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Ive always wanted to try and play with one of the primarchs, always heavily considered building up an Angron converson to play in apocalypse games, but havnt always been so sure hes the best choice out of all of the ones available(rules wise). I guess ive always been lured into the idea of having a crazy daemon primarch surrounded by a retinue of Bloodthirsters, but i kindof like Lorgar and Moratrion's stats/special rules/abilities. tell me what you all think is the best one to play!!

not sure if the stats im looking at are "official" either but the apocalypse games i usually end up playing arent too official either! heres a link to the stats im reading.

http://www.tralfazsolutions.com/MegaBattle/DaemonPrimarchApocalypse-Matt.pdf

Those are fan made rules.

There are rules for a few primarchs in the IA Horus Heresy series. I know angron has rules but im not sure who else. Probably a few more by the time they get done with the series of books.

Also, the model for angron is the best model ever created for 40k.

Forge World's Horus Heresy: Betrayal has the official rules for Mortarion, Angron, Horus, and Fulgrim.

As for which one is best in an Apocalypse game, the only correct answer is the one that matches your fluff.

Mortarion's FW rules seem to be the nicest overall, although Horus packs one heck of a mean punch.

They're all pretty kick ass.

Fulgrim seems to be the most bang for your buck (cheapest, and still a beast in combat).

What's that one crazy double pistol gunslinger with a crazy high BS that generates more hits from each shot and can keep on firing with the other pistol until it misses? One of them shot an entire termagaunt brood off the table in one go.

Holy crap.