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Most on their own can't that is true until you take into account the addition of the power that the pacts the Sorcerors have made with daemons is added to it. So if you think about it even the weakest chaos sorceror should be stronger than the average librarian

Champion of Slaanesh wrote:
Most on their own can't that is true until you take into account the addition of the power that the pacts the Sorcerors have made with daemons is added to it. So if you think about it even the weakest chaos sorceror should be stronger than the average librarian

But that is often not the case, and the warp is a fickle thing. Even the big E had issues with it.

The only thing stopping you from including them in a csm army is your group's permission.

Take em for the same pts as loyalists if your group will let you. Mine probably would, but oddly enough they would be sketchy about me using the forgeworld drop options for csm. Is anyone gonna cry OP over it? If they do, they haven't played optimized lists from the tau, eldar, sm, and necron codices.

I think they should have access to drop pods. Csm aren't the infrastructureless faction some think they are. They are capable of complex planning. If they have accessible rhinos and land raiders, it only makes sense to have drop pods.