Daemonbane

Daemonbane is a common poison ancillary exclusive to the legendary lord Oxyotl, the starting lord of the Lizardmen's Ghosts of Pahuax racial faction introduced in the Total War: Warhammer II The Silence & The Fury DLC. It enables magical attacks on both melee and missile damage channels, and provides Daemonbane ammunition to the assigned Skink blowpipe or javelin unit unit, or Oxyotl. 
Daemonbane projectiles become magical and anti-large, and will home in on targets. The exact amount of Bonus versus Large depends on the unit that the poison is assigned to.
This poison can only be obtained by owning Oxyotl and then spending a skill point on his The Enemy's Weapon trait from rank 6, and can only be equipped by Oxyotl. Despite its common rarity, it is rather unique as only one copy is allowed in the game.
==In-game description==
The ground crystals of Tzeentch's realm can imbue darts with the power to pierce any ward and find the weakest points on the most formidable foes.
==Effects==
* Daemonbane ammunition (assigned Skink blowpipe or javelin unit)
* Enables magical attacks
== Strategy ==
* Remember Daemonbane may only be equipped onto a Skink blowpipe or javelin unit, that is to say Oxyotl, Skink Chiefs, Chameleon Skinks, Skink Cohort (Javelins) and Skink Skirmishers, including Blessed and Regiments of Renown variants.
*Although you can also equip Daemonbane onto shock infantry Chameleon Stalkers because of its precursor weapon, it is a waste because the poison will only affect a couple of missile attacks.
* A unit equipped with Daemonbane may have devastating effects when attacking highly-mobile cavalry due to its homing feature which is guaranteed to hit nearly every time; combined with the Bonus versus Large.
*Equip Daemonbane onto a unit with poison attacks, such as Chameleon Skinks, to further cripple highly-mobile cavalry units thanks to its speed debuff.
*There is nothing wrong with not assigning Daemonbane if not useful in the battle match-up.
Category:Poisons
Category:Lizardmen Poisons
Category:Ancillaries
Category:Common poisons