CitOW - FAQ - 2.0 - New content and errata

Oct 7, 2026

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Chaos game rules FAQ version 2.0 with dated errata and rulebook corrections. Clarifies dial advancement conditions for Khorne, Slaanesh, and Tzeentch, including what counts as enemy figures versus tokens and how corruption tokens interact with Noble, Hero, magic symbols, and warpstone. Covers Chaos card rulings such as Influenza affecting Resistance, battle-dice interactions for Field of Ecstasy and Blood Frenzy, power-point gains from Drain Power, effect cancellation limits for Changer of Ways, and hit carryover behavior with Reborn in Blood.

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General Questions

Dial advancement conditions

Chaos Cards

Effect interactions

FAQ version 2.0 8/22/2011 New content in red Errata Rulebook (pages 19–20) If a region is ruined, each player who placed at least one corruption token in that region during this round immediately scores the number of victory points indicated for ruiners on that ruination card. General Questions Q: There is conflicting information about Khorne’s dial advancement condition. What is the correct rule? A: Khorne earns one dial advancement counter each time he kills one or more enemy figures in a region during a battle. The example shown in the rulebook on page 23 is incorrect. Q: Does killing peasants count toward fulfilling Khorne’s dial advancement condition? A: No. Khorne’s dial advancement condition requires the Khorne player to kill one or more enemy figures. The peasants are represented by a token, not a figure. An enemy figure refers specifically to the plastic follower figures used by the players. Q: There is conflicting information about Slaanesh’s dial advancement condition. What is the correct rule? A: Slaanesh earns one dial advancement counter each time he places two or more corruption tokens in the same region as a Noble or Hero token during the Corruption Step of the Corruption Phase. The dial advancement condition printed on the Slaanesh Power Sheet is incorrect. Q: Does placing two corruption tokensin a region with one magic symbol and one warpstone token fulfil Tzeentch’s dial advancement condition? A: Yes. To earn one dial advancement counter, Tzeentch must place two or more corruption tokens in a region with a minimum of two magic symbols, two warpstone tokens, or at least one of each – one magic symbol and one warpstone token. Chaos Cards Q: Can the Nurgle card “Influenza” reduce a region’s Resistance to zero or lower? A: The “Influenza” Chaos card can reduce a region’s Resistance to zero. Resistance cannot go below zero. Q: If Slaanesh plays a “Field of Ecstasy”card in the same region where Khorne plays a“Blood Frenzy” card, what happens? A: The Slaanesh “Field of Ecstasy” Chaos card only prevents player figures from contributing battle dice. Since the two battle dice from “Blood Frenzy” are granted by the card and not a player figure, they would still be rolled. Q: Does the Khorne player need to have any of his figures in the same region as a “Blood Frenzy” card in order to roll the two battle dice granted by the card? A: No. The Khorne player gains these battle dice from the card’s effect, and does not need figures present to benefit from the card. Q: How many power points can Tzeentch potentially gain with his “Drain Power” card? A: Only one. No matter how many other players lose one power point, Tzeentch only ever gains one power. Q: If Tzeentch plays “Drain Power” in a region without any opposing players’ Cultists, or in a region where opposing players are already at zero power points, what happens? A: In either situation, Tzeentch would gain one powerpoint. Causing other players to lose power points is not a prerequisite to the second part of the card. Q: Can the Tzeentch card “Changer of Ways”cancel effects that have already been resolved? A: No. The “Changer of Ways” Chaos card effectively cancels the text on the other cards in the same region. If the effect generated by a card would be resolved later in the round, it would be nullified by “Changer of Ways.” If the effect has already been resolved,“Changer of Ways”does not undo another card’s effects. Q: With the Khorne card “Reborn in Blood,” do hits from one battle carry over into the second battle? A: No. Even though enemy figures are not removed from the board until all players have completed the battle phase in the region, a player may not assign fewer hits to a figure than are necessary to kill it. Hits are not stored up to combine hits with other players or effects. Q: Can Khorne earn multiple advancement tokens in the same region if he battles therewith “Reborn in Blood”? A: No. Sinc

FAQs

What is the correct Khorne dial advancement condition?

Khorne earns one dial advancement counter each time he kills one or more enemy figures in a region during a battle. The rulebook example on page 23 is incorrect. Peasants represented by a token do not count because the condition requires killing enemy figures (plastic follower figures).

How does Tzeentch earn dial advancement counters?

To earn one dial advancement counter, Tzeentch must place two or more corruption tokens in a region with at least two magic symbols, two warpstone tokens, or at least one of each (one magic symbol and one warpstone token). Placing two corruption tokens in that kind of region fulfills the condition.

What happens when Changer of Ways is played in a region?

The Changer of Ways Chaos card effectively cancels the text on the other cards in the same region. If the effect generated by a card would be resolved later in the round, it is nullified by Changer of Ways; if already resolved, it does not undo another card’s effects.

Oct 7, 2026

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