Daemon Prince with a full stack of Bloodthirsters is a 7/10 doomstack. To put it in perspective they wreck ogres. Bloodthirsters are anti-large but also wreck infantry, basically they are good against everything. Khorne has a small set that buffs Bloodletters and Undivided has another small set that gives +4 Melee Attack for the whole army but will cause you not to be able to get the Plate Armour set bonus, but you may be able to mix & match with a different set.Īnd you'd need to test this out, but I think you could swap to the Chaos Undivided set at the start of the turn, fight your battles, and then swap back to the Slaanesh -upkeep set before ending your turn. Nurgle's set gives +20% Replenishment for Nurgle Units. If you max "Transition's Troopers" in the Daemon Prince's skill tree and combine that with the +15% Barrier set, that gives Horrors (Blue, Pink and Exalted Pink) +25% Barrier and +6 Melee Defense. Tzeentch has a set that gives +15% Barrier to Horrors and another set that gives them +10% ammo (that I think can be used at the same time as the +15% Barrier set). So that is -55% > -70% > -90% upkeep for Slaanesh units as you progress in the campaign.
You can get -20% from maxed Bloodletting. You can get -15% from maxing Chaos Undivided Daemonic Glory. You can get -30% upkeep from Daemon Prince skill tree. Slaanesh has a set (Scythed Arms, Ashen Wings, Fiendish Tail) that gives -25% upkeep for Slaanesh units in Daemon Prince's army. The Chaos Undivided Plate Armour set gives the Daemon Prince 170 armour personally, and gives +20 Armour and +15% Physical Resistance to his army (so actually 190 Armour on the prince). You can play around with it and do whatever you want, but I completely missed the bonuses that some of the Armour Sets get on my playthrough: The Daemon Prince can equip a wide variety of armour and weapons.
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