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They are and you do have to spend RP for them but they are 1 RP each.
Cover changes this a little but still
bikes are fairly well distributed through the classic factions and some of the new ones, but are marines the only ones to get a sidecar?
Can't start with a tyrant unfortunately since the abominant is the only one that I can afford at our point level since it's below 375 points. (No model can be worth more than half your total field able army is a house rule and we start at 750 points.)
I feel like if they don't have one, the orks definitely should have a model with a sidecar
I think shroud runners are the only other one with 2 ppl on a bike but thats pillion
Then prob skip panoply unless you're worried about something funky like plasma spam?
even csm doesnt have access to the attack bike
harlequins also get a pillion style thing
Shroud runners look really sweet as an aside
I didn't even know they were a model until poorhammer did their every factions mounted unit thing
Alright so aura of terror on one of the two stalkers I'm taking or the abominant for sticky objectives?
yeah shroud runners are fun
Probably a stalker since it's cheaper and easier to hide while it does objectives
oh yeah, skyweavers
They look great but they're a pain to paint
Cloaks on bikes basically require subassembly painting the riders but their legs often break off when you try to pu them back on the bike
Oh no D=
It's basically painting 2 rangers and a whole bike model
So much painting for like 26 points per model
I think you have too much faith
Or maybe I’m too bitter but I think it will just be a new upgrade sprue and maybe some noise marines
almost guaranteed an updated lucius wouldnt we?
Yeah that’s likely imo
They can't have a book with one of the few ec characters people know in easily ebay'd finecast
Maybe not him but yeah maybe something to go with him.
I could easily see Numen
DOOMRIDER
I'm buying a new Doomrider if it happens even if I don't bother with the rest of the army.
I hope he's great but still randomly drives off to go do cooler shit somewhere else.
i heard buzz about new wolf stuff teased? anyone know about that?
This seems like the kind of thing that's too whimsical and fun for current GW but I agree.
Just wreck shit over the board and then go "alright, this scene is dead, later losers"
Maybe give him a Fonz jacket over his power armor
Yeah it won't be kept if he comes back at all.
IIRC the last time we saw Doomrider the White Scars had put his head on a pike while the rest of him drove off into the Warp.
Horseless, headless, but still ready to rock!
Yes, inasmuch as regular SM have tanks.
Which is pretty much Predator and Vindicator and I guess Land Raiders.
Like ... don't you also have metal boxes?
They don’t even have Razorbacks…
Yeah outside of the old tank kits uh... Do daemon engines count?
It's not like we're getting new vehicles every year like loyalists
Or whirlwinds
DG does have the plagueburst crawler though
Admittedly that was discovered in M36 and CSM typically still rely on Heresy-era equipment.
CSM should have more esoteric Dark Mechanicum stuff
In this essay I will-
Or more stuff like the Defiler
Something very distinct from both old Imperial and generic Space Marine equipment
im a bit funny in that i kinda want, with the primaris stuff in vogue, chaos should feature more old shit
His enemies don't hide in those ones though
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Yeah but in a cool way
We don’t hide in them we chill tf out in them
And do not forget Sly Marbo
it is neat that chaos shit back in the day just randomly comes with a rocket launching pod
that space marines from the same era just didnt'
"How do we know who the bad guys are?"
They mount rocket launcher on all their rhino chassis vehicles
Now isn't the Imperium that puts Hunter-Killer missiles on everything?
Of course the Havoc Launcher could be fired any number of times.
HK Missiles can only be fired once
We also used to be able to slap doom sirens on the same weapon mount but we lost those. Some of the kits still have them
chaos gods just zoinking doom sirens right off the rhino
i am still salty about this from 2006
i just want lascannons and i dont want to have to commit to a predator!
Havocs
Its okay, Agents dont get lascannons without committing to a transport aircraft
I wish sorcerers could open warp portals on the table...
break out one of these bad boys in the LGS
Yes
And also Warp Instability was a thing for daemons
So you could just have the unit vanish
But hey that’s chaos
the 9e implementation was pretty chill
like you took daemon allies and they had a rule to deep strike closer within a keyword, then that keyword was distributed throughout chaos
started doing a test paint for vespid and it's pretty fun. new vespids are really cool
my only real issue with them is I wish there was more of the tau stuff present, like the classic ones having chest plates. Shadestrain is definitely my favourite ;P
I'd love to do a conversion to that effect but seems a little complicated with all the organic parts :/
there's also this weird thing on the old vespids and I have no idea what it's about
its like a. egg or something
bug gubbins
maybe it was meant to be a weird alien grenade
in any case gone now for the extra set of arms. which might also be what led to the removal of the armour tbh
not a lot of room left to run pipes
what're some good 40k books? I've read all of gaunt's ghosts and ciaphas cain as well as Faith and Steel
The Heresy books seem interesting but jesus christ that's a lot of books
the Ravenor books are fun
The Infinite and the Divin.
*Divine
Also Storm of Iron.
I liked the Eisenhorn trilogy
I've read infdiv and eisenhorn
15 hours is good
Inquisition War, if you can find it.
Shira Calpurnia is neat
There's an omnibus about an admech expeditionary fleet
I forget the title
Forges of Mars!
Titan: God Machine I think was good, unless thats the comic
am I thinking of Titanicus?
It is a comic but it is good
Hellsreach was fun for a really straightforward milSF take on the setting
Oh right Night Lords trilogy.
The mechanicus trilogy is neat, Ravenor is good, Night Lords trilogy is good, Dead Men Walking is good, and I liked tha Fabulous Bill books
Especially the stuff with the Genehounds/New Men, GW I beg you make rules for them
Oh, the Charcharadons novel is interesting
I did read forge of mars
the warhammer crime novels are best in show
just occurred to me thinking about vespids as a nid proxy and like, the three special weapons actually correspond to the new gaunt special weapons really well???
Oh huh
spike rifle // rail rifle, strangleweb // flamer, barblauncher // grenade launcher
They might make great commando gargoyles yeah
spike rifle gargoyle feels like it would look pretty cool
A bunch of gargoyles and one of the neurotyrant neuroloids (that might be a bit too small though, hmm)
i think the neuroloid is about perfect tbh
my concern with gargoyles or at least using the current gargoyles is they're kinda samey and also take up a lot of space
which looks great in a big swarm in 40k but isnt ideal for kill team sized thing
Only downside of a neuroloid is it harder to give it that disappointed face the drone has
they also already fall over a lot on 32 mm flight stand bases so rebasing to 28mm would suck
This guy has had enough of the Vespids antics:
Yeah. Maybe for a new gargoyle kit
Can I recommend Peter Fehervari's work? Fire Caste is a great Guard novel.
His novels can be a bit dense in terms of prose but I think they're some of the best BL work alongside Abnetts, and they have the best depiction of both the Tau, and Chaos as a subtle corruption.
I find the action novels really boring. It’s like the same 3 or 4 mission objectives but they madlib in different protagonists and conditions
Being said Knights of Macragge is pretty cool because of Cato’s moustache
Looking at the list of Underworld warbands getting rules in the new edition and noticing that the only skaven warband that is getting rules is the one who has been oop for the longest. And the one who they still sell won't be getting rules...
I think the other ones are getting pdf rules? but yeah it's weird
like thorns of the briar queen not being a starting band when it's super iconic and they re-released it not that long ago for that reason
I wonder if it's maybe,,, because having actually mechanically interesting teams in the new edition is impossible looool
oh all the recent/current warbands are getting pdf rules but will be in competitive rotation
which does include the recent re-release
wait yeah what
plaguepack is literally the second most recent chaos warband
I just thought of a bunch of space marine clowns 
The Clown Marines were formed after witnessing the Harlequins on the battlefield
What's a good name for a chaos knight army for a crusade? The Lore for my army is that the knight abominant serving as the warlord is piloted by a person whose mind and memory has become the playthings of the chaos gods to the point he is borderline flesh Eater Court level delusional. He is unaware of the chaos corruption around him and any time he starts to suspect something is off, the gods twist his perspective to make him Oblivious to the destruction and chaos caused by him and his subordinates. The abominant knows he must keep marching forward and fight whatever lies ahead as they're stopping him from reaching his goal...that he doesn't even know what it is since the gods change what his aims are each time he starts to think he's getting close. So this assortment of knights is led by a chaos knight whose Oblivious to the fact he serves the ruinious powers or that they even exist since he even sees traitor guardsmen and chaos space marines as just regular instead of chaos corrupted.
What do you think?
Fear Made Manifest
The Grand March
I know one person I asked suggested the puppet's march but wasn't sure even though it seems like a good starting point.
The Court of the Blind King. Much like the monarch/lord of the house the name is a lie and a truth. The Emperor's justice is blind and unforgiving and his house is the hammer of that justice! But in reality he is a deluded lord blind to the world around him. A name undoubtedly suggested by a snickering tzeentchian bondsmen or lesser knight of the house.
I like that
I've been cooking with knight ideas recently but don't want to commit the time or money to the project when I've still got a tzeentch army to finish
And quickly dwindling shelf space lol
As an interesting addendum to that name
The Blind King was a rogue tech priest in the Collegia Titanica supposedly killed in M37
Never heard of that before
Army lore:
A war host of knights who march through the warp to various battlefields at the whims of their master and the dark gods who whisper in his ears. The Phyraxos Sector has caught the attention of the Ruinous Powers and so the Blind King and his retinue march forward once more into ruin and glory.
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Knight abominant "The Blind King" lore:
A knight abominant whose origins and even the identity of the pilot has been lost to the ages. The Blind King is the moniker given to the knight as he wades through battlefields alongside his retinue following the whispered demands of the chaos gods. The pilot is unaware of how corrupted him and his allies have become as his perception of reality is continously twisted by the gods to be Oblivious to the corruption and devastation that surrounds him. He wanders from battlefield to battlefield knowing only that he must continue to push forward and crush all that is in his way though only the gods know what the goal is since they change it constantly. He hears not the chaotic cries and screams of his allies as he only sees them as the silent and stoic retinue that follow him everywhere and fight when he does.
Should I bother writing lore for the 10 wardog bondsmen of the chaos knight house I've been cooking up? My idea was for each of the 5 knights to have 2 bondsmen each tailored to their knight patterns respective synergies but this feels like a lot of effort for a project that I may never get around too
Do it
This stuff seems rad yeah
Damnit, time to draft up why some chuckle fuck wardogs are loyal to their particular flavor of chaos worshipping lord
random thought with discussion of crusading
what better time to bring a deathstrike
than in crusade
Indeed
Had a friend considering doing that with an infantry+artillery focused army before realizing the model for the deathstrike didn't load for everyone in tabletop simulator.
I would 100% watch a Skitarii cleaning his equipment
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Yeah but would you watch a skitarius do their eyeliner and mascara?
thousand sons this blood ravens that. gabriel angelos is from the planet cyrene in the system aurelia???
(aurelian being the surname of lorgar and cyrene the blessed lady of the word bearers)
(doylist wise first heretic came out 6 years after dawn of war but yknow)
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Just like Angry Ron ?
Hey gang, weird question -- I wanna kitbash a meteor hammer (onto a Vampire Lord On Zombie Dragon). Thoughts on how to pull that off?
Could be an old school style missile launcher too yeah?
"Night Haunter," "Raven Raven," and "Iron Hands" don't count because they're canon i guess
hey them are some weird birds
testpid!
really happy with it
original colouring + bork'an winter camo to match my parent's army
(from back when white camo was bork'ans signature look and not vior'las)
it's funny how big they are but it kinda works, and makes them pretty fun to paint too
oh I dig that
I also do appreciate, thinking about it, that 40K has your classic space bug hive mind implaccable enemy with whom coexistence is impossible, but also space bugs that are just chill guys
one thing I find really funny about vespids is that they seemingly like
it's almost more weird and cool that tau didn't mind control them, they just reach a consensus ridiculously quickly
like when the tau found them they were in a state of MAD that actually worked because they just all agreed that war would be a waste
so it was like as soon as they knew what the tau were actually asking for they just decided almost instantly which way they wanted to go
see, that's cool
and frankly, IMO, more interesting than "the Tau need to be grimdark"
yeah
its just like
more interesting to have a bit of alien psychology than to just repeat the same old 1984 tropes
I just remember someone grousing about how an Etherial special character was an evil Catholic, because if there's one setting that doesn't need more factions to have evil Catholics it is Warhammer 40K
the "evil Catholic" requirements are handily met
tau as the UN peacekeeping forces
cause pope?
lowkey the corvus blackstar!
Yeah.
Again, evil Catholic is a classic 40K aesthetic, but like half the point of the Tau is that they're not doing the 40K stuff
Hard agree
I think the Vespids being Really Weird is much cooler than mind control
i wonder what the space dwarfs are doing
what's the super capitalism thing they do where they take your planet?
i remember someone mentioning that
digging a hole
diggy diggy hole
they just crack open planets to mine them without much regard for anyone living there aiui
votann need their grimdark material to fit in lol
So, Leagues usually offer to trade for what they think is fair value
They then offer higher than fair value, sometimes
and only if the other party refuses again
do they go planet cracking
Look sometimes you don't want it enough to stop them so they take it anyway.
Now this is of course still fucked up
Your choices become 'sell your planet' or 'have it mined out underneath your feet'
Luck has, need keeps, toil earns afterall.
Of the factions I think they're the second least fucked behind the t'au (arguably)
since the t'au have 'letting multiple species be part of their societies' over them
At least until the Votann collapse entirely.
It’s not stated
But they seem to primarily reproduce mechanically
I also think that the (craftworld) Eldar are actually the holders of the somewhat dubious least-fucked-up mantle
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhhh
They
Cleanse maiden worlds they find mon'keigh on if they think they can afford to
They're a distant 3rd if anything.
They just don't because they're
Tiny
And would rather not have half the galaxy hunting them specifically for forever
Their self-contained craftworld societies seem good tho
Definitely one of if not the least raw deal one could get out of being born in 40k
That’s from Inquisition War and opens up a really large can of worms if you use it for lore :p
Harlequin to be exact but it’s in the same trilogy
Eldar commit their fair amount of atrocities it's really hard picking the least fucked up when everyone can be so bad
No it’s a significantly smaller amount than pretty much everyone
The eldar just have tons of fan slander against them
Why is Inquisition War specifically discounted?
It’s old as fuck and features a lot of stuff which isn’t really kept in modernity
fair
There’s squats and such
I think it’s one of the books with GW’s “may not reflect the current setting” markers
Does it also include the infamous 'sacrificing space nuns for their virginal purity even though they don't have to be virginal'
They’re fun books though
Fucking Grey Knights
I don’t remember that at least but they’re a blur
There are some other sources for eldar scouring maiden worlds but they’re… mostly fairly justifiable
Like “oh there were Orks there”
Or “oh they evicted some tech priests who were looting the place”
Oh “oh yeah they kicked the Black Legion off one”
yeah fair
But the eldar also like… establish protectorates of other species which they protect for fairly altruistic reasons
The 9E eldar codex has the craftworlds getting in a huge dust-up against a hive fleet for a region of space full of random aliens they’ve sworn to protect
Which is like… “whoops aren’t you supposed to be un AoS?” Tier for 40k :p
lmao
amazing
btw, to circle back to my earlier struck through statement
Exorcists are based and infinitely cooler
The Inquisition War does have a ton of stuff they picked up on again later, and probably some of the best weird Chaos shit.
Yeah I’m not saying don’t I’m just saying it comes with extra goodies
I like the blurb about the Inquisition going after a planet because the laws were too fair and the food too good
I've definitely seen "Eldar don't want mon'keigh cooties on their Maiden Worlds" past Inquisition War
I am actually in the significant minority in that I actually think that is good lore for the GK and people just didn’t like it because of (valid) contemporary factors not really lore
Since at the time GK and SOB were the paired “inquisition factions” with all metal neglected ranges and dated rules (especially SoB, who were using a 3rd Ed codex in 5e)
Yeah, it was kind of driving home the point of "the Grey Knights aren't holy champions, they're daemon hunters"
It could have been literally any other Imperial faction and it would have been... still really fucking stupid but at least it wouldn't have been specifically the nuns with the powered bustiers
And it felt pretty shit to have one faction get a huge range refresh and lore picking on the other more neglected faction
Yeah that’s the part which it’s good for IMO
I will point out
Sisters were jobbing a lot at that point, yeah
I give no fucks about rules
5th edition probably came out when I was in kindergarten lmao
I just think it's gross and whoever wrote it needs a slap
It pretty clearly gets across that the GK are ruthless and entirely practical in their pursuit of the daemon, and that goes as far as using the rules of sympathy to do khornate blood magic to beat Khorne
If they’d had the exact same lore but the GK killed a bunch of Ultramarines people would probably have added it to the epic based pile of feats (this is perhaps uncharitable)
Though I definitely get the discomfort with “oh yeah they killed a bunch of the only predominantly female faction” since this is basically a complicated backflip trick into fridging
And that’s good criticism
But I think the “GK will kill their allies and do blood magic with their corpses” is good lore
So I actually don't vibe with the whole 'will do khornate blood magic to beat khorne' cuz if any other faction of any other part of the Imperium tried that
Dead
So dead
So hilariously, monumentally dead at the hands of the Inquisition
Unless the entire oversight of the Grey Knights is composed of Xanthists cool with literally an entire chapter full of space marine psykers doing that
Like isn't Crowe on super thin ice for using his sword?
Afaik no
The GK are also kind of a special case in a lot of ways
No more thin ice than the space wolf chapter master is for using a deamon ax.
Since they’re another sigilite faction which predates the inquisition and has probably nearly as much influence as the custodes and such (they at least get to check out the cool vaults and such)
And the Imperium has an amazing aptitude for hypocrisy
✨ the Imperium is built on foundations of hypocricy! ✨
I like the GK when what’s played up is their separation from the wider imperium and the political stuff and less the magically chaos immune paladins in space stuff
I do much prefer the GK novel where it's discovered that every bolt they fired had to be annoted with the blood of a relatively pure citizen. Then it switches scenes to the character just spraying tons of bullets. Really sets the tone.
The warning light of 'this entire chapter of psykers under control of the Inquisition just sacrificed a bunch of people in a blood ritual and didn't immediately all get summarily executed' cannot be hidden from me under the lampshade of 'but the bureaucracy is hypocritical', I am sorry lmao
Summarily executed by who? The Inquisition?
See except the Inquisition gets up the ass of him and his chapter every other week
No it’s because they’re at the top haha
Are they not under the auspices of the Inquisition?
Its complicated since claimed and actual authority varies
If I am incorrect and their status as a chamber militant is more of a formality then I guess fair enough
Though no stink being kicked up about the sacrifices that I am aware of
Bothers me still
But the grey knights were established by the orders of Malcador before the Inquisition even existed
Well
So they draw their authority from the same “level”
But also the Inquisition are exactly the guys who do blood sacrifice to deal with daemon incursions if necessary.
To serve Malcador, whose powers have been taken up by the Inquisition
An inquisitor ordering it would unironically make it make more sense to me
AIUI the status quo is more or less that the GK put themselves in service of the Inquisition as a chamber militant and in return the Inquisition does not oversee them internally
They’re just the secret anti daemon guys
Ahhhhhhhhkay
And with a 0 in 10,000 years failure rate for corruption and the GK having about as many backdoors into the imperial machine as the custodes it’s worked ok for them
Still think it's dumb but for the reasons I think the Greys are dumb, and the whole fridging aspect
As opposed to being additionally dumb
Something I like about the GK is that they’re basically chaos immune and they’re a bunch of extremely hardcore atheists who just do it with psychic and material skill and works
They’re like a relic of what could have been kinda
They’re also all huge assholes but in kind of a “space special forces” kind of way
I mean if you like that more power to you
I like the idea of struggling with Chaos
How getting fuckin angry plays into Khorne
Selfish desires, perfectionism, and obsession into Slaanesh
etc etc
I mean it doesn't necessarily make you go full Chaos crazy, but it's sure as hell feeding it
I mean I agree - what I like about the GK is that they work (outlandishly) hard for their chaos immunity
I mean unless they're written by Mat Ward and just slaughter a bunch of Sisters for it.
They’re also kind of an unscalable and insanely wasteful organization to do it
Scroll up lol
I mean all I know about Grey Knights and their immunity is 'they are the best trained librarians in the entire Imperium granted the gene-seed of the Emperor, so they're incorruptible'
IIRC it’s something like a million aspirants burned through to make a single field-ready knight
This doesn't make me like them more this is just a writer trying to create proof about how special and cool they are
They definitely have a lot of insights into the warp others don’t since they have a pretty much unparalleled amount of forbidden lore but idk about best trained
The emperor’s geneseed thing is afaik in universe speculation and/or a fan thing
Afaik it’s not officially stated anywhere but based on what we know it’s probably chimeric between a bunch of legions
fair about the geneseed thing
also if the greys aren't the best trained librarians who are?
Who else would it be if not 'the literal legion who are all anti-daemon psykers'
I don’t think it’s definitively stated
There’s tidbits like Tigurius or the Red Scorps guy being strongest
I mean in terms of like
as a body
The average space marine librarian vs the average grey knight
Oh as a whole it’s probably the GK because they’re all battle psykers but the individuals aren’t that strong and have highly specialized training
Like a Librarian is a better psyker than any standard GK, who basically just knows Aegis, Hammerhand, eat hot chip, and kill
Right
I forgot about the joke that is the fact most Grey Knights don't know Smite
AIUI the average GK is a pretty weak psyker (they’re mostly pulled from throne-food iirc) but they drill like 2-3 powers super hard
man
And interestingly, I don’t think there’s any super notable GK librarians
Always remember the Inquisitor's creed:
anyone who is less willing than you to use forbidden knowledge and tools is a weakling unwilling to take the steps necessary to defeat the Imperium's enemies
anyone who is more willing than you to use forbidden knowledge and tools is a heretic
Like they have them but they’re pretty unexceptional?
Now I wanna see a GK get jobbed by a Dark Angel or something in a psyker duel
It’s probably not that weird
The GK are an extremely specialized fighting force
Like there was a funny thing with their old flyer which is illustrative
(I remember when you could only take GK Termies in your army if you were fighting CSM)
The normal space marine stormraven has a pack of powerful antitank missiles
The GK stormraven instead has a bunch of missiles loaded with hexagrammatic silver or something
For daemons
Because the GK don’t traditionally fight people with tanks
Or at least, tanks which aren’t possessed
So the GK are super elite but also like… kind of jobbers for fighting space marines
"Hey Grey Knight, look what I can do." zaps on electric light
"Fuck you."
All right I'm gonna stop I've yukked your yums too much as is
They are on average about as powerful as an IG psyker, just that they're 1) specialized, 2) really good at channeling as a group, and 3) seem to use it mostly for their force weapons and communicating telepathically.
It's like uuuuuh way back in 2e/3e when you had various levels of heroes based on points, a single GK is about as powerful psyker-wise as whatever the lowest-level librarian was. Which was just one power and a force sword.
They also killed anyone who wasn't inquisition/space Marines who saw them until the great rift happened right?
Lexicanum, that was the lowest rank of a librarian.
That was SOP but didn’t always happen
Oh interesting, stronger than I remember
I started playing in 4e
I do like how the names of the librarian ranks are just
I do remember the Lexicanum/Codicier/Epistolary split though
Yeah by 4e it was mostly gone as GW removed the various lower-rank aspects of heroes.
dumb Latin or faux-Latin for book of knowledge, writer, and 'relating to writing'
Makes sense, I mostly remember it from older books
https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Grey_Knights_Librarian Now, actual GK librarians are probably closer to a SM chief librarian in power because they have the talent and focus that other GK don't have.
Grey Knights Librarians are powerful Psykers that serve as the Librarians of the Grey Knights.[1]
Like being able to take a shittier captain-equivalent for Black Templars if you wanted to save points
https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Valdar_Aurikon lol he exploded into gold
Valdar Aurikon was a Grand Master of the Grey Knights Chapter. He led the Third Brotherhood as Warden of the Librarius, in effect acting as the Chapter's Chief Librarian (in that he has command and control of the Librarius).[1]
In late M41, Aurikon and his Brotherhood came to the aid of the Space Wolves Chapter, when the Daemon Prince Magnus le...
In late M41, Aurikon and his Brotherhood came to the aid of the Space Wolves Chapter, when the Daemon Prince Magnus led an invasion of their Homeworld Fenris. However, he was later killed by Magnus, after the Daemon Prince caught the Grandmaster's psychic lightning and hurled it back at him, causing Aurikon's body to turn into nuggets of fool's gold.[2]
(you didn't though that +1 Ld army-wide was mandatory when you needed to check morale any time you took a shooting casualty)
(previous gif seemed too rapid)
someone brought up the Khorne axe Grimnar has
not even real gold, the disrespect
I have decided the chapter master of my homebrew dark angels successor has a reforged Tzeentch sword
Yeah lol one of the most pointless characters ever penned
XD
https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Aldrik_Voldus Only one, and he did get a Joytoy figure so I think that's notable.
Aldrik Voldus is the newly promoted Grand Master of the Grey Knights Chapter's Third Brotherhood and the Warden of the Librarius.[1] He was appointed to the position by Supreme Grand Master Kaldor Draigo[3a] and is the most powerful psyker the Grey Knights have seen in centuries.[3d]
I worked my army fluff to explain why I had two Marshals in my Crusade (basically one of them was a Castellan so good he had Marshal stats)
so I could have a cheap small game Leadership boost Marshal and a pile on all the upgrades Marshal Fuckshitup
Haha
considering remodeling him as a Counts As Helbrecht
More effort than I put in with my army lol
'This Judiciar is a chaplain by lore and there's also another chaplain in the same army, fuck you'
'And technically the Judiciar is by lore the other chaplain's superior'
I do think it's funny how many of my characters actually fit as Counts As of other characters
the inquisition didnt even know about the gk for a while
institutionally at least
chambers militant are all kinda pretty much. idk pretty much an abandoned concept imo
like deathwatch pretty much just work alone? they send exactly the right amount of marines to deal with a specific problem and the ordo xenos part is probably more intelligence gathering than anything
sisters of battle are theoretically associated with the ordo hereticus and the eclessiarchy, and being Not Marines are more bound than most, but are also a sword of damocles against corruption in any branch of the imperium
and then gk and malleus are just this weird area where they kinda co-operate and do similar things
The funniest thing about GKs is 100% they were originally sold as being the most Spacemarine.
Like the super elite hardcore anti-daemon types that were more Space Marine than all the other chapters.
Now Custodes kinda eating their themed lunch
(This again brought to you by how much they were hyped up when they debuted with Daemonhunters in 4th ed)
They came out in 3rd actually.
Was that third? I always associated the black border books with 4th
and the gray-border thin splats with 3rd
It was 3rd. Halfway through the edition they started doing black borders.
I stand corrected. Those two editions always blurred together to me, I think in part because of that change.
I do remember that them all being pewter models and hearing the phrase "Thanks for paying my rent for a month" for someone who went out and bought a 2k army of them when they launched
well the thing is that custodes are 100% not space marines
Well, actually I don't think any of them had grey borders.
they're just the most elite army you can get
I know they're not literally space marines but the 'super elite ultra-mega-cool superhuman'
Orks had a funky border.
https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/mediawiki/images/f/f6/Codex_Catachans_FCover.jpg Cata with the camo border
How might one, if they were imagining hypotheticals within the current rules, reimagine the way a space marine chapter or company banner/ancient is presented in order to make it more of a center piece unit?
I actually quite like GK myself
Stodes are much more weird with aestetics and vibe
Just not a fan of them being characterized as the ordo malleus' mindless attack dogs
aura cover saves
improve WS by 1 or strength by 1
pretty much anything banners used to do
+1 wound for the purposes of combat resolution? xP
(with the company banner stacking with the unit banner being the unique part of the effect)
My extreme nooby shitter response is 'make their stats not balls'
idk they just seem kind of lame next to the other characters
Reason I ask is because ancients are kinda by the wayside
Company heroes are alright and have some good play options
But I'd like the banner to be like
The eye magnet on the field
And a centerpiece model
I was thinking a monster unit instead of infantry, that has an ability or a set of abilities that it can choose during the command phase to affect infantry nearby or something
i think theyve pretty regularly had play in hellblaster balls since 8th at least
Not as much in 10th as far as I know?
I would play them in crusade but not as much in normal play except as an indulgence
But the battle sister relic unit I forget the name of feels like it might be a great way to reimagine a banner Bearer style thing
Adeptus Mechanicus moment
grimaldus kinda has that vibe
though not sure if you mean the imagifier who looks pretty awesome as is or the special character who. has a name
both are pretty cool
Dark Angels had some crazy aura buffs on their sacred standards which made them a literal centerpiece in 6e
I forget exactly what they did now though
Is the Triumph of Saint Kathrine a relic unit?
Relic unit?
In regards to this
I dont think so? Because I think they're referring to units that are in legends? And triumph is not.
The base for that was how to make a banner a eye magnet/centerpiece
When in doubt
Add more flags
And add height
thats how I did my lord solar proxy. built up a cork tower and at the highest point I put my flags
This is the relic unit I was referring to, in that they are carrying a lot of relics
generally i imagine, instead of a leader unit that you can attach to a infantry unit with moderate to lackluster abilties; you have a single monster unit that has a powerful ability/abilities. Think like a primarch aura without the whole primarch
possibly with an honor guard or something
poops out a lot of basic fire and has a buncha wounds
something for your marines to really rally around
https://www.reddit.com/r/Warhammer40k/comments/1g9fcc5/death_company_marines_bantax_assault_markings/ I love this look of Death Company colors just spraypainted on
Field expedient D-coy colors rule yeah
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chaplains keep a spare can of black and red spray paint on em just in case
maybe a wash on it to accent the details under the face paint? 🤔
hmm yeah a darker wash then highlight the rivets
hardest thing you can do is making something look like it was poorly painted
Mood
There is thankfully little tricks to help with that.
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Reminds me of how the Red Corsairs used to do, back when they were the Red Scars
Colors of their loyalist chapters but red paint over the symbols and Imperial iconography
That's such a cool aesthetic too, I still want to make a CSM army with that theme
Its definitely a "I have so much paint what should I do with it" kind of build
not a first army theme but like a 3rd or 4th
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Seems neat
Animorphs-ass cover tho
Secret chaos from the pov of the tau sounds neat
But I think they’re kinda low
Antagonist is apparently a Raptor marine fomenting rebellion
2001 pc ass cutscene screen
Water & Earth on the left side and Air & Fire on the right, ye?
The girl in the back?
~~ Ken Penders ass cover~~
Doesn't look that bricky to me
yeah, forehead is too small
bricky isnt blue
Tho her shoulder pad art does not look very Tau
In oldhammer rare finds: scored some Battle Master board game beastmen for about 5 bux.
And they are hilariously so weedy compared to normal Gors lmao
earth caste should be big butches send tweet
they are the eat lots of produce and livestock while building big things caste
Cross-cultural exchange with humans sees them wearing flannel more and more often.
Pfffft
LOVE these
been listening to renegades lord of excess on my commutes to work lately
is xantine just fucking stupid
what’s his problem
Have to read that
A dude on reddit asked to grab teh part in Betrayer where angron was eating rocks under rubble to try and free himself
And still
Betrayer is funny as hell
'The shaking started, harder, heavier. He slavered with it, crawling faster,
the stones carving into his muscles as he dragged himself over them, under
them, through them.
Angron, you’re crawling downwards, deeper into the earth.
No. That wasn’t true.'(...)
(...)
He started screaming, venting his precious breath into the place between
panic and rage. Blood sheeted from his mouth and nose. The pain engine in
his skull tick-tocked into overdrive, knifing its needles deeper into the meat
of his mind. He had to kill. He had to kill. He wasn’t weak. He wasn’t
scared. He wasn’t helpless.
‘Kill,’ he choked the words out, gagging on a mouthful of rock. ‘Kill.
Maim. Burn.’(...)
Or when Lorgar tried to explain that, when he fought against Leman
he lost
Even if he had the most kills at the end

(...)
‘You didn’t answer Russ’s question,’ he said. ‘Did you truly learn nothing
from that fight?’
Angron blinked, the dull edge of surprise coming into his eyes. ‘What
revelation should I have come to? I learned he wasn’t allowed to kill me. I
learned he postured in the hope of bringing me back to Terra, collared and
submissive to his whims.’
‘No.’ Lorgar was almost breathless in disbelief. ‘No, no, no. Angron, you
stubborn fool. None of that matters.’
‘There were more dead Wolves on that field than dead World Eaters. That
matters.’
That, thought Lorgar, was also arguable, but he let it pass. ‘Russ had you
cold. You said you had him at your mercy, but he crawled free.’
‘He crawled.’ Angron chuckled again, making a meal of the word.
‘And when he rose, he had you surrounded. He could have killed you.’
‘He tried and failed.’
‘His men, Angron. His Legion could have killed you. Whether the
Emperor ordered it or not, Russ spared your life. He didn’t retreat in shame, you arrogant…’ Lorgar sighed. ‘He was probably lamenting your thickskull all the way back to Terra, hoping you’d heed a rather consummate lesson in brotherhood and loyalty. Look what happened. Yes, you beat him in a duel. Yes, your men took down more of his than his of yours. And yet,
who won the battle?’
‘The World Eaters,’ Angron said without hesitation.
(...)
‘No.’ Lorgar was almost breathless in disbelief.
easily
The funniest book in the Horus Heresy
it’s so funny how many primarchs are just actually THAT dumb
I know CSM often strive for daemon prince elevation but what do chaos knight pilots strive for or get rewarded with when they sufficiently please the gods?
The same thing.
For a lot of Knight pilots/Titan Princeps, ascension basically means that they become fused into their machine as one daemonic entity
I see
That tend to happen when you use machinery and work with Chaos, the captain of the first World Eater main ship ended up fused with the ship itself while her soul started to wander around
Or petty
At the start of the book Lorgar was talking with Magnus
And Magnus was just being such a fucking snob until Lorgar asked "And how are your sons doing?'
I do have a good book about Knight Pilots and one shows Knight vs Chaos Knight if you wanna
Becoming from Andy Clark
Lorgar just stared at him for several seconds. ‘I appreciate that every
living being must, by the nature of perception, understand and process life in a different way. But even for you, brother, this is achingly obtuse.’
‘You’re saying the Wolves won.’ Angron looked more amused tham
confused.
‘How can you not see it?’ Lorgar steepled his fingers, trying to rein in his
own temper.
Does melded pilot/Knights show up in the rules for chaos Knights?
Ah, ok
In Angron’s defense he’s got brain implants which inflict pain when he tries thinking too much
So what's the other primarchs' excuse 😛
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The primarch are the skills going back and forth looking to solve this puzzle
When they could simply "the door is unlocked"
But yeah
For example
Look up the interior of the old Forge World chaos war hound
There are definitely still ‘independent’ chaos knight pilots
It’s just merging with the machinery, intentionally or otherwise, seems to be a running theme
For literally everything
Tanks, aircraft, power armor…
Merging with my warhound because I'm just that into yuri.
I like how Double Eagle described the chaos pilots
They’re augmented to the point that they can only survive for a matter of minutes without being plugged into a life support system. The main antagonist insists on walking the thirty feet or so from his litter to his aircraft unaided as a show of strength
hes in a chaos marine book, thats a big stumbling block
double eagle is the reason im going to find one of those old chaos bident flyers one day
But when in an aircraft they’re controlling it as an extension of themselves, seeing out of the gun cameras, and are basically immune to the effects of high-g maneuvers that would cause an Imperial pilot to stroke out
red tithe is a 50/50 split book for night lords and space sharks and both are braindead
the nightlords mostly end up killing eachother
Are the chaos fighters in lore in 30k, or are they something modeled for BFG then 40k?
Sorta curious if we might see them in Legions Imperialis.
Ah, nope they appear to be made after the Heresy.
Hell Blades are aircraft designed to fill the role of interceptors, employed by Chaos forces, including Chaos Space Marines and the more numerous Chaos militias such as the Blood Pact.[1]
Got the goblins on the free blood pass yay
I love how half of the team is ready to get banned from playing on turn 1
Yeah, they're Dark Mechanicum creations
Post-heresy
Especially the Hell Talons
It is believed that they are fashioned with dark arts that make them more than mere weapons. Their simple existence within the Materium seems to disrupt the natural order and spread malign influence, and the presence of large numbers of Hell Talons have been observed to create unpredictable Warp phenomena. These can take the form of vox-distortion, visual and auditory hallucinations, the darkening of skies, and climatic disturbances.
Harbingers are explicitly mentioned to only really show up with the 13th Black Crusade
That being a Manta-sized heavy bomber with the same general aesthetic beats as the Hellblade and Hell Talon
(so mad AI got canned before Chaos came out)
Shout out to Dark Mechanicum for making new stuff
Couldn't be the Mechanicus (Jk love you 😘)
Also how big are fighters in BFG?
Because if the ships are the size of Rhode island
Not to scale.
One of my favorite little things in BFG, actually: the minis aren't to scale with the battlefield, every ship is actually a dot somewhere in the middle of the flying stem, so you measure stem to stem for weapon ranges and stuff. The base marks where something is close enough that it might be able to effect the ship.
That's a cool little detail
Also I realized after I asked about scale that the actual mini has a decent view of the cockpit
So attack craft are modeled by tokens (square base size) to represent a squad.
If the token can reach a ship's base or another attack craft token they can cause an effect.
Bombers, assault boats, and torpedoes attack ships, fighters take away other attack craft.
& actually, noting here, they were modeled after BFG's initial run
Pretty sure they were Forgeworld originals, not sure if they were modeled first for 40K Apocalypse scale or the Forgeworld version of Aeronautica Imperialis
Either way, everything fanmade I've seen people do with BFG has used the chaos fighters, because... I mean, c'mon, they're sick
BFG has a uhh very interesting relationship with scale
being that nothing is in scale, everything is kinda vaugely the right shape and its all handwaved
Part of the process of ramming is that, if you can get in base-to-base with the other ship while moving (no turns), you need to roll Leadership to navigate precisely enough to hit them
is that an ork who hangs out with goblins?
or is it a big goblin?
A Troll, actually
A Trained Troll! Very rare thing
ooh
Are trolls the ones that regenerate forever?
The original BFG Chaos Fighters were...
Quite a bit less aesthetic.
unrelated
The BFG small craft models were all weird chunky little models
Doomfire and Swiftdeath classes if there's more recent stuff on them

Yeah, glancing at the wikis they get brief mentions in the RPGs
but mostly everyone seems to have decided we're doing Hellblades and Helltalons now, which I get
I honestly can't remember the figher models for it since we only ever used the cardboard tokens from the starter.
Does it cost RP to bring an epic hero in crusade? If not would a house rule making them cost 1 rp each be fair?
I know there are a few 40k RPG players here- I'm working on rules for mines and IEDs, does this document make any kind of sense?
my brain pains looking at it, witch is on par with all the 40k rpgs welldone
if i was doing black crusade instead of rouge trader this would be emminetly useful
"Seneschal, you see that continent?"
"Yes m'lud."
"I want it covered in anti-tank mines."
"At once, m'lud."
none of my players would be smart enough to consider airdeployment of mines
their currently trying to think of a large enough rock to blugeon a halo device monster to death with
they might figure out fire in the next year
note they have a fucking multimelta
What is a direct fire artillery piece but a very fast rock?
Though, smh, less inventive than Cold War NATO or Soviets
the problem being that they are inside a void ship and lacking direct fire arty
though they have most of a tank
That’d work
Russians are using scavenged BMP autocannons as field guns, anything is possible with enough Joes/Ivans and some welding equipment
somehow i know their gonna ram it through a window
it'll be rad as hell
last time they had to kill a big bad on a void ship they put a las cannon through the bridge
I loved Battlefleet Gothic. Totally vibes based balance. Factions were playing very different games.
Eldar had to pay attention to the direction of a sun but basically had double moves, Tau basically didn't worry about fire arcs, orks just out there ramming everything
Some factions were brutal hardcounters. Eldar vs Ork was usually VERY one sided.
Necrons on the other hand ignored the holofields Eldar created so they just murdered them.
Really flavorful game which is what you want out of specialist games
Didn’t necrons murder most everything?
Yeah pretty much
They could be hard to pilot weirdly. At least one necron player i played with struggled
Necrons were pretty much "You're going to murder everything, but your flagship costs a third of the entire points limit"
IIRC the Cairn-class was like 500 or 550
Also bfg models were super satisfying to paint. You could do amazing flourishes but honestly a simple dry brush and light detail looked great
They were well designed like that.
Most of the factions had big areas for a spot color as well
The armored prow for Imperials, the trim for Chaos, the sails for Eldar...
Necrons were completely busted but also it was entirely possible for Necrons to table their opponents and still lose.
Unusually among GW games, BFG rewarded you for bailing before getting killed. Your opponent would get some VP if your crippled cruiser disengages but not nearly as many as if they got the kill.
Necrons could disengage from the fight at any time (teleport away) but got hit with much worse penalties for getting a ship killed, they're supposed to vanish mysteriously not fight it out to the end
Front Toward Enemy
also I love that the Tau bomber squad is, explicitly, One Manta.
a family can be a single manta
Does that disengage rule include imperial ships?
Does the value of a space ship outweigh the die in glory attitude of the imperium?
BFG sounds so cool
Yes. Because the ships are irreplaceable
Glory in death is great and all but capital ships are expensive
Alright makes sense, but the imperium also isn't known for making sense so I wanted to double check
Fun fact, when fighting tyranids and only fighting Tyranids you could self destruct a boarded vessel.
That's because anyone tyranids boarded were super dead
Was that a rule for all factions against tyranids or just Inperium
anyone, IIRC
That kinda bums me, I can't imagine necrons doing that
I think all factions fighting tyranid. They were the strongest boarders because it wasn't just the boarders it was the ship eating the crew
I should talk my friends into trying it with me
Tyranids were fun, but also weird, because mostly your fleet just operates by a flow chart.
If you want to actually play the game yourself you could make Ld rolls
the imperium is full of fascist byzantine nonsense, but they're also incredibly stagnant and keep a miserable status quo. replacing a capital ship requires a lot more work and time than other megaprojects, if even possible at all, and the powers that be don't like doing that too often
Just peaked at the rules and wow centimeters!
It's also why they'll risk all sorts of terrors on space hulks. Because they might walk away with a ship and that is worth any risk
Also Imperial ships can take the Power Ram upgrade.
It's like a power sword
but a ram
& yeah, centimeters!
you even had centimeter versions of those plastic rods GW used to sell in their starter boxes
Crunchy crunchy ancient robot mummies
Having played gothic
Tau is silly fun
Warden wolfpacks
Are scary good
Got the jump on a chaos battleship once
also related to Tau and fun
the "Tau bomber squads are one manta" ties into something fun about Tau in Aeronautica Imperialis, which is that they're the only guys who just don't use bombs.
"Bomber" aircraft just have guns big enough to blow up ground targets.
Also the rules for Daemonships were fun.
Basically they can 'haunt' the board, and move around insubstantially. Can't attack, can't be attacked, but anything near them is getting a leadership penalty
But then can pop into substantiality in the end phase
And then can disengage itself from the battle
And then come back again
So it's basically a ghost ship that keeps phasing in and out of existence
Chaos fleets have rules for "ghost ship" it's great
Stupid idea
Have this
Painted on a wall on a ruined building or something for tabletop terrain
As Genestealer Cult Graffiti
the death guard team really shows how boring the justian sculpts are for a heroes release
i think the main guy I like is smoke grenade guy
maybe a little bit thats the standard being raised by the customisation and poses offered by stuff like the intercessor kit in general but like. exceed that standard gw. thats the selling point of heroes
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It wasn't about balance it was about hunting them down if you threw a little too hard
is this fire dragon man
Yeah
fire dragon and warp spiders are the only outstanding right? not counting phoenix lords
Oh my gooood
and the fw guys
Hawks are also still finecast and the scorp lord and dire avengers lord too
i really like how they've painted him, its cool when eavy metal get to break a little bit out of the house style
DA lord is rumored to be getting an update with the codex
oh riiiight dire avengers and hawks
cause da need an update ngl
that mold is grody
eldar are so funny tbh like
its absolutely fair to vent abt having old models in your range but guys you have like 8x2 kits JUST counting aspecy warriors
DAs are at least plastic, asurmen isn't tho
that is significantly more than some peoples full range
like on the order of double to triple
It looks like fuegan has a second profile on his gun now too
Asurman needs it more than DAs imo
dire avengers just need like
Assault melta 1 sustained 2 3 shots S8 -3AP D2 is kinda crazy
Oh wait he already had a profile like this but with no melta or assault and sustained d3
dooope
I guess the other hand goes just before the muzzle when they aim it, but it seems like the two hands are very close together for such a long weapon lol
(also is that like, a second underbarrel melta?)
He's a Phoenix lord, he just 1 hands it always
For the second weapon profile?
I'm not sure what you mean, but I mean on the gun itself
Oh his gun has 2 firing modes in the datasheet
Is that the one new model eldar are going to get with thier codex release?
Year of the Aspect Warrior hopefully
Basically most the resin range replaced
How much resin isn't aspect warriors?
We talking finecast only?
Uh, stuff that is in the codex but not plastic (i.e. not forge world)
Yeah that's what I meant
Maybe Farseer has a point here...
I'd like to put forth that a good bit of the more interesting custodes units, while not in the codex but are both usable in 30 and 40k legally, and as such should be included
Oh yeah, a bunch of that should transition into plastic and into the codex as they are pretty standard in Custodes armies
(the plastic FW knight should also show up in the knight codex imo)
Aye agreed
The custodes stuff is like...... 40% forge world and lord please just.... please the forge world stuff is always sold out.
Give me them in plastic
Or more weapon options for the contemptor so the horus heresy contemptor buy feels more worth it
they look so good! are those dreads?
Yep. The custodes have special dreadnought and a heavy version called the telemon
Another bad thing is the recastors for them are in Ukraine and Russian so kinda a problem there
I am now thinking of Brother Santodes
Telemon my beloved, how I wish you weren't shit in 10th
Yeah
They did give it an unmentioned extra ability. Mind you custodes dreads in general pretty underwehlming
i feel like these days the galatus is actually pretty alright
though im a fan of the achillues for hitting power
the extra save on the galatus is decent
casestus telemon feels a bit memy but i would run it that way
I kinda want to get an achillus
At 155 points it's getting into distraction carnifex range
ehhh, its a little bit, but a big part of a distraction carnifex is that it can actually do some damage if they dont deal with it
most o the time its just terminators and regular custodians all around, or wardens with characters
the dread helps break that up a bit
If only one could make the lenses grey then 100% accurate
It tragically needs to waddle into combat to make use of that. In my experience it rarely gets that far
I'm gonna dig through a bunch of oldhammer chaos banners and see if anything inspires me.
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They should but something feels missing
They do not exude violence
I wanna huff some hopium and say that the new Fuegan and what ever other new elder stuff is stuff is coming as also heralding an EC update and the next big box.
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Also the slaanesh daemon looks os friendly, damn.
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Didn't have a lot of choice i suppose
He looks pretty cool
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I think it’s cool how much of the old model stuck around
yeah it really does just feel like an update, it kept so much of the original design
helmet's the same, axe and gun are the same, kept the shoulders, kept the skull on the belt, gauntlet details, even the cross body belt
Kinda miss the scales tho.
I wonder what would happen if you put one of those arco flagglent pacifier helms on a world eater
I think broadcasting soothing Imperial hymnals directly into the brain would have the opposite of the intended effect
Fellow true divinity pilled chads what the hell do you use autocannons for that you wouldn't rather use a lascannon on
9th edition sentinels if facing marines
Orks of all stripes
Larger squads of tougher low-wound infantry
Finally a worthy foe for stilt man
Also I like the fact I can stick them on Terminators
Though just from looking at Wahapedia, the stats are different now between Autocannons and Reaper Autocannons?
I'm used to them at S7 so seeing Autocannons at S9 now is kind of a 'wut'
Hypothetically, the stats of autocannons can be different between different units under GW's new datasheet philosophy
I'm comparing the Termi Reaper AC to the AC in the Havoc entry
The Reaper is D1 instead of D3, and S7 instead of S9
But it's 4 shots at 36" and gets Devastating Wounds and Sustained Hits
Iirc for the 10e release they mentioned that by not having faction level weapon lists, it gives them the freedom to balance the weapon for the unit instead of having consistency across the army for a weapon
Though they probably try for consistency by default?
On the one hand, meh. On the other, I can definitely see it working with certain vehicles.
Because, like, in the past for something that's supposed to be an all-rounder main battle tank, a single autocannon as the default armament on a predator was pretty anemic.
As it is
It looks like if it's just called a standard Lascannon, Autocannon, or what have you the stats are gonna be identical across datasheets with the exception of BS
But this way you can say it's a 'Predator Autocannon' and give it rapid fire and 4 attacks
I have a giant blank spot in my memory from 4th/5th to what we have now, so...
That probably tracks. 😛
Space Marines having multiple wounds is new and confusing to me.
Hell, weapons having a damage stat is new and confusing to me
A 10e example is that when the index for admech came out, the Dunecrawler heavy phosphor blaster was the same as other heavy phosphor blaster and so sucked on it. They fixed that later lol
Multiple damage weapons is older than space Marines having two wounds
The later is I think is 8e for primaris and 9e for all of them?
Yep
I think it was about 6e or 7e when the Predator got a bespoke autocannon
And for a brief, glorious moment, CSM had Primaris stats while there were wstill separate-statline Firstborn running around
Yes
Back in the day, I typically ran an Annihilator with Daemonic Possession and used it as a Distraction Carnifex
the real change with 10e was stuff like intercessor bolt rifles still being called the same thing while having assault and heavy, rather than the same name meaning the same stats and requiring a special rule to modify them
The change to tags over weapon types was very good
Though I'm annoyed they didn't go with tags over "a bolt weapon is a weapon with bolt in the name or x, y z"
I know pred annihilator it's always gonna be a pick over the destructor because Las, but I like the destructor because I'm an autocannon fan
I think the predator destructor is pretty solid atm
6 S9 D3 shots at 24” isn’t bad
For chaos I think it’s kind of crowded out by the Forgefiend though
I feel like both are in danger of being on the eventual chopping block (moreso for the loyalists given the state of the Rhino)
... There is a Rhino Primaris that can't transport primaris armored Marines? GW please
a bit sad, the gladiator reaper is cool but its no predator destructor
with the thump thump thump
its more brrrt
wait what
ohh
cause the dedicated transports stayed locked
but yeah rhino primaris has nothing to do with primaris haha
If they squat all the non-Primaris stuff, I'm going to be annoye
...Can we callt it squatting anymore now that they're technically back?
we have to call it zoating
there's like one guy and his backstory is defined by the fact that zoats got zoated
oh
right
those guys
I think fantasy zoats just never like, really left
oh waht those are cool
They are but their lore didn't age well
Suuuuuuuuuure didn't!
Racist or sexual violence?
The latter
||They have to kidnap human females to reproduce||
IDK if that's still a thing though
I think the last time it was mentioned was WHFB 3rd ed. Possibly Storm of Magic.
IIRC there was a WFRP 2e mention
Well, that's bow snakes done. Pro tip: don't paint snakes with stripes. They're a massive pain the ass to do
Thinking of a scarlet kingsnake as the scheme for my Ironscale
more stripes, but vertical instead of horizontal and the lines are not nearly as clean
no pictures of the completed set unfortunately
just
all painted out
might grab some shots tomorrow tho
look at that little guy1
They tiny
This was also like, the last time the Fimir were mentioned to begin with
mostly around here i just get HUGE spotted kingsnakes and timber rattlers
sometimes we get a black racer or a kingsnake
cw: snake
Look at this goober
That's a baby but they don't get very large
16 to 20 in
PSA: while these cuties are harmless, they are very very similar to eastern coral snakes which are quite venomous.
Yeah, they'd been mostly absent from WHFB up until SoM when they got a unit entry and then uh. the whole line died lmao
black touches yellow, lovely fellow. yellow touches black, its deadly, jack. 
thanks, can never get binary options right.
Red touches black, friend of Jack. Red touches yellow, deadly fellow.
However, there are several more species with this color combo
and they don't all follow the rhyme so be warned
Inconsiderate of them
There are in fact several species of coral snake that break the rhyme, with red touching black. So don't go picking up strange colorful snakes. That's a good rule to follow in general really.
"Just don't pick up snakes. You don't need to pick up snakes."
Don't pick up unfamiliar animals in general! Unless you're a zoologist, then that's your job.
But they're so pretty!
CW: The horrific consequences of a snake attack
cute
If only
RIP eternal crusade, if only you we're good
Do you really want it to be an EA franchise, though?
How viable is an Eldar army where I use no Guardians lmao
Does this also apply to things like war walkers and weapon platforms, or just no squads of guardians?
Perfectly doable
Guardians are cheap and battleline
But everything they do, other units can do better
Especially since Dire Avengers are already pretty much Guardians+
So far my 'infantry core' if you wanna call it that
