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Hi guys, I got amazing feedback and interest in my last codex review of the Space Marines Codex, so I figured I'd cash in on that and do one for another army I play, Chaos Demons!

Without further delay, here is...

Part One of the Chaos Demon Codex Review: Armywide Special Rules and the Warpstorm Table.

If you're wondering why I've decided to dedicate a very specific set of posts just to the warpstorm table, there's good reason. That thing is complicated and daunting to the new player, but it is actually a lot of fun and can change the course of a game.

A nice summary of the warp storm table. It really can be your worst enemy or your best friend as a daemon player. With fateweaver it can actually become a weapon to be feared.

 ansacs wrote:
A nice summary of the warp storm table. It really can be your worst enemy or your best friend as a daemon player. With fateweaver it can actually become a weapon to be feared.

Fateweaver is a weapon in his own right. He gives the daemon player an unprecedented level of control - in and out of the codex.