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funerary forces of a cult dedicated to the creation and protection of chaos monoliths detailing the deeds of chaos champions upon their deaths

bare black iron incised with fiery runes for armours, with extremely prominent eye of the gods iconography, and helmets replaced by cone heads or pyramid heads and/or without eyeholes, unit fillers are monoliths they're carrying of various chaos champions which can and should be visibly aligned to one god or another (giving you an easy way to point out the mark of chaos the unit has, and even change the mark of chaos of a unit from game to game by swapping monolith)

the army is allowed to have some heroes that don't actually belong to the funerary cult and are instead normal chaos champions aligned to a god, the funerary procession either got a premonition that the champion is going to die soon and offered to accompany him to detail his destiny, or the champions went to the cult thinking their deeds will be better recorded, their tales spread wider, and reaching the gods more easily

these can be champions that walk the path to glory alone instead of being part of a warband, or building a warband under them, or the warbands are on their last legs, which is why the funerary cult is stepping in for the heroes' imminent deaths, or the warbands are assumed to fight out of the bounds of the table and the cult is the champions' bodyguard force now