Servants of the Dark Gods · Let the Galaxy Burn
Chaos Knights
Fallen god-machines — knightly houses sworn to ruin, haunted by their own steeds.
About Chaos Knights — Lore & How They Play
The Lore
Not every knightly house knelt to the Imperium. The fallen houses pledged their god-machines to the Dark Powers, and their Knights are now prisons as much as war engines — pilots bound to tormented machine-spirits, heraldry defaced into blasphemy.
Where Imperial Knights march to honour their oaths, Chaos Knights march to break everything those oaths once meant. Dread rolls ahead of them like a bow-wave.
On the Tabletop
A handful of towering monsters and their War Dog squires, wrapped in an army-wide fear engine: Chaos Knights force Battle-shock tests and punish broken units mercilessly. Big Knights annihilate; War Dogs harry, score and screen.
Like their loyalist cousins, everything rides on target priority and positioning — with so few models, every mistake is expensive. But few armies are faster to paint, or more intimidating across the table.
Chaos Knights — corrupted war engines of immense destructive power, twisted by the Warp into engines of ruin. Shop the full Chaos Knights range including War Dogs, Despoilers, and Tyrants at Loaded Dice, Barry, South Wales.
The Long War Calls
New to Chaos?
Start with a boxed set — miniatures, rules and dice in one go. Free UK delivery over £65, same-day dispatch by 3pm on weekdays.
Shop 40K Starter SetsFrequently Asked Questions
Chaos Knights are corrupted Imperial Knights that have turned to the Chaos Gods. They are a faction of massive war engines, ranging from War Dog-sized scouts to towering Chaos Knight Tyrants.
Yes — Chaos Knights field very few models, all of which are large or super-heavy walkers. This makes them fast to build and paint, though each model requires significant work to assemble.
Yes — Chaos Knights are a powerful faction with strong melee and shooting, excellent durability, and unique Dread rules that penalise enemies for being nearby. They suit players who want an imposing, hard-hitting force.
A pair of War Dogs and a larger Knight Abominant or Desecrator makes a strong and thematic starting force that covers all bases on the tabletop.
Chaos Knights have no single scheme — each Fallen House has its own colours. Popular choices include dark metallics, bone, and red with corruption effects. We stock the full Citadel range and can advise on weathering techniques.
Yes — we stock Chaos Knights in our Barry, South Wales shop and online at loadeddice.uk with fast UK dispatch.