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So a few months ago I found a video about slaanesh and how her module line is pretty basic. however what he did was homebrew some slaaneshi units that could be a bit of a shakeup, the idea was that since slaanesh gains power from the excesses of the other chaos gods that there should be a little overlap between them.

For khorne the idea was these body builder warriors who take warp based steroid that make them into beasts that fight with great fury but when they aren't high on steroid their bodies are immaculate forms of muscles that look perpetually oiled. For tzeentch the idea was "an excess of knowledge" that the guys found numerous secrets that has opened their mind and allows them to discover more and more secrets that both horrifies and pleases them. for nurgle I think the idea was a unit that would brew diseases as potions that at first would feel good but them the negative effects would hit and kill them slowly.

the thing is I cant find the video and after nearly eight months of looking I'm convinced that it was a dream of mine. so if anyone has seen a video like this one on YouTube in the past then could they direct me to it or was it just me being crazy again?

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