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theres something like that in munda to iirc
Breacherfish are so good, you should might consider taking them in detachment that have no support for them (Kroot and Ret Cadre)
When it's guided (by the devilfish), it hits on 2+.
weird
Went with the terminator list and he brought a stormsword...
that'll do it
@wizardbiscuits To those who keep tagging I think this is from second edition I was a little baby I had nothing to do with this.
lmao
Has the blood angels codex already dropped? The data on new recruit still hasn't updated
It has I think
you thinkt he CSM would still use the caduceus for apothecary's?
Depends on the marine, some could still basically look like heresy apothecaries others could just be blood drenched maniacs with some surgical tools
somehow i trust the maniac more
are we going to get anything that's not just space marines soon
We got ratlings. š
Evil caduceus
"First, to maximize harm"
evil fucked up caduceus thats upsidedown
We got ratlings and some sick looking ork wreckas, we got new vespid and grav scions
anybody in here play ogor mawtribes much I'm lookin at breakin into AoS
and debating just buying like six of the big megafauna cavalry
Fun fact the caduceus with two snakes is sorta that, itās a merchant symbol Iām told
What was the last 40k, non kill team, model release actually?
Like, itās a different profession
Kroot?
Some new agents of Imperium models i think
Does the Mechanicum stuff count?
So the model line is a bit aged looking atm
Mechanically it's very solid.
Gorgon Sturm the seed stealer
geneseed is stored in the geneballs
did not have the stabby bit had to improvise
New blood angels I think
New sculpts for Lemartes and such
Symbol of Mercury
So yeah, commerce and suchlike
Oh yeah, the sanguinary guard primaris
honestly most of the older stuff doesn't even look horrible to me
probably since they were always big enough to get Some Detail
Entirely fair!
there's a ton of old skaven models I know that are like full PS1 graphics lumps
The Spearhead is a very solid army start.
You get a Cannon, you get some cavalry, you get a good boss.
And Leadbelchers are just honestly good.
how are the big big beastclaw raiders? TBH I kinda. Want to spam those lmfao
nice to have a smaller army to lavish painting time on either way after necrons & tyranids and these rats I got
Imagine a Tau battleforce with just
13 crisis suits
Remodeled crisis suits to match the size and detail of a ghostkeel
Can't quite speak wholly from experience, but they're good Big Stompy.
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Grand Alliance Destruction | Ogor Mawtribes | Beast Handlers
Drops: 4
Spell Lore - Lore of Maw-magic
Prayer Lore - Everwinter Prayers
Manifestation Lore - Morbid Conjuration
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Regiment 1
Frostlord on Stonehorn (360)
⢠Touched by the Everwinter
Stonehorn Beastriders (290)
⢠1 Blood Vulture
Stonehorn Beastriders (290)
⢠1 Blood Vulture
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Regiment 2
Huskard on Stonehorn (300)
⢠Great Gutlord
⢠1 Blood Vulture
Thundertusk Beastriders (240)
⢠1 Blood Vulture
Thundertusk Beastriders (240)
⢠1 Blood Vulture
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Regiment 3
Slaughtermaster (130)
⢠Booming Roar
Leadbelchers (150)
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Faction Terrain
Mawpit```
Fuck it we ball
I should take some artefacts actually oops
TIL the vespid oversight drone can fight in combat, but the tempestuous drop troops' turret cannot. The fact that the Imperium turret will lose in melee to a Tau drone is funny to me
Look at this cutie of a mining equipment!
EGGG
You know, it's funny how apothecaries get trained by the chief apothecary but tech marines have to go to omnissiah college
tbf the apothecarion is only not admech because like, space marines claim it if that makes sense
like it's not a biology vs technology thing its a
astartes specific medical science is a joint venture between admech and apothecarion and requires training from both
Gnarly sword-axe thingy?
and all the admech trained in that science already spend all their time hanging with the chapter anyway
or most anyway
And there's also kinda "machines are Mars's secrets, we'll send out guys to train under you" vs "astartes implants are our secrets, but we'll graciously accept your assistance with them"
in many ways stuff like leviathans are rarer now specifically because of the loss of astartes' own technological traditions
which remain present in chapters of the iron hands, which is partially why admech does so much to institutionally capture them
I RECOGNIZE THAT OUTLINE
It biologis wing on Mars does mind geneseed
Yeah but that's half for complicated political reasons
There's no chapter like the minotaurs for the admech is there? There was an iron hands offshoot that almost was iirc but I don't think there is
steel confessors
but they got caught and now they like
aren't allowed to talk to the admech without an adult present iirc
Inquisitor?
TBH the Admech already have their bespoke supersoldiers
What where the not dreadnought dreadnought guys called? Thallex?
Thallax! That was it
If only 40k could get these
Thinking of making a blood bowl team of space marines but I donāt know what team to proxy them as
Ogres maybe?
Dark angels and the gnoblars are those little cloak guys would work
No no Dark Angels and the Gnoblars is a Tom Waits cover band.
Chaos Warriors maybe?
You could have the minotaur be a Terminator and the beastmen as scouts
I'm kicking myself right now, it's almost halfway through October and I just now remembered I was supposed to listen to the gloomspite novel this month for spooky month.
I really just want an excuse to convert some marines and necrons to be holding american footballs
Some interesting ideas for that
These are amazing
Looks like the csm possessed arm but its taken over a chainsword
Maybe greater possessed as a full kit
: )
I think I just realized something. I hate the helbrute kit due to the stumpy legs
Cause I saw this and thought "that's cool"
oh that fucks
I'm trying to make a contemptor helbrute/mhara gal proxy but I procrastinate haha
Yep. It is 100% the stumpy flesh legs that ruin it
I have this sitting unfinished for years.
IG sentinel legs and the forearms of one of the BA dreads.
Is the lore still just that chaos marines canāt maintain dreadnoughts so they all end up turning into hellbrutes
Chaos fuckery. But if I were a writer I'd say "the chaos gods do not want the unworthy to survive past death. They want their souls"
That is more palatable but idk I feel like Iron Warriors and some other CSM groups would probably still be able to keep dreads
Also in the first night lord book itās a whole thing about a night lord dreadnought getting a rematch with a blood angel dread
(||They killed each other during the heresy||)
Helbrutes are a punishment because you leave the sarcophagus in but I could see leaving the meat box out being an effective anti contaminant
Especially if like malcarion the warsage the dude wasn't to big on breaking bread with the gods
helforged/maintained dreads still exist I think for sure
but individual warbands don't necessarily have access to them
whether by lack of personal ability or sufficient payment to outsource etc
while if a chapter can't maintain dreads for some reason they just won't have dreads type thing
I feel like a boxnaught is a minimum requirement to be on the warband registry
A warband can be 5 men and a boxnaught
But it can't be just 5 men
Found family and all that
lmao
I'm debating how my Chapter organizes itself
In terms of combat forces
Cuz I like the idea it's mostly kill-team type units where everyone has a specialty
lmao
That feels more like an, admittedly interesting, Ultramarine successor thing
These are Unforgiven
hmm
Weird arthurian structure then
Maybe there are certain companies that are more traditional, then ones that are given more kill-team like duties
or maybe those structures are separate and teams are sent out with various elements from different companies
Screw it, they keep it flexible
As flexible as a fleet based chapter that sends out formations of about 6 troops for multi-year scouting assignments can be anyway
Is there a specific culture you wanted to reference with them?
Krittatok for the Council of Thirteen
Cause a dark angels unforgiven/redeemed that are from the dark half of a Knight world (they crashed there on the dark side after feeling the destruction of the planet) is an idea that stuck me. Maybe they became a local legend and they're seen as helpful spirits. Chapter master Oberon. But that is an idea that hit me
Itās been a bit since I read the imperial armor books itās in but the norm for space marine kill teams (and I donāt think this is a codex thing just a common way itās done) is
That that a captain will describe an audacious and extremely dangerous mission which needs a few marines
And the whole company will volunteer because space marines are Like That
unless you're acheron in which case it's no more than three guys
And then the captain picks a veteran to lead it (usually, but not necessarily a veteran sergeant) who chooses the team
So itās very ad hoc and off the honor rolls
I CAN SPARE THREE INFINITELY RESPAWNING MEN
lol
Hydra Dominatus
for my iron hands successor I had dedicated roles for each squad member in a 6 man squad
ive kinda moved on from the idea but I liked it
was basically uh;
sergeant (terminator/artificer armour, combi plasma)
2ic (plasma pistol bolter)
gunner (plasma gun)
duelist (melee weapon)
marksman (scope etc on bolter)
squad specific specialist (varied)
.....what if the iron hands where black templars?
They'd somehow be even worse people
I've already developed the culture and etc
Theyāll be getting a paint makeover too
The arms attach weirdly because the torsos are too wide so I cover it up with shoulder plates
Well respected published academics in Frontiers of Being an Asshole
Armless
I remember reading a snippet in Voice of Experience about Guevesa marrying Tau
Which was really cool and only mentioned later in a Kelly book
..where the Raven Guard end up killing a ton of Guevesa lmao
Itās kinda funny being like āoh yeah their cultures are meshing isnāt that coolā and then later āSPACE MARINESā
The issue for me is so much of the cool multicultural meshing is in tiny lore snippets that arenāt easily noticed
..Iron Templars? Black Hands?
Iāve decided to finally give my tau lore
I just donāt fully know where to start ngl
Getting more CSMpilled
I really like how a big part of the CSM identity is like. Collapse of organizational structure leading to combined arms
So many of these freaks can shoot and stab in equal measure
WELCOME TO THE BROTHERHOOD
RIP DOWN THE IMPERIAL TYRANTS
If thats not heavy carapace armor I'm going to eat my hat
Ive always been more sympathetic to chaos marines but now im getting real into em.
Theyāre fun
Esp since i learned of the scourged, split on if i want to paint my kt as scourged or black legion
Leaning scourged but black legion gives me an excuse to have former members of other warbands/legions
Which lets me paint hazard stripes on my heavy gunners
Im a big hazard stripe fan
I think I found my favorite space marine mention
In Broken Sword with the Raven guard being interrogated by Guevesa
Idk if hazard stripes would work on the scourged scheme
Hazards are just nice visual fill
They seem so reasonable at first and then you remember why the Tau have deemed Gueronsha marines as unfit for conversion
5th ed did mention unnamed marines fighting for the tau once as mercenaries
Scourged are red and blue though
It was cool!
Beautiful
Hazard might clash
One might argue thats the idea
Hm
Probably worth testing
Scourged it is
Fucked on how im going to paint their symbol but thats a problem for later
hggggggg new underworlds looks so baaaaaaad
Oh?
Snow bases feel like they just fit csm
Esp black legion, but csm in general
Idk if thats just warhammer fantasy bleeding into my brain
The schemes for csn generally go well with white contrast
Can I just honestly say I do love that the iron warrior have hazard stripes on their armor? Also it might actually be due to them being an ancient Terran symbol of danger
Yeah. I'm not a huge fan of most of the iron warriors deal but i fuck hard with the hazard stripes
I love the disambiguation of hazards in the far future from a specific kind of danger to a general kind of "this thing is dangerous"
Hmm, we need to decide what to paint our chaos knights
I used Space Marine 2 to iterate Blacklegionified schemes for a bunch of guys
Hmm
Which is easier said than done because the most of a particular colour we have is stuff like genestealer purple and some shades of blue/red
Chaos Knights are generally more detail encrusted than Imperial Knights so I think you can get pretty far with a basic background color for the details to pop against
These all use flat pretty basic tones to pop the details against
Usually with stencils or rust or something to break em up a little
Pick a God and pick a color is what I'd probs do
Donāt quite know why weāre debating colour since the war dogs we have arenāt even fully assembled because of our insistence on magnetizing (and some procrastination)
Chaos knights are so much cooler than their loyalist counterparts
The final boss of knights: magnetizing
We moved this summer and all our magnetizing tools got stuck in a storage container for a couple months
I love magnetizing stuff
And of course, another interesting example of chaos's informal combined arms doctrine
Genuinely one of my favorite hobby aspects
Magnets are fun. i havent magnetized weapons yet
But ive been doing bases
As my minis case is a toolbox
We had the magnets themselves mind you, but no tools to actually drill and install them
I canāt wait to get a devilfish
I have nearly 1500 points of eldar
And tbh I do not want more I wanna focus on my tau
Weāre doingā¦arm weapons, auxiliary weapon (top mount) and possibly the connection point between legs and torso so they can swivel
Does the mechanicum have their own titans and knights?
i ask cause they are the ones who make them are they not?
A hobby drill is cheap and not that scary
Yeah
Titans are a Mechanicus thing, some knights are also directly from them but its not the norm

Oh we know, we have drills but as mentioned they were in a storage container while we moved houses
Oh yeah that makes sense
I like your spooky pfp Cyan
thanks
And when we say āin a storage containerā we mean packed away in one of ~20 odd boxes in a big shipping container that was literally full. You had to step over things just to reach past the first few feet
Yeah but have you considered we can stick some keys to the top of our knight if itās magnetized?

Kinda wanna write my tau having first contact with my friends necrons
Dead men walking but Tau and the indomitable human spirit and plasma sword crisis suits
Indomitable Tau spirit
Have an earth caste travelling with the suit team way too enamored with the whole thing would be funny IMO
I was going to do it like titanfall kinda
Human pilot with a plasma blade against necrons
First contact goes miserably wrong because my friends necrons are expansionist and specifically use flayed ones en masse
Oh! The meat lures
To connect with the chaos knight talk, I am reminded of how there's a chaos knight that leaves so much gore behind himself that there's packs of flayed ones that follow after
I do wish there were some switch-hitter Crisis Suits
that's one reason I liked fusion blades
cause they weren't full on melee weapons
they were just shooting in melee basically
Fusion blades and fists are now locked behind crusade weapons
Thereās a rumor of a frontline auxiliary suit troop for 11th but itās unsubstantiated
How tall are kin compared to humans, anyways?
I felt the same thing
Are those colours they don't make any more?
You know, when is culture hustle going to get into the mini paints market
It's half Flash Git on a full bottle of Death GUard green
So you have 'Ork Skin for an entire army'
god GW pots really are the worst
honestly if I had a mix I wanted to use for an entire army I'd do the same
although I'd probably decant both into a dropper bottle if I was going to that effort
gw used to sell empty pots for it even
God I am so excited for my Wrath and Glory game
Istvaanist/Xanthist Inquisitor as the players' boss lol
What's their shtick?
The Inquisitor took his retinue, including the players, to the other side of the Great Rift as hangers-on to the fleet of three Rogue Trader Houses that were charged with crossing it in that one novel series to look for ways to either let the light of the Astronomican pierce the Rift or to create something analogous to it on that side
His investigations have led him to the agri-world of Epna Tertia, where he believes the secret to doing so lies. He tasks the players as one of his teams investigating the planet, where through investigations of archives, ancient ruins, etc etc, they find the location the Inquisitor is looking for; a fabled information repository said to be guarded by a great spirit. Upon reaching this location the Inquisitor and players realize this individual is a Man of Iron who is also the repository itself. The Inquisitor gets his answer, which he does not share with the players as he feels they don't need to know, they just need to do their jobs.
(The answer is sacrificing an entire planet to a Navigator)
Back in my day GWs sold empty pots for you to mix in
I meant the istvaanist part
oh
sorry lol
Istvaanists are on some social darwinism shit
where they actively provoke war and internal strife to 'make the Imperium stronger'
I agree that the imperium should do more wars and internal strife
Just a little extra as a treat
that last bit doesn't really matter
Oh the planet they're on also has a genestealer cult
i think the thing is that narratively, there is all kinda of imperium on imperium conflict
And the inquisitor is giving them intel to make the local defense force more and more desperate for help from the Inquisitor
Which he can levy into information
Why not throw a nurgle cult of that rain maker great unclean one
The thing is, the imperium is so commonly sabotaging itself that most rebellions can't take off effectively
cuz that's less interesting to me for this scenario
no for real dark heresy (in w&g but premise wise) where every faction is legitimate imperials sounds great
I wanted to run a game with an eye of the emperor patron. Mostly cause I love the custodes and find them more interesting than inquisitors
if hes a good eye you wouldnt even know he was an eye
real "im behind 17 proxies" mfers
tangential thought
whats the 40k equivalent of an ak-47. like a gun or weapon that chaos (as the opposition power) would send to rebels to arm them to fuck over the imperium
or the imperial version i suppose
for fucking over other imperials
Generic autogun or stubber
standard autogun
bah. dull
a shame theres not much room for that style of subversion in 40k fiction
war too hot
GW give me dark mechanicus equivalent of stinger missiles
I wonder if someone's made Ezekiel out of a phobos librarian...
Indeed it has been done lol
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Oh mainly Mephiston, whoops
Mining lasers are close range lascannons, melta weapons jury rigged from mining equipment as well
bolt pistols are king
infact might be the only antitank a rebel squad can be issued
honestly see what you can't crib from gsc because those guys tend to repurpose industrial equipment
The M35 lasgun is by far the galaxy's single most popular small arm. An elegantly simple four kilo energy weapon, it doesn't break, jam, or overheat. It will shoot whether it's covered in mud or filled with sand. It's so easy even a child can use it, and they do.
and shotguns
fuckloads of shotguns
all kinds
combat shotguns from enforcerers and arbites and civilian shotguns
alright does he need anything else fellow enlightened
I don't think they're named but I can easily imagine chaos forge worlds bringing weapons into the imperium
I think in 40k most planets have domestic weapons production so importing them isn't usually needed
necromunda produces SO MANY GUNS that street gangs can get goddamn multimeltas and plasmacannons
I think Necromunda is a fairly exceptional case but also yeah
There's street a lot of gangs in the underhive which pack way more heat than an imperial guard platoon
true
There's I think an autogun pattern in Dark Heresy which a planet in a civil war makes and they've made it all over the sector as illegal weapons
now thats juicy
Misremembered it a little but here it is
Imported for a civil war but they're kind of everywhere now
It's also one of the best weapons in Dark Heresy 1e
Unless you're very rich
sounds nice and thumpy
Yeah
I kinda want something like it in Darktide
Giant autogun with very good damage and full auto but a poor mag size
1d10+4 is meaty
And being S/2/6 makes it unusually cost efficient for using fancier ammo
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back the fuck off Tyranids I'm balling here
It will be a cold day in hell before we willingly paint a face when there are helmet options available
How will you make sure your sergeants are Special Boys/Girls tho 
Ultramarine naughty boy helmets ofc
Special helmet
I do love that bit of lore, how it went from a ālook at the fuckupā to āoh no, we really need an easy way for leadership identification without commsā
I switched the chain sword to plasma gun because the guevesa got promoted
stormtroopers akshly
They're close quarters shock troops more heavily armored than the kroot
Outed as a fake fan, utterly destroyed 
theyre the old inquisitorial stormtroopers
love these sculpts so much ive been trying to get a hold of a hold squad for so long
theyre finecast however so they gotta sit in the tub of shame for a while
I'd call them og but they're beaten by some really boring 2e models :(
that's valid
These guys?
I just love the 3e ones so much
yeah thats them!
okay that squad looks better than I remember
The posing is weirdly reminiscent of the Aquilons
I'd be unsurprised if they went back and took inspiration from all previous iterations
I think these pictures are less flattering
but uniform just can't compete with the 3e ones for me
plus no silly little helmetss
true
I think putting them at a 3/4th view helps the sculpts a LOT vs head on
mmm
3e stormies my beloved
humbly bumps
LMAO
I'm considering a kind of Helldivers-y black and yellow for my Aquilons
haahah valid
no no I'm doing ship deck basing for like half my kill teams
I keep doing it for small projects but I think it's my favourite elysian showing so I'll be glad to give it a slightly bigger thing
or well my van saar are dust camo/dust base but its. pretty similar colour wise
vespid are gonna be my parent's sept so white too :)
I need to figure out how I'm gonna paint my bugges
My fire warriors are blue red and silver and my guevesa are blue and black
I honestly like the studio orange on white
Maybe I could keep the guevesa blue to symbolize a different designation?
I donāt wanna keep them a different color fully that would be against my sensibilities to integrate them fully
Maybe blue and teal
I wouldn't sweat colors too much for Tau since they're camouflage likers anyway
I know
Iām just split between uniformity and showing the different infantry groups
The big las cutter knight isn't meta right?
Only like 2 knights are meta
But that one isn't actually that bad
Having solid melee and ranged is great
oh the other one the mentor one
Preceptor, and theyāre okay.
Canis is pretty much flat better for only 15-20 points more though
And technically the same Knight type.
I like the idea of one being the "old mentor knight" archetype in a crusade
put myself into a position where I had to carve a sleeved arm into no-sleeve arm
I think, passable, specially once I stick a pouch or something on
I kinda really want those wreckas when they come out
https://x.com/ABAtilus/status/1843368636435910702 @brittle salmon
not shown: the lamenter landing that shot and 360'ing the lictor in return
Lamenters are cooler than Salamanders. Fite Me.
I gave my valerian the biker helm to avoid painting face and also i don't like it
I should take a pic of him when I get home
Tech Heresy stays on top
What army would you say counters thousands sons the hardest?
Talons of the emperor adeptus custodes. You have a feel no pain against mortal (devastating) wounds and bonuses against psyker units with the sisters
If you want something that isn't explicitly anti psyker, anything that can kill space marines good
Thousand Sons are just a dozen rubrics and Magnus
If you can kill T4 W2 easily they're going to lose a lot of their Cabal points and get less magic
Watching the tithes
And the imperium is.. kinda cool?
I dunno Tyrranids and Orks are scary
At least the custodes are cool
I liked the kasrkins fighting competently
The vibes and style with the imperium is immaculate. Just when you think specifics so things start plummeting downhill
The imperium is very cool and also sucks and anyone who thinks they're too cool is the enemy
Welcome to riding the mechanical bull that is liking 40k
This reminded me, I read the Valdor book recently and I actually appreciated (spoilers for the ending) ||that Valdor bluntly states that the Imperial law is just paper that Emps and the custodes will ignore|| like yeah, this whole thing was rotten from the start
That is a great book about the early imperium ||also dang it makes me want a unification wars series just due to how bombastic the thunder warrriors would be||
||Thunder warriors do rule||
If you have interest in the minds of the custodes I very much recommend the valdor book
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oh Hell Yeah
carving up plastic to make Something New is one of my favorite kinds of conversion tbh
||IIRC there was one Thunder Warrior who got involved in the Siege of Terra, and killed a few Suped Up Chaos Marines almost effortlessly||
||Notably these marines just took down a Custodes||
||Damn! I knew there's one in the outcast dead (I only got so far until I hit the Canon Fuck Up), is it the same guy to a different one?||
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It's also worth noting the Thunder Warrior is dying even before this
Due to whatever hyper-cancer TW develop or something
i really just wanna see thunder warriors rip some astartes in half
They were all kinda slap-dash enhanced and had extra experimental organs put in there and usually in ages above the transplant age
But damned if they weren't human
This is the book with the ||Minotaur Chapter Master in it right?||
||Who Valdor, a Hero even by Custodes standards, who fought greater daemons, was hesitant to fight||
You're getting the current guy and the OG confused
have encountered many formidable warriors in my time. Valoris, of course, was reckoned the greatest alive in the Imperium save the primarch himself. And yet, just there, in that place, I can say without hesitation that Asterion Moloc, Chapter Master of the Minotaurs, exuded the most powerful stench of violence I had ever been in the presence of.
Jagganoth type beat
Also I'm reminded of my Problematic Horus Heresy Fave, Perturabo
Perty originally radiated contempt for any one less competent than him
You know, if there ever was a traitor primarch I'd like to see redeemed it would be him
Same
Plus I love the Iron Warriors
The iron warriors had the largest number of loyalists iirc
The Anchorite?
Now the redemption of lorgar would be fucking insane but ooooh would that be something to see
lorgar did nothing wrong
(Until he did)
Lorgar is a traitor primarch that i could see having a moment like Morty in the plague wars book with the emperor and then having a storyline of redemption
Iron Warriors are probably the easiest to have prevented from going traitor just by the concept of ābeing rotated from the front every once and a whileā
And then the word bears have to claim that he is still in the tower meditating
Lorgar anti-theist arc: "wow, actually all these gods suck. Let's not worship any of them"
Like, just say āgood job, now do some fortification work for a yearā
Basic morale maintenance shit
The Iron Warriors were the only reason the Heresy got as far as it did
Cause they actually had logistics
Yep
Also ignoring that I'm wondering how brutal the Siege of Terra would have been if Perty didn't turn traitor and somehow worked with Dorn on the defenses
Well, assuming they didnāt kill each other with a T-square, it probably wouldnāt have been breached
The 40k universe sure would be different if the Emperor had any emotional intelligence
And as mentioned, the Heresy probably peters out about halfway through when they fall apart because no one was keeping the supply train intact
Imagine either Dorn and Perty saying sorry
Inconceivable
Huron blackheart basically remarks on that in his recent book
Though, maybe if they donāt kill each other with a spirit level, they get in a āyou love structural reinforcements? So do I! You love shipping manifests? Me too! I guess weāre best friends!ā situation
Since when Peppino joined the chaos dwarfs?
I think the legions maintained their logistical capacity for most of the heresy
Though the rate of munitions consumption was really unsustainable anyway
Imagine a Dorn/Pert Friendship fortress
Not even the Beast could breach it
You are really really really glossing over the world eaters and emp children
I imagine the World Eaters were being heavily supported by the Word Bearers in that case
I guess I more mean it in a sense of the IW and to a degree the SoH being the only guys in the room at a certain point still doing paperwork and inventories on a large scale
Those didnāt go off the deep end (or further off it anyway) until like the invasion of Sol
Like, doing supply clerk stuff as well as securing routes of supply
There were plenty of Forge Worlds and the like that went traitor
ANd even then there would have been hickups
like the entire reason Mk. V armor exists
I also recall Perturabo making a set of Super-Power Armor to beat up Angron and bring him back in line
It worked
He also beat up Fulgrim with a toy warhound
Fulgrim TOTALLY deserved it, however.
Yep
40k has the equivalent of the hulk buster suit?
So like the Hulk Buster made specifically to beat up Hulk
Yeah
Granted I recall Perturabo also succeeding because he ultimately managed to Talk Angron Down (between punches)
God what I wouldn't give for 1) chaos dwarves becoming confirmed Canon in AoS and 2) a book from the PoV of a Chaos Dorf. Real political bastard hours
I need to get back to my Lugft primaris conversion
Love his drip
but he fucked up
At least we have Chorfs in Blood Bowl
havoc bits?
I'd really like to have chorfs in AoS but I think it'd be fair if GW went and reinforced the existing dwarf armies first.
yup, used the power pack for the bulk, all the arms needed the space
i knew they were cross compatible but good to see it confirmed
Fair
Fyreslayers haven't gotten anything in years, same with Kharadons, and base CoS dwarves are more a neglected afterthought.
Aren't chaos dwarves hinted at in the core rulebook for 4th edition?
If you're going to introduce a fourth dwarf army, even a chaos-themed one, maaaaaaybe shore up the other 2 to 3.
any single release could be Chorfs
its never not chorfs
always lurking
or Chauts
I thought there was like little flavor bits about Chaos and Gunpowder
https://www.warhammer.com/app/resources/catalog/product/920x950/99120201141_HoHGroup4.jpg They have a Warcry warband featuring exactly zero (0) chorfs.
genuinely the funniest fucking thing i had seen that year for GW
a "emperors children dataslate" level move
For a while, Warband was just chaos cultists right?
Though I guess dwarves could also be chaos cultists lol
The emp children perhaps not. The world eaters though were hanging dudes in powered off terminator from the ceiling
The children tho during sol... the were making hyper meth from civilians
theres a dwarf in the iron golems
Oh lol
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@final tide for some reason this makes me think of you super hard
especially with the 'strength of the bad moon' meter to the left for the whole video
From the BRRT sept
Of the sixth sphere expansion
Guided tiger shark on round 3 vomits out a silly amount of fire power
Against weaker targets of course
I suspect montka would actually work better for lethal hits
lol for a funny typo the Spanish app version of the Legionary Shrivetalon has 2 more wounds than the English one
You'd think you'd do some computer magic to a source of truth to get different language versions out. At least for numbers. But I guess that's pretty uncommon (even at software companies)
are assembly instructions for kits typically available anywhere online?
i'm going to split this hivestorm box with a friend and i want him to be able to assemble and paint his aquilons at his own pace
Yeah. There is even a subreddit for it
You might also be able to split (most of) the assembly book
Also, see the highlighted post: https://www.reddit.com/r/WarhammerInstructions/
thank you, very cool
The wings give a real menacing profile when they're grouped up
I'm glad the KT has made Stingwings feel more elite. Like there's an "oh shit they brought those guys" vibe.
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Kinda neat question
Individually? Born as an eldar not a bad
we dont know about enough planets tbh
Downside: youāre statistically most likely to be non-trueborn drukhari
i thin aeldari live incredibly regimented, controlled lifestyles most o the time; and yeah drukhari live in like murder/torture society
Choose the planet tho? Maiden world time
However! Individual happiness? That's orks all day baby
If i pick Tau, im probably going to live a short, purposeful life without much individual pursuit
The floor for Tau is relatively high
Void Whale
yeah, i think tau is probably my best bet
And if you have to be born, kin is off the table
what if i pick Great Old One
am i gonna get wrecked by an enslaver immediatly?
Eldar.. Iād crack under pressure
Not too different than living in thw US now lol. Jk jk but 
Kin isnāt bad call
I think born is being used in the meme more generally, so kin are on the table
and I would be a Kin lol
My read is that Tau are gonna provide good quality of life and an easily understood path to contribute to society; but I'm also going to be extremely surveilled and thought/word policed. Still not something I would be unable to tolerate comparatively
Chadly option is Tyranid
Could I pick daemon?
Live a thousand lives of perfect moral purpose
like if i say the wrong things to the wrong people in the Empire, I'm gonna get black bagged
Also, a hill I'm gonna die on
The Leagues are not hypercapitalist
they're hypermaterialist
What about being born as a dark age AI.
But can we all agree, human is the worst option?
human is generally the worst option, aye
That would be a "new" votann
No, grot is
That happened iirc
You can pick the planet for human. So honestly not the worst.
Time to become one of the Boyz baby!
if youre born on the right world in the imperium theres a moderate chance that you see no war for your lifetime
Being a grot sucks yeah 
Where is that coming from?
original question says you can pick the planet
It just says species though
Oh yeah ignore than imo
da best option is Ork
I posted the question without reading it and wouldnāt have if I had read that
I like how it seems to imply that a random chance of being a psyker is a good thing
Yeah haha
Black Ships are literal torture
and that assumes they get you and your soul isn't instead some demon's chew toy because you listened to the whispers too closely
well depending on species it is a good thing
Grimnyr and the various kinds of Aeldari psykers are respected individuals
And if you're a psycho who picks ork
There are worse things than being a weirdboy
Alive for fifteen minutes as a borer worm fired from a deathspitter.
be the only man of iron born in m42
I am getting the Ork brain if I have to live in 40k
I'd pick kin, eldar, or if I somehow become a gambler, a human
Cuz I wanna see if I can hit the probability lotto and become a Librarian
(ignoring the gender restriction cuz that's fucking dumb)
My picks are Tau, Kin, Kroot, Ork maybe
Can I pick C'tan?
Thatās a species
Watcher in the Dark.
Just a little guy, doing a mysterious thing, sometimes carrying a sword around for a Knight-bro.
Human on a Tau planet is chill
There is something appealing about being a Kin, getting to live with the benefits of DoAT tech and a strong sense of community
Yeah
But I got the impression they're kinda reserved as a people, even more so than like fantasy dwarves
Can't imagine Kin having raucous ale quaffing
Theyāre like really incredibly stiff about efficiency
Canāt get a big ethanol ration unless you prove you wonāt get sufficiently drunk without it I bet
squats seem do be doing well on necromunda
Filed in triplicate and signed off by your theyn
theyve got goddamn terminator armor still
sorry pretty sure its better actually, they fought emps to a standstill
Yeah...maybe I'd just go for Tau on the tau homeworld and just hope I don't get assigned Fire Caste to get murdered on the frontier
see this is actually a boon for me
Also
As I am a massive lightweight
Voice of Experience notes tau and humans can get married and adopt kids
And most Fire Caste guys get rotated out
Or they retire after a few years of service and are sent specifically to the nicest worlds in the Empire
I donāt remember how many years but last I checked it was 5-8 depending
Oh yeah Tau have shorter lives than humans right?
Word, human on a Tau core world sounds like the move
(Thereās also a funnily grim statisticāof the Guevesa in Voice of Experience, dozens of theme and their families die in DROVES when Raven Guard attack)
Are there any Tau PoV novels that show what it's like to live on a Tau world? It'd be neat to have a "path of the Eldar" kinda exploration of what life is like there
So.. there are!
But theyāre by Phil Kelly and light on the worldbuilding
And big on the action and they introduced the mind control trope and a bunch of stupid stuff
Laaaame
There is one thatās like Path of the Eldar though!
Broken Sword, by JC Stearns
Human pov and itās a buddy cop detective story
Oh that sounds like fun
The mind control trope is older than those books fwiw
Highly recommend it itās amazing
Xenology
Also most of the other smaller tau snippets are from older codexes
Theyāre hard to compile and grab especially as a good deal of the short stories are out of print
Xenology is also the textbook definition of 'unreliable narrator'
Which tends to get missed
Itās gotta be people who just read extracts or something
Yeah, which honestly I can't blame anyone for taking a 40k more snippet out to context
Like it's not really their fault they haven't read this book from 15 years ago which is #2 in a 5 book series
Hey! Xenology is standalone and 19 years old
I really like the "background books" GW puts out from time to time
The Sabbat Worlds Crusade was also goated
To digress, I talked about my Valerian earlier and how I used a bike helmet
I really regret not getting the full edition of Liber Chaotica
I just have the Tzeentch one
Is that a guard model?
3rd ed stormtrooper
Oh shit
classic model I want to get a squad of them so bad some day
are daemons a species
Arent slavers super scary?
yes
They sure are incredibly annoying early game in Gladius
I feel lucky I got 3 of them for free and the Khorne one only set me back like $30.
I still want the Liber Chaotica collection that's got the bonus Undivided section.
the techpriest on the right is me
Bolter ammo is caseless so it should avoid one of the issues of bullpups
Itās not, it has a primer charge in a case, the rocket takes over later
Basically caseless sounded cool to GW in the 80s but they also really, really wanted a cool rain of brass from stuff in art or on the ground around miniatures
YELLOWJACKETS!
okay hear me out the emperors children codex with launch with chaos bikers and doom rider as an HQ choice
they both badly need a new kit AND not that many HQ's for hair metal
Werkin' on a daemon prince.
Not sure if I should add more burning runes onto the model or just leave it as-is.
Question for anyone whoās used rustoleum primer
How long does it take to dry? Can says 30 minutes but Iām unsure
Depends on ambient humidity and overall temp.
Dries faster in warm temps, will absolutely get fucked up results if its too humid out.
Too cold and it can also mess with things but that's not really an issue where you live.
Always shake the absolute living shit out of it, test it on some spare sprue or plastic or cardboard or whatever first to see if it's coming out fine. If the can says 30 minutes, then ideal situations it'll dry that fast but when I used it I'd wait like an hour or so.
Maybe something on the torso?
It looks dope, just think that might pop a but there
I might put that burning look on the feet
But I like the look
Hm yeah might do the hooves.
But I also realized I basically gave him a womb tattoo so I think I'm done putting runes on him out of an abundance of caution.
tramp stamp rune
"Be'lakor was here"
I should paint Escher with tramp stamps
"war markings"
Make it Goliaths instead
no reason you can't do both
Personally I think more runes would be cool
Right now I'm painting the hooves in that same burning set of colors and I'm finding it balances things out well.
I'm curious how that'll look!
It's usually dry in an hour but doesn't cure for like a day
He's gonna match a bunch of beastmen so it's weirdly appropriate, hah.
If you wanna do more sigils, could do one on each pec, and a big one one the back (or pattern of smaller ones)
I'm debating on it. Probably gonna sleep on it for now, not like I'm in a hurry.
Might lay down the flock first and see how that looks from there too, see if it needs anything else.
I think the base looks fine personally, but thatās just me
I'm going for a late fall forest look to the base so leaving it just brown and grey would look a bit boring.
Plus it hides some minor imperfections, hah.
Ah, fair
are you gonna airbrush some black around the hooves?
Oooh, thatās a cool idea
I would if I was that precise with the airbrush but uh, lol, lmao
Maybe drybrush it?
But maybe with a normal brush.
It's fine turf so that wouldn't drybrush well at all but a slightly thinned-down black might work.
...aaaaactually I have some black soot weathering powder.
I hate the imperium BUT
darktide. Darktide makes me feel COOL AS HELL playing a guardsman
bolt pistol really hitting the deep ape braincell
shame about the laspistol
though ill admit Cain was right
Feel good about the list but man is it hard to slip wulfen and razorbacks into the list
And here's a throwback list for you old heads
Incidentally I feel like it could actually work,
Every razorback lascannon can reroll a hit and a wound, or a damage
Regarding death guard predator annihilators, is it still smart to stick to the rule of thumb of giving them sponson lascannons or go with the plague heavy bolters for the lethal hits chance? Going up against some thousand sons later and was theorycrafting.
They're bringing Magnus and while I was tempted to go ahead and bring Mortarion I figured I'd go down the armored Death Guard battalion route instead.
What I'm thinking of going with at the moment. Poxwalkers camping at home, and land raider not being a taxi driver since the Terminators are deep striking.
Also i just like tanks which is why there are 6 predators
Not enough stopping power was his complaint iirc
But cain was a beast with a cain sword and had domino powers basically
I think DG generally lack high strength shooting, you'll have lethal hits elsewhere in your army, you might as well have dedicated high powered weapons on the pred.
Alright and so does the list look good?
seems fine to me, you would need to play pretty aggressive with the armor to take objectives tho
We aren't the slow grinding warfare like most death guard, we are the plague encrusted hammer that races forward smashes our foes in the name of Mortarian and Grandfather Nurgle.
50% of remaining DG armor in 1 list :p
the space marines may not think so, but the predator is perfectly capable
is the reason the csm, 10k year veterans or the crusades and heresy, don't use crusade era armor because its all pretty much wrecked and their modern gear is largely stolen?
like wasn't the felblade a heresy HBT and the Sicaran?
Armor like tanks?
So the real reason is because their range predates the HH games
And the lore reason is donāt think about it
yeah i figure, im bein a bit silly
but like csm aint got no contemptor helbrutes, no sicarans or felblades
But lore wise they should be using a lot of that stuff because they use old gear mostly
you'd think they should have t he old shit thats like, got more spikes and demonic bits going on with em
like iron warriors especially
i figure narratively i can heacannon that they are indeed using all those things; and that i just dont get to see it
oh like heresy era tanks
tanks, dreads, you name it
i think the lore reason is a general lack of maintenance infrastructure in the chaos legions
i thought you meant like, armour marks haha
im gonna go look for contemptor dread helbrutes now
like, the lore reason that the heresy era stuff became rare is even loyalist legions couldn't maintain them well enough
The word bearers possessed Dreadnaught is basically that
and then that goes extra for chaos with notable exceptions
thats fair
I still think itās dumb CSM canāt take Sicarins
i figure with chaos you also do get s ome csm who are showing up to the materium thinking their escape from the loyalists was yesterday. But I presume thats hardly the norm
in many ways the reason they dont use heresy era stuff is because theyve developed more practical and effective daemon engines
just means loyalists occassionally fight it out with like FRESH heresy era equipped csm
Yeah
pssssh penny, psssh. I dont see no daemon felblade š
There is a general trend of CSM using older, often heresy era gear because of time travel or better preserved tech bases
they theoretically exist ;P
but like
imperium aint got any shit like a brass scorpion
And also missing stuff which mostly came into use later like assault cannons
neither does Chaos anymore
but also csm have just as much access to the heresy armoury (plus units that were baffingly moved there but in practice is probably the only reason you can still buy them) as regular marines
so it's kinda a false premise
there is no lore reason because the seperation of the model ranges is an entirely business orientated decision with no attempt at a lore justification; its a seperation that literally doesn't exist in the lore
it'd be like asking why 40k mechanicus don't use tech thralls; they do. they just do
I was surprised the plastic heresy admech release didn't get 40k rules
it'd be nice to get legends rules at least
like, the kratos does
but who knows it if it would if the kratos had been released today
it might change in the future; the current policy is fairly recent itself
Isnāt it somewhat smaller since a couple of the tanks didnāt get a chaos datasheet?
Itās possible Iām parroting someone on Reddit who was wrong
I think some things were affected by that
although its less not getting a datasheet and more not being included in a list
cause imperial and chaos share the same datasheets
but that's like, also just a meta thing afaik
people fuckin up a list doesn't mean they don't use it in lore
True
and likewise there's no lore reason why imperial agents don't get any stormtroopers
fwiw in the imperial armour books that introduced a lot of these 'heresy' designs chaos would use them just as much as imperium; in vraks it was even like imperial macharius' vs lost and damned malcadors
iirc
"Brother, do you ever think it's strange that we crusade with a giant armored scorpion as one of our support elements?"
No brother, why would I?
The real question is why it is made of brass. I know they are still able to make more advanced materials during the Horus Heresy
because it's a daemon engine and brass is a holy element of khorne
I don't think it's actually made of brass though just in detailing
should make it more resistant to psychic powers
Oh, for some reason I was not aware that it was a demon engine. Even though that is pretty obvious in hindsight
the daemon engine retcon for horus heresy is pretty weird in general though
Land Raiders, not the best tank/transport of the era; just the one that needs the least maintenance, alongside the rhino
like I don't think it's necessarily a problem for daemon engines to have started during the heresy but the idea that all the modern designs were there from the start is just kinda weird
its a bit funny to think that later heresy era motor pools got measurably worse but easier to produce and maintain
I guess it's not all daemon engines just suspiciously the biggest ones xP
i like to imagine the daemon engines of the era were actually on the older chassis, rather than on modern ones
"we will but let ourselves be held back by the dogmatic conservatism of our foolish loyalist tech-priests"
"So what have you made in the past ten thousand years"
"..."
Horrors beyond your imagination
All the skilled chaos tech priests make space ships :p
+++NOT A POUND FOR ORBIT TO GROUND+++
"see, I can't describe what I've made. It's too horrifying"
And things so horrifying we never made them because we're too scared to make them. Always designing never actually building.
Wait, I thought all the chaos ships were all the menacingly named Horus heresy era things?
the heresy was just the last time they managed to get anything done that requires more than a room's worth of people
Do daemon ships get made like daemon engines? Or are those more, uh naturally occuring
In BFG at least most of them are just 1-2 generations older and from a different era in fleet design or designs which the Imperium lost
(Weirdly frequently to defection)
this doesn't really answer your question at all and is just peak ttrpg anecdotes but I had a daemon ship in rogue trader one time
But they have better strike craft handling abilities and generally superior guns and fire control
The nominative determinism part of Navy fleet defections is pretty funny
Itās often line designer defections as well
lol
It can be both
Some of them are just possessed normally ships and some are purpose built by the dark mech
So if you're in the camp that Event Horizon is an unofficial 40k prequel, would the Event Horizon itself be the first space hulk or just first possessed/daemon ship?
I don't entirely disagree with this but "we're squatting all the older models!" isn't really the best argument for a new edition gw
ill be honest, having come largely from dawn of war 1, my attention kinda just slides off the venomcrawler
as a weird, non chaos-y thing to me; even though its very chaos-y
Aughhh
oh my gooooood
"my favourite thing about the new edition is we don't have to pay nearly as many artists-oh sorry, these are meant to be pros for the consumer?"
and they're like bragging about not explaining rules with diagrams anymore like how is that actually simpler
there are some cool things about the new edition but like
so many of the things going were like, the core of the game
this also makes me really worried for warcry cause there is no reason for both games to exist if they simplify underworlds this much
Wait people actually play underworlds and donāt just steal the models for other stuff?
but anyway warcry is also like, really at odds with the direction of the current policy
Its always very funny to me that chaos in 40k is "stabbier imperium" and chaos in bfg is "shootier longer ranged imperium"
To over-simplify
Really feels like its in danger
I think warcry could have a pretty good future in being community supported at least
idk it's kinda weird cause a lot of the more recent releases mechanics wise for warcry feel like beta tests for a third edition next year but they could also be the designers just throwing out every idea they have to the community before its shut down
Honestly might be for the best for it
The afterlives of stuff like mordheim have oft been more vibrant than their living states
(the last few books have added variant rules for stuff like customising individual fighters and little faction rules)
I think if warcry does survive under gw it might end up becoming like, just going fully into the mordheimy vibes and become an entirely seperate game in the same space as necromunda
up the complexity
cause I doubt gw isn't kinda looking at that sort of thing
underworlds always looked like it had a thin layer of grease
this has not dissauded that notion
im honestly really curious what GWs team structure looks like
not knowing the names of ppl working on stuff sucks
it does
This is silly, because people would probably resonate with "we will retire teams to avoid rules bloat" more lol. I also don't really understand why they wouldn't just reprint old teams. Maybe I'm underestimating the nonfixed costs is miniature production
something I always find reading old books and want to learn more about is like, seeing women painters and writers is actually really cool
Yeah itās really funny
BFG chaos is like⦠a ww2 fleet
I think GW's kinda iffy on naming people, like look at their "tests" with their painting videos from a couple of years ago when they only had peoples hands in the video and no name tags. And then we have Duncan and Peachy who basically started their YT on GWs channel
With how much culture was BS there is in 40K fandom spaces rn Iām kind of happy that they donāt
Even before then people got pretty nasty about designer feedback
sku-bloat is an ever present thing, underworlds has a like full release with cards -> just the models -> fully retired/range rotation
pipeline
i think at least partially in response to this and specifically the hate Matt Ward got
I donāt like it but I can see the alternative sucking more
I don't think gw is completely innocent of cultivating the community either
i can but also it does feel in the benefit of GW more than anyone else to keep these things obscure
Ostensibly they changed that because of artists getting death threats
to protect your authors by entirely hiding them away
(not everyone is convinced of this obviously)
Yeah Iām not convinced GW just does it to help their writers
like, a lot of people have had longer term careers in minis games design having started at GW, but all of those are from like 20 years ago
people whose names are recognized and whatnot
noone has that opportunity nowadays to build names for themselves, and its very stark when u contrast it to the indie space
its also like how much rules bloat do you even need to get rid of when you're taking it from one of the most complex gw games to making your factions simpler than most single units in 40k or AoS
mind, idk who specifically is doing the design work on Infinity and im not sure i could find out so its not just a GW problem
yeah I'd also like to know abt their concept artists cause I know a few of them I'd be really into
you can sometimes find that stuff but yeah
I guess it would be less bad if there were more biggish miniature companies. You don't need external name recognition as much if you are applying to other companies
Fair. I'm mostly saying they could have had a better reason. Though I forgot that warband is much simpler than Kill Team (which has a similar policy now)
idk, even wizards credits their writers in a way that GW doesn't
for another example of hegemony
Though I guess in the Kill Team case, it's a dramatic improvement over "new edition totally invalidates previous edition" lol
it speaks to the same design problem imo