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This is all of the beast dudes I have.

13 bestigors
5 centigors
1 razorgor
16 ungors
24 gors (2 units)
2 beastlord
6 minotaurs
10 chaos hound
1 bray shaman
1 khazrak one eye

Non GW stuff I used for Beastlord, Chaos Giant and one for Ghorgon

I had a Doombull, but now I can't seem to find it.

How can I use all my dudes?
Also is it possible to add a slaughterbrute, chimera or warpfire dragon? I really like the models and would also like the presence of a really big monster, or 2...or 3 .

I I do Legion 'Chaos' it lets me put all of my dudes in, except the Khazrak and bestigors. It even let's me take the aforementioned monsters. Is this legal in open play? I just want to be sure there is legitimacy in my army.

I guess nobody has an answer....

GG

Everything you have is from Grand Alliance Chaos. So it's even legal in Matched Play.
You just need to make sure you have enough Battleline units.

Khazrak can be taken with the warscroll from the Beastmen compendium (download on GW site). Beatified should have a warscroll in the Grand Alliance Chaos book.

Counting up all the brayherd and not counting under strength units you have 690 points of brayherd. At 1000 points you can take 200 points of allies but that would still leave you 110 points shy. However, you can make up these missing points through summoning.

Ultimately my recommendation for what you have would look something like this:

Beastlord

Beastlord

Great Bray Shaman

Gors (20 man unit)

Ungors (10 man unit)

Bestigors (10 man unit)

Bullgors (3 man unit)

210 points for reserve. (Thats more than enough points to summon in a Slaughterbrute.)

I don't think Bullgors have the Brayherd keyword, so it couldn't have that Allegiance. It's too bad, I was really rooting for the Warherd stuff to have the Brayherd word also, so they would work together.

Bullgors are warherd - but they can be allied (200-400pt).

The strength of brayherd seems to be a combination of ambush and using the herdstone to get your shaman a +3 to casting (with artifact+balewind) and buff ungor raiders. I plan on using a blob of 40 ungor raiders, sacrificing d3 each turn to a +1 to hit. Should shave off 8 wounds avg on a 4+ save unit per round, while the fast smash stuff roams and captures objectives. Shaman will pull in be'lakor who then brings in other daemons+debuffs units as needed.

I actually have a Belakor lol. I hadn't thought about using him before.

 chimeara wrote:
I actually have a Belakor lol. I hadn't thought about using him before.

You can bring him in on a 6, then immediately burn 1 of his spells to summon another prince or something else all together, and then either buff or use his other ability. His "shuts down a unit on >4" is super cool for the scary thing on the field.

Sounds like lots of fun, but kind of takes away from the idea of goat men lol.

Maybe I'll give him a whirl. We'll see.

So it is it okay to have multiple warscrolls in the same list? Example, could I field 500pts of Warheard AND 500 pts Brayherd in the same 1000 pt list?

Yes you can do half Brayherds and half Warherds in the same 1K list. But then you will have only a Chaos allegiance and not be able to use the cool new Brayherd allegiance things.

A better idea would be to limit yourself to 400 points of Warherds as allies so you can keep the Brayherd allegiance abilities.