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This is a list of all known Chaos Vehicles and Aircraft used by the armies of the Chaos Space Marines, the Lost and the Damned, and the Daemon hordes of the Dark Gods. Whilst lacking the more technologically-advanced vehicles and weapons available to the elite branches of the Imperium's military like the Inquisition and many Space Marine Chapters, the Forces of Chaos maintain a large and varied armoury that features everything from ancient war machines that have not been used by the Imperium in thousands of standard years, vehicles and other technology designed and built by the Hereteks of the Dark Mechanicus, and vehicles that were constructed or forged in the Warp itself. The Forces of Chaos have one of the most unique vehicle armouries in the entire Milky Way Galaxy.

Chaos and Renegade Space Marine Armoured Fighting Vehicles

The following are all known ground vehicles that are used by the Chaos Space Marines of the Traitor Legions and their Renegade Space Marine counterparts:

Assault Bike

The Assault Bike has been used by the Forces of Chaos since before the Horus Heresy, when the Traitor Legions had yet to turn against the Emperor of Mankind. The Assault Bike is used by the Chaos Space Marines in much the same way they are used by their Loyalist counterparts. The Assault Bikes used by Chaos Space Marines are similar to the ones used by their Loyalist counterparts, although Chaos Bikes are usually covered in various spikes and spurs that are used to cut enemies apart as they pass by. Chaos Assault Bikes are used as fast-moving reconnaissance vehicles to scout out enemy positions and eradicate those units which are too slow to pose a threat.

Attack Bike

The Attack Bike is no longer used by the Chaos Space Marines from the Traitor Legions for unknown reasons, but are still employed by Renegade Space Marine Chapters. The Attack Bike was used by the Traitor Legions since before the Horus Heresy, and it is unknown why they have fallen out of use.

Basilisk

Although the Basilisk is mainly used by the Imperial Guard, during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy the Space Marine Legions would also make use of them for their extreme range and firepower, since the Legions had little in the way of their own artillery. The Basilisk is still used by several of the Traitor Legions, most notably the Iron Warriors.

Bombard

The Bombard is used in much the same way as the Basilisk within the armouries of the Traitor Legions. They can most commonly be found in the armouries of the Iron Warriors, who favour them for their extreme firepower.

Contemptor Pattern Dreadnought

The Contemptor Dreadnought is considered a relic amongst the forces of the Imperium, having been developed during the Great Crusade and used by all of the Space Marine Legions. It is no wonder that the Traitor Legions came to possess these ancient machines in their armoury, as many of the occupants of these machines fought during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy. These Dreadnoughts are armed with weapons and other aberrations created by the Hereteks of the Dark Mechanicus, making them powerful foes on the battlefield.

Deimos Rhino

The Deimos Rhino was the most common variant of the Rhino transport used during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy. The Deimos Rhino was used in their millions during these campaigns, yet they have all but become extinct in the armouries of the Loyalist Space Marine Chapters who prefer the newer Mars Pattern Rhino. Unfortunately, even the Traitor Legions have mostly replaced their collection of these vehicles with the newer Mars Pattern variant.

Deimos Predator Destructor

The Deimos Predator Destructor, much like the Deimos Rhino, has become almost extinct in the armouries of both the Traitor Legion and the Loyalist Astartes Chapters. The Deimos Predator variants known as the Deimos Predator Executioner and Deimos Predator Infernus have also been nearly replaced. It is unknown if the Traitor Legions ever converted any of their Deimos Predator Destructors into the Deimos Predator Annihilator variant.

Dreadnought

The Chaos Dreadnought, mostly the Mark IV and Mark V patterns, have been a staple of the Traitor Legions' armouries since the Horus Heresy. Although, unlike their Loyalist counterparts, the Chaos Dreadnought is treated as an animal and is chained and bound when not in use. The thousands of standard years of confinement within the ceramite hull of a Dreadnought have driven many of their occupants insane, and they will kill anyone who gets near them, friend and foe alike. Many Dreadnoughts' insanity, combined with constant Warp exposure, has transformed them into the corrupted and twisted Helbrute walkers.

Falchion

The Falchion is a rare vehicle even amongst the armouries of the Loyalist Space Marine Chapters, and is just as rare in the armouries of the Traitor Legions. The Falchion, once a mighty symbol of the Emperor's might, has become a symbol of the terrible power of Chaos. Renamed the Decimator, the once noble form of the Falchion has been covered in spikes and Chaotic Iconography, and its mighty weapon that was once used to spite the foes of Mankind, now seeks only to destroy the servants of the Corpse Emperor.

Fellblade

The Fellblade was used by the Space Marine Legions during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy as heavy armour support. These massive tanks were the pinnacle of Imperial technology, featuring advanced weapons and systems that are all but completely lost to the Imperium now. Many of these great vehicles were destroyed during the Great Scouring, and their number is still at an all-time low, rarely being seen on the battlefields of the late 41st Millennium.

Helbrute

The Helbrute is a variant of the Chaos Dreadnought that is a twisted mockery of the Space Marine Dreadnought he used to be, combining the firepower of a small main battle tank with the mind of a frenzied psychopath. Each Helbrute holds a living Astartes within its plated metal chest -- a Chaos Space Marine driven over the edge of madness by the never-ending cycle of battle that defines the Long War.

Land Raider

The Land Raiders deployed by the Traitor Legions of the Chaos Space Marines are over 10,000 Terran years old and overwhelmingly date back to the time of the Great Crusade and the Horus Heresy in the early 31st Millennium. These vehicles are the same Land Raiders that the Traitor Legions used during the Battle of Terra and with which they fled into the Eye of Terror following the end of the Heresy and the Great Scouring.

Land Raider Proteus

The Land Raider Proteus was the first Land Raider used by the Space Marine Legions during the Great Crusade. The Proteus was eventually replaced by the more advanced Land Raider Phobos design. The Forces of Chaos still make use of Land Raider Proteuses that are blessed by Chaos Undivided in the late 41st Millennium, though these vehicles are rare and usually twisted beyond recognition. These vehicles can also feature the armoured sponsons of the Armoured Proteus variant.

Malcador Assault Tank

The Malcador Assault Tank was used by nearly all of the Space Marine Legions during the Great Crusade, but was eventually phased out with the introduction of the Land Raider. Yet, this does not mean all Malcadors were simply traded out overnight, as by the time the Horus Heresy broke out many Legions still maintained several Malcadors within their armouries. The Traitor Legions no longer make use of the Malcador, yet it can still be found within the armouries of the Traitor Guardsmen of the Lost and the Damned.

Mastodon

The Mastodon was a massive, super-heavy assault transport used by the Space Marine Legions during the Great Crusade. Due to the vehicle's enormous bulk and slow speed, it is presumed that most were abandoned or scuttled during the Great Scouring as it is no longer found within the armouries of the Traitor Legions.

Medusa

The Medusa, like the Basilisk and the Bombard, is used amongst the armouries of the Traitor Legions for artillery support. They can be found in the armouries of the Iron Warriors, who favour them for their long-range firepower.

Plaguereaper

The Plaguereaper is a Chaos-corrupted variant of the Baneblade super-heavy main battle tank used by the Imperium of Mankind's Imperial Guard. The Plaguereaper is used by the Forces of Chaos affiliated with Nurgle, the Chaos God of plague, decay and corruption. The Plaguereaper has been distorted beyond all recognition by the "gifts" bestowed upon it by Nurgle, and it has been transformed into a gurgling fortress of corruption surrounded by a cloud of pestilence and disease.

Predator Destructor

The Predator Destructor tank has been the iron fist of the Traitor Legions since the days of the Horus Heresy, and it is the most common Predator variant used by the Chaos Space Marines. The Forces of Chaos have used Predator tanks in every conceivable theatre of war, from the civil wars that broke out between the Traitor Legions following the attempted cloning of Horus to the Black Crusades of Abaddon the Despoiler. The Predator Destructor and its Annihilator variant is used by all of the Traitor Legions, and all Renegade Space Marine Chapters that have turned against the Imperium.

Rhino

The Traitor Legions who escaped into the Eye of Terror at the end of the Horus Heresy brought their many Rhino APCs with them. The Rhinos used by the Forces of Chaos have all been modified and outfitted in innumerable ways, all of which are deemed blasphemous by the Adeptus Mechanicus. The vast majority of Rhinos in service to the Forces of Chaos are of the newer models, as these are both captured from Loyalist Space Marine Chapters or are ceded to Chaos forces when a Chapter has turned Renegade. Rhinos captured from the Imperium usually have all of their Imperial iconography and symbols of allegiance defaced or removed.

Rhino Advancer

The Rhino Advancer variant of the Rhino was used by the Space Marine Legions during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy. The Rhino Advancer is no longer used by the Imperium or the Traitor Legions.

Sonic Dreadnought

The Sonic Dreadnought is a variant of the standard Chaos Dreadnought. The Sonic Dreadnought differs from the standard Chaos Dreadnought by having its long-range weapons replaced with Sonic Weapons. The Sonic Dreadnought is used almost exlusively by the Emperor's Children Traitor Legion and their many fragmented warbands.

Spartan Assault Tank

The Spartan Assault Tank was used on both sides of the Horus Heresy, and after the death of Horus at the hands of the Emperor, the surviving Traitor Primarchs and their Legions fled Imperial space, most to the Eye of Terror. These Legions took their Spartan Assault Tanks with them, where they would be corrupted and twisted by the malign powers of the Warp. Spartan Assault Tanks used by the Traitor Legions are armed with weaponry no longer used by the Imperium, such as Reaper Autocannons, and pintle-mounted Combi-Weapons. The vehicle's crew may even be permanently fused to the vehicle itself, or the tank may be controlled by Daemons.

Vindicator

The Vindicator has been in use by Imperial forces since the Great Crusade, and it has hardly changed since those turbulent days so long ago. The Space Marine Legions that sided with the corrupted Warmaster and Primarch of the Luna Wolves, Horus Lupercal, used their Vindicators against the Loyalist forces of the Emperor during the Horus Heresy. The Traitor Legions used hundreds of Vindicators during their Siege of the Imperial Palace on Terra at the end of the Heresy, where the vehicle's extreme firepower overwhelmed the extensive Imperial fortifications and helped the Traitors get ever closer to the Imperial Palace.

Whirlwind

The Whirlwind was the Space Marine Legions' primary artillery vehicle during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy. The Traitor Legions do not use the Whirlwind any longer, the reasons for this are unknown to the Imperium.

Armoured Vehicles of the Lost and the Damned

The Following is a list of all known vehicles used by the forces of the Lost and the Damned:

Chaos Aircraft

The following is a list of all aircraft used by the Forces of Chaos:

Caestus Assault Ram

The Caestus Assault Ram is one of several types of assault rams that was used by the Space Marine Legions during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy. Assault rams are used for boarding actions during void battles and are capable of quickly placing boarding parties directly aboard enemy spacecraft. The Caestus Assault Ram is the most common assault ram used by the Adeptus Astartes, due to the craft's high speed and phenomenal durability, which makes it highly prized by many Space Marine Chapters. The Forces of Chaos no longer make use of the Caestus Assault Ram in the late 41st Millennium.

Dreadclaw

The Dreadclaw is an ancient assault boat design very much like the current Drop Pod that was used by the Space Marine Legions during the Great Crusade and the Horus Heresy and is still in service amongst the Traitor Legions during the late 41st Millennium. Dreadclaws, like the Loyalist Space Marines' Drop Pods, are used to rapidly deploy squads of Chaos Space Marines onto a planet's surface from orbit. The Dreadclaw assault boats are usually deployed from Chaotic Battleships and Cruisers engaged in a planetary assault. These starships will often bombard the landing zone before the Dreadclaws touch down, clearing them of any opposition. They are no longer used by the Loyalist Chapters due to their unnaturally intelligent and aggressive Machine Spirit.

Doomfire Bomber

The Doomfire Bomber is an older bomber aircraft that was used by the Forces of Chaos prior to being replaced by the super-heavy Harbinger Bomber.

Hell Blade

The Hell Blade is an interceptor and air superiority fighter aircraft that is used by the Forces of Chaos. The Hell Blade is a blasphemous fusion of advanced technology and daemonic forces created by the corrupted Hereteks of the Dark Mechanicum. The craft was designed on the Dark Forge World of Xana II located deep within the Eye of Terror and was created as a replacement for the aging Swiftdeath Fighter formerly used by the Forces of Chaos as their primary interceptor.

Hell Claw

The Hell Claw is a known variant of the Hell Blade intercapter. There is little information in Imperial records pertaining to this craft.

Hell Fang

The Hell Fang is a known variant of the Hell Talon Fighter-Bomber. There is little information in Imperial records pertaining to this craft.

Hell Talon

The Hell Talon is a fighter-bomber that is used by the Forces of Chaos, and is a relatively recent addition to their arsenal. The Hell Talon, like the Hell Blade air superiority fighter, is another product of the malevolent masters of the damned Forge World of Xana II located deep within the Eye of Terror. It is believed that the Hell Talon was either developed as a variant of the Hell Blade or was designed alongside the Hell Blade using the same process as they are extremely similar in design. The Hell Talon was designed to replace the aging Doomfire bomber formerly used by the Forces of Chaos as their primary bomber craft.

Locust Fighter

The Locust Fighter is an aircraft used by the Forces of Chaos. There is little information on this craft in Imperial records.

Stormbird

The Stormbird was used by the Legiones Astartes as their primary means of deploying forces during combat as well as their primary source of air support during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy eras in the late 30th and early 31st Millennia. Before the development of the Thunderhawk gunship, the Stormbird was often considered the lynchpin of any Space Marine Legion, as it was able to fulfill many combat roles. The Stormbird was fully void-capable as well as functioning as an atmospheric orbital drop ship, a heavy ground attack gunship, or as a bomber. This aircraft was able to quickly carry Space Marine forces from orbiting starships down into the midst of a battle, while at the same time providing supporting fire against enemy ground or air targets. The Stormbird is now rarely seen in use by the Traitor Legions in the late 41st Millennium, as they have been almost entirely replaced by the Thunderhawk Gunship.

Storm Eagle

The Storm Eagle is a heavy assault gunship that was used by the Space Marine Legions as a heavy air support unit. Storm Eagle gunships will follow a Thunderhawk gunship into battle, where it can lend its weapons to a devastating aerial assault. The Storm Eagle mounts an impressive amount of firepower for an aircraft of its size and is also capable of transporting twenty Chaos Space Marines directly into the thick of a ground assault. The Storm Eagle is still used in limited numbers by the Traitor Legions in the late 41st Millennium, though those examples still in working order have often been corrupted by the Warp, are covered in blasphemous Chaotic iconography and may have had their Machine Spirits replaced by a possessing daemon.

Swiftdeath Fighter

The Swiftdeath Fighter is an aging interceptor fighter craft used by the Forces of Chaos. The Swiftdeath Fighter is slowly being phased out and replaced with the Hell Blade interceptor.

Tormentor Fighter-Bomber

The Tormentor Fighter-Bomber is an aging fighter aircraft that is slowly being phased out of service by newer Chaos aircraft.

Thunderhawk

Thunderhawks used by the Chaos Space Marines are similar to their Imperial counterpart in nearly every way. However, Thunderhawks used by the Traitor Legions are usually twisted and disfigured by their time spent in the Eye of Terror, where they are affected by the tides of the Warp. Chaos Thunderhawks are also usually customised by their Chaos Space Marine owners and covered in blasphemous Chaotic iconography. Many Thunderhawks in service to the Traitor Legions also have their Machine Spirits replaced by a possessing daemon, essentially transforming them into Daemon Engines. The Thunderhawks used by Chaos Space Marines are used to transport their ground troops and vehicles to a planet's surface and back into orbit to a waiting mothership.

Thunderhawk Transporter

The Thunderhawk Transporter was used in great numbers by the Space Marine Legions during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy to transport their vehicles from ships in orbit to the surface of a planet. Thunderhawk Transporters used by the Traitor Legions are usually twisted and disfigured by their time spent in the Eye of Terror, where they are affected by the tides of the Warp. Chaos Thunderhawk Transporters are also usually customised by their Chaos Space Marine owners and covered in blasphemous Chaotic iconography. Many Thunderhawk Transporters in service to the Traitor Legions also have their Machine Spirits replaced by a possessing daemon, essentially transforming them into Daemon Engines.

Chaos Daemon Engines

The following is a list of all known Chaos Daemon Engines used by the Forces of Chaos:

Daemon Engines of Chaos Undivided

Death Wheel

The Death Wheel is a Daemon Engine that takes the form of a large, self-propelled, spike-encrusted siege wheel that when deployed careens around the battlefield before finally charging toward an enemy fortress and crashing through the wall, shooting out all the spikes within it to horrifically impale the defenders within.

Decimator

The Decimator is a Daemon Engine created from a horrific amalgam of human and xenos technology fused together and brought to unholy life by the darkest Warp sorcery. Decimators are nothing more than daemonic engines of death, standing taller than even the mighty Contemptor Pattern Dreadnoughts used by the Adeptus Astartes. The Decimator is believed to be an attempt to bolster the ranks of such ancient devices that still serve with the Traitor Legions and if this is the truth, then it is feared that many warriors of the Imperium will fall before these deadly machines.

Defiler

A Defiler is a massive Daemon Engine in the service of the Traitor Legions and it is a truly potent beast of war, mounted upon six massive spine-legs. It is twice the size of most other Daemon Engines and is possessed of a temper to match. Each Defiler is roughly tank-sized, and both extremely violent in its actions and indiscriminate in who bears the brunt of its wrath.

Forgefiend

A Forgefiend is a Daemon Engine used by the Traitor Legions and the forces of the Dark Mechanicum. The Forgefiend was devised by Dark Mechanicum Warpsmiths to sow death and destruction amongst enemy forces from afar. The Forgefiend is roughly centauroid in form and stands on four powerful legs. The daemonic beast's two arms are replaced with twin weapon-mounts that carry hell-forged parodies of Imperial armaments.

Heldrake

The Heldrake is a winged Daemon Engine of Chaos Undivided that plummets out of the skies like a living comet, hurtling towards enemy aircraft and crashing claws-first into them from above. Each Heldrake is a vicious predator, hell-forged deep within the Warp. These monstrous creatures take cruel joy in diving down upon the unsuspecting air support of their enemies in order to shred them into pieces with its scything wings and rune-carved talons. Heldrakes are usually found within the ranks of the Traitor Legions, attaching themselves to the bottoms of Chaos warships and waiting until the ship reaches low orbit of its target planet. Then the Heldrake will plunge into the world's atmosphere and engage enemy forces in the war-torn skies.

Maulerfiend

A Maulerfiend is a Daemon Engine used by the Traitor Legions and the forces of the Dark Mechanicum. Unlike its counterpart the Forgefiend, the Maulerfiend was designed by the Warpsmiths of the Dark Mechanicum for close-range combat. Maulerfiends thunder towards their foes like giant attack beasts loosed from the leash. The eyes of the beasts glow with the balefire of the Warp as ectoplasmic drool drizzles down through their great fanged maws. The Maulerfiend's primary limbs end in prehensile Power Claws powerful enough to tear an Astartes Dreadnought limb from limb. Should a Maulerfiend catch a squad of less protected warriors, it will scissor them apart or simply squeeze them into paste with a flex of its claws and a growl of satisfaction.

Soul Grinder

A Soul Grinder is a massive Daemon Engine of Chaos, a diabolic fusion of daemon and gigantic war machine fuelled by dark malevolence and its own irrepressible desire to destroy. Dwarfing even some of the mighty Greater Daemons in stature, these ironclad behemoths are nigh unstoppable -- great metallic juggernauts whose many limbs are armed with piston-powered claws and daemonic weapons. Those that dare stand against them are swatted aside like bothersome insects or crushed into an unrecognisable pulp. Xenos monstrosities caught within a Soul Grinder's steely grip are ripped in half and enemy tanks are crushed as if they were made of rotten wood.

Wirewolf

A Wirewolf is a type of Daemon Engine that was encountered by Imperial forces during the Sabbat Worlds Crusade. All of the the Wirewolfs encountered were in the service of Magister Anakwanar Sek, the commander of the Chaos militia known as the Sons of Sek. Wirewolves, like all Daemon Engines, are machines powered by a trapped daemonic entity, although unlike most Daemon Engines used by the Forces of Chaos, Wirewolves can take a variety of shapes and forms, all depending on their maker's will. These range from knights in full armour to actual hounds.

Daemon Engines of Khorne

Brass Scorpion

The Brass Scorpion is a massive, multi-legged warmachine shaped in the image of the ancient Terran scorpion and is completely dedicated to the service of the Blood God Khorne. The machine is one of the largest Daemon Engines ever encountered by the Imperium, dwarfing its smaller counterparts such as the Defiler and the Decimator.

Blood Reaper

The Blood Reaper is a Daemon Engine used by the Forces of Chaos that is completely dedicated to the service of the Chaos God of war and bloodshed Khorne. The Blood Reaper is a large, towering Daemon Engine that is literally bristling with weapons.

Blood Slaughterer

The Blood Slaughterer, also known as the Blood Slaughterer of Khorne, is a large, gore-splattered Daemon Engine made of brass and black iron that is dedicated to the service of the Chaos God Khorne. The Blood Slaughterer has been encountered in many different forms by the Imperium since the Horus Heresy.

Blood Throne of Khorne

The Blood Throne of Khorne is a Daemon Engine in the form of a great chariot employed by the daemons who serve the Blood God Khorne. It is usually driven by a powerful Herald of Khorne who stands high in master's favour and is pulled by twin Bloodletters. Its appearance can dramatically enhance the morale and killing power of a legion of Khornate daemons or mortal servants of the Blood God. The Blood Throne is a baleful echo of the mighty dais upon which Khorne himself resides within the Realm of Chaos.

Cannon of Khorne

The Cannon of Khorne is a massive Daemon Engine that takes the form of a giant cannon on wheels. The Imperium has no other information on the vehicle.

Cauldron of Blood

The Cauldron of Blood is a Daemon Engine used by the Forces of Chaos that is completely dedicated to the service of the Chaos God of war and bloodshed Khorne. The Cauldron of Blood rumbles into combat as an embodied testament to the Blood God's murderous ideals. The vehicle is a Daemon Engine capable of operating on its own accord when the possessing daemon spirit takes control, but also makes use of a crew of Chaos Cultists loyal only to Khorne. The machine features a massive cauldron located on the top of the vehicle that is filled with the boiling blood of Khorne's enemies. This blood is fired forth from a weapon on the front of the vehicle known as a Blood Cannon.

Death Dealer

The Death Dealer is a Daemon Engine used by the Forces of Chaos that is completely dedicated to the service of the Chaos God of war and bloodshed Khorne. The Death Dealer is a massive Daemon Engine whose role on the battlefield is that of a mobile siege tower in which it carries resolute warbands of fanatical Khornate Berserkers into battle. The front of the Death Dealer is comprised of a gigantic mechanical construct that resembles a Khornate warrior and is equipped with fearsome close-combat weapons.

Doom Blaster

The Doom Blaster is a super-heavy Daemon Engine used by the Forces of Chaos that is completely dedicated to the service of the Chaos God of war and bloodshed, Khorne. The Doom Blaster crawls forwards on heavy, clanking treads with the gaping maws of its quad-mounted Doom Mortars menacing the enemy from afar. The Doom Mortars are able to lob a thunderous carpet of shrapnel-packed shells amongst the enemy targets, tossing troops and vehicles aside with their close packed barrages until there is nothing left but bleeding remnants to be crushed beneath its heavy treads as the war machine advances.

Lord of Battles

The Lord of Battles is a colossal Daemon Engine used by the Forces of Chaos that is completely dedicated to the service of the Chaos God of war and bloodshed, Khorne. The Lord of Battles is the greatest of the Daemon Engines in the service to Khorne, and possibly any of the other Chaos Gods. This daemon-machine is the largest Daemon Engine known to the Imperium, and is comparable in size to a small Titan. The Lord of Battles is a towering construction of Warp-forged black iron and brass covered in defensive Runes of the Blood God that protect it from psychic attack. A Greater Daemon of Khorne, a Bloodthirster, is the potent daemonic spirit unwillingly bound into this construct for the greater glory of the Blood God.

Pillager

Pillagers stride into battle atop four massive daemonic legs. These Daemon Engines of Khorne are striding behemoths of pure destruction, whose armour plates have been warped and taken on a completely organic look and feel. The Imperium has no other information on the vehicle.

Skull Cannon of Khorne

The Skull Cannon of Khorne is a Daemon Engine in the form of a great chariot employed by the daemons who serve the Blood God Khorne. The Skull Cannon of Khorne is a large armoured cannon positioned on the top of the main body of a chariot known as a Blood Throne of Khorne, to which two Lesser Daemons of Khorne known as Bloodletters are chained.

Tower of Skulls

The Tower of Skulls is a massive Daemon Engine used by the Forces of Chaos that is dedicated to the service of the Chaos God of war and bloodshed, Khorne. The Tower of Skulls is hammered out of arcane Warp-forged brass and black iron at the very foot of the Blood God's mighty throne located within the Realm of Chaos and infused with the essence of countless damned souls.

Daemon Engines of Tzeentch

Doom Wing

The Doom Wing is a flying Daemon Engine dedicated to the service of Tzeentch, the Chaos God of change and deceit. The Doom Wing resembles a daemonically possessed aircraft in the shape of a bird of prey. The aircraft is capable of flying at tremendous speeds due to its three powerful jet-engines, making it capable of devastating ground attack-runs and also having the ability to engage enemy aircraft.

Fire Lord

The Fire Lord is a super-heavy assault aircraft and a Daemon Engine dedicated to the service of Tzeentch, the Chaos God of change and deceit. The Fire Lord resembles a daemonically possessed aircraft in the shape of a bird of prey.

Silver Tower of Tzeentch

Silver Towers of Tzeentch, also known simply as Silver Towers, are large Daemon Engines dedicated to the service of Tzeentch, the Chaos God of change and deceit. Silver Towers are an outlandish sight on the battlefield, appearing as clusters of intricately carved and fluted towers resting upon a circular island topped with slender minarets of gold and bronze. Each Silver Tower is subtly different in its creation, yet all are disturbingly beautiful, with fine snouts of weird, magically-powered weapons studding forth from their walls.

Daemon Engines of Slaanesh

Slaanesh Subjugator

The Slaanesh Subjugator, sometimes simply referred to as the Subjugator, is a large Daemon Engine of Chaos that is completely dedicated to the service of Slaanesh, the Chaos God of pleasure and excess. The Subjugator embodies the essence of Slaanesh; being lithe, incredibly swift, and fully able to move quickly and still use its weapons. When the hordes of Slaanesh attack, the Subjugator will race ahead of the army, galloping towards its foe with its long, powerful legs, the daemonic spirits inside chattering and screaming with the sensations that battle brings. These shrieks turns to howls of elation as the machine's weapons are brought to bear and the foe is destroyed in exquisite agony.

Daemon Engines of Nurgle

Blight Drone

A Blight Drone, also known as a Bilecyst, is a Daemon Engine dedicated to Nurgle, the Chaos God of pestilence and disease . The Blight Drone is a seemingly weird conglomeration of insect larva, flying machine, and daemonic entity. The maddening, incessant droning buzz of their rotor disks echoing across the battlefield has become recognised as an omen of death by soldiers of the Imperium of Man.

Contagion

The Contagion Plague Engine is a foul creation of the followers of Nurgle. The Contagion is essentially a large mobile catapult which bombards its foes with disease-ridden projectiles. Little else is known about this Daemon Engine in Imperial records.

Plague Hulk

The Plague Hulk is a Daemon Engine dedicated to the service of Nurgle, the Chaos God of pestilence and disease. A Daemon Engine is a nightmarish artificial construct used by the Forces of Chaos that is a fusion of a realspace vehicle or combat walker with a possessing daemonic spirit of the Warp. The Plague Hulk is a multi-limbed combat walker that resembles a hybrid of a Defiler or Soul Grinder Daemon Engine with a corpulent daemon of Nurgle.

Plague Tower

The Plague Tower, also known as the Plague Tower of Nurgle, is a large Daemon Engine that is completely dedicated to the service of Nurgle, the Chaos God of pestilence and decay. The Plague Tower is a huge construction of rotting timbers and rusting metal that carves its way across the battlefield leaving a trail of death and contamination in its wake.

Notes

All vehicles, aircraft, and Daemon Engines that are red-linked will have a page created for them once their sources can be correctly identified, until then they shall remain red-linked.

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