Thanks to recent point adjustments, Chaos Cultists are back down to a more sensible 5 points per model, giving CSM armies the ability to fill out troop slots with cheap, action-capable bodies for only 50 points. The road of a champion of Chaos is long and bloody, and many die forgotten, or devolve into gibbering monsters as their minds collapse and their bodies mutate beyond recognition.
Technically the Chaos Space Marine Legions are the only Space Marine Legions still in existence, the loyalist Legions having been reformed into self-contained Chapters after the Heresy. Within their corpulent and disgusting power armour their bodies are bloated with disease, swollen with corruption and The only Hero currently available is the Possessed Marine from Rogue Traders' shop. Every Day new 3D Models from all over the World. 
Some find the centuries of constant setbacks and failures harder to bear than others, the weight of their experiences pressing down inexorable upon them, driving them towards a threshold. Back in July 1996 in the English speaking market the Codex Chaos was released, and with it the poster-boy of Chaos, Abaddon the Despoiler. The Chaos Marines are effectively the same as loyalist Tactical Marines, but like most of your infantry, they have the Champion of Chaos trait. This is shorthand for any unit that has one of the following Faction keywords:, BLACK LEGION, WORD BEARERS, IRON WARRIORS, ALPHA LEGION, NIGHT LORDS, WORLD EATERS, EMPEROR’S CHILDREN, FALLEN or RED CORSAIRS.
Make the Primaris Space Marines into regular Space Marines, and Make regular Space Marines Primaris size/bulk. With all types of ships when travelling over long distances I will usually island-hop or province-hop such that I set sail on the 1st of the month and pull into some port before the end of the month to top off for repairs. I will often enter a war with the transports at 25% (when attrition isn't a danger), and will even mothball them between missions during wartime. I am usually very careful with my transports and make sure the waterways are clear of any danger from enemy ships before I send them through, so I am comfortable keeping them mothballed when not actively in use. During wartime they (both Heavies & Galleys) trail behind the faster fleet of Light ships. During wartime I will use them in a pack to catch and hold an enemy fleet while the slower heavies catch up.ĭuring peacetime, heavies will get assigned one at a time to patrol wherever pirates show up (and then the Galleys would be next in line). sometimes based on the calculated trade-power benefits, sometimes to get a trade node up to the 51% mark for the extra merchant, and sometimes to privateer against a rival for the power projection. During peacetime my light ships will be used wherever they might be of the most immediate benefit.
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