I’ve painted another chaos warrior up for my small Slaves to Darkness army, but ultimately this is a failure as it took me too long. I need something that looks good while ideally taking not much longer than an hour, but this was just over 3.

How I painted my Chaos Warrior from Slaves to Darkness

Check out my latest tutorial series on painting a Chaos Warrior from my Slaves to Darkness army! Although this model took longer than expected, I’ve broken down the process to help you achieve a stunning result in less time.

Part One covers assembling, priming, and base coating with Vallejo paints. You’ll learn how to block in primary highlights, add depth, and use non-metallic metal techniques.

Part Two focuses on detailing, including painting the cloak, elf trophy, and achieving a glowing eyes effect.

Follow these tutorials for a fast(ish) and effective way to paint your Chaos Warrior to a high standard!

Slaves to Darkness: Unleashing Chaos

The Slaves to Darkness are poised to bring chaos to the Mortal Realms. This set includes a diverse array of units such as Chaos Warriors, Knights, and Ogroids, each with unique customization options. The highlight is a Daemon Prince with various configurations, complemented by Chaos Chosen and Ogroid Theridons.

The special edition Battletome includes exclusive rules, lore, and warscroll cards, providing deep insights into the history and strategies of Chaos. Whether you’re a fan of brass, obsidian, or spikes, this set is a must-have for any Chaos enthusiast.

For more details, visit this community article from Games Workshop!

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