Tzeentch's unit roster is more specialized in spellcasting and hit-and-run tactics when compared to the balanced defensive armies of Cathay or the brutal daemons of Khorne, which should make them an interesting outlier in terms of gameplay, at least in theory.
His Staff of Tomorrow greatly reduces the cooldowns of his spells, while the Gaze of Fate paralyzes an enemy unit, reducing its melee attack value.Īs far as Lords go, we'll get to control the Exalted Lords of Change and Herald of Change, who both can specialize in either the Lore of Metal or the Lore of Tzeentch, the latter of which focuses on offense, including spells that deal direct damage and greatly debuff enemy troops. Kairos' Fragments of Magic skill allows him to equip fragments of other spell lores, giving him access to several spells from the equipped lore, with the caveat that only one fragment can be equipped at a time. Like every other unit in Tzeentch's army, he comes equipped with Barrier, a shield that recharges out of combat, acting essentially as an additional health bar, encouraging a hit-and-run approach to combat. The Daemons of Tzeentch are led into battle by Kairos Fateweaver, a two-headed being that boasts "unsurpassed magical knowledge and capability," being aware of both the past and the future, yet unable to see the present at it unfolds.
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