#Warhammer and Such
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I think they're fucking sick but honestly I think that about nearly all space marines
i know they lay the catholic guilt on Thick and they wear robes over armor, which i should think is sick as hell, but it hasn't clicked for me yet idk
I don't know who takes the cake for the title "edgelord" more, dark angels or raven guard
Both have compelling claims
The sort of longer version is that they were the first space marine legion (and proud of it) and undertook all the worst early battles
Which they did with a sort of unflinching dour quiet professionalism where they just Don't Talk about the things they saw or did
Since no one else could handle that
And they did it again and again until the stains in the solar system were wiped out
And then unleashed that practiced quietly professional, utterly annihilatory mode of war they developed in those campaigns on the galaxy
Dark angels
- secrets
- love affair with swords
- hoods
- The Unforgiven
- huge collection of shit they never use
Raven guard
- ravens
- shadows
- power talons
- decimated chapter making much angst
They are my special little secretive psychopaths
so the Other sore loser loyalists, that don't so much sweep anything under the rug as burn the rug and cut out the tongue of anyone who mentioned anything phonetically similar to the word rug?
Fast forward a while and they get savaged in the Rangdan Xenocides on the wrong side of the galaxy for the Horus Heresy and wind up mostly sitting it out.
Though 10,000 of em broke through Horus' blockade of Terra and saved the Imperium by seizing and holding the Astronomicon against impossible odds
And uh
Yeah you’ve described them
The ones who stayed behind at Caliban started getting weird and Lion, the guy who always understandingly asks questions did the normal thing and killed them all so hard the planet exploded across time
They are very upset that like 40% of the legion was not accounted for and probably traitors
So they've spent 10,000 years hunting down all the time displaced traitors and forcing them to repent sins real or imagined
While also trying to keep up the appearances of being the best most stubborn most ruthless space marines
You know I wonder how the dark angels felt about the increased scrutiny from the custodes when the torchbearers came to reinforce them
The Imperium as a whole is scared of them enough that they don't generally let them found new chapters
I mean in his defense the planet blowing up is also cuz he got stabbed
aha, found one of our chaos knight armies
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Char2: 1x Knight Rampager (405 pts): Diabolus heavy stubber, Reaper chainsword, Warpstrike claw
Enhancement: Lord of Dread (+25 pts)
1x War Dog Brigand (170 pts): Armoured feet, Avenger chaincannon, Daemonbreath spear, Havoc multi-launcher
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10x Bloodletters (120 pts)
8 with Hellblade
1 with Daemonic Icon, Hellblade
1 with Instrument of Chaos, Hellblade
10x Bloodletters (120 pts)
8 with Hellblade
1 with Daemonic Icon, Hellblade
1 with Instrument of Chaos, Hellblade```
And only partially because they think there's a conspiracy linking all the senior leadership of every Dark Angels successor (there is)
The Dark Angels totally aren’t still a Legion guys, we swear
Cause space marines can't openly deny a custodes as I understand it
And dark angels love their secrets
I think they're unhappy about it
this is fucking delightful. i love miserable imperial infighting /gen
Then you’ll love Dark Angels
That's why they mostly marginalized their primaris reinforcements and subjected them to "extremely rigorous" loyalty tests and interrogations
hmm, how to eldar
AIUI the Dark Angels have somewhat unhappily become aligned with the Inquisition since they're another Imperial power which isn't Guilliman or the Custodes
we're recreating our funny wraith army in new recruit
They are the Chapter for whom it is not unreasonable for the final trial of a successor chapter to be each initiate squad getting interrogated separate from one another
I think it's funny that the lion and wolf's historic boxing match became the source of comraderie between the two of them, in a fashion, over time; but both chapters in the last 10k years forgot all that and kept the "when we meet we gotta fight" part
And if one of them breaks, the entire squad is executed
i love hearing about how fucked up each legion is
You wanna read my successor’s doc?
yaya-
I like the Dark Angels since they're mostly fucked up for like in universe reasons with relatively few exterior cultural touchstones
You can't call them "vampire space marines" like you can the Blood Angels
Though the BAs have a lot more going on than that
imagine me kicking my feet like a schoolgirl except it's about reading how deeply miserable these 7 foot turbofascist freakmen's entire existence is
Tbf you can kind of call them knight marines more so than most, even if that is hella reductive
I liked these bloodletters, to be late to the conversation.
So the Blood Angels origin (though I think they were called the War Dogs) originally is that they were infamously hardy
Just able to put up with the worst places
Without being corrupted
Like black Templar are also the knight marines, but way more crusades
No joke, the most recent novel with the Lion in it has a character who represents the Emperor as a Fisher King reference in Jonson’s weird mind palace forest
But they actually do the squire thing
And their gene-seed basically takes all comers - you can send the lowest mutant dregs of humanity and they all come out as like handsome giant dudes anyway
So they tend to get sent to the places with all the mutants since they can replace losses there
And get a kind of lowborn mongrel reputation among the legions
Since they're mostly ex-mutants and uh
Eat people
Most space marines in 40k do ritual cannibalism
But the BAs War Dogs just eat people all the time
And that was also a lot rarer in 30k
So eventually they meet up with Sanguinius who's just the generally agreed upon GOAT
And even though they're a sort of monstrous legion with a monstrous reputation Sanguinius sees some spark of nobility in them
And basically accepts them as they are but starts instilling a bunch of artistic traditions and such
So over the next while they kind shed that brutal lowborn War Dog reputation for the Blood Angels - divine warrior-artists matching the sublime grace of their primarch
And uh, repressing that fundamental blood thirst
And then Horus kills Sanguinius
And Every living blood angel experiences it
And all go crazy for a while
HOOOOOORUUUUUUUS!!!
So now they're twice-marred by their bloodthirst and by the fact that even though they're the noblest and longest lived of space marines they will all* one day be overtaken by Sanguinius' prophetic visions of his own death (which he chose to face, since it was the only way) and will join the ranks of the Death Company as an insensate murderous berserker
*Mephiston didn't but he's just Built Different I guess
I like Mephiston as this ideal of hope for the Blood Angels
But I also like that he's a fucking creepy weirdo
I think you may be misremembering, I don't remember anything of the line
Like
Fuck the collar, look at that armor
Tasty tasty movie reference armor
I love the "naked muscle artificer armor" a few high ranking Blood Angels get
It’s a bit wack imo
We would be better served by 1992 Dracula movie armor
It takes to the chapter color better imo
i adore the blood angels
i like big hulking vampire bastards who are also pretty boys but also will just slurp your organs out through your eyesockets
fucking horrific creatures. perfect astartes
I'm honestly surprised they didn't set up the vampire v wolf sub narrative between wolves and ba, opting to do DA v Wolves instead
Perhaps too low hanging a fruit?
i mean, you have the most inquisition-coded chapter that aren't just straight up an apparatus of the 40k inquisition
ie. "Monster Hunters"
and you put them against vampires
That’s possible but I think it’s also because they have a lot in common
They’re both insular executioners who see themselves as specially appointed by the Emperor for special tasks other legions aren’t up to
how many of the astartes have a pride issue
or rather, would it be easier to ask the opposite
Every single one
Raptors
Except some ultramarines, maybe
And then they’ll have a pride issue
About not having other pride issues
They’ve had so many close scrapes and near-miss wipe outs that they’ve adopted a “whatever works” approach to conflict and have no pretense or pride left
Which is why they don’t adorn their armor and wear olive drab
i like the idea that they're in pure olive drab, standard boring military regalia, bc they otherwise don't give a fuck about the pomp and circumstance
normal ass space marine color scheme in any other setting. but them being the odd men out makes it fun
They're banished for, I think it's several centuries, although the Warp is as ever rampant with timey-wimey fuckery
and all the other daemons talk mad shit
Hey, that hadn't been set up as a rivalry yet.
and it really sucks for the daemon because they love getting into realspace and doing violence to getting a time out and laughed at is basically the worst
i didn't want to go too Real Military for my homebrewed chapter fellas, but i also got lost in the idea of Space Marines being astronauts in riot gear with aviation decals/regalia
The level of suck varies.
For some, it is a "Drat, guess I'm waiting a bit"
And then there's things like the Beasts of Nurgle going "WHY DON'T THEY LOVE ME?!"
Beasts of Nurgle really be like "why no want play? Just want play :(((("
What's taking Dante so long
Idea for GW giving BA a primarch model: at some point, the death company space marines start believing they are Sanguinius they manifest a primarch like entity
The Sanguinor
I'm still sad I belted out Horus at the top of my lungs foe the deathwatch game and my mic cut out
Sanguinor, did they get an update on the new ba dex?
... I guess, but that won't give GW an excuse to make a new very expensive model lol
Oh, the Sanguinor predates Sanguinious dying
That was so cool too 
I gotta wrap my head around Deathwatch sometime
I got all the books from Humble Bundle, now it's just a matter of actually reading
CAPTAIN Legionary Chosen
⊕Tainted Bolt Pistol, ⚔Daemon Blade
Undivided - Vicious Reavers
LIBRARIAN Legionary Balere Acolyte
⊕Bolt Pistol, ⊕Fireblast, ⊕Life Syphon, ⚔Fell Dagger
Undivided - Vicious Reavers
ANCIENT Legionary Icon Bearer
⊕Bolt Pistol, ⚔Chainsword
Nurgle - Disgusting Vigour
REIVER Legionary Shrivetalon
⊕Bolt Pistol, ⚔Flensing Blades
Slaanesh - Unnatural Agility
JUDICIAR Legionary Butcher
⊕Bolt Pistol, ⚔Double-Handed Chainaxe
Khorne - Wrathful Onslaught
HEAVY INTERCESSOR Legionary Heavy Gunner
⊕Bolt Pistol, ⊕Heavy Bolter, ⚔Fists
Tzeentch - Empyreal Guidance```KT24 Space Marines counts as Legionaries list

say
does the black legion make itself vulnerable to other factions if they do a big campaign against the imperium? or are they safe since they just go into the warp?
I guess it might be for thematic reasons to not do this but I like running icon bearers with bolters because it’s actually rare to get longer ranged guns
And model wise there is a long tradition of 1 handing a bolter and flag :p
honestly fair
How does equipment work in 2024?
I'm not seeing point costs or whatever
for malefic blades tainted rounds etc
you get 4 equipment slots / 5 if you choose the equip pregame action
so it's basically you have your factions 4 equipment by default which you can then replace with universal equipment like grenades or barricades
The forces of the Black Legion are more exposed on their Black Crusades than when they're holed up in the Eye, yeah
But they do have the EoT as a fallback if things start to turn
oh that's cool
can you have a chosen and an aspiring champion in the 2024 rules, or no?
Yeah one or the other
makes sense
my last equipment is malefic blades but all my characters either have better native melee options or are my heavy gunner lmao
I suppose he can have a backup sword should the worst occur
yeah
and cause you pick equipment every battle after knowing the opponents faction basically every team has melee as a flex equipment choice
but if you've got plenty melee operatives I think a lot of the time that's better spent on grenades to give options for shooting for all melee loadouts
oh yeah the other thing about equipment in '24 is that it's no longer assigned to specific models
yeah
and I take it if the unit that equipment's assigned to goes down
and like when you pick grenades that's two grenades for the battle, that can be thrown by anyone
bye bye equipment?
that's how it used to be
like you gave a knife or grenade to a specific guy
now it's 'everyone has knives' or 'you have two grenades anyone can throw them'
all righty
So everyone has warded armour and can activate it, everyone has tainted rounds, etc etc
ye
cool beans
⊕Plasma Pistol, ⚔Daemon Blade
Undivided - Vicious Reavers, Warded Armour
LIBRARIAN Legionary Balefire Acolyte
⊕Bolt Pistol, ⊕Fireblast, ⊕Life Syphon, ⚔Fell Dagger
Undivided - Vicious Reavers, Chaos Talismans
LIEUTENANT Legionary Warrior
⊕Boltgun, ⚔Chainsword
Tzeentch - Empyreal Guidance, Tainted Rounds
ANCIENT Legionary Icon Bearer
⊕Boltgun, ⚔Chainsword
Nurgle - Disgusting Vigour
REIVER Legionary Shrivetalon
⊕Bolt Pistol, ⚔Flensing Blades
Slaanesh - Unnatural Agility, Explosive Grenade - Krak
JUDICIAR Legionary Butcher
⊕Bolt Pistol, ⚔Double-Handed Chainaxe
Khorne - Wrathful Onslaught```
IR lasers seem like they'd be cool on space marine guns, and they're helmets or augmentation allows them to see them
I'm sure a chapter or two's done it
Though other forces probably have methods of detecting it
now this is intriguing, shape and energy says necron but the color says...admech? votann? 🤔
hmm
my gut tells me though its the vortex cannon used to replace Rogal Dorns missing hand
might be votann
yeah too sarp edged
votann had the weird bottle rocket that also didn't quite look like anything else so
that's my guess for everything weird xP
Reminds me of the weapons on the heavy construct
Nah that won’t be for awhile
Would it be unreasonable for a Second Founding chapter's fleet to be headed by a Gloriana?
dangel successors?
It would be quite unusual since the Glorianas are nearly all gone by M41
But not necessarily unreasonable
that's the most reasonable sire chapter for it to work, but it would definitely be a little weird
but not like, weird bad necessarily
Isnt the black templars ship a gloriana
What do you mean the DWARFS brought this to the game
wait what the fuck is that from?
Don't worry, it'll get sent off at the end of the half :)
Blood Bowl
It has 7 ST
'The Dwarf Engineers Guild converted a humble grass-roller into a secret weapon that they could unleash on hapless opponents'
I was mostly talking about the overhang
I totally understand the goblin being run over
Oh the base size? Yeah, cause blood bowl is played on standard squares all players need to fit on those squares
Which is uh, difficult to do with a big ass Roller

YEah uhn...
It's overflowing the base
Funnily enough Bull Centuars come with 40mm bases, apparently? Not sure why they get to be larger
the dark side of the arcane is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be...unnatural
Clearly
Also, don't mention that you know they exist or that's a Grudging
(Dwarfs really don't like Chaos Dwarfs because they're Oathbreakers in Dwarf eyes)
(but yeah, if you're wondering how Chaos in WHF get all their cool gear and warmachines now you know)
Chaos Dwarfs are Iron Warriors, got it /j
I mean... Kinda
Random but
It's weird, IMO, that the Imperial Navy is (as far as I can tell) the only faction who has different airplanes and space fighters
Aye
They do be a very small group on what they see as eternal pilgrimage
Wait
I made the anti-Templars
Have to keep themselves small and love themselves some psykers
Also theoretically mainly moving shrine world to shrine world
<XD
Are all the planes spaceworthy?
... Do the orks use the same planes and space fighters lmao
Wdym?
Orks don’t really have different “classes” of aerospace stuff so much as a bunch of planes
for example all marine aircraft can into space
while stuff like valkyries can't
Wait, I thought valks were space flight capable
They're the same. So long as you don't tell the ork it shouldn't work They're kinda fine
I don't think so. they can do same fairly high altitude stuff but they're jet propelled
Damn right they do! Fighta-bommas can and are used to attack voidships
Using a "standard" jet plane in space is very orky. Though I'm sure they are sad that they have to close the cockpit
man I have a really weird pair character unit idea
that idk if it would work
A chaplain and techmarine who are brother and sister xD
honestly I don't know if its even a waaagh thing I think they just put crazy engines in them and are too tough to really worry about sophisticated pressurisation n stuff
Like the time the orks without space suits invaded a necron ship. Please note: necron space ships have no atmosphere because they don't need to breath
How do they get the valks onto the planet? And is this why the Darktide dropship something similar but different?
Valks are space capable iirc but a lot of IN aircraft aren’t iirc
in big logistics dropships I think
Valkyries are space-flight capable
The aircraft carriers belly-down into the upper atmosphere like a reverse airbase
is there a source for this haha
Most Aeronautica Imperialis craft can fly in low atmo
Valkyries, Thunderbolts, Marauders, etc are space-capable enough to get from the ships to the atmosphere and back
cause its not mentioned on lexicanum
It’s how it works in the Tithes ep 3 and Darktide
But yes, most of them need carrying to near the planet
But the IN has different fighters and bombers for void superiority
The lexicanum says "The Valkyrie has various void-capable sub-variants"
The majority of imperial aircraft have limited void capabilities
aquila lander/arvus lighter design
yeah maybe it can just be void hardened but isn't necessarily
Pretty much everyone else, though, uses the same craft in the atmosphere and in BFG
The Mechanicus' vessels are pretty much only atmo
This is when Hashut has truly blessed you
I think the eldar also vary
Out of the ones we know from the tabletop
Space marines might (their fighters aren’t named in BFG)
Wings don't work very well in space lol
I think the thing that complicates this is a lot of the time like, making new stuff isn't in remit
I think for the video game they just used thunderhawks for literally everything
Everything Thunderhawk and up can definitely fly in space
so i feel like from core 'how valkyrie was designed' it's meant to be an atmo craft
Pretty sure the other tabletop ones too
Space Marine attack craft are Thunderhawks, which act as fighters and assault boats
That’s basically accurate but they had fighters and Thawks
but then if a project needs an iconic plane they're gonna use it regardless
Oh maybe I’m misremembering
And others
Thunderhawks are capable of being both space and sky fighters
I mostly assumed valks were space capable because I thought drop troops used them lol
god I wish the valkyrie was pointed to be playable in game
In atmospheres, they're primarily transports and bombers
No, the only SM bombers are a Thunderhawk variant available to crusade fleets
There's another one from the tabletop isn't there?
GW needs to figure out what it reaches to do with aircraft is the problem
Just nerf the attack aircraft, please just let the transport ones be good
I'd just give them all hover and normal LoS rules tbh
or like it varies, cause some drop troops are rappelling and some are doing super long falls like aquilons
Yeah, the Xiphon Fighter or something
Introduced after BFG and mostly a Heresy-era thing
Yeah, but in my mind drop troops means "starts in space at some point", which might be a me problem tbf
Grav chute does sound cooler
gravatroopers
techically guard has a few full on drop regiments which jump from high atmosphere as an entire unit. just hundreds of thousands of guard and sentinels falling out of the sky at once
Why parachute when you can grav-chute
elysians also specialise in like, boarding operations and space stuff like deploying on asteroids
40k also ignores terrestial navy combat a fair bit, afaik
We've had a kill-zone on an oil rig, when will we have one on a honest to goodness boat
i always imagined the air battle and the wider war is just happening off screen; cause the battles you fight in 40k arent exactly massive
Naval battles in a space setting seems like an interesting problem
wet navies seem rare in 40k, as far as like official capacity; PDFs will have them, or they might get made for a specific assault, but no one is just shipping boats around between planets just in case
you'll usually have amphibious hardware to cover that base
A lot harder to transport naval ships around because they are very big
rather than dedicated wet navies
And you can semi-avoid them by dropping right onto the target landmass
I mean when wet navies have primarily just become mobile air power and 40k has space ships that can do that better there's not a lot of like, point
the fastest example that comes to mind is ork submarine troop carriers assaulting... helsreach was it?
However, consider this: Orbital dropping a fleet onto a planet's oceans
Are the 40k voidships technically atmosphere capable?
but yeah i generally imagine if you are a static garrison you might have a wet navy if you have oceans; but generally people arent coming from somewhere else to deploy a navy
I don't think the big ones are no
how high do u have to be ranked for u to be allowed to know what a Grey knight is?
necromunda has like transatmospheric docking towers
I think you see an escort ship in "drydock" in one of the Darktide missions
about Chapter Master methinks

atmo capable somewhat depends on the atmo
I think in the strictest sense, you have to be a high ranking ordo malleus specifically inquisitor
but also i think 40k lets void ships be atmo capable for the pure purpose of spectacle
narrative/aesthetic driven vs physics driven
during the war of the beast, 31,500, only 4 inqusitiors knew about them and 3 of them had died
but yeah, it really depends on the actual atmo
Man Darktide is so great for showing what a 40k hive city is like at eye-level, as well as elsewhere
now that they feel really bad abt purging everyone who's ever seen them, allsorts will know about them
I think there isn't a rank access to gk info; i suspect you have to be a lord inquisitor or an ordo malleus inquisitor; but if you are something like a notable chapter master, you dont get summarily executed
oh yeah
there's a big difference between 'being inducted into the conspiracy' and 'surviving finding out'
but you aren't like, technically informed about them, you're just not worth the trouble to erase
and you probably get made to oath or something to not tell
dont sometimes they just mind wipe you?
some chapters have better relationships too i imagine, than others
but yeah, i think the GK are one of the imperiums all time greatest secrets in the imperium
I don't think there's really much fraternity between the grey knights and the astartes
oh no i didn't mean to imply as much
They’re the grey sheep of the family dohohohohoho
i more mean that a chapter master with a "better" relation might be able to call upon them for aid

grey knight black shield
uh
and also they were a grey knight chaplain
do grey knights have chaplains
yeah
they do
Grey knight shows up in the Deathwatch — “what chapter are you from battle brother?”
“Um”
A grey knight chaplain sounds like Krieg commissar, who there is having a crisis of faith
I think the Exorcists just
straight up know the GK exist
as a Chapter
Which
makes a kind of sense
Since they're the GKs little, cooler brother
the ordo malleus were heavily involved with them too
grey knight chaplain is interestingly one of the few non modelled things you can take apparently
(The GK would be much cooler if they didn't have those fucking wrist bolters that are an affront to God and ergonomics)
They do have a don't ask, don't tell policy if you show up in the right way
FWIW there are enough accepted permutations of the Imperial Faith that they probably just followed a slightly modified doctrine
Space wolves definetly know they grey knights exist 
XD
I sort of get the whole 'bolter on the wrist so you can still use your hands for magic' but
I think you technically could have a commissar who's like, genetically a krieger
There are also now much better looking wrist bolters
Or the weird pintel mounts techmarines have
but all the progenium ppl are basically from wherever their school was regardless of parentage
cause they're not really gonna remember anything that comes before
idk I think GK are a little lame and the only thing I wanna do with them is take Crowe's sword and give it to my Chapter Master
also the fuckin baby bjorn robots
god
idk why gw keeps trying to get away with those
i think their armor looks cool
that's mostly it tho
I should be able to finish priming my tau today
Someone at GW really likes baby carriers
Oh their armor fucks
It's the everything else that
is pain
i see
Like I like the concept of the Grey Knights and their origins
I partially aped their origin for the origin of my Chapter's first Chapter Master
i.e. one of Malcador's chosen Knights Errant
I think for grey Knights GW should go all in and give them a knight sized mech that is an exoskeleton for a nemesis dreadknight
I think the grey Knights faction mechanic is neat
how much do you wanna bet if a BT found out the Grey Knights existed
They'd immediately try to kill them and get rolled
GKs have been rolled by Space wolves canonically
what's a BT?
GKs we’re also kinda authors’ pets for a while and the fanbase got increasingly unhappy about it
The special, secret, soopah space marines
Black Templars
Incorruptible!
oh right
good they're kinda lame
That’s how people felt, yeah
They need a revamp in terms of lore, there is the potential of coolness there
Custodes also kinda ate their lunch in terms of being Emp's super special project
And custodes are actually largely liked because the lore explicitly says they’re not just marines-but-better
Warriors vs. soldiers
It’s a good dynamic
Mhm, I quite liked the detail in the HH novels that they fight individually, with great skill but aren't part of cohesive whole as marines are
They can bear a marine arm-wrestling but they’re not really competent as a military organization
Yeah I think if they reimagined GKs as something like the Inquisition’s personal space marine chapter, who are very secretive and have a tense, antagonistic relationship with proper marines, that could work
Where culturally they’re disconnected from the other astartes
yeah
they are the ordo malleus militant chamber
I actually dislike them being portrayed as the inquisitions little attack dogs; i much prefer their autonomy being a point of regular contention
they dont work for the inquisition, they are instead tied by oaths of cooperation
I guess I want to see them as more explicitly isolated and beset from all sides
Make them scrappy
a criticism ive had for their portrayal in a lot of fiction is that they get depicted as mindless inquisitorial attack dogs
it's more like ordo malleus is the gk's pet inqusitors is the thing
in terms of the actual balance of power
Yes but they don’t like it
to this day I still dont think logan was actually so fast and powerful as to behead a grandmaster uncontested. I tend to imagine that fight was a lot less clean cut in reality
I’d like something like: the inquisition tries to run them, the other marines don’t trust them, and the enemies they seek out are extremely deadly and it’s really hard to keep their numbers up and they’re not nearly as invincible as some people seem to think
I heard that logan killed the grandmaster...with his voice! shouted him apart!
Psychic shock troops with an extremely shitty job and extremely shitty bosses
i tend to think that the retelling of that story is from the perspective of a skald in Fenris' halls
And from a Doyalist side, the Space Wolves have also been the author's favorite special boys at times
yeah, i feel like they got that treatment right after the ultramarines
or was it right after the gk
UM, GK, and SW being an author's unbeatable special boys has stained their honor for years
a lot of more wild SW tales I just reframe as being tall tales told by enthusiastic blood claws told second hand
or grey hunters at the feasting table
because i think Fenrisians and SW in general have a culture of tall tale telling
Grow the Saga and so on
Imagine what SM lore would be like if one of the author's favorites was Imperial Fists
oh the imperial fists are definietly someone's favourites I imagine
fortifications would be a feature
they just take a very different approach to what they do with their blorbo
Yeah but they never really starred in like a campaign book or w/e
"The Fists threw back the 900,000 necrons with their invincible fortifications, which they built in a single night"
not really in 40k, no
i feel like imperial fists being an authors special boy has resulted in "yes they get decimated again, their chapter master got assassinated probably"
but literally everywhere else they're pretty important
"they have done nothing of specific note in like 5000 years"
"sometimes Phalanx shows up"
heresy, war of the beast, age of apostacy
Iron Cage was actually a clever ruse by Rogal Dorn
Gregor Dessian is a man who understands the importance of administration and delegation and not being the one to make big valiant noble sacrifices when you have other less exciting duties to attend to
theres a part of the heresy fandom that's really trying to force a 'imperial fists/sons of horus are 30k's ultramarines' bit not realising the ultramarines jokes have mostly dried up for a while
What... what would even be the xenos that would require a daemon fighter
Enslavers I guess
Imps and Sons fit well I think, sons for obvious reasons and Imps cause they're the defenders of Sol
Even if not overtly a daemon fighter, could prolly pose as a librarian
They could also have had a really bad falling out with their chapter
"Fighting xenos is how I vacation"
(given the secrecy, I imagine they would at least have to pretend to take the black)
I have done the worst thing I can think of for a chapter I wanna turn into an army
I just think it'd be funny to be a chaplain so they have all their bases covered
Think of a combined unit that's really really cool
Though having heraldry as the super secret grey Knights is pretty funny
Hm ... what if GKs just sometimes retire to the Deathwatch
And also would have a gimmick that's
bad for this Chapter
pain
Cuz it's an idea for a Chaplain/Techmarine duo
For a chapter noted to field limited vehicles and no dreadnoughts
After a while you cannot keep fighting the warp, either because you're dead or because it's fucked you up too much
that would force GW to add all chaos worshiping xeno races from the lore into the game 
And their supposed incorruptibility is actually that if you get too affected they make you go do something else
And they're not incorruptible but cautious to a fault
That last part is basically just true
The GK have never been corrupted not because they have Super Corruption Immunity but because they’re insanely ruthless and careful
i do think its a bit weird, thematically, that a GK army is a TAC kinda situation. Mechanically they have to be so; but they're actually a hyper specialized fighting force
I am imagining them more as the only people with therapists
And at some point the therapists have the authority to force you to retire
you dont call the GK to fight orks, for example, though they may end up fighting them incidentally
I think they do retire some veteran GK from combat duties to basically being warp-SCP minders on Titan
Well, some GK have super corruption immunity, like Garran Crowe
Hmm
What’s a good reason for there to be a lot of Gue’vesa Battlesuit pilots in an army led by an Ethereal and Crisis Commander?
pilot program overseen by the ethereal and commander
hand selected human pilots
maybe humans who also took on the tau tradition of ta'lessera
Human teenagers keep finding unpiloted battlesuits during times of crisis
they all pretend to be tau
That’s what I was thinking
Ooh ok!
Experimental ones too, it's the darndest thing.
do they also have quasi mystical precognitive abilities
Nah just the power of the human spirit and this gun i found
Only the one time.
no psychic connection to other spacenoids coupled with extreme emotional instability coupled with puberty and the horrors of war?
Tho I cry about Dwarf Centaurs on the field
but the Goblin teams just actively tries to get banned
Some new type of psychic awakening yeah
I suspect I already heard the answer before but were the World Eaters already psyker-averse before signing up with Khorne?
I don’t think so
They just had a stinky eye to psykers, but in the book Betrayer it shows the WE did have psykers, but they could not have the nails
head splode
kroot hounds, the hottest new tau army
Dogs 
That one is just great
kroot dog
I think the meme is silly though
sisters of silence have dogs in horus heresy, but they don't have models
orlock dog
Y'know what this reminds me of? The cyber dog from Snow Crash
Maybe one day i'll play kill team then 
Trying to think of the most tasteful way to say this lines up with old Ratling lore about the origins of their weird genetics
||Rampant inbreeding.||
With the lore? Maybe just a dig at country folk and trying to be goofy/edgy.
oh no sorry
I meant like
far less tastefully
like pugs were made that way for a reason
even if the methods were bad and the outcome was bad
Ah gotcha. Well maybe, you never know.
I think they just wanted a smaller dog to go with the team of little guys
Oh yeah I doubt it was intentional, it just reminded me of those fucked up designer pitbulls you see sometimes
2x Pimpy 3x Bape
But swinging things back to the positives, I like that it's mechanics are just to bark when Baddies are incoming, which I think at least one pug did in military history
(I just remember an old story about a general bringing his pet along and it sounding the alarm)
Don't forget the Ork Dog
Gogy of rotund form
..... do the canoptek constructs count as necron dog?
transformers + 40k is a crossover i welcome in any case-
So are Reivers any good in bighammer?
... I just heard that horde SM was doing well in both singles and teams formats and I hate it lol
(I think this was true a bit earlier but still)
power armor horde is a fun archetype
My complaint is purely aesthetic about how SM "shouldn't" be a horde army
Though, I guess for a horde army, 120 bodies isn't that big
I think poorhammer was joking about how disappointed people will be with them on the tabletop after experiencing how cool they are in SM2
Yeah at like 18 ppm they can’t be that hordey
i wonder where the line between infantry spam and horde is
Depnds on context
Honestly I think it’s about 8 ppm
Some of it is how intentional it is, and also horde also refers to armies that can field a lot of models, and not just lots of infantry models
Sister spam (10-11 ppm) or guardian spam (10 ppm) isn’t horde but gaunts (5-8 ppm) are
i don't think anyone associates horde with anything but infantry
Well, like when people talk about horde vs elite factions
They aren't talking about spamming infantry
Many carnifexes, for example
That’s definitely how I look at hordes
Nidzilla isn’t a horde list
Eh, I think it's more "a well balanced horde faction list will have many more models than I well balanced elite faction list"
But maybe the otherside of elite is something else
Are there any armies that are on the lower ppm but then don't have (or you wouldn't expect to have) a horde focused detachment?
Hmm
Low ppm but no horde type detachment?
Eldar kinda
They have a lot of relatively cheap models but generally don't field high model count spammy lists
Add I understand, not even a little
As*
Interesting. I wonder if people would call a high model count eldar list spammy or a horde
Also, it is funny to me that Eldar are "oh woe is us, each one of our lives are precious" but games generally has them be glass cannons
The Warpforged card game even has them very trade based lol
One old signifier of horde armies which doesn't really exist now is also large unit sizes
Since it let you put more models into the force org chart
What model count did Guardian squads cap out before?
I think 10?
It may have been 20 but no one fielded them that way
Ork boyz were 30 at the time
I think gaunts were 20-30
Yeah, that seemed to be the horde cap
Imperial Guard were the kings of it at... 75 iirc
Though I think conscripts were something ridiculous like 40-50 at one point in time
Thanks to the platoon rules
32 on gaunts.
Because they used to be base 8
It's per force org chart slot not per unit for them
Since they could take, iirc, 30 guardsmen, a 5 man command squad, and 50 conscripts for 1 troops choice slot
So 85 I guess
But as
1x5
3x10
1x50
They were like the "MSU horde"
Weird faction identity
Also mattered because officer buffs were applied per unit
MSU but also some extremely large units
Yeah
Ah, so it was maybe a balance thing too
50 conscripts with a commissar keeping them in line was a staple IG tarpit
Very impressive the commissar was keeping them in line when possibly on the other side of the table lol
lol yeah
Commissar also tucked into a building with a weird conscript conga line
At the time there was no need
Most armies didn't have a way to pick out attached characters at range
(and there was basically no overlap between armies with melee deathballs and armies with access to character killing shooting at the time)
"look out sir" was a thing.
I guess... loyalist space marines did?
i never played with it but i cant decide if force org going away was a good thing or a bad thing
it really did restrict listbuilding
Oh fuck right
So they were immune to it anyway
More just different.
It made for a balance lever on not just taking better units, but like it just led to minimum viable troops cost ideas.
i do think it added a more verismillitude
No force org is nice in that I don't think as hard when throwing together a list of stuff I have
Snipers were also just really rare too
I think more than half the armies just didn't have any
But yeah, I think balancing troops as a tax isn't a good design decision and getting rid of the Force Org might have forced GW to stop considering that lol
I was like... craftworld eldar, loyalist space marines, imperial guard (2 kinds), anyone who can steal a Vindicare and... I think that was it?
Though they also didn't care super hard about balance when the Force ORg was a thing
Shockingly Tau didn't iirc
Do they have a sniper now?
In the modern incarnation of snipers (precision) yes
Oh, huh. Only the Firesight Team? I kind of expected pathfinders to have precision
Tau had snipers, they were called railguns :v
IIRC Railguns didn't have Sniper they were basically just very long ranged plasma guns
"My broadsides snipe the side armor off your rhino."
Was that the sniper-esque rule at the time?
Rhey were shit shots i think
Lol at a drone focused on sniping being bad at shooting
Drones all shot at BS2 because they were stupid
drone snipers have never been good, they just look sick
Is that Ork tier shooting?
yes
Was that markerlights or is that something that you could layer on top?
I have to say, markerlights is a really cool name for a laser designator
Yeah I agree
Tau mostly have really good weapon names
Blacksun FIlter is another really cool one
Is that their name for night vision?
yeah
That's pretty sick
(Also they were pretty much the only faction which got NVGs)
See, if the Imperium called them that, they might have them too (because I think the Imperium's tech level is "whatever is the coolest" lol)
Though I'm sure the actual reason is "WWII models were more common"
They Imperium calls them Preysense Sights tbf
That is a pretty good name
Though those are technically thermals
Yeah
lmao
Ok, I kind of get it for the guard, like, aesthetically
Pretty silly for space marines
like every tank
I think you had to pay points for them in the off-chance you played night-fight
I do like how Space Marines got fancy unmanned RAVEN-style searchlights
I think so as well
i wish 10th had night fighting rules lol
But they were like 3 pts or something
I don't think night fight was very popular?
it wasn't but i love scenario specific rules adjustments
Ah, that's fair
In 5e at least night fight was also always possible upon mission generation
And a number of tournaments used it
I think 40k should have more "historical" battle type stuff
But I guess it is hard to do that when you have a bazillion factions instead of like, two teams
tbf you could do historical what ifs
i like the idea of conditions on the field changing the value of units organically
"What if the Tau Empire tried to hold Lion's Gate?"
rather than units just being good in an absolute sense
I agree
I think most GW games don't do this a ton
War Cry does but it's a mixed bag
Since it also makes the game really capricious and kinda best played as a best 2/3
It used to be much more common in wargames i think
Including GW
But i dont think its really a thing in the current populat games
Maybe because of the competitive process?
Maybe
I know there's pretty strong region differences in 40k metas because of different "terrain metas" with how people generally set up boards
i think maybe its harder with a ruleset that updates quarterly; in the pursuit of a somewhat stable play state; but also i personally think its cool
yeah thats a solid point tbh
terrain often sets meta more than anything else
It's a really major factor and its mostly absent from internet chats about comp 40k at least
I am reminded of a my custodes vs his tau game i had with 1500 points
In BFG you could land escorts, but not capital ships
You might want to dip capital ships into low orbit to land troops and provide bombardment, which might or might not be in atmosphere. As always numbers were wonky
I would have won the full game!
Its very much something acknowledged in conversations about Infinity
Because there are constant jokes about the NA vs EU table design
I wonder if that will change with GW now publishing pretty explicit suggested terrain layouts
They made them less vague with the pariah Nexus path than the previous attempt too
& yeah but it was like a couple points per tank
I only see terrain discussion effect on the meta when talking about regional differences in it
You also had rules for fighting in a vacuum, which was just a -1 to everyone's armor saves
Warhammer design discussions are interesting, esp to think about the game in contrast to the other big tabletop hegemon
Similar to dnd conversations about design, warhammer convos about design rarely engage with other wargames, but other wargames are almost always in conversation with warhammer
I do wish GW used terrain other than ruins in their mission packs. But I really feel like infantry is balanced around it
having a set number of terrain pieces placed by players in the match
Terrain is one of the stuff that really defines analog games like warhammer
That was a common format in some tournaments
Completely changes design structure and balance
And there was a Canadian variant where the central terrain was fixed but everything else was placed by players
Player placed terrain is such ass imo
you think so?
Outside of limited cases like barricades
Yeah it makes for these really boring killzone battlefields
I like player placed terrain in the sense of "we both set up the table beforehand"
As a communal activity
its just not as good as other options generally, and you have to take 10 of em. They're mostly fine on their own
but they dont get obsec
Oh yeah that's good
and you generally dont wanna take 10 infantry
I mean in tournaments
Thinking about what might make fun spaces to fight
Oh in tournaments its funny as shit
Cover maybe like in KT
But also that becomes a player tool and toy that they can bring
A way to express the self
i feel like player placed terrain is one of hte only solutions to mixing it up cause you can't REALLY randomize the terrain all that much
I'm looking for a good squad to stick my Librarian onto
maybe fixed spots that you roll to see what terrain is there?
Hellblasters are a great librarian buddy
They could also just make fortification not terrible lmao
What kind of Librarian?
Scatter dice based terrain placement
I like predesigned terrain with player placed scatter terrain I think
Fortifications and buildings are always less fun to bring tho
Clearly what we need is to bring the force org chart back and make a fortification mandatory
Just vibeswise
Based
hmm, true
1 HQ
2 Troops
1 fort
rest to taste
Though I admittedly wanna play my librarian whacking people too
I may swap my Judiciar and Librarian placements
I honestly fuck with this
Also the thunderstrike bunker or whatever it's called should have deep strike or at least infiltrate
i forget what all they can join, but assault intercessors then make good librarian lads
Have the Judiciar lead the bladeguard and the Librarian the Inner Circle
Yeah I like it more writing it out
Same with the sporocyst
If warhammer did that, brought fun vehicle rules back, and gave me cool spells
Id actually play bighammer
honestly fair
(cool spells being stuff with neat effects rather than like. Just doing damage)
I'll just in my head make the chainswords look like power swords
The buff spells don't feel like spells is a fair criticism
honestly i did like gw pairing down the spell choices n such, because lets be honest, often time they were non choices with like 1, maybe 2 options that anyone ever took
I do miss psychic casting but not really the psychic phase
I also feel like 40k could learn about degrees of success because a 1 in 6 chance of failure that also hurts you seems like a feelsbad
and making them effects on a data card made sense fo rme
Yeah, no reason not to have psychic casting in the most appropriate phase
Yeah most of the interesting spells are gone
Spacial stuff
A veil strength shared between players would also be very funny
The Da Jump still exists
Only does it for the squad the ork is leading though
man I've really written myself into a corner with how this chapter deploys in fluff
No terms, dreadnoughts, very few vehicles
Oh sick
Also I just wrote "the the jump" 🙃
I think many games do struggle to make spells feel like spells
And not just. Damage or buffs
Even if they are damahe
It should be wacky
Like one game ive been looking at has a debuff spell that makes it so every roll of one by the affected unit does self damage
Thats pretty neat
Da Jump exists on orks and VoD exists on GK librarians
This is but a pale shadow of how funny the old VoD was though
What did the old one do?
see also warptime just being a charge reroll
lets bring back the space wolf one that one shots everything
Space lord smashfucker is due for a return
im actually kinda glad captain smashfuck isnt a thing anymore
I misremembered - it doesn't stick around and teleport any more
I don't remember what Warptime used to do
The loss of templates was a terrible thing
Bladeguard Ancient (45pts): Close Combat Weapon, Heavy Bolt Pistol
Captain (105pts): Warlord, Shroud of Heroes, Bolt Pistol, Master-crafted Bolt Rifle, Melee Weapon, Bolt Pistol, Master-crafted Bolt Rifle, Master-crafted Power Weapon
Judiciar (70pts): Absolver Bolt Pistol, Executioner Relic Blade
Librarian (65pts): Bolt Pistol, Force Weapon, Smite
Lieutenant (65pts): Pistol, Master-crafted Bolt Rifle & Melee Weapon, Master-crafted Power Weapon, Heavy Bolt Pistol, Master-crafted Bolt Rifle
5x Assault Intercessor Squad (75pts)
6x Bladeguard Veteran Squad (180pts)
4x Company Heroes (95pts)
6x Inner Circle Companions (180pts)
5x Sternguard Veteran Squad (90pts)
Stormraven Gunship (280pts): Armoured Hull, 2x Stormstrike Missiles, Twin Assault Cannon, Typhoon Missile Launcher``` 1300 points so far, the stormraven is gonna have the sternguard vets led by the Lieutenant and the Company Heroes led by the Captain with the Apothecary attached. The Bladeguard are led by the Bladeguard Ancient, the Inner Circle by the Judiciar, and the assault incercessors by the Librarian.
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we only need 1200 dollars
second full move
Ahhh
basic idea is the stormraven is gonna rocket to a distant objective and drop the command column off to just sit on it, while the Bladeguard and Assaults and Inner Circle go up the middle
I remember a lot of LoS+Warptime daemon princes from my 4e days
warptime was carrying chaos on its back
And the list isn't done I do have exactly 700 points left
Too big
for a while
Too many little guys
necromunda has templates
I already have a knights and custodes army
What about legions imperialis where the big is small
I like the look of LI but I don't think anyone plays it near me
I have noticed this list is way more melee heavy than I thought lmao
I might buy some itty bitty baneblades to convert
Idk what into but seems like fun bits
Ive been watching noe.hammer and getting creativitypilled
infantry are hilariously overpowered
witch i think is pretty based actually
the humble infantryman is far to often overlooked in the scheme of battle
you can bomb something from orbit, turn it to glass, crush it with tanks and stomp it the bits with titans but you wont actually hold that patch of grass until theres a man with a rifle standing on it
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that being said a team with rocketlaunchers can easily outshoot tanks and outweather armored vehicles
like this is a bit of a weird rule
just in a play-feel sense
because its a rule that feels like it should make you better at something but really makes you worse
yeah
its there to stop devistator squads being hilariously overpowered
instead of just mildly funny in their OP
like gecko said it's a play-feel thing
i think the rule should exist
but theres probably a more elegant way to organize the game
hmmm
Which Legion would people guess a chapter called "The Lambent Ogres" succeeded from?
salamanders, maybe
The unfriendliest salamanders you'd ever meet
or
maybe not unfriendly
reckless as all hell
Test aquilon :)
really happy with how it turned out, especially since last night I wasn't feeling it
fighter has grown on me in general after doing it first because it was my least favourite haha
it's them... the rainbow mafia...
Make the meta happen.
I have played a lot of LI it's worth getting it going.
Btw...custodians are different from space marines and have dreadnoughts
Can u make a regular human dread?
In practice the "this only works well on this type of thing" ends up making for a good RPS from those rules.
they probly wouldnt live as long
not sure, would be fucked up and funny though lol
That's not a no 
I did not, KarnageKng on cults is the sculptor
Sentinels used to be Imperial Guard dreadnoughts!
Briefly.'
damn i need to get a printer
the enforcer automata from necromunda is a little like a dreadnought
they put a dead cops brain in it
uh
tbh it's kinda like
Yeah
And the Penitent Engine is pretty much a normal person dreadnought?
in 40k, human dreadnoughts are the norm
space marines are the weird ones for not using parts of their bodies to control everything
So necromunda has Robocop 2s?
there's also some skitarii flavours that are like
near full body replacement for wounded veterans
Although the Penitent Engine is less an honor and more a fate that may some day be abated with the sweet release of death
sure does!
mm
it does keep you alive like a dreadnought
just does so for the express purpose of prolonging your suffering
penitent engine is like, the polar opposite of an honor
but like, if you're really bad, they give you armour to prolong it even more
you fucked up so badly that the only way you get to die is being hardwired into the machine
penitent engine is perversely an honour because the alternative is to die in sin
the chance at redemption is not given lightly
cant believe this fucking box is almost 20 years old now
oooh
old box
guy in the background looks like he's shooting the missile launcher guy
the fucking chaos black swatch is killing me i forgot it used to be that its been so long
it was a new box when I bought it 
As I dive deeper into 40k I'm beginning to realize that the Imperium is like 50% puns by volume
yes
friendly fire
There was some great flavor text about ork deff dreds and how plenty of boyz are giddy at the chance to be permanently wired into a killer robot without considering the downsides of the situation (everything)
DUDE ITLL BE SO COOL WE'LL HAVE BUZZSAWS FOR HAAANDS
The exact wording was something along the lines of
"It's not long before the Ork pilot learns that the downside of being permanently wired into a giant metal can is being permanently wired into a giant metal can."
Also the only thing that can dissuade a Gretchin from wanting to pilot a Killa Kan is actually observing the implantation process
And the bit about how sometimes their Gretchin instincts will still take over in the middle of battle, which will lead to the occasional sight of a giant metel killing machine waddling away from an enemy that can't actually hurt it and waving its arms in terror
god, yes
I wish there were mechanics for that, I get why people wouldn't want to actually deal with that but it's so funny
I like how you have to let a deff dread rampage for a few days until they settle in
Cause they get so mad about being stuck in the kan
me when I said to my sister it would be funny for mercenaries to have a special rule where they swap sides
According to the older codexes some of them were actually not permanently piloted
And were just controlled through a ridiculously complicated away of levers and buttons
The old Forge World Mega Dread had a pilot sticking out the top hatch
But also they get to spend some time abusing the new dynamic of "the orks are smaller and squishier than me"
Once chosen and implanted into their new bodies, many Killa Kan pilots go on murderous killing sprees upon activation. Gibbering and howling, they flail about, dishing out well-deserved justice to former bullies and oppressors with their whirling saws, slashing power klaws, and chattering heavy guns. Most Orks find these bloody spectacles hilarious, at least those who are not on the receiving end of the new Kan’s fury. A raucous and violent festival atmosphere often accompanies the brutalities that follow the creation of a new batch of Killa Kans
I also recall that one of the big gunz deafened the grot crew, forcing them to develop crude sign language
which is hard because grots can't hold very many signs at once
good for them
You know
I just realized
This chapter seconds their best to the Deathwatch very often
I can just
Have a squad of Deathwatch Vets
To represent that
throw some DW vet pads around
I could also just do that
But I think it's thematically cool and have the 300 points to spare
both!
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Chaplain (60pts): Absolver Bolt Pistol, Crozius Arcanum (Bladeguard Veterans Squad)
Judiciar (85pts): Absolver Bolt Pistol, Executioner Relic Blade, Weapons of the First Legion (Inner Circle Companions)
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5x Heavy Intercessor Squad (100pts)
5x Intercessor Squad (80pts)
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4x Company Heroes (95pts)
5x Infiltrator Squad (100pts)
6x Inner Circle Companions (180pts)
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This made me really like deathwing knights
In that case, maybe a different name?
i mean shadowsun burned an entire hive because of genestealers
Genestealers are.. difficult tbh
A genestealer infestation is akin to bedbugs in a mattress, there's no saving it.
Yeah GSC and chaos are bad
Chaos can be a little easier to dig out depending on how big it's gotten, but GSC is "you have no idea who might be part of The Family™️."
Yeah, it's more of an "intended target" than "weapon discriptor" which is why it feels off to some folks. You get used to it though.
Which is kind of funny because you'd think you could genetically screen people for it. Unlike chaos where it is primarily belief
probably my favorite ork lore blurb
Pratchett-tier gag
So is there an Armageddon diaspora these days?
Or is there now just a 3rd party to the never ending war on its surface?
yeah
jesus is this the real number?
How does Armageddon... work
If its 140 F all the time
When did the uk go metric
Big air conditioner
Archaeotech AC like that giant gun on the hivestorm planet
the surface is 140F but the hives are mostly enclosed/underground
and armageddon is well turbo fucked anyway
battery acid seas kinda fucked
Hmm orks are the only remaining Armageddon flora
Haven't they been imdustro fucked for a long while?
Incidentally do they even ship regiments off world? Or do they just get recruited and then fight on the planet, tithe paid in tanks?
New points! New points!
I am amazed at the chaos knights points buffs and am strongly tempted to switch to them from chaos daemons in this crusade I'm organizing for some friends. We're starting at 750 points and technically I can bring the abominant without breaking my own rules of "no model can be worth more than half your army's total list on the table." Should I make the switch and become a chaos knight crusade force or stick with chaos daemons for now?
