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Some beastmen have turned to the worship of the [[Chaos Gods]], sometimes called the children of Chaos. Each is an unruly mass of flesh, fur and teeth dedicated to the worship of the [[Chaos God]]s. They proclaim their loyalty through slaughter in battle, making violent sacrifices in the gods' names.{{Fn|19e}}
Many Beastmen worship the Chaos Gods and frequent the armies of the [[Lost and the Damned]].{{Fn|2}} Of these corrupted Beastmen warriors, those that worship [[Khorne]] are known as [[Bloodgor]]s, those that worship [[Tzeentch]] are known as [[Tzaangor]]s, those that worship [[Slaanesh]] are known as [[Slaangor]]s,{{Fn|5}} and those that worship [[Nurgle]] are known as [[Pestigor]]s.{{Fn|3}}
Some beastmen feel they have risen to be a cut above their herd-fellows in the eyes of their Dark Patrons. The [[Fellgor Ravagers]] are one such Chaos-worshipping beastmen tribe.{{Fn|15}}
===Chaos Beastmen herds===
*[[Broken Horn]] – part of the [[Ten Thousand Eyes]] [[Chaos Warhost]]{{Fn|21}}
==Beastmen Variants==
There is also an unusually large and aggressive strain of giant Beastman known as a '''Minotaur'''. It is comparable in strength to an [[Ogryn]].{{Fn|1a}} '''[[Trolls]]''' are another large strain of Beastmen.{{Fn|10}}
==Trivia==
**{{Endn|19h}}: pg. 24
*{{Endn|20}}: [https://www.warhammer-community.com/en-gb/downloads/warhammer-the-horus-heresy/ Horus Heresy, Legacies of Darkness: The Imperialis Militia], pg. 5
*{{Endn|21}}: [[The Lion: Son of the Forest (Novel)]], Chapters 29
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