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Hey everyone, So I'm trying to put together an infiltrating chaos force, but I've run into some snags. The main one is this: do I do the standard alpha legion infiltrate horde, or the slaaneshi infiltrating demon bomb? They both have merrit, but which is more powerful? cheers

Nurgle can also be a powerful infiltraing force...

Alpha legion for two reasons:

#1. They can take a mark of chaos and another vet. skill besides infiltrate.

#2. They get infiltrate at a much reduced cost. So if you are planning on infiltrating your entire army they will save a lot of points, and that means you can buy more stuff.

Its true, Alpha Legion can take MoCU, Infiltrate and still give their CC unit Furious Charge and the others Tank Hunter. No other Legion can do that, which makes them by far the strongest around, seconded probably by the Slaanesh Daemon Bomb and then by Nurgle.

"so, which of those unbelivable old guys with the big armor are best at sneaking" that is so fraggin unfluffy, I better leave the tactic disscussions

Then I hope that you never play against Imperial Guard tankers with Hidden Setup.

'Hey Commisar Bob?'

'Yes Guardsman Steve?'

'Do you really think this thin layer of camo-netting will keep us invisible to the enemy?'

'Of course!  To them we're just another hill out on the terrain.  Oh, and you're going to the brig for a week for doubting the Emperor's Divine Camo-Netting.'

I only played once against an armored company. it was in a tournament and he lost because we were playing for mission objectives.