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I have done a couple brief web searches but can't seem to find a list of every summonable daemon unit in the game and their power level/models per power level/points costs...kind of surprised this doesn't exist. Does anyone know of such a thing? Or does anyone perhaps know the reason one doesn't exist (fears about running afoul of GW IP maybe)?

I just think it would be a handy thing to have printed out for reference while playing.

 exliontamer wrote:
I have done a couple brief web searches but can't seem to find a list of every summonable daemon unit in the game and their power level/models per power level/points costs...kind of surprised this doesn't exist. Does anyone know of such a thing? Or does anyone perhaps know the reason one doesn't exist (fears about running afoul of GW IP maybe)?

I just think it would be a handy thing to have printed out for reference while playing.

Sorry to say the answer to your question is codex daemons and imperial armour: forces of chaos.

No other sources or supplements exist.

Dudeface wrote:

 exliontamer wrote:
I have done a couple brief web searches but can't seem to find a list of every summonable daemon unit in the game and their power level/models per power level/points costs...kind of surprised this doesn't exist. Does anyone know of such a thing? Or does anyone perhaps know the reason one doesn't exist (fears about running afoul of GW IP maybe)?

I just think it would be a handy thing to have printed out for reference while playing.

Sorry to say the answer to your question is codex daemons and imperial armour: forces of chaos.

No other sources or supplements exist.

Right, but I meant a fan-created one. I can't even find that. Which seems weird.

Most main stream sites are not going have anything that comprehensive posted for long. GW is pretty proactive on going after entities that violate their IP.

Fair enough, so creating my own it is...

It doesn't seem necessary when there are only three books (inc. Codex: Heretic Astartes, which just reprints parts of Codex: Daemons) that include Daemons.

Probably why it doesn't exist.

 exliontamer wrote:

Dudeface wrote:

 exliontamer wrote:
I have done a couple brief web searches but can't seem to find a list of every summonable daemon unit in the game and their power level/models per power level/points costs...kind of surprised this doesn't exist. Does anyone know of such a thing? Or does anyone perhaps know the reason one doesn't exist (fears about running afoul of GW IP maybe)?

I just think it would be a handy thing to have printed out for reference while playing.

Sorry to say the answer to your question is codex daemons and imperial armour: forces of chaos.

No other sources or supplements exist.

Right, but I meant a fan-created one. I can't even find that. Which seems weird.

Buy the books and make your own.

Also, most people consider the current summoning rules to be not so great, so that is likely another reason no such list yet exists.

Wow there are some truly grumpy/salty people on this sub-forum...jeez.

I own the books, and I plan to make my own. I was just asking some questions.

I'm actually not grumpy or salty about it at all (helps that I do not play daemons), but I have noticed the general attitude towards daemon summoning this edition and figured it factors into why no such list has been made. Makes it less weird that it does not exist.

I mean, you explicitly requested speculation as to why such a thing doesn't exist.