbook question: What about Chosen? I've never really run them (mainly because they are metal models and I'm not a fan), but they seem to me that they would just be warriors with some cool but unpredictable quirks. How do you form a strategy using them when you're unsure about how they are going to perform from game to game. Are they worth making a centerpoint of your army, or should they be taken and used like warriors as a support anvil or hammer that can occassionally do something really awesome?

I've thought of doing that, but I really hate the way trolls look. They aren't a cool kind of ugly, and the models need an update like what the ogres received. I like the idea of Throgg, but at the same time, I don't like metal models (and finecast resin is soooo fragile that I try to avoid it...) and the troll models just look so dated. Maybe (hopefully) they'll get some new models with the new WoC book coming out.