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You can only take a mark or devotion of nurgle. By devotion they are only referring to the heretic devotions right?
If so, is there anything stopping you from taking units with the daemon of whatever rule such as a daemon prince or a pack of blood slaughterers?

...Technically no, but I'm going to call that a pretty obvious typo and recommend you don't try doing it in a game.

The restriction is on marks and devotions. No other special rules are mentioned as having a restriction

I don't have the vraks book, so I wasn't sure about devotion. With FW you sometimes have to read their rules rather loosely. They have dedications, alignments and devotions. All of which could mean the same thing really.

Technically all of them are allowed except for the devotion, but I assume most people would restrict you to dedications, alignments and daemons of nurgle?

Roknar wrote:
I don't have the vraks book, so I wasn't sure about devotion. With FW you sometimes have to read their rules rather loosely. They have dedications, alignments and devotions. All of which could mean the same thing really.

Technically all of them are allowed except for the devotion, but I assume most people would restrict you to dedications, alignments and daemons of nurgle?

I don't think 'I don't have the book, can someone tell me what this rule says?' is what YMDC is for?

I suppose you're right. I have a printout of the formation and it's rules and IA13 which has devotions, but they're not marked from what I can tell, only the covenants are. I thought vraks and IA would be the same army apart from a special character or two. Going over the rules again it looks like their more different than I thought.

Should have asked how different the two books really are first.