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Chaos Space Marines - Chaos Cultists
Chaos Space Marines - Chaos Cultists
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Warhammer 40,000 – Chaos Space Marines – Chaos Cultists – 43-88
The Chaos Cultists are the mortal followers of the Dark Gods: ordinary humans who have sold their souls, bodies, and futures for power, revenge, or simply survival. Where Chaos Space Marines form the elite of a warband, Cultists are the masses sent forward to seize objectives, slow down enemies, and sow chaos in the name of the Ruinous Powers.
Cheap bodies for Chaos armies
On the battlefield, Chaos Cultists are ideal for players who want to supplement their Chaos Space Marines army with affordable infantry. They are not meant to win heavy firefights or eliminate elite units, but they are useful for claiming space, holding objectives, and forcing opponents to divide their attention.
They fit perfectly alongside Legionaries, Chosen, Possessed, Dark Commune, Accursed Cultists, and larger Chaos threats. While your true killers advance, Cultists can fill the board and do the dirty work.
Mortal followers of the Dark Gods
The models have a ragged, makeshift appearance with simple weapons, masks, chains, knives, tattered clothing, and chaotic iconography. They deliberately feel different from power-armoured Chaos Space Marines: less organised, less protected, but full of fanaticism and despair.
The set is also visually compatible with the Cultists of the Abyss, allowing you to easily build larger mobs with extra variation in poses, weapons, and faces.
Painting fun with rags, skin, and cult markings
For painters, Chaos Cultists are a nice change of pace within a Chaos army. You can work with pale skin tones, dark fabrics, rusty weapons, blood spatters, weathered leather, brand marks, tattoos, and simple Chaos symbols.
They are perfect for giving a warband more narrative: hive scum, corrupt miners, renegade militia, fanatical cultists, or survivors slowly being completely consumed by Chaos. Bases with rubble, ash, rust, chains, skulls, factory floors, or broken Imperial icons reinforce their role as rebellious followers in a corrupted war zone.
Contents of the set
This multipart plastic kit builds:
10 Chaos Cultists
Various autoguns, autopistols, and brutal assault weapons
Options for a Cultist Champion
Masks, knives, chains, and chaotic details
Corresponding Citadel round bases
The miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly.
Key features
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Infantry unit for Chaos Space Marines in Warhammer 40,000
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Builds 10 Chaos Cultists
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Ideal for objectives, screening, and cheap board presence
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Strong theme around mortal Chaos followers, rebellions, and cult armies
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Fits well alongside Legionaries, Chosen, Possessed, Dark Commune, and Accursed Cultists
-
Visually compatible with Cultists of the Abyss for extra variety
-
Many painting possibilities with skin, rags, rust, tattoos, and Chaos symbols
-
Plastic miniatures, supplied as a multipart kit
Warhammer 40,000 – Chaos Space Marines – Chaos Cultists – 43-88
The Chaos Cultists are the mortal followers of the Dark Gods: ordinary humans who have sold their souls, bodies, and futures for power, revenge, or simply survival. Where Chaos Space Marines form the elite of a warband, Cultists are the masses sent forward to seize objectives, slow down enemies, and sow chaos in the name of the Ruinous Powers.
Cheap bodies for Chaos armies
On the battlefield, Chaos Cultists are ideal for players who want to supplement their Chaos Space Marines army with affordable infantry. They are not meant to win heavy firefights or eliminate elite units, but they are useful for claiming space, holding objectives, and forcing opponents to divide their attention.
They fit perfectly alongside Legionaries, Chosen, Possessed, Dark Commune, Accursed Cultists, and larger Chaos threats. While your true killers advance, Cultists can fill the board and do the dirty work.
Mortal followers of the Dark Gods
The models have a ragged, makeshift appearance with simple weapons, masks, chains, knives, tattered clothing, and chaotic iconography. They deliberately feel different from power-armoured Chaos Space Marines: less organised, less protected, but full of fanaticism and despair.
The set is also visually compatible with the Cultists of the Abyss, allowing you to easily build larger mobs with extra variation in poses, weapons, and faces.
Painting fun with rags, skin, and cult markings
For painters, Chaos Cultists are a nice change of pace within a Chaos army. You can work with pale skin tones, dark fabrics, rusty weapons, blood spatters, weathered leather, brand marks, tattoos, and simple Chaos symbols.
They are perfect for giving a warband more narrative: hive scum, corrupt miners, renegade militia, fanatical cultists, or survivors slowly being completely consumed by Chaos. Bases with rubble, ash, rust, chains, skulls, factory floors, or broken Imperial icons reinforce their role as rebellious followers in a corrupted war zone.
Contents of the set
This multipart plastic kit builds:
10 Chaos Cultists
Various autoguns, autopistols, and brutal assault weapons
Options for a Cultist Champion
Masks, knives, chains, and chaotic details
Corresponding Citadel round bases
The miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly.
Key features
-
Infantry unit for Chaos Space Marines in Warhammer 40,000
-
Builds 10 Chaos Cultists
-
Ideal for objectives, screening, and cheap board presence
-
Strong theme around mortal Chaos followers, rebellions, and cult armies
-
Fits well alongside Legionaries, Chosen, Possessed, Dark Commune, and Accursed Cultists
-
Visually compatible with Cultists of the Abyss for extra variety
-
Many painting possibilities with skin, rags, rust, tattoos, and Chaos symbols
-
Plastic miniatures, supplied as a multipart kit
