Last of all, Conclave favor is spent on political machinations with or against other factions of Chaos Dwarfs. A K'daai Destroyer is powerful, but if you've got the Armaments, you can buff it with a barrier, missile resistance, and more. Armaments can be sold for money, but can also be used in the Hell-Forge to empower your troops and increase the unit cap on the non-cannon fodder troops. Producing money, most buildings, and Armaments all take resources. These can be traded for through caravans or captured in battle. The more mines you have extracting resources, the higher the total workload, which means more laborers. The Hell-Forge brings overwhelming strength to your top-tier units. Instead of using population, playing the Chaos Dwarfs is a precarious balancing act between Money, Laborers, Armaments, Resources (for buildings), Conclave Favor, and total workload. This means balancing the number of slav-er, laborers around your empire. In order to get these relics (or to just wreak havoc if you're playing in Immortal Empires instead) you'll need to get the Chaos Dwarf economy kickstarted. These relics can be used to power the drill but alternatively can be used to massively boost your characters, meaning you'll have to weigh the earliest possible construction of the drill against ridiculous levels of power. In the Realms of Chaos campaign, the Chaos Dwarfs are focused on recovering the Blood of Hashut, constructing a powerful drill to acquire this godly resource, which will require a scavenger hunt of legendary Dwarf relics. They still bring heavy infantry and powerful war machines, but instead of honor and tradition, they innovate in horrifying ways, fusing daemons into suits of armor to power infernal hellcraft. This cruel race is a dark mirror to everything the regular Dwarfs offer.

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