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A Flamer of Tzeentch

Flamers (also known as the Pyrodaemons of Tzeentch, Keepers of the True Flame of Change, or Candelabra Mutationi) are writhing Lesser Daemons of Tzeentch.

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The body of a Flamer is a headless conical torso. It has two long arms, both terminating in weird stumps, which are adorned with razor-sharp teeth and flickering tongues, and continuously belching acrid and sulphuric smoke. Flamers move by bumping and hopping around, leaping into the air in a gravity-defying and comical fashion.

Flamers excel at leading assaults on defensive positions, since there is no fortification that can offer protection against their magical fire. They attack by unleashing roaring gouts of alchemical fire from their arms. These fires are highly unpredictable, and can have a wide variety of effects - sometimes burning anything that they come in contact with to ashes in a multi-hued conflagration, sometimes turning them into frozen crystal, or even spraying surprised enemies with an iridescent cascade of sweet-tasting liquor. They have also been known to project gasses that dissolve all living tissues, leaving behind only empty armour and uniforms, while on other occasions, they have the exact opposite effect, leaving the enemy unscathed but naked and defenceless.

Exalted Flamer

Exalted Flamers are the mightiest Flamers of Tzeentch. These Daemons are far larger and more imposing then a regular Flamer, and they will sometimes ride a Burning Chariot into battle.[2]

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