As the most northerly of the civilised nations of the Old World, Kislev stands forever on the brink of annihilation, for it borders the dreaded Chaos Wastes – the realm of the Dark Gods and home to the bloodthirsty tribes that worship them. They are known for their high perseverance and hold a loathing for Chaos that is stronger than most peoples of the Old World. The most famed military units of Kislev are the Winged Lancer cavalry, formed from the sons of the old Gospodar nobility. Amongst them are the Gryphon Legion, an elite regiment consisting of the wealthiest knights, and often found fighting in the Empire. These are supported by archers and axemen on foot, and mounted horse archers from the nomad tribes.

Warhammer - Kislev 9th ed

Kislev

All models with this rule have the Hatred special rules against all units from Warriors of Chaos, Daemons of Chaos and Beastmen.

Hates Chaos

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Hates Chaos