Scarab Occult Terminators for Space Hulk

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The Scarab Occult Terminators, originally known as the Sekhmet and Magnus' Veterans, were the Veteran Space Marine Battle-Brothers of the Thousand Sons Legion who served as the Primarch Magnus the Red's elite Honour Guard.
They were made up of the best and brightest of the Thousand Sons Legion's Astartes and were equipped with resplendent crimson and ivory Tactical Dreadnought Armour,
with jade scarabs gleaming on their breastplates and golden crests rearing from their Atef helmets.
Their visors were marred by a single vertical slash that obscured the right eye lenses of their helmets. This was in honour of their Primarch, nicknamed the Cyclops, due to the loss of his right eye from peering too deeply into the mysterious realms of the Immaterium.

the Scarab Occult Terminators are the same as the Terminators of Chaos Undivided except for all sons of the Red Cyclops will all have the Mark of Tzeentch.

 
Rapid Fire: when firing a weapon that has the Rapid Fire special rule and double six’s are rolled, roll another 1D6. If another six is rolled count that towards the total shots fired.

the Scarab Occult Sorcerer may replace his Inferno Twin Linked Bolter
with a Khopesh Blade,
instead being armed with his Force Weapon and Khopesh Blade.
the stats for the combination of close assault weapons are included above.


- the Scarab Occult Sorcerer is treated just like the Space Marine Terminator Sergeant,
except he is blessed by the ruinous powers and not the false Emperor of mankind.
special rules:
 Veteran of the Long Wars:  Add +1 to Close Assaults just like Imperial Space Marine Sergeants. this bonus is included towards close assault weapon profiles under the Aspiring Champion heading. 
Mark of Tzeentch: During the Command Phase, the player with a model that has the Mark of Tzeentch may draw two command point tokens at random and use the highest of the two to see how many command points they will have for that turn.
 
- the Chaos Sorcerer is treated just like the Space Marine Terminator Librarian, except he is blessed by the ruinous powers and not the false Emperor of mankind.
special rules:
 Veteran of the Long Wars:  Add +1 to Close Assaults just like
Imperial Space Marine Sergeants. this bonus is included towards close assault weapon profiles under the Aspiring Champion heading. 
Mark of Tzeentch: During the Command Phase, the player with a model that has the Mark of Tzeentch may draw two command point tokens at random and use the highest of the two to see how many command points they will have for that turn.

 
the Chaos Sorcerer may replace his Inferno Twin Linked Bolter with a close assault weapon. the stats for the combination of close assault weapons are included above.
 
the Broodlord on page 23 in the rulebook and also the Genestealer Cult Magus and Patriarch from the December 2017 issue of White Dwarf counts the psychic power Tzeentch's Firestorm as Psychic Storm, when it comes to the immunity of the psychic power.
 

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