#Warhammer and Such
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Someone offered you a coin and you said okay (wait no that's the navy)
Well, the problem is as such: Part of a planet's tithe is generally soldiers.
That's not a choice that's offered to a planet.
Part of your taxes is people.
I mean that sort of tithe could be in transfers from PDF (who are staying home) to the Militarum (who get offworld deployments)
It is hypothetically possible to get enough volunteers for a tithe if you sell it right
There is probably at least one planet in the Imperium that does this
Also yeah
But yeah. The point is that this sort of social engineering is... Not what Space Marines do
With a very few exceptions.
Because the military is one of the only ways to get anything in life
And/or turns out the recruitment bonuses to the recruits are cheaper than the equivalent in monetary tithe
Probably not that hard to sell it. I don't think you are likely to have those people get back and tell bad stories š
we've all seen Nice Marines right?
Nice Marines is great
Also, the number is fun for how much a planet has to give.
"A part of the annual tithe that Imperial Governors must fulfil is to send one tenth of their overall fighting force, or more if the Departmento Munitorum deems it necessary"
The good news: With the way travel works out, you probably won't have to give a tenth of your fighting force every year.
"I don't get it. Why is the standing army of this world so small"
Ah yeah so "10% of the PDF get sent offworld"
The bad news: There is definitely back taxes that hit some planets.
"Oh hey, you haven't paid the tithe in 10 years."
"You owe us 300% of your fighting force, plus interest"
It could just be 10% of recruitment and not 10% of everyone currently in the force every time you count
"You are free to file for appeal your case for review."
Though even then, 30 years of back tax means 3 full years of sending 100% of your recruits
The governor will probably be dead before that's sorted out. So sounds like a great option for them
And that's just if you're not near an active warzone.
(And also 40% in the fourth year, because those years need paying for too)
there are planets not near an active warzone?
"Near" is relative
So yeah
There's definitely cases in the Imperium where a planet has to go "We need to make tithe. Gather people up and force them to join."
God, this also leads to the fun statement from DH 1e about the Calixis sector.
Most planets have to strike a careful balance of "Enough guns to arm enough of their population to resist invasion" vs. "Not enough guns in dissident hands so a Planetary Governor doesn't get overthrown."
it's a valid concern!
Indeed!
... I wonder how many PDF forces are coup-proofed to uselessness
More than a few probably.
Like, it's enough that CIAPHAS CAIN, HERO OF THE IMPERIUM tends to look down at the PDF forces he's sent to work with.
The thing is that if you send shit guard regiments
You die
So you kinda have to send Your Best Dudes
Unless you are able to be corrupt
EDGEWORTH???
was looking at the pic thinking "Huh that looks like him" without reading the text
Phoenix Wright would solve every case in the imperium if he was an inquisitor
the new van saar sniper model gets away with it cause it's explicitly doing the like
piping optics into a helmet thing
but I wish citadel wasn't so allergic to making models that are actually looking down their sights
Stancing up just isn't a very dynamic pose
You could even say its intentionally undynamic
but they have stanced up
they just have stanced up holding the gun to the side of your eyeline
Plus, think about how ridiculous the average 40k gun is
And necrons and orks don't need to do that
Well more the orks don't care to. Ork shooting is always "to whom is concerns"
It skipped the Knight sized one, what's that one?
reply all:
@ everyone
BRRRRRRRRRRT
Isn't the guard one literally the same as the titan one?
Like I love the fact that the baneblade chassis is that big
guard best faction for mass brrrt
Yes, they're both Vulcan Mega-Bolters
TBF, a good chunk of the Shadowsword-Chassis weaponry are basically a Titan weapon on treads.
I wonder if the scout titan weapon and bane blade chassis overlap is one of the reasons for the "the bane blade is a DAoT scout tank"
im a bit sad that the plasma blastgun one isn't great
was one of my favs
narratively a poor man's anti titan
The BRRRRT one is my favorite
Mostly because it's also a troop transport
Also a superheavy that makes sense for Catachans
Mega-bolter party bus.
Suprised it has space to store troops when it needs space for MORE BOLTS
Most imperial tanks are bigger on the inside, how else do you get ten space marines in a Rhino?
Somehow that thing can carry 40 dudes
Troops are a liquid, as they conform to the container they're put in
I have finally decided what my homebrew chapter's name is
The Blades Contemplative
Sounds like an absolutely intolerable minor side adversary in a guard book, its perfect
space marines stack horizontally in the rhino
or maybe the power armor works like samus' power suit and lets you roll into a ball
Going for an armored division for a crusade and I was curious which of these would you guys suggest building towards at 2000 pts?
A) a handful of infantry squads footslogging alongside a mix of nine tanks (6 lemans and 3 hellhounds) and three hydras.
B) a handful of infantry squads with transports (3 chimera/2 taurox) alongside 7 tanks (4 lemans/3 hellhounds) and a pair of hydras.
I know armored divisions are typically primarily tanks but what do you think?
i think if youre rolling armor, you should have A; but im a huge fan of B as a mechanized one
id favor cadians to get sticky objectiveo on your handful of infantry
altneratively catachans are great screening infantry
For b I was thinking of having cadians in the taurox and lascannon infantry in the Chimera due to firing deck
no plans for a rogal dorn?
Battles progress at 250 pt intervals and wasn't sure where to fit one in
Starring at 750 pts
Initial 750 pt list is:
Tank commander
Commissar
Castellan
Las cannon infantry squad
Las cannon infantry squad
3x hellhounds, Inferno cannon, multi-melta
So thoughts regarding progression?
hmm, why 3 hellhounds pray tell?
tanks with both good flamers and multi-meltas for their cost. They also don't particularly care for orders and can help start me early on having a tank centric force with more board presence before I can invest in more lemans
mm i can see that
im surprised no techpriest early
if you dropped commissar and 1 hh and got one hydra, do you have enough spare points for a tech priest?
With the current plotting of progression the engineseer would be added between 1250 and 1500 mark.
750-1000: standard Leman russ+chimera
1k-1.25k: standard leman+cadians
1.25k-1.5k: engineseer+taurox+standard Leman russ
1.5k-1.75k: 2 hydra+chimera
1.75k-2k: cadian squad+infantry squad+chimera+taurox
This is if I go with B which is focused on tanks+transports
For A which is just focus on tanks with footslogging infantry:
750-1k: Leman russ bt+hydra
1k-1.25k: Leman russ bt+cadians
1.25k-1.5k: Leman russ bt+hydra
1.5k-1.75k: Leman russ vanquisher+hydra
1.75k-2k: Leman russ vanquisher+Leman russ vanquisher+ catachans (replacing one infantry squad.)
Thoughts and suggestions on progression ?
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Sounds like an interesting bunch
DAngels successor that revere Malcador as an Imperial Saint
Could it be "For the Hero. For he on Terra. For Sundered caliban"
First chapter-master was one of Malcador's hand-picked to be part of the Knights-Errant who was remanded back to his parent Legion, the Dark Angels, post-Heresy
Also could the planet they're on be named Sycorax?
Fleet commmder with a rank of "Tempest Master"
I feel you are trying to make a reference lmao
shakespeare
Yep lol
In all seriousness though I feel like 'the hero' is too generic a name for a battle cry that's intending specifically to reference Malcador
that face is so cool
I mean your technique on the sword is really good but damn that is a silly face
Ooh I really like the effect for the wings
Wings were super easy. Yellow-orange, then Bloodletter Glaze. That was it.
And yeah the face is silly but that's why I like it so much. Classic daemon princes have this goofy charm.
Also he's hilariously small, just barely above 3" tall.
Wow
I think even the 3e 40k daemon prince was taller. Probably not by much, but still.
Those MFs were 2 wound on the TT?
Those wings are rad.
Yeah they were awesome
2W with 10 models, -1 to wound and 6+ invuln with an inquisitor or something like that
They also lost jokaero and daemon host as part of the unit, which was a lot of offense
fucked up
Truly
Yeah deathwatch got dragged through the mud and placed in an even sadder spot than before from what I heard.
hm
How boned am I with a fairly melee-focused Space Marines list?
Tho
Hm
Actually on pure numbers of models its split more evenly
lol
yeah I'm making a DAngels successor I want my robed knights with swords
I think Dangles have some good melee units ye
They do but a lot of the unique ones are termies
DWK are good again aiui
And ICC are finally not overcosted
Inner Circle Companions yeah
It's not great! Lost all but 4 DW datasheets (2 characters, 1 squad, 1 transport), and if you wanna run the detach you lost OOM, the 2 favorite enhancements got replaced, at least one strat got nerfed, and of course can't run SM codex units
If you wanna run it with SM codex, again you're down to 4 datasheets, and the corvus blackstar counts as one of your two retinue units and only transports the DW squad
How the top 1 army of prerelease 10e has fallen
I thought DW was interesting before but now they just feel sad to look at.
army building with dw was kind of a dead end tbh
some variation of mass infantry or mechanized infantry with the same set of squads
OK yeah so henchmen were 2W, and up to 16 models with. With an inquisitor they got -1 to be wounded, 5++, +1 to wound on ranged. They also had 2 heavy weapons and a daemonhost with an S9 attack.
So like 32W T3, 5++, - 1 to wound which is just brutal to try and churn through
Now theyre 10 models, 10 wounds, - 1 to be wounded, T3, 5+, 6++ with 2 heavy weapons
Captain in Phobos Armor
Thanks
@thin ibex I think I may be too busy for kill team today - but we should schedule that match soon!
def
I'm entering pre dataslate stodes doomposting on imperial agents
I'm still on my banger codex high from CSM
It's so good
Meaningful rebalancing, a billion good detachments
Workin on my nightlords roght now
CSM best codex this edition and it's not even close
Codex so dope I actually got started on em
If you were planning on playing agents as primary and not as allies I think it actually looks worse than the unpatched Custodes codex
Allies still probably gonna be fine
You know what I've decided I really dislike this edition
BS being tied to weapon and not the model firing it.
I almost got lured into like a 4th army by that codex but then I painted a couple of the csm models I had lying around and the trim immediately turned me off of it
Anything smaller than chaos knight trim and I go insane
Vashtorrs detachment is so cool
I'm doing Word Bearers
But even though the color scheme would drive me literally insane
I sort of want to paint up a squad of Sons of Malice
Tryna calculate how to achieve an amount of transports that matches my amount of units lmao
I have diddly done it
2000 Points
Captain (100pts): Adept of the Codex, Bolt Pistol, Master-crafted Bolt Rifle, Melee Weapon, Bolt Pistol, Master-crafted Bolt Rifle, Master-crafted Power Weapon
Captain in Gravis Armour (110pts): Fire Discipline, Master-crafted Heavy Bolt Rifle and Master-crafted Power Weapon, Master-crafted Heavy Bolt Rifle, Master-crafted Power Weapon
Judiciar (85pts): Absolver Bolt Pistol, Executioner Relic Blade, The Honour Vehement
Librarian in Terminator Armour (75pts): Force Weapon, Smite, Warlord, Combi-weapon
Lieutenant with Combi-weapon (70pts): Combi-weapon, Paired Combat Blades
5x Heavy Intercessor Squad (100pts)
4x Company Heroes (95pts)
5x Deathwing Knights (235pts)
6x Inner Circle Companions (180pts)
Nephilim Jetfighter (195pts): Armoured hull, Blacksword missiles, Twin heavy bolter, Avenger mega bolter
Nephilim Jetfighter (195pts): Armoured hull, Blacksword missiles, Twin heavy bolter, Avenger mega bolter
Stormraven Gunship (280pts): Armoured Hull, 2x Stormstrike Missiles, Twin Assault Cannon, Typhoon Missile Launcher
Stormraven Gunship (280pts): Armoured Hull, 2x Stormstrike Missiles, Twin Assault Cannon, Typhoon Missile Launcher```
What does this mean? Are there romances?
you don't kiss your battle brothers good night?
Shadowheart is there
Ironically a lot of people liked this change, as AoS was already doing it iirc?
This would be extremely funny
God I forgot even the normal termie librarians are cursed to have the stupid wrist-mounted bolters
pain
its the darksouls of BG3
skyrim with bolters
Itās not REAL BG3 until I can accidentally talk my way into a sec scene with the battle bros which didnāt really sound like it was gonna be one from the option preview
I thought on it more. How abouts "For the Hero turned to ash, For He on Eternal Terra, For Sundered Caliban!" Ash Gold sundered
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GUjTIpPa8AMZDPP?format=jpg&name=medium Bring this back you bastards
I'm stoked for thos arcane ruins
oh yes
I'd kill for the temple of skulls.
I remember that, a friend of ours had it
idly thinking: how would you represent Imperial knights in kill team?
One Armigier is already too much
you kinda can't since it's an infantry spec ops format
Roll for random locations for a massive chainsword to punch through a wall
I am all for a single armiger kill team.
Make a Tempestus faction that fights alongside knights in the full game but does spec ops by themselves in KT
(This is what I did)
More realistically youād have some kind of house troops yeah.
I made fucking space Bretonnia, s'great
man
I used to really dislike Gravis armor
But now I love it lol
How much do I care about Deathwing Knights...
I want the oldschool Necromunda card terrain. >_>
Ok so nontraditional but - a ārecover Knight Pilotā mission
Is there a particular reason Librarians can't attach to bladeguard?
Use IG Vets, Tempestus Scions, or Skitarii and call them Household Guard?
A variant of Cyan's, but a kill team that is a knight pilot plus the extraction team. They are doing kill team stuff because they are stuck behind enemy lines (pilot got overly aggressive lol)
I am naming all my Character units in this army after gay catholics
SPANK SPANK SPANK
Blood Bowl larp is amazing
Are there well moderated Discord servers out there for Wrath & Glory games? I'm still leery about talking 40k with anyone outside of Pilot.net.
I would love to play Wrath & Glory, sadly my group are not 40k fans ;w;
I need to know if this was just flag football or if they had to roll for every move
Wrath & Glory is fun, but it can quickly make it players overpowered I feel.
And it begins
Isnāt there an official one?
Skaven won to no oneās surprise
Clan moulder stuff is neat, I like freaks
I wish gsc got more stuff like that
That was disappointing, quite short and just Skaven
did they say when they would be showing off the upcoming skaven models?
I have a skaventide box now tho
oh never they have them all in an article
oh yeah that's what these freaks should look like
new globadiers look great as well
Balls
We all know that feeling
At least they were 50% off bad choices
I need to not boy things u yup what I have is finished
Or at least significantly reduced
lol yeah
yo they gave the little dude horns
kinda disappointed to not see any pestilens or eshin stuff
but I guess skryre needed it even more
they still had random blister pack models
https://www.warhammer-community.com/2024/08/10/critical-transmission-incoming-from-the-chalnath-expanse/ I kinda doubt it but it would be kinda fun if the whole season is just flying stuff
it would also be kinda fun if they made a tyranid kill team ever but yknow who's counting
hoping stormcast will be getting some weird models, come on lighting geists
I hope they make a new knight venator
or at least some kind of angelos character
thunderstrike gryph charger cavalry would be cool too, I'm bothered by the design differences between the chariot and the others
Reckon these would work as obliterators?
What's the base size?
I think they look pretty good
I have the perfect amount of transport space for my units
But I have 55 leftover points
pain
This is normally what random 10 model cultist blocks are for
IF THERE IS ONE ELYSIAN LEFT IT IS ME
IF THERE ARR NO ELYSIANS I AM DEAD
IF THERE ARE 10 THOUSAND ELYSIANS I AM AMONG THEM
But then they don't fit on my ships and I'm sad
XD
I think these might be scions tho
Cultists can't get inexplicably ripped riding
I want the tau to win
imperium sucks
Iāll get Elysians to convert into guevesa lmao
?
Sorry but the godhead came to me in a dream and told me the funny helmets are back
I think its funny how the chaos cultists who are all like marginalized imperial citizens eating corpse starch and rats have huge biceps and such
New scions would bang tho
So the joke is that they gotta footslog to get that exercise
Ah lmao
Why scions didn't get packaged into IA is beyond me given they are basically the old stormtroopers replacement
Honestly yeah they're practically a shoe-in for the faction
I'm 10 points short of just having a footslog scout squad x3
I think the answer is because the codex isn't very good >.>
Gw forgot about them luke everyone else did
But I canāt get out of the āI hate fascistsā mindset
I am very disappointed that three of the detachments abilities apply to a very limited selection of units
Iād love to get some to kitbash but Iām more drawn to AoS atm
The allies army having an extremely limited roster is very funny
The powers of the inquisitorial seal whittled down to 6 guys and the spare keys to a surplus chimera
If you are playing guard, fascists are definitely dying :V
Heh
Give them plasma guns and overcharge them
I speak for the emperor himself! And thus I can requisition this used 2002 Toyota corrola!
I think the Imperial Guard is actually at least partially the least fashy part of the imperium. There's a very proletarian streak in the non-commissarial parts of the faction which is just normal people with basic equipment and training taking on the worst of a hostile universe
something something as 40k got more fashy the guard lost their proletarian spirit as normal people surviving a hostile universe with equipment and training, to become a faceless horde with fifteen minute lifespans whose disregard for death is treated as a triumph of the will
I like this thread on it
Thatās an interesting observation
Depending on the subfaction, of course.
Yeah its pretty different based on regiment in terms of aesthetics
This is a way easier argument to make with Cadians or Elysians than Death Korps
I will admit to having an intense dislike for Krieg that is entirely due to the memes and fandom. Which is annoying, because they have a great schtick.
Idk my enjoyment of 40k is waning and I want to enjoy it
When it should be like they're a perfect encapsulation of the Imperium weaponizing history and religious fervor to create an entire society with a martyr complex to be fed endlessly into the meat grinder.
The weird popularity of Death Korps has seemingly blanketed a lot of the IG with that whole "we're disposable meat" when that's...kinda not the case!
Yeah - like speaking for mod stuff the big "red flags" we look out for when evaluating accounts with 40k signifiers are Krieg, Black Templars, and Blood Pact stuff for figuring out if someone is saying something off color or actually a chud
But I canāt because of.. all that plus memes
And when it ends up being LOL FUNNY GASMASK NOISES HIT HERETIC WITH SHOVEL KILL COMMISSAR WHEN HE SUGGESTS WE RETREAT (Also paint them in SS camo because of course)
If I wind up with the Krieg Vetguard kit I'm painting them in early WW1 French colors
YESS
I find the common confusion between WWI and WWII Germans very annoying
Krieg are a WW1 melange as well
Apart from the name the onyl thing German about the Krieg is part of the helmet design
They wear adrian helms and such
Helmets are a mix of German and French
That looks sick
Uniforms are French
yeah
Gasmasks are British
This is why my favorite guard regiment
I enjoy 40k via real life stuff and here
And I must say my SUPERIOR guard regiment
I don't love the online community in general
I hope we get new Catachan soon
I think the basic dudes are on the same sculpts as when I started playing in 4e
Cadia gets invaded by Chaos. Planet explodes.
Catachan gets invaded by Chaos. The invasion force is eaten by the wildlife before most of the defenders even notice.
Tbf, Cadia was invaded thirteen times
Their plastic kit came out in 3rd and a lot of their metal specialist models were 2e.
Lordy yep its the same one
A few are later
The heavy weapons and HQ
But still
I miss having a lot of regiment options
Nowadays everything's just Cadians
That's a common complaint from a friend of mine that like yeah, the newer plastic kits are visually better but they lack a lot of the modularity of earlier kits.
This is a problem across the entire range
All the monopose crap makes kitbashing a nightmare
I can't complain too much because I love the new cadian sculpts
But also I'd like more options for the guard for sure
Like, an example: chaos warriors.
The cynic in me says this is deliberate because they want you to buy more boxes instead of splcing your own
https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/LTwAAOSwnTBkrUAT/s-l1200.webp This has some options and is visually nice but they all have the same pose, more or less.
I honestly don't really think so
Which doesn't make sense because you'd have to buy the kitbash parts anyway, but that's GW execs for you
Maybe I'm just lucky but I can cross-kit most of my chaos space marines
I mean that IS the reason they killed a bunch of the AoS factions
https://www.coolminiornot.com/filestorage/images/o/c51ce410c124a10e0db5e4b97fc2af39/5f0f5e5f33945135b874349cfbed4fb9.jpg Previous plastic kit, goofy but each part is separate. Legs, torso, head, arms. Very modular. Visually not as good but you get more room to play with.
I've got some hybrid dudes mixing parts from Havocs and Chosen and Legionary boxes
Because they were gonna release them for OW and didn't want to have an army that could be used to two games
Also while the new stuff is super detailed, it's also harder to paint
But also I think the CSM range might just be unusually good for this since basically everyone in power armor is cross-compatible
I've got extra chosen I'm just making from the bits of other kits
These are the best looking krieg I have ever seen
The red pants also do a great job breaking up the real dark colors the models tend to be dominated by for those sculpts
I'm in agreement with Cyan that I don't think it's intentional for this reason, but rather that they've been steadily streamlining what options each unit has because for decades they were carrying over all these weird-ass options from really old models.
That's another thing I'm kind of bummed about TBH
The move towards "Any unit option is exactly what's in the box, no more, no less"
I don't think there's a "seems" haha, AoS sculpts are absolutely sicko mode and I think a lot of it is because they're untethered from the decades of aesthetic history 40k or WHF has
And less the old 3rd idea of "Some of these don't have models but that's okay because we want you to convert your own"
god yes its really annoying for chosen and termies for me
Where they just have bewildering equipment selection
Like as an example: las/plas predator. One of the first options for that tank. They carried that shit over for a long time even if it was very suboptimal and rarely taken, but they sure made a model for it and gosh darn it they're gonna keep it.
Oh there is one final thing that kinda irritates me about 40k
Homebrewing and making your own dudes seems easier in aos
Eh.
I haven't noticed much of a difference
Iāve personally got a lot of backlash from 40k fans online
Depends on what you mean, I guess?
Yeah, that's just chuds being chuds
I also made socialist xenophile mechanicus
Has there been any official Space Marine 2 OST releases yet?
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The carnifex fight music in this bangs
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I find it to be the opposite. You can always just make up a whole planet or system from 40k
WHF was the hardest, at least for some factions
Like Empire
Because every province and major city already had an official color scheme
My most common complaint Iāve gotten is āthese factions are too nice. They donāt work in universeā
Ah yes. The Tau complaint
My answer would be it's a big galaxy
You can get away with all sorts of shit, even if it's only temporary.
Of course this being the Imperium 'temporary' could last for centuries
I've been working on my custom black legion warband's lore and its been fun
Since you just get to make the most awful guys and then when revising make them worse
Oh yeah lol, Word Bearers to to field the guy personally responsible for like half the bad shit in 40k
Imperial Players: "We're the bad guys." "Noooooo! We only do what we have to to survive! It's all justified!"
Chaos Players: "We're the bad guys." "Lol yes."
Erebus has personally victimized so much of the galaxy directly or indirectly
Horus was the first to rebel. The Word Bearers were the first to fall.
And I love their reasons for doing so, honestly.
I love how he (the death and the end spoilers) ||Kills Loken and ensures Abaddon doesn't recant chaos adding length to obscure||
Because it's insane troll logic, but it's perfectly in-character and in keeping with their whole mindset and belief structure
"Gods exist. We know gods exist. The man who we thought was a god rejected us, so we went searching for the truth. We found it.
Gods exit. They exist and they are horrible beyond our darkest fears.
But they exist.
Therefore, worship them."
Chaos is the one true answer
The voice acting for that game lives rent-free in my head
"Sanity...Is for the weak!"
I'm also slowly trying to start a traitor guard/cultist contingent
Even with lack of any real LatD/Renegades and Heretics rules
To be completely honest, I find them to be the far more compelling Chaos faction rather than the Astartes
dark angels bulwark got me salivating
Or wait is that a Salamander?
He's talking about flames a lot lmao
I think the shield guy is DA
oblitd are on 50mm bases
I was gonna play Space Marine 1 as a lead-up to SM2 because hey, I'd never actually played it
Realized I don't own it, somehow
And see that shit is going for $60 when it came out in 2011 and, well, fuck alla that.
Augh, free to keep?
yuuup
It'll probably go on sale closer to when the sequel comes out
Probably, but it better be at the like $15 or under range. No way a game that old is worth anything higher, sorry.
Peak 360 shit
i love space marine even though 90% of what I did was just 1v1 my friend
didnt really get into the story at all or anything
it just feels good to play
funny enough I have a 360 I've never even fired up sitting in my closet, I wonder how much a copy of the disc costs
Go oooooon
Socialist AdMech is kind of a fascinating concept to me because by default they're deeply feudal but also meritocratic. So it's a heavy deviation but one with a clear entry point.
By default they're a mystery cult
So that could very easily be "Our gifts are not for outsiders...But once you're in the club, you're in the club."
Is there anything that would require serious reflavoring for you to use the Veteran Guardsman kill team rules with non-Krieger minis?
they dont even get to bring a heavy stubber or flamer!
come to think of it the veterns not being grenadiers strikes me as a bit odd as normal veterns get made grenadiers
but thats all just š¤
Nothing really, Iāve been looking at making a cadian one
The Rat Gat, the pinnacle of Skaven engineering
that an impressive scaven voice
DreadAnon does it constantly
NASTY NO-FURS HOARD ALL THE GOOD BOOF FOR THEMSELVES! RAT-KIN FORCED TO SUBSIST ON NOTHING BUT HEDGE TRIMMINGS AND DRYWALL! IT NOT FAIR-EQUAL! GREAT HORNED RAT GIVE US ALL THE ZAZA WEED WE COULD EVER SMOKE! YES-YES!
Skaven Warlord art by wibben
https://www.deviantart.com/wibben/art/Skaven-Warlord-420940467
#totalwarwarhammer3 #skaven
as a youth i could never have foreseen the future of warhammer memes
What's slaneesh equivalent to a bloodthirster/lord of change?
Keeper of Secrets.
The term 'Keeper of Secrets' comes from the belief that these daemons can hear anything said anywhere, and they are reputed to offer this knowledge in exchange for gifts and services.
As Slaanesh is big on temptation, it makes sense. Summon a Keeper to try and get knowledge out of it, stay for the sweet temptations of whatever your heart desires.
A never-ending curse, the gift of the Architect has become an obsession... Deep within the Chaos wastes the Lord of Decay and the Dark Prince are fighting over new worshippers. Will you succumb to eternal rot, or will you give in to hedonism and perfection?
A sentient Tzeentchian Planet
Word bearers led warband that want to tempt them to chaos so keep fucking with them but never destroy them.
Khornate Warband that specifically destroys all knowledge repositories and manufacturing bases to regress worlds to a feral level
The actual Dark Angels who suspect them of heresy
Skaven
All of the above.
Word Bearers might work
I have a feeling turning Guy From Trailer into a Chaos Lord would be fun
To quote, the squeakquel
THANQUOL, NO! THEY LACED IT WITH WARPSTONE OH GOD HE HAS AIRPODS IN HE CAN'T HEAR US!
Creative Assembly, cast me as Thanquol or I will leave all your games bad reviews on Steam š¤
Thanquol and Boneripper art by Luis Del Real
https://bazzbro.artstation.com/projects/q1doa
Music:
Vermintide 2 - The War Camp
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I don't even know what a Warhammer Fantasy is
but this is very funny
True!
if James Workshop shows me Elysians on Friday, I am going to Lose My Damn Mind
they're scions
On the cope big time rn; itās real, weāre so back
I wonder if like
foot scions might lose deep strike and become like taurox focused/infiltrators
and then grav chute scions keep deep strike/valkyrie role
Pennywen does not believe in the truth of dreams
The herald of the new dawn speaking through the veil of reality to whisper the truth
suffering from a case of "what traitor legion to go with my hereteks in HH" right now 
GRAV SCIONS
Iām trying so hard to hate them rn
But theyāre so cool
If I get both kits and put tau armor on them theyāre antifascist
My buddy said tau are just as fascist
I wanna prove him wrong
Scions look so cool why do the bad guys have such drip
My earnest advice for 40k is that everybody is a bad guy, and you don't have to care.
even the least charitable read of tau they're still objectively better than the imperium
I need to play with different people my buddy trash talks me a lot
Idk I made my tau objectively better than the imperium because why not
I mean that's just baseline
They don't call it "the cruelest and most bloody regime imaginable" for nothing lol
Like
There arenāt any good utopian war games
So Iāll just bend Warhammer into what I wanna see
I think that's kind of an oxymoron since war is bad
Yeah, really struggling to think of a wargame setting that could be described as āutopianā
I guess you could make a case for that star trek fleet battles one maybe
like, Infinity is āoptimisticā in some respects maybe
Infinity is definitely sort of optimistic yeah
Joe Schmo PanO has a high quality of life in an inclusive society with a strong social safety net,
Lancer
Yeah but Lancer isnāt a wargame, is it
Battlegroup is!
I think a lot of the foundational assumptions of tabletop wargames (ie. āthe fiction must justify a state of open warfare between nation-states or their equivalentsā) tend to create settings where Life is Bad Generally
Also it's not Utopian because Lancer admits that a Utopia is impossible
To quote one of my players: "Lancer is a couple really good months away from Star Trek, and also a couple really bad months away from the other part of Star Trek"
Certainly one of the most-fielded questions wrt starting out running Lancer is: āin a post-scarcity society where the Pillars are upheld, whereās the gameable conflict?ā
That's a sussinct way to put it yeah
Though Lance has the sort of unusual thing where there are some really nice parts of it, and when you play Lancer you probably do not interact with those parts
And the answer is, āa better worldā is a verb and you gotta go to where theyāre verbing that shit hard af
Ex actly
That's why I like Wallflower showing a bit of "normalcy" for Evergreen before shit truly hits the fan.
Yeah
"wargame settings" in particular I think generally wind up kind of grungy because they need to justify conflict between nearly any group of little guys
Price of doing business in a way, yeah
āWhat does a world where everybody fights everybody at the drop of a hat look like?ā
It sucks tbh
I mean like
I think you can have a setting where it's like
"This WOULD be a Utopia, but hell is an objectively real thing and hates us and is right outside."
Hmmm!
You could also have a setting where life is objectively pretty good for the average folks but also the major players are constantly doing Cold War deniable small unit door kicking against each other,
(Infinity!)
I had some prep work done for a sci-fi setting where all the "real sophonts" live in post-scarcity utopia but there's multiple polities and endless self-manufacturing automated warfare is just like a rounding error in their resourcing operations borders and not a big deal
With the PCs are rogue combat drones trying to escape the Total Annihilation part of the galaxy
āWar as Just Doing Businessā is a strong thematic angle vice yāknow
It does???
Yeah
I thought the whole thing about the core worlds was that they were a utopia
It's described as a "Utopian Project" which Union hasn't completed yet
no
Well,
Are there rules for human elements in T'au armies?
"Utopia is work that is never completed and must be worked on forever. But it's worthwhile work."
Not currently, I think there were some Gue'Vesa rules in the past
Yes as Gueāvesa (which means human helper)
thereās definitely a point of infinitely finishing returns on that graph but we must cram ourselves into that corner because itās better than the alternative
But not currently
But they were basically just initiative 3 fire warriors
Their general niche is IIRC that they're greater good fanatics
In the Gue'vesa Only War game I ran the Gue'vesa were used as take-and-hold troops
They put them as mechanized infantry who would serve as an anvil to Battlesuits Hammer
Only war? Is that an rpg?
Yeah its the Dark Heresy spin off for playing as guardsmen
also I made all my guevesa nonbinary and date tau because of course
Hey thatās pretty coolāwait guardsmen
@round raft was in it
Did it take significant conversion to make it work playing tau troops
Not particularly
I just gave them access to plasma rifles
And then when we switched to Wrath and Glory I just gave them Tau equipment
including Funny Drones
I see
voy i swear to god
no you don't
Gue'Vesa are just not very different from guardsmen
Basically you probably have nicer equipment and more reasonable commanders
I should GM a wrath and glory game and reveal at the last minute sike youāre playing guevesa
My guardsman simp buddy would be PISSED (and whine all the damn time)
It's pretty easy in W&G
There's a lot of homebrew for the system and a lot of stats for Tau stuff
The hard part is convincing longtime Warhammer players that the tau are actually like
Cool and interesting without making them super grimdark
not sure if they forgot to fill in the big gaps of the cape or its supposed to look like the 2 squires wear robes in the same color š¤
It's actually even better, they're hiding under his cape
yeah
so its A: the person who built it forgot to fill in the gaps in the cape.
Or the sculptor forgot to add stitches
Stitches would do a lot there, yeah
you can see the back of the cape is all cut up the same
I'm confused what's the issue here?
the bits of cape on the 2 smaller guys are not attached to the main part
Ah
I think that's a seam in the assembly so yeah some stitching to something to make the gap look more intentional would be good
I would probably fill it in with green stuff and do a new seam
Yeah a little green stuff or sprue goo would probably help
anyway, really hyped for the new skaven, wonder how much bigger they are to the old ones, got a couple of plastic monks I could do into weapon teams
the gap is way too big to be an assembly artefact imo
especially since there's a decent chance this is a one piece 3d print
It's not common but there's been some iffy promo model assemblies before
Cadre Fireblade (50pts): Close combat weapon, Fireblade pulse rifle
Ethereal (65pts): Honour stave, Warlord, Strategic Conqueror
Firesight Team (95pts): Close combat weapons, Longshot pulse rifles, Pulse pistol, Strike Swiftly
10x Breacher Team (100pts)
10x Strike Team (75pts)
10x Strike Team (75pts)
10x Pathfinder Team (90pts)
6x Stealth Battlesuits (120pts)
3x Broadside Battlesuits (300pts)
Ta'unar Supremacy Armour (790pts): 4x Burst cannon, Crushing feet, 4x Smart missile system, 2x Tri-axis ion cannon, 3 Pulse ordnance drivers, 3x Pulse ordnance driver
Devilfish (85pts): Accelerator burst cannon, Armoured hull, 2 Twin pulse carbines, 2x Twin pulse carbine
Devilfish (85pts): Accelerator burst cannon, Armoured hull, 2x Seeker missile, 2 Smart missile systems, 2x Smart missile system```T'au antagonists for my Space Marine chapter. The breacher and one of the strike teams are gonna be gue'vesa
So, personal take: the T'au aren't, like, paragons of virtue but also trying to pretend that they're just as bad as the Imperium is absurd.
They're an expansionist empire that has a whole "all species are equal, but some species are more equal than others" and justifies profiteering self-interest with the promise of a better world exported by force. They're not great guys.
But there also isn't a comparison between them and "hate is holy, knowing things is evil, anything other than the pure human form is deserving of death, planetary populations are enslaved generationally for the crimes of their leadership, jailbreaking your phone is punishable by robo-lobotomy"
Yeah
Late to this but rather than impossible, I always figured that Lancer asserts that utopia is not a static end state, but rather a verb or a thing in the doing. Not a destination but a continuous thing
Like my friend is aware the imperium sucks and says he likes them because being evil is fun
But my mindset is different
So we clash frequently
I donāt trash talk my opponents though
and being less than super grimdark is, IMO, what makes tau interesting in the setting of 40K.
They show up in a SFF setting full of ancient gothic decaying empires and heavy metal nonsense, look at everyone in it, and go "that's... dumb. You're dumb. You should stop doing that."
I think playing the badness Olympics in 40k is a bit of a waste of time tbh
Everyone is losing that Olympics because they exist in the same setting as the Drukhari.
Like you don't arrive at some objectively "the most ethical" faction in the setting in a meaningfully distinct way
It is interesting being the most ethical faction for the tau lol
Ehhhh
I just wish my friends didnāt treat it in such a cringe way
Nobody in 40k is actually ethical is the big thing. Tau are just the least extra about it.
Votan are hyper materialist and staunchly traditional and until now have been isolationist.
Tau are a colonial police state that trample the needs of any individual by touting a nebulous greater good, they also embrace hierarchal second class citizenship and engage heavily with propaganda and media control.
Not to mention enforcing a utilitarian caste system that, by many indications, is not necessary
Well yeah, that's the point/ joke.
Tau are a mercantile colonial empire in a setting where everyone else is like "THERE IS NO JOY IN LIFE BUT TO DIE IN THE SERVICE OF OUR SOUL-EATING GOD KING"
The tau being the British empire is a funny way if thinking about them
Which illustrates my point about badness Olympics. "Better" is a nebulous target and at no point means good
Yes the horrors but also they shot dead slavery when they found them
Tau only seem good because we have literal baby-eaters running around in the setting, yeah.
Don't they literally have a "Railgun Diplomacy" thing in their last codex?
Gunship diplomacy
I believe a literal paraphrase from colonial history
Right, that was the real thing, I thought they called the Tau equivalent "Railgun Diplomacy" as a bit.
Ironically the nicest faction might be the craftworlds
They mostly leave people alone
And have utopian technology that they donāt wanna share
10 million dead humans for the life of a single eldar mindset ainr great
Oh god no, the Craftworlds are bastards
There some amusement in me about Tau insistence on total galactic manifest destiny but also not having particularly good FTL
In their defense this is a higher regard for human life than the Imperium possesses
True true
The Imperium at least does it for one planet, and not just A Guy. š
no it doesn't
Best ratio for the imperium is 500 thousand to 40 foot of soil
Whaaaat, the Imperium has very high regard for human life... as their most plentiful resource to throw at every problem
"So I can meet quota and not get killed if I just consign 20 million underhive workers to death by labor? Oh fuck yes, sign me up."
that Blackadder bit about map of the latest offensive's gains
"What's the scale, Darling?" "Ah.... one to one, sir. But it's quite detailed!"
But yeah, the Craftworlders are bastards as well. There's a Deathwatch novel that gets into some real bastard moments for 'em.
I think a big thing about Tau getting a better rap despite their not goodness is their cleaner aesthetic and a lack of intense paranoia and self sabotage in the infrastructure of their empire
One of my favorite grimdark lines is in the repair mission in Darktide where the tech-priest lady notes that the loss of the workers for the factory isnāt a big problem because they can just get some mid-hiver merchants reclassified as expendable labor to refuel them
I attribute to it being not as extra as most everyone else.
The tau are also unambiguously better than a lot of the contemporaries
In a setting with the Orks, the Necrons, the Deldar, they're just... Rampant colonizers.
You know, like the administratum intentionally under supplying or redirecting resources away from fighting forces because they are doing too well
Eldrad doing the math and figuring it was fine to let the last member of Ulthewe's Shining Spears die so they best possible future can come about.
Eldar are hot though
I play tau and eldar as the least evil factions lmao
Also eldar are just gender
Because it's rarely "ah I'm glad these armies we raised are defeating our enemies" its "what if they turned, they are so good that they would be a threat. Let's manufacture the scenario where they die or turn on us"
Eldrad has always been a stupendous asshole just as a person though
Eldrad got too big picture.
Heās not called āthe perverseā for nothing
When it comes to tau, I still remember how shadowsun burned a hive because of gsc presence, and how I think all of the... 3rd? Or 4th? Sphere of expansion because extremely xenophobic about humans
Eldrad, lore wise, is arguably in the top 5 for psykers in the setting isn't he?
Not for ethics, but just raw capability
He is/ was effectively THE psyker in the psyker faction
Idk like
I just donāt identify with the humanity of Warhammer at all
Theyāre too.. awful.
part of the thing w 40k is that every faction is on a sliding scale of comically evil. i think that's what makes it inherently funny. just about all of them are fucking horrific to be under and That's The Joke, methinks. not being as openly depraved as the deldar or as proudly theofascistic as the imperium doesn't make you Not Evil in this setting
Yeah, like, again
"Rampantly expansionist colonizers with strictly hierarchal and authoritarian society that offers a high standard of living to most of the population as a method of spreading and maintaining influence" is bad but it's also not equivalent to "you get to spend 16 hours a day at the industrial accident factory so that one day the blasphemous existence of anyone who doesn't look like you can be eradicated with fire and steel"
I do feel like, lore wise, Tau have moved a bit away from the tactical focus on preservation of the lives of their assets over holding ground, which has mildly irked me
Generally I agree, as far as tau not being "as bad" as the Imperium. I think the Imperium sets a pretty high bar, which is why chaos so often has to be even more comically fucked up by comparison. But I also think the constant pursuit of the "good guys" has really caused a lot of fans to champion Tau as like the saviors of the setting and they're just not that
They're just not the setting good guys despite people wanting/ needing them to be. And I'm a tau player
I don't think its important to identify with factions in a miniature war game
I'm a dedicated Khorne player. š
Oh my gosh the Gravis guy can do dark souls rolls
Put up your shield and hold down the trigger as you'll be ripping through enemies with the heavy class in Space Marine 2.
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KILL MAIM BURN isn't real life goal. I just like rolling lots of dice.
And they look rad.
I'm actually a little surprised here since I'm so used to the little backstep in space marine 1
I am digging these "threw it on the ground" gaunt executions tho
I wish it was easier to play a dakka list with orks but I guess with a base BS of 5, the amount you need to steroid raw volume of shots or strength or stuff like that might make it skew hard
Are they not in? I have skipped the "all weapons" videos so far
Yeah playing an Aggressor would be amazing
Oh my gosh this Ultramarine is such a fucking square
You hit the little "thank you" voice line and his ass says "Routine Praise Administered"
They are not
the Heavy just has the big guns like multi meltas, heavy bolters, plasma cannons, etc
I'm stoked for a multi-melta
lmfao sorry to livetweet this but the IG officer yelling "Out emperor sees your sacrifice!" while the AI buddy guardsman runs forward like 30 meters to stab a tyranid warrior with a bayonet was really funny
Unrelated but I feel like the inside of an Imperial ship during a battle would be a really cool context for some vignettes.
You have the bridge with the command staff sitting around the tactical display, a little orchestra playing behind them, servants (servitors?) coming around with drinks and hours d'ourves
then cutting to the ratings frantically reloading macro-canons or stoking the plasma boiler
the only officer you see belowdecks is a twelve-year-old midshipman shouting orders at a bunch of grizzled breacher teams preparing to fight off boarders
Speaking of the 12 year old, neoptism must be so extreme on a 2k year old ship
Unironically a scifi take on the Master & Commander movie would be so outrageously my shit
Aubrey & Maturin my beloved
Iirc in the lower decks of imperial ships, the mass crews are generational and most live and die on the ship
The ship becomes their whole world pretty much
Oh yeah it feels like someone copy-pasted feudal europe into a spaceship
+++Abaddon has blown up Cadia+++
+++Only the Imperial Navy stands against him+++
+++Space is now battlefields+++```
& yeah, there's a thing that the two big sources for the Navy officer corps are Schola Progenium grads and Navy dynasties, with a good bit of rivalry between the two.
& I haven't played it yet but I'm told that the Rogue Trader game has an event where you need to intervene in a dispute between rival gunnery clans in your lower decks
(I want this to exist now)
Iām just going to watch the genuine article tbh
Telling on myself here but Golden Age of Sail stories are almost pathologically my shit; love OāBrienās Aubrey-Maturin stuff, love Hornblower, the 1990 Treasure Island with old Charlton Heston and young Christian Bale is my favorite movie of all time, et c
nah it's generally great
Master & Commander should have been a hit, Crowe's said he would've been stoked to have it as a franchise
(honestly "Russel Crowe has a friend" is an underappreciated genre)
Well, thereās so much material to adapt but also making the first movie a melange of like four different books does make it a bit complicated
Unironically cannot thing of a finer Crowe performance than Lucky Jack Aubrey, heās absolutely eating
Yeah.
Really think he does a good job with taking that old-timey sort of speech he uses so much there ("it makes me feel ever so low") while sounding naturalistic.
GW forgot to restrict the Rhino's transport rule to just infantry in the Agents of the Imperium codex. Time to have an entire army in a rhino
M113 gang rise up
That really is the emotional climax isnāt it, the argument in the great cabin about flogging.
What a fuckin movie I stg
āYouāve come to the wrong shop if you want anarchy, brother.ā
That or the second time ashore.
("I just wanted to stretch my legs.")
āIāve been around wounds all my life,ā
And then he makes those fuckin faces like āoh geez, oh manā
so good
does make me think of a (possibly apocryphal) story about someone who was eating breakfast on an aircraft carrier with the XO
and then while he's drinking his coffee, the XO gives an order to alter course three degrees.
Which is just enough to move the sun out of the XO's face.
Many versions circulate
yeah
Which could mean that it's a myth told with many variants, or that there are many examples of the "I do not move, everything else gets to move for my convenience" attitude from the officers that people have told stories about, or both
Certainly I cannot imagine the XOs who I have known doing that type of shit; I think itās mostly apocryphal.
It speaks to the same principle as the fable about the carrier battlegroup and the lighthouse
it is funny tho
they're Elyscions 

Ten Rhinos in a Rhino.
Ten Rhinos in each of those.
Continue until points are full.
Iām putting a fortification in that MF
each rhino has firing deck, giving its weapons to the next one up, but the last one can only shoot two
The us navy and never drag raced
And the rooster tails definitely do not reach over the deck
Imagine if the Rhino transporting wasn't Agents-specific so you could put your guardsmen or w/e in it
And then this error now lets you transport Baneblades and Knights
rule update proposal:
Harlequin transports can carry an unlimited number of infantry models.
if both my fighting style and tech are boring
boring to an ork
would they target me less often when compared to other races?
its a toss up
they might target you more because you being boring is insulting
they might target you less because its uninteresting
depends on the ork
or more specifically, depends on who the boss is at teh time
fair
i assume i would at least be a target for ork debate
as in when they decide if they wanna kurmp the boring git for being boring or go for someone else
In all likelihood, the boring target is just a brief stopover on the way to someone else
SUMP SEA GANG BABY
The WAAAGH equivalent of stopping the car during a road trip to go to the bathroom and pick up a coffee
Floating around on the giant dehumidifier run off
Fighting giant spiders and definitely not warp spawned horrors
I forget where it was.
But my absolute favorite definition of a WAAAGH I ever read was something like
"Equal parts holy Jihad, mass migration, looting party, and pub crawl."
Less violent more intelligent geese
Orks are great
u talking about orks?
yes
there was one great bit in the Deff Skwadron where Boss Badthug wants to know where his air support is
& it turns out that Karnage Skwadron had bombed his guys by mistake and Headhunter Skwadron wasn't coming because they were thinking of switching sides
it's so good
the "80s/90s British b&w short comic" style works so well for it
And the fact that it's ork vs ork warfare makes the whole thing just goofy fun
I do love the orks perspective in anything
Ah, so all the orks are on the same side then
Man, space marine 2 coop looks pretty sick
im very excited
me too
im gonna be playing a space wolf obviously, or if i can, a wolfspear
and my classes are looking like the vanguard, the bulwark, and the tactical... probably
i mean
im gonna play em all
but im keen on playing a space wolf vanguard
yeah it looks quite cool
I think Assault, heavy and sniper have ironically stood out to me the most
I'm so excited for the power fist
heavy, bulwark and assault look neat to me, I like melee and machine guns
Vanguard is really tempting though
power fist looks like a great anti elite weapon, a bit too little cleave for the hordes of gaunts though
I like how they can get a melta rifle with all that mobility
Yeah, its a good niche I think
definitely something to equip depending on the rest of the team
The classes that get it do also get excellent horde clear options
(Thunder Hammer and Power Sword IIRC)
Bulwark, Heavy, and Tactical are what have my attention.
Just lots of cool stuff to look at though.
Heavy looks like one of the hardest honestly
No melee is rough
It does get perks to help with ammo
it has a melee attack, it's just not as good
I expect some of that judgement is most of the preview players being kind of shit?
the weapons seem to be some of the best though
Lots of mag dumping single enemies when a single pistol shot would work
god yeah
the sniper gameplay hurt to watch
5 minute video
they don't use the rifle, or the camo for 3 minutes
There is like one person that got sniper and sunk time into it
and apparently at max rank it slaps
the laser rifle is apparently nasty amounts of horde clear
From my... questionably relevant experience with space marine 2 the stomp you got was enough to get people off of you
But you couldn't kill in melee
But SM2 is changing a lot
I have seen the odd melee kill with the heavy in the footage
but it definitely looks stomping is a fail state for him
yeah its not a goto unless you're fighting like grots
grots? what are the enemy factions, I know nids but what are the others?
I was talking about my experiences in SM1 coop
I only know of tyranids and chaos
And the preview builds are all nids
the og was orks and chaos right?
yeah
Nids look fun since they have a nice mix of ground covering hordes, elite enemies and giant bosses
Yeah IIRC the chaos ones were... not that great to fight because they had really poor unit variety
Since they were pulled from a roster of enemies which was 1. only intended to stay fresh for like 1.5 chapters of the game and 2. didn't really succeed in doing that
I will say I am a little surprised the power axe didn't make a return
Maybe it'll be some kind of DLC
I'm probably going vanguard, bulwark, and sniper
with the sniper
not using a sniper but that bolt carbine
Heavy flamer would be fun, but it's not there at launch either
probably just an absolute horde killer
I miss it because I do like Ultramarines and it was a rare very Ultramarines-y thing
Ok this is a phenomenal execute animation (spoiled for potential plot spoilers)
I can't tell what's happening here
But whyyy
I may have snapped it a moment too late
But he's just pulled off a rubric marine's helmet and the magic dust is spraying out
https://youtu.be/qYoMTJSzhiM
It's from here
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Any good suggestions for heavy firepower for a rogue trader in codex imperial agents?
Are you making a imperial agents army? Or adding the rogue trader to something else? Because if you're doing the solo army the answer is probably just add a knight or 3 war glaives
3 war glaives each with thermal spear might (hopefully) be enough to cover the lack of anti tank in the codex for casual play
horde killing weapons feel like they're probably much weaker against tsons unless they're bringing tzaangors
There's cultists this time around to add horde I think
I'm also hoping for Horrors with all the splitting
Oh yeah horrors would be great
horrors are one of those things that are kinda messy in tabletop but excellent in video games
It would be so cool to just chop through a huge horde than have to roll out once the brimstones spawn
THe thoguth is imperial agents
Rogue trader focused
I'm sure there's some rogue trader lore that overlaps with a knight household
there's tzaangors in the video
I wonder if we'll get lightning claws in sm2
I'm also curious to see if they have a "get into Terminator Armour" moment that they've kept under wraps
There hasn't been any in the gameplay so far but it better be top of the list post release content
I'm hoping there's a setpiece moment like that
all the weapons have been revealed
no lightning claws
however we are definitely getting weapon and skin DLCs
so probably down the line
I'd pay money for carcharodons skin
no lamenters skin but that's just their luck, so it tracks
base-game
my second favorite unrepentant assholes
right behind minotaurs and just before Marines malevolent
If they let me, I wanna do wolf spears, but I suspect there's but enough content room
I mean like
they've shown off that you can just unlock a lot of citadel paints
and just make your own chapter
Apparently how it'll work
is they'll release packs by legion successor chapters
and the first one will, of course, be Ultramarines
I keep trying to make a fun themed sm list but I lose steam part way
Silly one
Clomp clomp
How viable is an army of tempestus scions with imperial knights?
You can have a guard army with a knight or two, right?
apparently I can only have one knight, F lol
One big knight is probably all youād want anyway tbh.
Fair but in the L o r e of this faction units led by commissars are assigned a pair of Armigers
you can have up to three armigers
5x Militarum Tempestus Command Squad (70pts)
5x Militarum Tempestus Command Squad (70pts)
5x Militarum Tempestus Command Squad (70pts)
Regimental Preacher (35pts): Holy pistol and Power Weapon, Holy Pistol, Power Weapon
Regimental Preacher (35pts): Holy pistol and Power Weapon, Holy Pistol, Power Weapon
10x Tempestus Scions (100pts)
10x Tempestus Scions (100pts)
10x Tempestus Scions (100pts)
10x Tempestus Scions (100pts)
10x Tempestus Scions (100pts)
10x Tempestus Scions (100pts)
10x Kasrkin (110pts)
10x Kasrkin (110pts)
10x Kasrkin (110pts)
Avenger Strike Fighter (130pts): Armoured hull, Avenger bolt cannon, Heavy Stubber, 2x Lascannon
Avenger Strike Fighter (130pts): Armoured hull, Avenger bolt cannon, Heavy Stubber, 2x Lascannon
Avenger Strike Fighter (130pts): Armoured hull, Avenger bolt cannon, Heavy Stubber, 2x Lascannon
Armiger Warglaive (150pts): Reaper chain-cleaver, Thermal spear, Questoris heavy stubber
Armiger Warglaive (150pts): Reaper chain-cleaver, Thermal spear, Questoris heavy stubber```Weeeeee 113 model army
That's with scions and aircraft and armigers too, I've seen hordier guard lists break 200
And that might've even been with a couple tanks on the field
https://www.warhammer-community.com/2024/08/12/blood-angels-reveals-angelic-visions-descend-to-rout-the-enemies-of-baal/ oi it's more'a them bloody angels an wot
Can't say the Sanguinor is worse this time around.
They are prepping the Blood Angels for American tv
I dunno, I am european
Something's coming to the 41st Millennium, and by the looks of things it's something fast!
What do you think this could mean for the Warhammer 40,000 setting?
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This kinda screams vespids, but could as well be gargóyles
Oh lordy, that does not look like a solid spot to anchor those wings. I hope that part is slotted in
Vespid vs
Those new death masks do nothing for me
Someone pointed it looks like Dr Zaius
Descrungled blood angels can't have shit on baal
The power spears tho
But no axes
All axes got taken by the World Eaters
Lotta cool parts ill tell no lie
You just don't get a good Sang guard when you add em together
Just add some wine and make it a sangria
I feel like there are other heads that work better for saguinor in this release
It's cause the wings aren't as feathered points
That might actually be fixed by paintjob for the Sanguinor wings. Just get it more contrasting than the pure white they are
operation hivestorm
I'm surprised the sanguinor is in the same pose
Is it just me or does this army seem like a frantic āquick what do we do with all these kill teamsā
kinda surpriused the sanguinor is like
t posing at the enemy
sanguinary guard with spears is cool tho
though less cool that axes didnt stay at least an aesthetic option
Clown car clown car
The Inquisition believe [the Sanguinor] is a manifestation of the empyrean conjured forth by the Blood Angelsā psychic will ā and thus proof of a deep flaw within them
So when it's not Celestine they have issues with imperial warp demons. Such double standards.
Though are there some inquisition members who side-eye her?
absolutely
If ever the question is "Are there members of the inquisition rather suspicious about X?" the answer is absolutely yes
Celestine doesn't get a free pass from the inquisition either
lmao, fair
forgot about that guy
No it absolutely seems like that
Which is really disappointing. A inquisition focused army could've been really cool. Like what about an antitank infantry squad that's like 3 daemon hosts chained to a priest
No daemon hosts in the codex iirc
Also not wanting to make a full DW book
Though I stand by making then a fullcodex was a mistake to begin with
Yeah, when did deathwatxh get a codex?
8th
Came with the primarus refresh
Before that a pamphlet force you allied in
Like the special forces they are
yeah DW have always felt like a weird codex to make
make way more sense as a specialist allied unit
or hell, a cool space marine unit
Then again, I also think GK were a weird codex to make, and felt like they'd have made better allied elites than their own army
Both DW and GK were like that in early 3e.
And GK were like that even in the Daemonhunter codex, to the extent allies were possible in that edition anyway.
I think GK have enough to justify a whole codex, but DW? Eeeeeh.
i think gk do currently, I guess, but really their only unique units are the strike team and their variants in power armor, the terminators, and the baby carrier suit

