Fury - In the Service of the Dark Gods: Furies are easily subjugated by the Dark Gods when they desire these creatures to fight alongside their armies in realspace or the Warp. In such cases, the unformed wastelands of the Immaterium are swept with the sentience of one or another of the Ruinous Powers, and any Furies that might be hunting there are collected.Transported to the Chaos God's domain, the Furies' appearance shifts to reflect the vast intellect that now guides their actions. Those in thrall to Khorne are typically red-skinned and wrathful, whilst those subsumed by Nurgle exude disease and corruption, their bodies hardened by Warp boils and congealed ooze from weeping sores.Those under Tzeentch's control are imbued with iridescent energies, shimmering with arcane protective forces. When Slaanesh controls a flock, the Furies gain a new quickness and surety of motion.How Furies fight as part of a daemonic legion, and how many do so, varies. Lords of Change make the most frequent use of Fury flocks, creating aerial wings that shimmer above the capering masses, often screening the presence of Screamers behind their flapping wings.They are also welcome additions to Slaanesh's Hunter Legions, diving down to distract any prey that seek to escape the packs of Seeker cavalry.In Nurgle's Plague Legions they tend to fly ahead of the Tallybands, seeking to consume meat while it is still fresh, while they move in the wake of the armies of Khorne, picking apart the carrion-feast left behind by the Blood God's daemonic cohorts.Without specific commands, flocks of Furies circle above a battlefield like vultures, waiting for any hint of weakness. As with some scavengers in realspace, the Crows of Chaos can sense fear and smell weakness, and will generally only attack wounded, isolated or fleeing targets.Enemies brave enough to stand their ground often find they can dissuade the Furies, causing the screeching Daemons to break off their dive in search of easier prey. Those who cower or lack the strength to continue fighting are not so lucky, and are fallen upon with deadly claws that hook and tear their prey apart in a flurry of violence.Even in triumph, Furies rarely survive a single battle, for as they sate their hunger upon the fallen, the very Daemons that fought alongside them often turn upon their former allies.Even those Bloodthirsters that find the flocks most useful in battle occasionally grow disgusted with their cowardly actions, and will order the Lesser Daemons of Khorne to massacre every last one of the carrion-feeders. After all, there is no end to the Formless Wastes, nor the wretched creatures that inhabit it.Mortal servants of Chaos have also been known to attempt to summon and enslave Furies. Their great mobility, horrifying visage, and relative weakness make them a popular summoning choice for heretical worshippers seeking power.Various Chaos Cults in the Koronus Expanse are known to have used Furies for a variety of purposes, the most common being simply sending the Daemon out to cause death and destruction, be that on a planet or inside a vessel. Most of these sad practitioners find however, to their dismay, that even the weakest of Daemons is more than a match for a deluded mortal.