The Unique Daemons That The Lore Never Mentions Anymore - Warhammer Fantasy Lore

[@alharron2145]

Tiny Khorne warriors raging about the battlefield with all the fury of an Exalted Chosen is just adorable screaming in a helium voice "No! I am a Malice, brutal harbinger of death and destruction, I AM NOT CUTE!"

[@Hasus16]

It really makes you want to have this as a miniature.

[@s2korpionic]

Cringe. Trying way too hard to look cute.

[@oga-booga]

​@@Hasus16they where a miniature, you got one when buying yhe chaos familiars pack

[@Hasus16]

@@oga-booga Yeah, I just looked at, they even returned for Age of Sigmar, they are really cute!

[@tobiashagstrom4168]

A vampire that only appears in mirrors? So a reverse vampire?? This means we have to ask the question, when a vampire is created, do their reflections fuck off and become an independent mirror vampire?

[@Hasus16]

@@lugburz-shak4629 Maybe a representation of the soul in immaterium?

[@flufflez013]

“Sphincter that issue foul yellow wetness” is a sentence I could’ve lived my entire life without hearing

[@Pemmont107]

The description of Muses raises a lot of questions...

[@TheGreatBookofGrudges]

Imps, Balrogs and Daemons of LAW cos why not :) really enjoying covering old school lore lately!

[@SvenTheBadass]

Law imps could be a fun thought experiment

[@anthonydouglas8060]

Aren't Nurglings imps?

[@SvenTheBadass]

@@anthonydouglas8060 I think the implication is that imps are even more diminutive then Nurglings

[@Lupusam]

I think that might be changed now, as I think nurglings have been used as familiars by stronger sorcerers of Nurgle. The Muse of Slannesh does seem to be closer to a nurgling than a bubo in power, which may have lead to the bubo being discarded.

[@XaryLoon]

Weren't Balrog/baalrukh the prototype of the Bloodthirster? They have the same physical trait, and they can use whiplike weapon

[@SvenTheBadass]

Don’t know why, but when talking about the Mardagg I had a thought that they are formed from skulls from Khorne’s skull throne.

[@CommanderBohn]

Balrogs are a no-brainer for why they had to go.

[@Necroxion]

There are actually quite a few Balrogs in fiction: D&D, Devil May Cry, and Darksiders for example

[@malcire]

​@Necroxion aren't they Balors in DnD now,

[@thegradyfiles]

Daemons of Law are interesting concepts that I really wished was explored more

[@andrewculross9421]

They’ve released imps as fimiliars for a chaos sorcerer In warcry

[@FasterThanJesus]

The Viydagg in WFRP 4th - Archives of Empire were portrayed a bit more as nature spirits than daemons. It was cool seeing them back again.

[@Lupusam]

I think that early on Daemon was used as the term for all spirits that weren't dead/undead, so it's likely that the 'Daemons of Law' will be renamed as spirits if they are reintroduced or revised.

[@Kincoran]

I really enjoyed this, thanks! It frustrates me that out of all of the factions from various Warhammer games that have a boat load of different miniatures available for, more than any other, it should be Daemons of Chaos!

[@baird5682]

While we're at it. Lesser unalined demons.

[@stilloading5652]

Collecting the 6 Baalrukhs as a campaign for the Chaos dwarf Ghorth the Cruel would be a metal DLC

[@johnj.spurgin7037]

I feel like the "balrook" should be greater daemons of hashut K'dai are fine, but they're daemon engines. Hashut being a god of faustian deals fits with the results of his deals with the dawi zharr

[@samhobbs9116]

The only 6 lines is a nice touch of homage to the true Balrogs.

[@tuckerbad]

all i can say ... is these things were not considered cannon enough for our use (did check) ... we created the serpent of slannesh to fill in a lesser slot though.

[@NisGaarde]

Love the content! Huge WFRP fan going all the way back to 1st edition. Keep it up!

[@FasterThanJesus]

Proper warhammer!

[@zegratrubbish3876]

The Titans, the Mardagg were miniatures before they had lore - it seemed the lore was added to help sell these figures, they were poor sellers and the lore was added to move them - think viydagg and mabrothrax were in the same boat but not sure about them. You can see the death elemental in lots of old citadel sales sheets from the time and was often on there Black Sun sale sheets you got back in the day when you mail ordered you figures. The Titans were from the old first plastic figures citadel made - these were really big but did not sell, and the lore was added to try to make them sell ( dont think it worked )

[@zegratrubbish3876]

mabrothrax was C29 (MO-14) Plague Elemental, viydagg is C34 Life Elemental and Mardagg was C34 Death Elemental from the 80s, they had these figures in there range for most of the 80s and the figures were made long before the lore - that was added to help sell them. The Titans were from the Citadel's Fighting Fantasy range that did not sell, they were made in to Titans to try to help sales there was a chaos warrior version as well, there were Dwarfs, orcs and other stuff in this range but it was all 60mm in scale - hence they were made in to sort of giants. The 2 early demon models that should have got lore were C28 (GD-01)Death Demon / Creeping Demon Lord and C34 (02) Chaos Demon (1) both really cool old metal figures ( think i still have one of them)

[@dazuk37]

I still have an old plague elemental citadel model kicking about in the loft and old Kaleb Daark model who followed Malal, I wish they had continued the Malal idea. The model was a great one as well, I was kinda of looking forward to seeing more of them.

[@danekoetter6067]

I remember Sotek talk about an Amalgamation Beast, and on Rimworld there is a mod for Zhthy'hl

[@BearPawSwipe]

Imps would be such a fun add!

[@imperialguardsman_stell_legion]

Maybe the small warp creature that is on festuse's back is an imp of nurgle

[@zalekvoris1517]

I think that's just a nurgling

[@imperialguardsman_stell_legion]

@@zalekvoris1517 probably

[@Sara3346]

​​@@imperialguardsman_stell_legionYeah its a very odd looking nurgling but it doesnt match the pus dripping description of nurgle imps.

[@nikoladedic6623]

In 3e Balrogs were renamed to Balgrogs. Oh, right as I typed it, he covered it.

[@jepardejuif9990]

I really they went to with the 4 sons of the great kurgan really missed oppurtunity to make new characters

[@wmandthings]

I'm sure they have them in dusty old internal documents somewhere. They did two at least I can't imagine they had no plans for the rest

[@wmandthings]

I'm sure they have them in dusty old internal documents somewhere. They did two at least I can't imagine they had no plans for the rest

[@AlphariusHydra20]

Is sigmar considered a god of law?

[@Sara3346]

No, he's the empires patron god and his domains are broadly civilization and smithing and war* if I recall Gods of law in Warhammer are more like...gods if absolute concepts, like purity of purpose, perfection of form, stuff like that which makes them dangerous to worship.

[@Lupusam]

By the old definition no, the gods of law were as dangerous as the gods of chaos but they'd make you unchanging lawful statues instead of mutating you into mindless spawn, etc. With what's happened to Soltan and the like, Sigmar might be Law aligned and connected to the Gods of Law, but the fact he was once mortal and ascended would still mark him as separate from Soltan etc to some degree.

[@SuperRedarmy123]

wow humanoid greater demon sound freaking awesome

[@eriksolie511]

Another vote for Malal! We could be playing Very Oldhammer!

[@khamuleasterling1454]

You did not cite the Malal ones!

[@ZombifiedNappa]

Necoho killed them all. He was personally responsible for the copyright dispute that got rid of Malal.

[@efaristi9737]

16:07 I think that's the first demon ever that i have seen with positives connotations. I have always found ridiculous that all the chaos gods are evil when they are supposed to be born from mortal emotions. So sure, some are bound to be harmful but how come there is no chaos gods that represent justice, love, etc?

[@silasthebear7309]

The Imp of Nurgle sounds a lot like a nurgling 🤔

[@Mirkomir_Blobszczonowicz]

Aaaach WFRP first edition... Praise the Malal and screw the licenses! :P

[@jonathancampbell7798]

Mardagg apppears in lore multiple times though? It shows up in a Brunner the Bountyhunter story It's also SPOILERS, the main villain in the AOS story, Castle of Blood

[@Ankhtowe]

Ah, Chaos back before GW Flanderized the crap out of it.

[@Venus_Nebula]

I believe the gods of law should be eldritch abomination like chaos, just in the opposite way you feel me

[@szymonrozanski6938]

There are multiple Mardaggs. Its written "When a Mardagg is summoned" Meaning Plural. Not when THE Mardagg is summoned.

[@anthonydouglas8060]

Khorne and slaanesh can use those imps.

[@lawrence4301]

good video

[@MrSkabrus]

The daemons of law are a veryinteresting thing and I think they are based on the ancient concept of daemons before christianity

[@nikoladedic6623]

I was hoping to see gargoyles.

[@deirakos]

is hashut a baalrukh?

[@Lupusam]

No, the Baalrukh claim to be gods, while Hashut is a true chaos god just lesser than the big four.

[@timothymurphy7669]

Cathayan Catshit daemons!

[@tobiashagstrom4168]

First!