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After playing a Daemon army this past week - I have to ask Daemon players why you use anything besides Plaugebearers?
Bloodcrushers I guess I could see, but it just seems to me the other daemons are inferior. Anything you can field with FNP and T5 or higher is just tough as nails.
My orks had no problems getting rid of the bloodletters, but the plaguebearers just wouldn't die.
No madam, 40,000 is the year that this game is set in. Not how much it costs. Though you may have a point. - GW Fulchester The Gatling Guns have flamethrowers on them because this is 40k - DOW III
Not a fair comparison as every model in the DW has a power weapon and you can't use FNP.
And as long as I can catch daemons, I don't have a problem with them ;-)
But against my orks, it's been brutal. FNP T5 just forever locks in combat.
Never played daemons/csm - but if I did I'd buy plaguebearer troops and just sit them on the objectives and kit out my other troop seeking units.
No madam, 40,000 is the year that this game is set in. Not how much it costs. Though you may have a point. - GW Fulchester The Gatling Guns have flamethrowers on them because this is 40k - DOW III
No madam, 40,000 is the year that this game is set in. Not how much it costs. Though you may have a point. - GW Fulchester 
The Gatling Guns have flamethrowers on them because this is 40k 