Dark Blessing. The warrior can choose from one of the following extra abilities and traits.
Love of Pain (Slaanesh). The warrior can use a reaction to make a melee attack against any creature which has dealt it damage within its reach and its speed increases to 30ft per turn.
Sorcerous Ambitions (Tzeentch). The warrior can cast the spells alter self, and invisibility at will. The warrior is also proficient in deception & arcana skill checks.
One with Grandfather (Nurgle). The warrior is immune to poison and necrotic damage and the poisoned condition. It has disadvantage on any skill check that uses charisma.
Blood for the Blood God (Khorne). The warrior's melee attacks do an extra die of damage (included in the attack). It is immune to the frightened condition.
Multiattack. The warrior can make two melee attacks.
Battleaxe. Melee Weapon Attack: +6 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 8 (1d8 + 4) slashing damage or 12 (2d8 + 4) slashing damage with Blood for the Blood God.
Description
The dark gods of the north have long fostered anarchic communities of savage men and women for use as foot soldiers, stock to make into horrid chaos spawn, and in some terrible cases food. Of these brutal northmen the warriors of chaos are those trained to act as the core of their vile armies. While frothing cultists, mutated beasts, and earth-shaking dragon-ogres flank or encircle the forces of law the warriors are their armored core which crushes all they encounter like a boulder. To accomplish this task the warriors of chaos are decked head to toe in thick plate armor, covered in spikes, with skulls perched upon them. The one bit of light for those fighting the ruinous powers is that these hulks are held back by the sheer weight of their armaments allowing artillery and mages to do their duties. Each warrior early in their career pledges themselves to one of the ruinous powers in hope of their many rich rewards: Slaanesh the prince of pleasure and pain, Tzeentch the lord of sorcery and lies, grandfather Nurgle brewmaster of countless plagues, and Khorne the god of murder.
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