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[Warhammer Fantasy] Are the dark elves plagued by chaos invasions?

The dark elves lives on the edge of the chaos wastes, yet every time you you hear about chaos invasions they are always focused on the old world, with kislev, grand cathay or the empire, or on the Vortex at ulthuan. Are the dark elves plagued by their own chaos invasions, or if no, why not?
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They fight them off - and built the great city-fortress of Ghrond for that specific purpose - but it's worth noting that there's not much of a human population in Naggaroth to become corrupted by chaos. So if you're a human (or formerly human) servant of chaos, going all the way across the Chaos Wastes to attack the Dark Elves is far more of a faff than simply marching south to despoil the human kingdoms. So while there have been countless raids and at least a couple of major invasions, they're far less frequent than attacks on the human lands.

Daemonic hordes also invade, of course, but they're that little bit more vulnerable to magic, which the Druchi are very good at.

The Dark Elves also sometimes ally with chaos, and summon and bind daemons for their own purposes. Notably (at least in older lore), their invasion of Ulthuan 200 years ago part of the Great War Against Chaos, with the Dark Elves fighting alongside daemons and Chaos Warriors.