How This Supplement Works

This page details background and rules that describe the forces used by the Daemons of Tzeentch. Used in conjunction with Codex: Chaos Daemons, it enables you to forge your collection of Tzeentch Daemon miniatures into an army ready to enact the great plan of the Changer of the Ways in your games of Warhammer 40,000.

• Daemons of Tzeentch Detachments
• Detachments
• Daemonic Loci of Tzeentch
• Tactical Objectives
• Warlord Traits
• Hellforged Artefacts of Tzeentch
• Missions:
Altar of War: Daemons of Tzeentch

D6	Missions
1-2	The Ritual
3-4	The Schemes of Tzeentch
5-6	Psychic Equinox

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Books

Book	Kind	Edition	Version	Last update
► War Zone Fenris: Wrath of Magnus	Campaign	7	1.0	December 2016
War Zone Fenris: Curse of the Wulfen	Campaign	7	1.0	January 2017

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FAQ

War Zone Fenris: Wrath of Magnus

War Zone Fenris: Curse of the Wulfen

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Daemons of Tzeentch Detachments

Detachments in your army that are comprised entirely of models with the Daemon of Tzeentch special rule can be Daemons of Tzeentch Detachments. Any Daemons of Tzeentch Detachments can include Chaos Daemons units from this book as well as those featured in War Zone Fenris: Curse of the Wulfen and those presented in Codex: Chaos Daemons.

Later in this section you will find rules for a Pandemoniad of Tzeentch, a large and powerful Detachment comprised of deadly Formations that represent Tzeentch’s daemonic legions on the battlefield, providing an example of how you can field an entire army of the Great Conspirator’s immortal servants.

Warp Storm of Tzeentch

If your Warlord has the Daemon of Tzeentch special rule, and your Primary Detachment is chosen either from Codex: Chaos Daemons, War Zone Fenris: Curse of the Wulfen or this book, you can choose to use the Tzeentchian Warp Storm table for the duration of the battle instead of the Warp Storm table found in Codex: Chaos Daemons.

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Special Rules

Tzeentchian Warp Storm

If your choice of Warlord and Primary Detachment makes your army eligible to use the Tzeentchian Warp Storm table, roll 2D6 at the start of each of your Shooting phases and resolve the corresponding effect immediately.

2D6 Result 2 Boundless Mutation: The Architect of Fate’s transformative blessings are rained in lethal measure upon those who catch his eye. Randomly select a character (friend or foe) on the table, excluding any models with the Daemon special rule. That model suffers D3 Wounds with no saves of any kind allowed. If this causes the model to lose its last Wound, place a new Chaos Spawn model under the control of the current player anywhere within 6" of that character, then remove the character as a casualty.  3 Warp Flux: The stuff of the Warp roils as if stirred by a godly hand, rendering its use incredibly unstable. Any unit attempting to manifest a psychic power suffers Perils of the Warp if their Psychic test includes two or more dice rolls of the same number. This effect lasts until you or your opponent next roll on the Tzeentchian Warp Storm table.  4 Mirror Step: Those who call the Warp their home are reflections of mortal emotions – some can be reflected in their turn to pass swiftly through reality’s folding veil. Randomly select a unit (friend or foe) on the table that has the Daemon of Tzeentch special rule and remove it from play. The unit’s controlling player then immediately returns it to play via Deep Strike.  5 Gale of Change: The winds of change blow strong, empowering the magic of those who can harness them. All Psyker units on the board harness Warp Charge points on a result of 3+ (unless they would otherwise harness them on a 2+). This effect lasts until you or your opponent next roll on the Tzeentchian Warp Storm table.  6 Mutagenic Fire: Those warriors that make flame their weapon find their fires blessed by the power of change. All flamer weapons on the battlefield (as defined in Warhammer 40,000: The Rules) gain the Warpflame special rule.  7 Visions from Beyond the Veil: Friend and foe alike convulse as they see strange visions of realities to come. Each player gains D3 re-rolls (roll separately for each player). Each re-roll allows that player to re-roll any single dice once during the turn. At the end of the turn, any unused re-rolls are lost.  8 Warp Surge: The air crackles with invisible power as the stuff of the Warp becomes plentiful – and dangerous. The Warp Charge cost of all psychic powers is reduced by 1 (to a minimum of 1). However, if a Psyker fails their Psychic test when attempting to manifest a psychic power, they suffer Perils of the Warp. This effect lasts until you or your opponent next roll on the Tzeentchian Warp Storm table.  9 Storm of Fire: Tzeentch’s magical storm rages, swathing fate’s playthings in killing fire. Roll a D6 for every non-vehicle unit on the battlefield. On a roll of 1 or 2, the unit being rolled for suffers D6 Strength 4 AP4 hits with the Warpflame special rule.  10 Brimstone Rain: Tiny meteors hurtle from the sky – at each impact site, Brimstone Horrors burst into fiery life. Set up a unit of 10 Brimstone Horrors under the control of the current player. This unit arrives on the battlefield via Deep Strike.  11 Herald’s Possession: The eldritch machinations of Tzeentch can see good men turn into fiendish Daemons. Randomly select a character (friend or foe) on the table, but exclude any models with the Daemon special rule. That model must immediately take a Leadership test. If the test is passed, nothing happens; if the test is failed, the model is possessed! Place a new Herald of Tzeentch model under the control of the current player anywhere within 6" of the possessed character model, then remove the character as a casualty.  12 Avatar of Change: The air itself screams as a Greater Daemon tears its way into reality. The player whose turn it is selects a character on the table with the Daemon of Tzeentch special rule. That character must immediately take a Leadership test. If the test is failed, that model is immediately removed as a casualty. If the test is passed, place a Lord of Change model under the control of the current player anywhere within 6" of that character, then remove the character as a casualty. If the chosen character was your Warlord and passed its Leadership test, your opponent does not earn the Slay the Warlord Secondary Objective until the newly summoned model is removed as a casualty. Furthermore, the Lord of Change will retain any Warlord Trait your Warlord had.

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Tactical Objectives

Below are six Tactical Objectives to use in your games of Warhammer 40,000 that are exclusive to Daemons of Tzeentch players, and help to reflect their unfathomable goals and the endless cycle of change.

If your Warlord is from a Daemons of Tzeentch Detachment or Formation, you may replace the Capture & Control Tactical Objectives (numbers 11-16) described in Warhammer 40,000: The Rules with the Tactical Objectives on this page.

If a Warhammer 40,000 mission has the Tactical Objectives special rule, players use the normal rules for using Tactical Objectives with the following exception: when a Daemons of Tzeentch player using these Tactical Objectives generates a Capture & Control objective (numbers 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 or 16), they instead generate the corresponding Daemons of Tzeentch Tactical Objective instead, as shown in the table to the right. Other Tactical Objectives (numbers 21-66) are generated normally.

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Warlord Traits

Tzeentch Warlord Traits

If your Warlord has the Daemon of Tzeentch special rule, it can roll on the table below instead of those found in Warhammer 40,000: The Rules or Codex: Chaos Daemons.

D6	Warlord Traits
1	Born of Sorcery Tapping into the infinite power of the Warp comes as easily to this Daemon as breathing air does to a mortal. Your Warlord harnesses Warp Charge points on the result of 3+.
2	Incorporeal Form This Daemon’s body flickers in and out of reality, making it difficult for adversaries to land a telling blow. Enemy models must reduce their Weapon Skill and Ballistic Skill characteristics by 1 (to a minimum of 1) when targeting your Warlord or his unit.
3	Warp Tether This Daemon is blessed with an iron grip on the mortal world, sustaining those in its presence with the power of the Warp. Add 1 to the invulnerable save of your Warlord and all friendly units with the Daemon of Tzeentch special rule within 9" of him.
4	Lorekeeper of Tzeentch The Changer of the Ways has gifted this Daemon with stewardship of the Hidden Library within the Impossible Fortress. Intimate knowledge of the mystical lore that lies inside is his reward for performing such a duty. Add 1 to your Warlord’s Mastery Level. If your Warlord is not a Psyker, he instead has the Psyker (Mastery Level 1) special rule and generates his powers from the Discipline of Change.
5	Tyrant of the Warp The invasive attentions of Warp-spawned horrors - so often fatal to mortal psykers - are as nothing to this Daemon, for they cower in fear before his psychic might. Your Warlord ignores the first Perils of the Warp he suffers during each Psychic phase.
6	Daemonspark This Daemon bears the mark of the Daemonspark, causing nearby Tzeentchian Daemons to blaze with deadly flames. The close combat attacks of your Warlord, and all friendly units with the Daemon of Tzeentch special rule whilst they are within 9" of him, gain the Soul Blaze special rule.

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Detachments

Pandemoniad of Tzeentch

The Pandemoniad of Tzeentch allows you to represent the typical structure of an army of Tzeentch Daemons on the battlefield. Whether you wish to unleash your daemonic hordes to drown worlds beneath a sea of mutagenic flames, or field a smaller host tasked with a more mercurial purpose, the choices below offer a great way to pick your army.

The Pandemoniad of Tzeentch is a special type of Detachment that can be included in any Battle-forged army. Unlike the Detachments shown in Warhammer 40,000: The Rules, it has a Force Organisation Chart whose slots are a combination of specific Formations and Army List Entries instead of Battlefield Roles. However, it still has compulsory and optional elements, as well as Restrictions and Command Benefits, just like any other Detachment.

Although units cannot normally belong to more than one Detachment, units from a Formation that is part of a Pandemoniad of Tzeentch are an exception. They count as part of both their Formation and the Detachment, and have all associated Command Benefits and special rules. If your Warlord is part of a Formation or an Army List Entry that makes up part of a Pandemoniad of Tzeentch, that entire Pandemoniad of Tzeentch is your Primary Detachment.

Command
0-3

Core
1+

Auxiliary
1+

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LORD OF PANDEMONIUM  • 1 of the following:   - Kairos Fateweaver   - Lord of Change   - Daemon Prince   - Herald of Tzeentch

OMNISCIENT ORACLES  • Kairos Fateweaver  • 1-3 Lords of Change

WARPFLAME HOST  • 1 The Changeling or Herald of Tzeentch  • 9 units chosen in any combination from the following list:   - Pink Horrors of Tzeentch   - Flamers of Tzeentch   - Exalted Flamer of Tzeentch

LORESTEALER HOST  • The Blue Scribes  • 3-9 units of Blue Horrors

AGENTS OF TZEENTCH  • 1 of the following:   - The Changeling   - The Blue Scribes BRIMSTONE CONFLAGRATION  • 1 Exalted Flamer of Tzeentch  • 3-9 units of Brimstone Horrors HERALDS ANARCHIC  • 3-9 Heralds of Tzeentch

FORGEHOST  • 3 Soul Grinders of Chaos BURNING SKYHOST  • 1 The Blue Scribes or Herald of Tzeentch  • 9 units chosen in any combination from the following list:   - Screamers of Tzeentch   - Burning Chariot of Tzeentch

RESTRICTIONS
This Detachment must include at least one Core choice and one Auxiliary choice. It may include up to three Command choices and any number of additional Core or Auxiliary choices, in any combination. Every model in this Detachment must have the Daemon of Tzeentch special rule, and only the datasheets listed here can be included in this Detachment.

COMMAND BENEFITS
Ephemeral Form: Models from this Detachment add 1 to their invulnerable saves (to a maximum invulnerable save of 3+) instead of re-rolling save rolls of 1.Master of Fate: If this Detachment is your Primary Detachment, you can re-roll the result when rolling on the Tzeentch Warlord Traits table and can re-roll the result when rolling on the Tzeentchian Warp Storm table.

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Daemonic Heralds are as much physical manifestations of their dark patron’s will as they are beings in their own right. Heralds of Tzeentch often embody one aspect of their master’s multifaceted personality, and can empower their lesser daemonic brethren with a measure of this unnatural power by virtue of their presence alone.

Heralds of Tzeentch can act as focus points for the Changer of the Ways by purchasing locus upgrades. The three tiers of locus, rising from weakest to strongest, are: lesser, greater and exalted. If a unit contains two or more loci, only the strongest takes effect – the rules for the others are ignored whilst there is a stronger locus in the unit. If the model with the strongest locus is slain, the next strongest locus in the unit immediately comes into effect. If there are two loci of the same tier, you choose which applies. Any Herald of Tzeentch may take one of the following loci at the points cost indicated.

To puncture the skin of the creatures around this Daemon is to be struck by a gout of mutagenic liquid that sizzles and sparks as it turns everything it touches to formless confusion.

Each time a Pink Horror in this model’s unit is slain in close combat, the unit that inflicted the unsaved wound immediately suffers a Strength 3 AP- hit. Each time a Blue Horror in this model’s unit is slain in close combat, the unit that inflicted the unsaved wound immediately suffers a Strength 2 AP- hit. Each time a Brimstone Horror in this model’s unit suffers an unsaved wound in close combat, the unit that inflicted the unsaved wound immediately suffers a Strength 1 AP- hit.

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To wound this creature is merely to trigger a new mutation. Open gashes sprout teeth and chuckle in glee as new mouths, while bullet holes turn inside out into grasping, strangling tentacles.

This model, and all models in its unit, have the It Will Not Die special rule.

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The physicality of this Daemon is in constant flux – one moment it is as long-limbed and gangling as a spider, the next it is so muscular and heavy it could snap an Ogryn in two with its bare hands.

At the beginning of each turn, roll a D6; this model and all models in its unit substitute their Strength for the result this turn.

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This Daemon surrounds itself in layer upon layer of mind-traps and illusions, each mirage shifting into the next. The result utterly confounds and confuses those who would do him harm.

At the beginning of each turn, roll a D6; any To Hit rolls that target the model, or any models in his unit, that have the same score as the result this turn count as having rolled a 1 instead.

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This Daemon conjures warpflame from the depths of the Crystal Labyrinth, each crackling bolt blindingly intense in its power.

This model and all models in its unit add 1 to the Strength of all hits caused by psychic powers they manifest.

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In Tzeentch’s province, even the laws that govern the shifting forms of Daemons are mutable – around this Herald, those rent in two duplicate once more until four lesser horrors stand in their place.

Each time a Pink Horror in this model’s unit is slain, it splits into four Blue Horrors instead of two. Each time a Blue Horror in this model’s unit is slain, it splits into two pairs of Brimstone Horrors instead of one.

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Daemons of Tzeentch that have the option to take Daemonic Rewards can also take a Hellforged Artefact of Tzeentch, paying the points shown below. These don’t count tow ards the points spent on Daemonic Rewards, but a model can’t have more than one Hellforged Artefact (of any type). Only one of each of these items may be chosen per army.

Soul Bane1

15 pts

The Everstave2

20 pts

Paradox2

25 pts

The Impossible Robe3

25 pts

The Endless Grimoire4

35 pts

The Oracular Dais4

35 pts

¹ Daemon Prince of Tzeentch or Herald of Tzeentch only.
² Lord of Change or Herald of Tzeentch only.
³ Lord of Change, Daemon Prince of Tzeentch or Herald of Tzeentch only.
⁴ Herald of Tzeentch only.

To gaze upon this staff is to be overcome by conflicting visions. The eyes may see an elegant stave of impeccable craftsmanship, its haft glowing with runes of power. In the mind’s eye, it appears as a baleful ebon rod, wreathed with dark flame and steeped in magic. The staffs wielder can draw upon its contradictory nature to reverse the unstable tides of the Warp’s energies into a more reliable stream, tricking the untamed power of Chaos into helping him unleash his fell sorceries.

Range	S	AP	Type
-	User	4	Melee, Concussive, Warp Contradiction

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This incorporeal blade inflicts no harm upon its victim s physical body, instead carving its way through the stuff of his very soul. So ephemeral and unreal is this strange weapon that it is impossible to cross blades with Soul Bane, for its ghostly edge will pass straight through any guard - in evasion lies the only chance of survival. Those struck by Soul Bane collapse in agony, writhing and screaming as their lacerated souls slowly bleed away into the aether from out of their unmarked flesh and undamaged armour.

Range	S	AP	Type
-	User	*	Melee, Incorporeal, Fleshbane

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With in the pages of this magical tome lie the secrets of every cantrip, incantation and spell ever conceived by Tzeentch. Though the bearer of th is grimoire has access to the infinite knowledge bound with in, only the Changer of the Ways himself could hope to master the full scope of its power.

If your Warlord generates all his powers from the Discipline of Change, he knows all of its powers.

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This staff blazes with vibrant warpflame. As soon as its master takes up this staff, he too is wreathed in the same daemonic fire, though no harm befalls him. From within this magenta inferno, the Everstave’s daemonic bearer can hurl searing gouts of Tzeentch’s Pink Fire, turning armour to ash and immolating or irrevocably mutating the flesh beneath with coruscating empyric flames.

Range	S	AP	Type
-	User	4	Melee, Soul Blaze, Warpflame
Template	5	3	Heavy 1, Soul Blaze, Warpflame

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The wearer of this robe exists between several realities at once. Thus can a daemonic commander potentially control Tzeentch’s interests in multiple times and places at once to further several aspects of the Great Plan. This effect makes it hard for foes to truly harm the wearer, who flickers in and out of reality in an unpredictable fashion. However, the robe is capricious, and has been known to rip its wearer out of reality altogether should he lose control of its powers.

The Impossible Robe confers a 3+ invulnerable save. However, each time the wearer suffers an unsaved Wound, he must pass a Leadership test or fade from reality and be removed from play.

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Though Discs of Tzeentch display an infinite variety of form and colour; they are all bound to the same purpose - bearing their master upon the tides of sorcery according to his whim. In addition to their role as steeds, some of these weird Daemons are imbued with further powers, gifts such as those of the Oracular Dais. As soon as its master sets foot upon the Dais, his mind is all but overwhelmed by a tide of clairvoyant information. With focus, the Daemon can channel the Oracular Dais’ prescient outpouring into valuable, knowledge that can direct the outcome of a battle.

The Oracular Dais is a Disc of Tzeentch. At the start of each of your turns, you can choose one friendly unit with the Chaos Daemons Faction that is in Reserve to automatically pass its Reserve Roll (there is no need to roll).

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Altar of War: Daemons of Tzeentch

This page includes three Altar of War missions for the Daemons of Tzeentch which illustrate the mysterious strategies used by this army and provide new tests of your tactical ability.

If either you or your opponent wish to use an Altar of War mission, roll-off at the start of The Mission step of Preparing for Battle in Warhammer 40,000: The Rules.

The winner of the roll-off can either choose to roll on the Eternal War or Maelstrom of War mission tables, or agree with their opponent to select an Altar of War mission from this page that they wish to fight. Picking missions is a great way to try out a particular mission you haven’t fought before or to hone your skills at missions you have fought previously.

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The Ritual

THE ARMIES
Choose armies as described in Warhammer 40,000: The Rules.

The Daemons of Tzeentch player’s Warlord must have the Chaos Daemons Faction and the Daemon of Tzeentch special rule.

THE BATTLEFIELD
Set up terrain using the deployment map included in this mission.

Objective Markers
After terrain has been set up, the Daemons of Tzeentch player places 6 Objective Markers on the battlefield (each representing a conflux of psychic ley lines essential to Tzeentch’s plans), in the locations shown on the deployment map. Though they should be placed as close as possible to the locations indicated on the map, a degree of common sense will be needed to take into account intervening terrain or any other obstacles. In any case, each Objective Marker should be more than 6" from any battlefield edge and more than 12" from any other Objective Marker.

DEPLOYMENT
Players must deploy using the Standard Deployment Method.

FIRST TURN
The player that deployed first has the first turn unless their opponent can Seize the Initiative.

GAME LENGTH
The mission uses Variable Game Length. However, if the Daemons of Tzeentch player successfully completes the ritual (see Mission Special Rules), the game ends immediately.

VICTORY CONDITIONS
If the Daemons of Tzeentch player successfully completes the ritual (see Mission Special Rules), they are the winner. If the game ends before this happens, their opponent wins instead. MISSION SPECIAL RULES
Night Fighting, Reserves.
Performing the Ritual: At the end of each of their turns, the Daemons of Tzeentch player removes any Objective Markers controlled by their units from the battlefield. This represents the Daemons having successfully performed the necessary arcane rites at those locations. Should the last Objective Marker be removed in this manner, the Daemons of Tzeentch player has successfully completed the ritual.Psychic Stormclouds Gather: When generating Warp Charge in the Psychic phase, each player generates an additional number of Warp Charge points equal to the number of Objective Markers that have been removed from the battlefield earlier in the game (see above).

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The Schemes of Tzeentch

THE ARMIES
Choose armies as described in Warhammer 40,000: The Rules.

The Daemons of Tzeentch player’s Warlord must have the Chaos Daemons Faction and the Daemon of Tzeentch special rule.

THE BATTLEFIELD
Set up terrain using the deployment map included in this mission.

Objective Markers
After terrain has been set up, but before determining table halves, the players must place 6 Objective Markers that are individually numbered 1 through 6 on the battlefield, using the rules for Placing Objective Markers as described in Warhammer 40,000: The Rules.

DEPLOYMENT
Players deploy using the Standard Deployment Method using the deployment map included in this mission.

FIRST TURN
The player that deployed first has the first turn unless their opponent can Seize the Initiative.

Tactical Objectives
The Daemons of Tzeentch player does not generate Tactical Objectives at the start of their first turn (see Mission Special Rules). Their opponent generates 3 Tactical Objectives at the start of their first turn.

GAME LENGTH
The mission uses Variable Game Length.

VICTORY CONDITIONS
At the end of the game, the player who has scored the most Victory Points is the winner. If both players have scored the same number of Victory Points, the game is a draw.

Primary Objective
Achieve as many Tactical Objectives as possible. If, at the start of their turn, the enemy player has fewer than 3 Active Tactical Objectives, they must generate new Tactical Objectives until they have 3.

Secondary Objectives
First Blood, Linebreaker, Slay the Warlord. MISSION SPECIAL RULES
Mysterious Objectives, Night Fighting, Reserves, Tactical Objectives.
Indiscernible Agenda: Instead of generating Tactical Objectives at the start of each of their turns like their opponent, the Daemons of Tzeentch player instead generates 9 Tactical Objectives at the end of each of their turns. These immediately become Active Tactical Objectives, so the Daemons of Tzeentch player should check to see if they achieved any of them during their turn (or earlier in the game as appropriate).

The Daemons of Tzeentch player can only achieve a maximum of 3 Tactical Objectives in this manner each turn; if they have achieved any more than this, they must choose 3 from those that they have achieved to count this turn. This decision must be made before any rolls are made to determine the random Victory Point scores of certain Tactical Objectives (for example, Warp Breach, which offers D3 Victory Points if it is successfully achieved). After scoring Victory Points in this manner, the Daemons of Tzeentch player then discards all their Tactical Objectives.

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Psychic Equinox

THE ARMIES
Choose armies as described in Warhammer 40,000: The Rules.

The Daemons of Tzeentch player’s Warlord must have the Chaos Daemons Faction and the Daemon of Tzeentch special rule.

Designer’s Note: For a truly epic confrontation, and with so many Victory Points on offer, we recommend that each player includes as many Psykers in their army as possible!

THE BATTLEFIELD
Set up terrain using the deployment map included in this mission. The centre point of the battlefield represents a Warp Breach (see map).

DEPLOYMENT
The Daemons of Tzeentch player deploys first, setting up all of their models that are not being held in Reserve within 9" of the Warp Breach at the centre of the battlefield. Their opponent deploys second, setting up all their units not held in Reserve anywhere in their deployment zone (see map).

FIRST TURN
The Daemons of Tzeentch player has the first turn.

GAME LENGTH
The mission uses Variable Game Length.

VICTORY CONDITIONS
At the end of the game, the player who has scored the most Victory Points is the winner. If both players have scored the same number of Victory Points, the game is a draw.

Primary Objectives
Players earn 1 Victory Point each time they successfully manifest a psychic power.

The Daemons of Tzeentch player earns 1 additional Victory Point each time they successfully manifest a conjuration. The enemy player earns 1 Victory Point each time they completely destroy a unit belonging to the Daemons of Tzeentch player.

Secondary Objectives
First Blood, Slay the Warlord. MISSION SPECIAL RULES
Night Fighting, Reserves.
Fuelled by the Warp: The Daemons of Tzeentch player’s units have the Fearless special rule instead of the Daemonic Instability special rule.Lines of Retreat: Units belonging to the enemy player Fall Back towards the nearest table edge.The Veil is Thinned: All Psykers belonging to the Daemons of Tzeentch player know the following conjuration powers from the Daemonology (Malefic) and Change disciplines in addition to any other powers they know: Summoning, Sacrifice, Incursion, Possession and Boon of Flame. However, these powers can only be used to create units with the Daemon of Tzeentch special rule.

If a Psyker belonging to the Daemon of Tzeentch player is removed as a casualty as a result of successfully manifesting the Possession power, their opponent does not earn a Victory Point for a unit being destroyed.Warp Maelstrom: When generating Warp Charge at the start of each Psychic phase, the player whose turn it is rolls 2D6 instead of D6. Players then add the Mastery Levels of all the Psyker units they currently have on the table to their Warp Charge pool as normal.

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