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Went with the fleet detachment since it seems like a more generalist one. Here is an updated 750 list.
Might give the inquisitor that one enhancement to give battleline infiltrators to infiltrate the space marines
Might be worth it since they need a way to make it up the board
As a note I feel like multilayer shoots better into armor because it wounds T10 and T11 on a 5 instead of a 6, even though it lacks AP and d2
Chimera with double flamers can be good too as small overwatch threats
Adding the enhancement makes the list 745/750 points.
Used to enjoy doing that in guard with double flamer catachans.
Nice, given the dwkt and the immolator you could probably switch the agents to other guns if you feel like it
Maybe
Last time I did a crusade I did chaos knights and figured I'd do something different. Kinda wish IA had more support and options for vehicles and anti/vehicle tbh.
Tentative idea for what I might work towards at 2000 points.
Running a blackstar with only 5 dwkt in it is kinda rough
I think you're leaving a fair bit on the table by not taking advantage of some of the really good fleet stuff with breachers and rougue traders
And honestly just subductors being one of the best units in the army
Sanctifiers are also funny flamer spam
Are you set on Imperial Agents in general?
Agents wins basically by drowning your opponent in bodies with really strong deployment tricks, taking out a couple key units, then just praying
You will basically never table someone
You are playing an army that Just Has Less Stuff than everyone else
The fact that blackstars cost more than armigers is wild
Aircraft are overcosted On Purpose pretty much
And aircraft transports especially
How's this for a 2nd attempt at 2k for the crusade?
Looks alright and thematic, though I don't know the meta atm
Mostly for a crusade
Much better, though that's soooo many transports you might struggle to move and hide them
If the goal is to make a traffic jam then its hilarious
Can't take away objectives from me if there's a traffic jam getting to the squishies holding them lol.
Honestly might swap the rhinos out but idk what to spend 150 points on
More characters and enhancements?
A watch master can be really good for the dwkt
Oh you have the inquisitor with them currently
Funny enough that's who the terminator inqusitior was attached to.
I would take fleetmaster on the rogue trader, then maybe some inquistors or a navigator to get clandestine ops and combat landers
giving 3 units infiltrators and 3 units deep strike is amazing for 25 pts
Oh you only have 2 breachers so maybe not the deep strike one? You'd want a 3rd breacher squad to give them all deep strike
Voidsman+breachers+Landers maybe?
Voidsman is either an RTE or navigator
Do y'all think Hellblasters would work decently for Raven Guard/Vanguard Spearhead?
Good old dickhead w/ plasma gun
need a black library votann book thats just treasure planet. replace captain amelia with a rogue trader felinid
actually add in a load of obvious refernces to the old russain treasure planet that became a huge meme too
the treasure ends up being a friendly man of iron who they have to protect from inquisitor Extenditur Johannus Argentus
It's kinda hsocking to me how good the asehtics are of the vontann, how ruich the implcit storytelling is for the vontann (There's a lot you can do on how their own culture is toxically killing them, their ramaptn captalism, etc)
and how little media there actually is on them
makes me wonder what the Black Library book pipeline looks like
i was wondering
Is the shotgun the arbites have some kind of bolter shotgun or just a very big shotgun?
I think it's just a big shotgun
leagues of votann might be the only ones to combine bolter and shotgun
Really?
interesting
I thought for sure the shotgun in bolt gun was like a bolter shotgun
the shotgun in the game is pretty good
space marines definitely have access to a range of different shot shells, but the hernkyn are the only ones who's shotguns are called "bolt shotguns". And Votann have barely any lore so we don't know what that means
Right
are hernkyn votann as well?
Yeah, they're the squat scouts

As for Boltgun the game, it's totally believable that they put explosives in the shot shells made on Graia, but also maybe stuff explodes because it's a goofy doomlike spinoff
that's fair
The boltgun shotgun is the deathwatch shotgun which has (among other things) explosive rounds lore wise
Most shotguns can also fire bolts in general though
Is a bolt shotgun assumed to be firing a single bolt or somehow cluster firing the gyrojet rounds?
its a cluster of explosive rounds
Oh I mean in general, it's noted that votann have bolt shotguns and bolt revolvers. Space Marine shotguns are just Astartes shotguns so it's less implied that it's bolts
it's like a canister shell of bolts
but standard astartes shotguns aren't bolt shotguns, yeah
i see, so they do exist at least
I do love that the Ironkin have holographic projector so they can pretend to be Definitely A Real Dorf to various people
And absolutely not an AI why would you say that, I'm going to go and drink this beer to prove you wrong
Meanwhile, UR-25 "I'm absolutely a mechanicud robot, you can tell because if my imperial Aquila!"
Leman Russ the type of Primarch to stare his brothers dead in the eyes and eat a fuzzy kiwi, whole, without peeling the skin off
And that's why I love him
Making my own characters and a datasheet for them is a lot of fun ngl
Genuine question. Why is the Pathfinder box 55 dollars while the firewarriors (our battleline) is 70???
Same amount of models
Pathfinders I'm sure have more bits to them as well because of the 3 options for a Pathfinder drone on top of the two regular drones. As well as ion rifles and rail rifles and the grenade launcher
Astartes do have the frag cannon witch is like a giant explosive shotgun
But its frag as in fragments but also as frag grenade
Its aweird gun
Fire warriors box also builds Breachers
Ah so a single gun change?
Also older sculpts, I believe? Their refresh was back in like the 6th ed codex
Just makes me a lil pissed that our battleline is expensive
š¤ the $10 surcharge on warriors for half a scarab unit is annoying as sin and basically just guarantees you end up with a buncha junk scarabs
breachers have different heads, guns, shoulder armor, and backpacks
also which pathfinder box are you looking at?
everything getting cheaper can only help big waaagh honestly
You think an aeldari could get mistaken for a mutant if around more uneducated civilians?
Until the Aeldari hears that, yes.
i mean yeah...but i was thinking more of a situation where they would be hiding or something
Cool 
I'm just listening to people talk about the Tau change
We...we got a nasty buff
From my understanding of what people are saying if the stealthsuits if they're chosen to be observers. Every model in your army who targets the unit they spot, gets rerolls of 1 to hit and wound
Yup
Unless any of those other units also spotted
Observer units don't get the bonus BS or rerolls
It's a meaty buff and also why stealth suits are 20 points more expensive
Same with the Through Unity Devastation. Every model in your army who targets the spotted unit, gets lethal
And the Mont'ka version
We got a HUGE buff
Also Kauyon getting right off rip, guided units ignore any or all modifiers, is actually insane. I don't mind the loss to sustain
Ignoring modifiers army wide for the entire game (if guided) is actually crazy
I'm so happy to be a Tau player
I chose the right army at the right time
A lot of battlesuits already ignore modifiers to hit
Yes. However, in Kauyon, I think it's a decent idea to keep your crisis suits in deepstrike
Giving your small infantry the ability to properly hit while other units score secondaries, is nice
Makes stuff like pathfinders scarier as well
Let your small guys widdle down the enemy and score secondaries while your opponent rushes you because you're Tau and "weak". Then dropping in their open backline with Sunforgers or Starscythes or whatever
Breachers being able to hit like a fucking truck. Then BR3 if they're alive, getting a sustained hit buff
People are scared of breachers. Giving them ignore modifiers is great. Sustained hits benefits your suits most, but giving your small guys a scary buff while your scary guys wait safely in deepstrike
I thought this guy was huffing the plasma coolant lmao
I have time to say what I wanna say cause I feel like I'm being all over the place and repeating myself
hello everyone. someday i will find out how many teleporting units of orks is too many. currently we're at 2/turn of 7 units. its really funny.....
Ignore modifiers army wide, is helpful, because the stuff that on their datasheet, ignores modifiers. Is the riptide, certain wargear, and fireknives.
Those are a few units and optional wargear
And maybe other units. Anyways
Ignore modifiers can be incredibly helpful for units like hammerheads, and shit, not having to take that support system on broadsides? You get an extra gun!
Seeker, plasma, and railgun? Dude that's some nasty anti tank. You don't need to worry about vehicles in cover or vehicles with the smoke keyword. Let's your infantry push up without needing to worry about the tanks because those tanks are fucked and can't hide
Also, splitfire makes the indirect Broadsides better...well...an okay choice
having already tested it, actually a pretty decent choice
though i prefer to run weapon support so i can ignore the minus 1 on smart missiles indirect firing
now means i can hit a tank and sprinkle chaff infantry with damage
With the split fire I think it makes it reasonable if you DON'T want to move them. It's like, I fire rail then seeker. And I'll throw some shit at the guys holding middle. Deal a wound or two or three
It's a 30" weapon iirc. Shitty profile but even still. It's an extra gun
its better than a bolter in every way at least
I think the change to Kauyon, while a bit unfortunate. Is reasonable with the army rule change
I like it in aux cadre cause i get 1 AP easily on it
Obviously, losing sustained hits 2 hurts. But our army rule is better, more streamlined, and the update to some models, is nice
then again they also get cover when indirect
Ignoring modifiers is great for matchups against Deathguard btw
loss of sus hits 2 is rough, but sus hits 1 is still good
honestly we have so little anti in our list its weird
I like the ignore modifiers tho
I think it's unique
As like a detachment rule. I like it
I don't like Kauyons stratagems but I do like that rule
I never took much time to memorize them, but I remember they had a better one for breachers than montka
nightbringer/deceiver model refresh when?
Okay they're all not that bad. They're mid
Just the restriction of using them ONLY during and after BR3 pisses me off a lil bit
a lot of the tau strats are relatively mid bcause the detachment rule is hella strong
Photon grenades won me a game, so I'm counting that as the best stratagem in the game
It only won me a game because my opponent failed a 4" charge onto mid field objective where I was performing an action
And had become battleshocked too
for me the wombo combo of pheremon waypoints and alien expertise gets me some big game shifter plays
on aux cadre
I need to play aux
to get a big squad of rampagers exactly where my opponent doesnt want em
It looks like hella fun
interlocking maneuvers can be real good, except that most of hte time the unit you want to fall back is so fragile it dies in the fight phase anyway
Off topic, but this came to mind. I was thinking about doing something weird and stupid
Stealthsuits. One stormsurge in reserves. :)
Rapid ingress a stormsurge (for free) next to the stealthsuits. Backed up by two ghostkeels
Good luck making it past the midboard with two ghostkeels and a fucking stormsurge being silly goobers
Will you dedicate so much resources and firepower to taking them out while I aggressively push up the midboard? Because they're scary. So you either take care of them or try to shoot the infantry behind them. Either way, you're not killing a stormsurge and his two homies in one turn
you may be underestimating the damage output of a ghostkeel
The point isn't damage. The point, is to absorb as much as possible and keep the enemy busy
Clog the enemy's advance with bullshit
While I sit in the back, scoring secondaries and holding objectives. Is this a good strategy. Absolutely not. Is it hilarious to drop a fucking stormsurge in the midboard because lmfao, Tau go BRRRRRRT?? Yes
I love Tau so much I'm so happy with this army
It's more the concept of "the ghostkeels will distract them and the enemy will struggle to kill them." The former is possible, but the latter is unlikely. You might be able to squeeze one turn alive out of em, but if you're front screening with em, they're not actually very resilient.
Enemy melee specialists get into em, they're usually toast
True
I'll run two stormsurges then /j
The concept of this dumb idea was basically because I thought it'd be hilarious to rapid ingress a fucking titanic weapons platform
Imagine seeing a stealthsuit team. Oh they're easy to kill. Only three, pretty weak. Stealth is a bit difficult but not too bad. Then suddenly, teleporting in, like a fucking pokemon, is a stormsurge
Wait dumber idea. Rapid ingress a Ta'unar Supremacy Armour
If I ever play Tau on table top sim again, I'm doing this nonsense
Pretty sure my TO is about to start doing this since heās starting to get bored of krootmaxxing
Good gooood
Rapid increasing a Ta'unar Supremacy Armour for free, on a unit that can infiltrate. Based asf
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I'm about to spend £50 for capes, power fists, a giant sword, jump packs and tyranid chitin to make a Judiciar and a Jump Pack Captain
Do I go through with this purchase
Ā£50.78
Augh
Fuck it. We ball.
I did not buy it.
However.
Im gonna save my cash. It's better to paint my minis than buy even more
Explaining Warhammer is always fun
Stormtalus, you seem more knowledgeable about T'au than I. I had a few questions cause I need advice for a 2k game
What is Mont'ka like?
its aggressive
you want to jocky for control and position extremely fast, take risky plays for big wins
You want to be in your control and shooting positions by round 3 of course
you have to either be on clean up or on blocking duty for round 3-5
Ngl, that's how I played Kauyon as wellš
well you know, montka gives you a lot more access to being able to advance and shoot
meaning everyone is more mobile
its really good for things like broadsides
Hyper aggressive. Drop mid board, immediately start doing actions for secondaries, threatening and forcing a slow army (Deathguard) to play around cover
I'm just worried about playing against Deathguard while being aggressive as Mont'ka
I do love missile-sides
you need to coordinate your fire to take out the biggest threats to you aggressively
oh i meant for rails, being able to advance and still drop shots from a good angle after moving out from cover that kept them safe
I was thinking of running four strike teams because of that. Breachers are good and all, but having a unit that gives out -1 to hit on melee and shooting is nice.
If I can't kill them, I can ensure I'm more difficult to hit
Oh I see
I'll likely run two units of two broadsides. One all missiles, the other rail. I miiight be running two hammerheads
That should cover my anti tank, especially for a 2k game
it means that you can deploy the hammerheads/railsides in cover and advance them out to shoot effectively, weirdly
Mmmm....I might run Kauyon again. I wanna try Mont'ka but the change to Kauyon makes me really wanna try it
Yeah so far I've done experimental which was...it was okay. Not bad. It was okay
Kauyon, I liked a lot. It made me strategize and forced me to play well
I wanna try Mont'ka but I'm just sorta itching for Kauyon again. The ignore modifiers is just...š¤I love it
the thing about montka imo is you need to take tighter risks with bigger pay offs
Looks like Tyranid updates made it too
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so we talked about how they managed to fix the imperial fists issue with primaris
does that mean their gene seed is stable now? or did they have more problems outside of the things they cut in order to produce marines faster?
The IFs are sort of a special case because itās less decay and more that during the Horus heresy they cut out some of the less important ones to speed up the process
And because theyāre stubborn and rogal dorn died they never added them back
i see, so it was more of an issue with the production than the gene seed itself
Yeah it was a quirk of their inductii process iirc
Thereās some lore that they were basically always missing them even at the beginning of the heresy
The IF seed is also pretty stable
It just has the most interesting organs missing
In a dedicated effort to make the IF boring
They make up for the boringness with the poop vault
I...forgot that was a thing
Don't forget the tramp stamp.
And scrimshawing your own bones.
Whats a tramp stamp...?
I do not know what scrimshawing means either but in a little scared to ask
Also the pain glove gets an honorable mention here too yeah?
Magic pain glove
A wide tattoo on the lower back
Ouch
(I don't know the origins of the term)
IF are kinda of weird in a funny way
Also their weird locked in duels
Space marines used to have a lot of tattoos in general iirc
Itās I think less emphasized now
The dark angels did a lot of face tattoos
And the ultramarines had a bunch
Abaddon is also supposedly pretty heavily tattooed
But he made sure all his tattoos are in places that are easily covered
Also, what is going on with his neck and upper shoulders
I guess cthonian gang tats are meant to be concealable
Got to keep in mind your future job prospects if you ever escape the cthonian underground
Considering the IF like to recruit scum from the low levels of hive cities i imagine they all got tattoos
"Recruit"
More like they kidnap them 
Basically people seeing young women in the early late 90s/2000s have them combined with low cut pants/shorts and higher cut shirts, and declaring them to be a sign of āloose moral fiberā to turn a phrase
Basically some people thought it was tacky and were horny about it
Also scrimshaw is pretty cool, very long tradition of it across multiple cultures
I'm assuming not generally on your own bones though
I seem to remember that thereās been a few cases of people doing it to their own in cases where they lost a hand or leg
But yeah generally no, itās usually animal bones
Probably most famously to people who do know about it is whaler scrimshaw, which is really interesting on an artistic and cultural basis but also oof, whaling
Anyhow this is off topic, sorry
Yeah whaler scrimshaw was a thing because of the tons of whalebone left over from hunting whales for lamp oil
poor whales
And also working aboard a ship varies between needing 50 hands doing work at a time and needing 5, so there's a lot of free time
This is a common misconception that really bugs me. The Imperial fists don't have tattoos on their lower back, it's on one side of the buttocks. Technically, it's a cutie mark
just caught my opponent with a 6" deepstriking monolith and then using the eternity gate to pull skorpekhs
that shit feels so fucking cool
Hyper Crypt legion is just cool enough for a detachment built around a $200 piece of plastic
Damn, they went up in price a good bit since I last remember them
Why does it cost more than the Tesseract Vault kit?
Tariffs or Forge world idk
Alfa has cajoled me to make a tier list of the 10 jokes the 40k community has
The skorpekh/sword and board lychguard/wraiths gank is huge
This is every faction except the orks and tyranids
Most of my crusade games were won on the back of how much you can crank overlords in that format and then using a monolith to dump them at people
It's Racism using Tau
mention Custodes being camp gay in there.
Just so you can hit him with the 'You alone are responsible for this'
I'm not using any memes that spawned from TTS
fair lol
Also the Tau bit is definitely "This is thinly veiled actual racism against Asian people"
"Just you're saying the Tau so you think it's okay"
also wait you know the guy who made tts?

Voy writes for Hunter: the Parenting, IIRC
I wrote for TTS too
damn nice
There is a non-zero chance that a manic episode I had where I was loaded up on 5 chocolate bars during an eating binge and thinking about how much I fucking hated the Dark Eldar resulted in Sly Marbo getting a new model
The Kevin Plushie in-universe advertisement still remains my favorite bit
Alfa has one very funny voice that I hate but it does genuinely never get old
Thank you for your service
TBF it's mostly the Kevin reactions
I also wrote the skeleton for the Tabletop adventure
and I wrote the Australia Video
I was looking for the most run into the ground 40k community jokes but I ran into this which was actually kinda good
This feels like it was originally about the actual Marines
yeah it's gotta be
What image do I use for "Every super stereotypical representation of Chaos"
Yeah thats a jarhead joke
Cuz I feel like that's all "one joke"
"Ha ha Khorne blood and Slaanesh sex and Nurgle stinky and JUST AS PLANNED"
Is there any fanart of Firaeveus Carron floating around...
The 'Metal Bawkses' guy
Oh this might be good entry art
GW cowards for retconning being naked with wearing black cloaks
Current
Oh wait
The Emperor Is An Idiot thing is every unironic emperor stanning
got my new space wolves box and im buildin grey hunters, yall reckon the power fist leader is as obvious a choice as it seems to me?
Ork Posting can be some of the funniest 40k memes
yeah
Which is the only reason it's up there
Is one of them gonna be cringy Black Templar deus vult?
FISTIN TIME
I'm assuming the Krieg is basically the 'lolshovel' bullshit
I feel like that's not fully one of the Main Run Into The Center of The Earth 40k jokes
angy marines are such an old meme i think its nearly fully retired now
ya
IT'S BACK
or it turned into templars
Also come on Yvraine/Roboute shipping is C-tier, or at least in comparison
I also feel Creed deserves a higher tier
Just for actually being based on something you could do RAW that was hilarious
Yvraine Roboute shipping is my least favorite because I actually thought Yvraine's character was fun and interesting and it absolutely obliterated her as a character
I would put it lower if I was being pettier
Okay fair
OH
mood
Creed ceased to be a relevant joke in like 6th edition
Toaster
creeds so old their a woman now
Can't forget toaster memes
Because before that you actually COULD do the "A Baneblade was hidden behind the privet hedge the whole time." with him
angry marines deserve a B due to the sheer amount of work that went into it
AbsoLUTELY not
Most of the Fs can be funny on occasion
Heresy is just low effort and trite at best
Gear button -> Add a Row Below
and extremely sus at worst
The joke is Chaos acting like stereotypical Chaos
"Slaanesh is weird porn, Tzeentch is randomly changing your plan every 10-30 seconds, Nurgle is stinky, Khorne is Doom Music"
Yeah
I could add like
googley eyes to get the point across more I guess
but that's efforrt
The problem is there's a definite image that works for the gods individually
But not one that really works for all four of them at once
My favorite 40k joke is just that one image of all the chaos legions thinking "I'm playing chaos like a fiddle" or whatever
No you're not done until the people in your computer say you are š
mispronoucing Robutes name, somewhere between the pits of hell and SSS
Robert Girlyman
I mean you could collage the four individual pics together
rowboat gorrillaman
The Robute name joke is actual "can be s-tier"
Can you also put the Imperial Agents codex in the actual garbage can XD
You can have mine
Stole grey knights hammers and gave them to the inquisition
I actually made a list about this
The real worst 40k meme is everything your average black Templar player says while trying to make a joke
Tru
My experience with Black Templar players is fine
Black Templar internet fans though
Also tru
Put the guy from the one 40k/Helldivers meme
The "I LOVE SUPERFASCISM" guy
As much as I crap on the imperial agents codex I do love the idea of the navy detachment
Almost everyone who can actually put in the effort, time, and has a good and stable enough job to afford to build and paint a real army is probably better adjusted than the keyboard warrior fandoms for every faction
Fair lmao
The detachment is cool I just wish there was an actual army to go with it
I loooooove imperialis fleet I just wish there was like an army rule or a single ranged weapon over S9 outside of aircraft
I wish GW hadn't just given up on balancing aircraft altogether
Yeah, there really isn't any reason why an inquisitor couldn't source a Leman Russ
The archeopters are so cool...
I want to airdrop my Skitarii with a davinci helicopter jet
My single favorite unit in all of 40k is the Voidraven and mine has literally been gathering dust for three editions
Ouch that hurts
DarkWing got no love
(that is the jet dark angels right?)
(because they're the first legion and get special boy toys)
It's the Dark Eldar Jet-bomber
The glass canopies, the multiple darklances, the antimatter bomb, the implications about what a Dark Eldar military not run by coked out gangsters riding in tricked out hover hoopties could look like
It all speaks to me
11th will surely bring back aircraft...
Also, hilariously, like all DEldar vehicles even their jet aircraft have knives attached to attack in melee
Hey those knives are important for the aesthetics
Voidraven is one of the most playable aircraft in the edition, fwiw
Oh definitely, but it still feels like it struggles to justify itself vs other options
I do think the DEldar are in a pretty satisfyingly balanced spot, especially internally
I hope that is any faction gets to keep their aircraft it's deldar
A strafing run with fighter jets feels very on theme
I want the orks to have good planes
Honestly yeah, somehow the orks seem like the faction for whom their aircraft feel the most essential
YAY
Vote Tyrannid for a better, hungrier galaxy.
now this is a violent man
These guys are kinda my dream primaris, slick rescaled and slightly remixed older suits in fresh new digital sculpts
It wouldn't have worked for intercessors as a corpo pitch but man I kinda wish it did
I'm so glad Tau can split fire now
these guys are gonna be my new 30k army
idk if I'm even gonna bother with the knee flanges
I haven't decided if I prefer "sticking it to rivet counters" or "being left alone by rivet counters"
Alfa is aghast I did not include Boreale
TBF, Dawn of War voiceacting should be its own category in general.
No one talks about tactical geniuses anymore š
A rivet counter who would be fine with them just removing the knee flanges isnt a rivet counter tbh
Either way just do what you prefer
Throwing a bucket of loose rivets on the ground to distract them, like a vampire
You know an interesting dynamic for this little league I'm in? No marine meta. We have 1 space marine player and 1 world eaters player
We have 2 guard players
So the general wisdom of "favor stuff that can kill marines" isn't as paramount compared to normal tournament meta
The real problem is the lack of good special weapon access, grey hunters and blood claws have a grand total of 0 in the kits and all of your arms are gonna be a little wonk with conversions do to the full tilt a lot of em have in stride
I'm prepared for this
I'll keep the torso angles in mind tho
This is an idea
I wonder if I could get an okay kitbash using Kroot and the necromunda ash waste nomads
Whatās a good way, as a quite old Warhammer player who doesnāt want to spend a fortune on models still, to get into, say, Kill Team?
buy a kill team, it is basically a one time purchase in terms of models. All the rules tokens etc come with the kit, the game rules themselves can be access online
Thank goodness, I remember having to buy 3 boxes of boyz back in the day for a fortune just to make one squad lol
kill team is a box vs box game for the most part
Some kill teams are multiple boxes but there are plenty single boxes
kill team's changed a lot from its high-jank homebrew ruleset / first edition
cost wise its £30-£50 all in all not including paints
There's also boarding patrol as a low investment game mode that's a little more fun than combat patrol
Itās okay I have my Battletech paint. lol.
Hm. Now to pick a factionā¦
the main hamstringing in terms of kill team imho is making a game table
but if you play at a LGS then who cares about that
do you ever intend to play competitive
and remember a meta only lasts a month or two these models are lifeling ish
Only a month or two? Stuff cycles that fast?
And no, probably not, but always good to look out for the sweats lol
Low investment for the player
Rip whomever has to paint the terrain š¦
such is the burden of LGS staff
Building is also a naff
Hm. Stuck between Aquillons and Kommandos.
Do you like having 2/3 of your team not on the battlefield turn 1? And coming in later?
Some kill teams benefit from having more than one box (or magnetizing) but broadly speaking you start playing with a box of models
No KT is very well balanced now
You can ignore the meta until youāre playing in competitive tournaments and then you can still disrespect it
The Meta as far as I can tell is also fairly fluid because they function on a "seasonal" system right?
Just don't paint it
I'm like halfway through just FDM printing a set
The meta has changed much faster than the seasons so far
I feel bad
I played Tau against Deathguard
Wiped pox walkers with only Fireknives...
Obliterated his rhino. Then his two blight haulers. His rhino then deadly demised
Turn one...
I feel so bad
DGās got one of the most cranked codexes in the game rn, do not feel bad
Outgunning at range is pretty much the only solution
Sponge painted a space wolf and I think this is what I'm going to go with
Bust out the black paint and get some hazard stripes on the chainsword
As is only right, good and true
Vallejo luftwaffe grey uniform, ww2 is an awful name for a paint but is a really nice blueish grey for something more 30k
We just need a writer to sneak in a refrence to a moo-deng chaos beastie thing by describing it in turerms that are just obscuvre enough
These teams are nuts looking
Holy fuck 20 wounds
Some real chunky beasts
The servitors seem real cool too
Can trade action actions and surprise-activate already gone models
Yeah, I imagine Battleclade are gonna be a very high skill ceiling
But will probably go crazy in a good players hands
Good news for those waiting on the ol Astral coyotes, grey hunters and blood claws kits have a bunch extra bits for doggofying base codex units
The tunnel is a cool way to make 5 operatives work
20 wounds 5up saves is crazy lol
I'm just getting into KT and was planning on picking up Raveners, and they seem like they're gonna be wild
I'm new to Warhammer in general actually, and I'm not sure how GW usually announces this stuff. Is that article the only rules preview we have, or is there more info that I just can't find?
Itās the only text rules preview
There was a stream which had a little
Just wait for the weekend the pre-order system will leak like a sieve
There might be more during the week but everything will be out in reviews on saturday yeah
True there may be more previews this week
There probably will be one for the PvE stuff in the box
Good to know!
I hope to christ they aren't miserable to fight against with a swarm team
Raveners or roboys?
i also hope Kasrkin get a buff so we can actually BE an elite hunter team
Raveners
I havent even thought about the robots admittedly
I played the classic tyranid team in both of the recent editions before 2e removed em so
Me picking this team up and hoping they wont be like
Oppressive af
Kasrkin have also gotten a few buffs and are pretty much fine now
I think they could see a hair more love tbh
Still very vanilla but the only reason theyāre struggling competitively is because all the strong asf teams are hordes, heirotek, or phobos
And Kasrkin doesnāt match well into Sanctifiers aiui
Ill keep trying them but
Damn its rough into half these teams that like, just do not care about how much you can pump into them
Nightlords are a constant pain
Also they dont get to ignore their own Melta Mine and thats messed me up more than once

They are vanilla but they feel like they are just a hair too fair against a lot of teams.
Weird thing to say i know but
I guess ill just try and use Auspex scan more because i feel like thats the key part im missing
Yeah
Itās uncommon cause itās kinda tech-heresy to mix āglorious human technologyā with alien stuff but itās happened both in secret and under the sanction of the inquisition
How did it go?
Theres industrial use of servitorised ambulls
But those arent really xenos just alien life
Isnt there a term for them? Xenos familiars or something?
AMBOTS MENTIONED
Auspex is critical. It's strong to the point they had to explicitly exclude it from being used in inquisitorial agents
laughs in fellgors
Oh, it's really cool seeing that channel get an article on the official Warhammer site. I really like their battle report format
Same
Huh, I was expecting the Techno-archeologist to be an alternative leader choice instead of the only one. I'm really curious as to how they are going to do the standalone release now
I think itās kinda funny how itās a combat unit of servitors and this guy theyāre with
Yeah lol
I think itās fitting for a techno-archeologist though
I like the narrative of the bold action scientist and the techy but pressed bodyguards
Ambots?
Theyāre in necromunda
the other Kill Team
Ohh ok
Kill team is like āoperators operating operationallyā and Munda is like āok so the attack misses my plasma gunner but he gets scared and falls down and the spaghetti in his pockets spills all over the mapā
High speed low drag operators vs bum fights
If I were to get into necromunda I feel like I would get into the malstrain
Hmm, hypothetically if you were building a list specifically to hard counter World Eaters, how would you do it?
I'm thinking a bunch of fights first or fight on death melee might work
Or in general, big melee vehicles
Yeah big melee vechicles
30 howling banshees
10 custodes
Light infantry :]
10 thousand rats
Screening chaff and big guns with blast behind it
Screening chaff helps but you gotta space a lil differently for risk of 6ā consolidation moves
Woe vindicator be upon ye ass army
Vindicator and vindicator-likes seem quite good at that yeah
Though even a vindicator folds under volume lethal
Screen with an obelisk
hey ive always wanted to use one
also been meaning to try and fit a tesseract arc into a list
Are Arbites from the schola?
What about the planets local law enforcement? 
planet to planet
some are basically just irl police
others are more heavy or soft handed
check out the warhammer crime stuff
its really good
They're usually called Enforcers and are basically a sort of inferior replication of the arbites
i see
the American comparison would be the Arbites is the FBI while the Enforcers are just the local PD.
Yeah
It doesn't quite hold because the Arbites are first pointed at the local government before anyone else but it is true
I'd also note that it's pretty normal for hive worlds to have arbites fortress precincts.
So it's not like they're just hanging out waiting for high level stuff to happen
40k quite bitter warhammers
=MUSIC=
"BGM09" by Takahiro Ogata, Ryo Yamazaki (Fantastep PSX)
"BGM06" by Rikei Hirashima (Appare-den: Fukuryuu no Shou)
"Research Institute" by Shoji Meguro (Maken X)
"Katharine #1" by Masafumi Takada & Shingo Yasumoto (Flower, Sun, and Rain)
"Shaft 7" by Bomb (Amiga Demo)
"Lost World" by Takayuki Nakamura (Custom...
rules question
Can a unit of world eater berserkers emark on a transport in their movement phase of a turn
then
use aggressive disembarkation to disembark in the same phase?
as i understand it, you cant embark and disembark in the same phase
but the strategem explicitly allows you to disembark with modified rules
while it does modify the disembarking rules it doesn't override the fact you cant embark and disembark same phase aiui
In one of Peter Fehavri's novels, there's a Skiitari Alpha made out of a tau
how did that happen?
lobotomy
There are Ork servitors that get called Tech Heresy in I think Forges of Mars.
Darktide and Mechanicus have realized that the coolest 40k soundtrack is weird ass synths and organ music
Darktide's track is what i want to headcanon its what all the gothic is for, theres a giant ship sized church organ playing music and its so loud at the source only servitors can survive the intense vibrations to maintain it.
You're on a prison barge when you hear https://youtu.be/--2Ztdrppo8?list=PL_8OPzy1Q4QBe2bE-X2REDfs-92R99cX0&t=150
"For Secrets of the Machine God, FatShark needed music for the Mechanicus order and we decided to use a vocoder to represent the machine spirit element in this music. So I went all in on a vintage Roland vocoder and created a spiritual-infused vocal performance for the score. I wanted the track āThe Machine Spiritā to sound like a spiritual ...
When you're a guardsmen and hear boss music https://youtu.be/olqaqM21Dro?t=5840
The Full Official Soundtrack of Warhammer 40,000: Darktide. By Jesper Kyd.
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great fucking mid event too
for those that don't know: when this plays you're running through a randomized path of vents crawling with enemies as a siren goes off (with the beat) and emergency lights are playing
Also this in the final area of the one Carnival mission
But doing the thing where the music changes depending on what's going on
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Warhammer 40,000: Darktide Vol. 2 (Original Soundtrack)
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0:00 to 0:52 - entering the final area
0:52 to 1:35 - Scanning
1:35 to 2:40ish - Running like hell from endless hordes and smashing equipment
2:40 to end - Final holdout
They got coil'd
(his books all take place in a sub setting called The Dark Coil. Shit gets freaky)
The armor looks so tactile I wanna rub my faceagainst it
finally...yeah I got no clue what this is supposed to be š¤
A tactical rock (there's a Primaris Lieutenant on top)
maybe its the base for Corvus Corvax they rumour engined last week (acording to my theory at least)
What was the rumor engine last week?
Primaris lieutenant with power fork on tactical rock
not nightbringer
Not a tactical rock, primaris rock
cawls greatest creation
If it is night lords I'd hope it's the Death of Saints. He was the antagonist of the Morven Vahl novel and dude was a baller
Oh? I'm listening
I want a Ta'unar Supremacy Armour Model so BAD
Now that Tau can split fire, fuck it'd be a monster on the table
I love having 3 pulse drivers which have 8 attacks, hit on 4s, 5 strength, -1 ap, 3 damage. Anti infantry 2+! 4 burst cannons, 4 smart missile systems, fusion eradicator, and tri axis ion cannon. Which both can be replaced with another fusion eradicator or another tri axis ion for two of either-or. Mmm 5 attack melta-3 weapon with 24" rangeš¤¤
Rerolls of 1 against spotted units btw
GOD ITS SO COOOOOL
I NEEEEEEED
Run Kauyon for ignore modifiers without even needing BR3 for sustain. Just ignoring modifiers because I will hit your little dudes. Oh you have cover? You're spotted by a marker light unit. No you don't. We also have indirect weapons :3
We're gonna get nerfed aren't we....
Itās just such a more interesting vibe than the traditional heroic Dawn of War orchestra, you know? Not that the DoW soundtracks are bad, I just think the way Darktide and Mechanicus get weird with it represents the vibe of the setting a bit better, since it is a mix of high tech and gothic
As in the architectural and artistic thing, not Siouxsie Sioux or Bauhaus
Really depends on hour well new Tau perform at a tournament level, they've been on the low end for a bit now. It's why we got the buff in the first place
Also the people piloting the Tau
Also other changes around the meta
I know our rules are more streamlined for people to understand it better
Itās always hard to guess how a faction will shake out
So I hope to see more Tau in tournaments
I think Tau will be in a decently okay spot for casual play
I felt a bit too broken against Deathguard in the 2k game I played. Apparently the most range he has is 48"
I mean yeah youāre gonna have a range advantage vs most armies
Tau W
DG are just tough as shit and crushing up close
Oh god yeah. He never got to be in that range though in the three games we played
Because I was either running away or if I saw him pushing for the charge, I sent all my firepower at the threat, and still had enough firepower for the anti tank stuff. Tau feel good to play so far. And I'm hoping we get more people playing them in tournaments
I never experienced old Tau, but I've heard the horror stories of people going against them when they were at their peak. I don't want it to be that bad. Because that's not fun to see. I want Tau to be challenged so people find new strategies so I can adopt them or learn from them. But I also don't want Tau to be absolutely stomped. I think now is a great time for them though. I wanna see an underdog moment
I have hope for Tau. I like seeing my favorite faction doing well in experienced and new hands :)
Poor Petty Perty doesn't need to be called out like this
Idk anything about the Horse and his Hearsay. So I wanna ask. Did the Emperor or the Primarchs see anything that was troubling during Horuses decline to chaos? Like, idk, maybe a brother being worried
Like, a "Yo bro, you good?" moment?
Or did they just see Horus as perfect or as a rival and just ignore it or just never saw it because they assumed he had everything under control. Or was it like, so sudden and quiet that it was jarring
It was active sabotage and all Erebus's fault
For some of the traitor primarchs, it's was a matter of when they would snap
Namely Angron, Perturabo, and Kurze
Angron is understandable
I mean...he was already going fucking crazy and HATED the Emperor. So like, makes sense that he'd jump at the opportunity
I'm surprised he didn't fall before Horus
Fulgrim had to get possessed to start the fall. Without that push, I don't think he turns
Angron's was perhaps the easiest to prevent if Emps had just committed some of his forces to the planet and help out Angy's people. Even a token effort would've ensured some amount of loyalty.
But he got impatient
It's Big E
Of course he did
Prolly was mad that Angron didn't have himself and his planets shit together even though it was all out of his control. And the only time he had control was during his revolt. Which he had it taken away. He was a weapon, who tried to liberate himself. Only to be stopped and reminded he'll only ever be a weapon
Perty, you could've given him different projects and lean into what he liked to do and not given him most of the shit detail. Kurze, uuuuh lmao yeah no dude's fucked either way, but maybe if Emps fucking talked to him about those visions it would've had a bit more of an impact.
Perty was never guaranteed to turn imo, he was just continually given All The Drudge Work Ever
Perty is petty, even without the drudge work
including sieging a complete backwater with zero strategic value
I think it's more tragic that he fell to Chaos because he wanted to be free (I believe???). Only to be reminded AGAIN. He's just a weapon
See how he interacted with his family
Even when he does get to do things that matter, he's just insufferable
Is Perty the guy who's memed about having no personality?
Thereās a few primarchs like that tbh
No, that's Dorn
I should learn more about Dorn
Iron Warriors donāt have half the seething loser energy Perturabo was rocking
Perty is petty
Perturabo is the kind of guy to lie on a myers briggs and say he got INTJ
Question about the Khan
Was it surprising to any of the Primarchs that he didn't turn traitor?
I imagine so because to a degree, they barely knew him and he actively avoided most of them
lmfao
AIUI Khan and Alpharius were the black boxes because nobody knew them, there was a bunch of sudden concern over the potential far/internal war with the white scars and then kind of a bunch of confused shrugs when the Khan came back and said 'yeah lol we ride for big E'
since the conflict in white scars ended up being 'do we ride for khan or big E' so it all ended up being moot
even the heretics being just 'yeah we dig our primarch'
Mountain/hero armor is like that
Also it was said the khan was one of the most like Horus. A warrior
Opposite of black box, no surprise Curze traitor legioned
Curse was in the process of actively being censured when shit broke out
And they figured at was a genius idea to go all hands on deck with the obvious psychopath who has good relations ONLY with the one primarch youāre sending him to kill or apprehend
I'd have kind of liked to see more of the Night Lords during the Horus heresy, near as I can tell they basically only get real focus in the short stories
Obviously we've got the Night Lords trilogy to go deep on them, but I was pretty interested in what they were like at the "height" of their power. Or even after they scattered after getting owned by the Dark Angels, what sort of awful pirate empires were they carving out there
Seeing the difference between Terrain Night Lords and their later recruits would have also been interesting
His legion was the ones that killed the least but they really really enjoyed the killing to much
Peak Tau was actually mid Tau with like 1 abusive strategy that way kind of like playing stax in MTG
Real peak Tau is now imo
Question, which legion is the opposite of the Dark angels?
Night lords?
Alpha Legion?
Ig if you think of the opposite of the dark angels being the rapists and murderers of a world the nightlords fit
And the blew up their own homeworld
To be fair, that was during the heresy
No it wasnāt
it was pre
It was just before it
That was why they were being censured
Or rather that was the final straw
Also the dark angels
Yeah, Ultras are the tonal opposite of DA. Where the DA are secretive and willing to just fuck off on their own missions, Ultras are relatively straightforward and willing to stick to the mission.
Bunch of specialized weapons and formations for any eventuality vs everyone can potentially do anything
Ultras also have not one but multiple planets and DA just have a rock floating in space.
Specialists to a fault vs generalists
Yeah.
The ultras have two big strengths
And despite being the poster child of the codex, Ultras are relatively flexible due to their generalist status.
But good enough to win the war, yeah.
But able to be good enough that they arenāt caught at a disadvantage in any category
Vs say trying to get the White Scars to do attritional warfare
Just wouldnāt work
Yeah.
basically every damocles WS book is them basically eating shit to the Tau because go fast hit hard can take you far but only so far
Wide open plains where you drive on motorcycles versus
The Tau
WS don't have the bedrock to fall back on. They're hit and run specialists to a fault and if that crumbles they don't really have something for the opponent to break themselves upon.
well that depends on the time line
if you are talking about 30k they have the black keshig or h/e you spell it
Oh I was meaning more which chaos legion, since many of the loyalists have their counterpart in the traitors
It's like how IF are siege specialists and are very good at making and breaking defenses, but speed ain't their game. Or how RG are very good at being sneaky assholes who just destroyed a supply line and assassinate a command center but aren't doing attrition warfare.
Chapters are far less able to work outside their boxes than legions are
Jghati Khan returns, now with a Motorbike that transfoirmers int oa perosnal melee mecha, that's also a dread.
these are dishonoured marines who act as the anvil for the white scars
In fairness any chapter knows how to fight a war. They all have their specialities and preferences, but they're also all well trained and well versed combatants
If weāre talking loyalist/traitor mashupsā¦
Some fit great
Some have multiple
Some just donāt have a counterpart
Like IW and IF
Or NL and RG
I think on paper this is correct and in a fair amount of situations is true, but in practice (aka how they're often written) they tend to lean on their specialties to a fault.
idk about NL and RG
But what are the 1k Sons mirrors of
Examples being, at least modern day
Imperial Fists/ Iron Warriors
Ultramarines/Word Bearers
Space Wolves/Thousand Sons
They should logically always have the Guard
NL and RG is a lot due to the primarch similarity
If a chapter is deploying by itself into a warzone I would call them Very Dumb
Very similar background very similar lessons taught
Drastically different outcomes
Yeah. Though SMs in 40k are more about surgical strikes than outright warfare--at least, that's their best use case. Circumstances are rarely the best.
I don't know if WS/DG is a narrative common match up in 40k. I know it made for a cool thematic fight between Jag and Morty though
But I don't know who stands opposite the dark angels
NL
Everyone DA have hella beef
As I understand it, at least until the primaris, a lot of SM deployments were like a single squad deployed to a war zone to function as an elite strike team for an ongoing battle. It was a massive deal for a strike force to be deployed, even bigger for a full battle company. Now though, primaris are built out to conduct actual land war independently, though still favor shock assault tactics.
DA are made of the knights and "heros" of caliban while Night Lords are made of the gutter scum of Nostramo. Honor and respecting the order structure is engrained within DA culture while Night lords operate on a basically hive gang he who laughs last structure
Blood Angels and World Eaters are also a mirror match if you think about it
Entirely
In game they have a shared Detachment feature
Liberator task force and berserker warband have the same Detachment rule, which is neat
I do think its worth noting that angron never really asked for them to take the nails
they just started doing it
I think Primaris are even worse equipped for campaigns
True but sanguiniusv
Sang is also the one Khorne wanted bad, still lays claim to the whole legion.
Since they're even more expensive
and then had a minor civil war over it
Yeah, basically that. SMs are (or were) so few in number that even a single squad was both a taxing use of resources and a serious means to swing the favor of battle. Which is why they were used for surgical strikes.
Samguinius was the figure that lead the BA out of the dark
Angron was the catalyst for the WE embracing it
the Charnel Legion BABY
"we throw these fuckers into suicide missions and they just ate the defenders"
Reminds me of the one modern WE war band
Sure, but if you compare standard loads and battlefield disposition it makes WAY more sense for primaris to be oriented around land battle.
More specialized, single purpose or armament troops indicate an expectation of mutual support from disparate elements.
Modular armor systems imply adaptive response to mission spec rather than planning to take all comers with autonomous full load tactical squads
The adoption of a bolt rifle acknowledges the expectation of fights at greater ranges
The introduction of additional organs implies the expectation of longer operational periods
Planet is under attack by a massive enemy force
These guys show up
Kill the defenders
So they can fight said invading force
though they will eventually run out of real true veterans with the redemptor pattern being as it is
well the benefit of perma war is you are never short of veterans
Tbf they'll get new ones. That's how veterancy works.
Incidentally weren't some of the first wave primaris heresy Era vets?
true but you dont have say someone like a Malcarion out there anymore, its just not possible
i believe so, cawls been fucking around a long time
It's weird thinking that if they put Bjorn into a Redemptor, it's a death sentence
Maybe he'd like to go out that way, but also isn't he holding out for Russ' return?

such a weird decision to make
"hey what if we ditched The whole lore Thing about dreadnaughts being ancient and whatnot"
I mean they can't do it if all primaris are zoomers
The Redemptor lore seems like a grimderp moment, ye
It's the same grimderp in two different directions
And then also "Firstborn Dreadnoughts crossing the Rubicon" just feels silly
I do not think they're doing this?
They haven't been but we've been discussing the idea
And I don't think it's implausible that they will
bigger dreads killing pilots has been around since the Levithan
granted the levithan isnt that old
And also the Levi is a specialty heavy dread and not the standard main battle dread
it has its charms
its just to damn big
i mean
its the size of a barn
just shrink it down a touch and i thinks its a perfect update
Gotta toddle
Dreads should waddle
The main thing about like a lot of new specifically marine stuff
Is they sanded off thr design elements that made them kinda intentionally a little shitty
And it makes it lose a lot of the little bits of charm they had
honestly i feel like a big dread really lends itself nicely to being a big imposing tanky centerpiece dude instead of a bit of a chump gameplay wise
its cool to see a big imposing dreadnought taking up a lot of visual real estate
I don't even mind the size I just don't like the legs
If it was twice as big but waddled I would not care
fridge/paper copier nostalgia
and the elbows
more "ambulatory walker" instead of "THE ANGRIEST DISHWASHER"
I try not to br a Nostalgia critic
I can see that, and I partially agree, but prior to the Primaris launch GW was trying to stuff as much detail onto a marine as possible and it became A Problem to paint.
But new marine stuff is largely not as good
i never understood how a space marine's warrior skills were meant to transfer to a dreadnought when they had no knees and no elbows
its got knees
I am usually on board with literally every other factions new shit
their just behind the armor
They just want a guy to go āeven in death I still serveā over and over
yeah the old Dread had knees, just that the armor covered it and most of the thigh
and to support the 3.5 kilos of pewter
but no I do love gun arms that don't have elbows, speficically in 40K
servitors, too
you don't get to have the human arm anymore. you have a shoulder and you have GUN, because what resembles humanity in you now exists to serve as a brace for a gun
you have become the worlds most complex multimelta tripod
& relatedly, more seriously, I prefer the old spinny-smasher to the Redemptor hand
you don't need a manipulator. your "body" is not for holding and moving things or doing productive work
you can open big door nobs tho
Eh, I like it, i think it gives it more of a "Big embodied warrior in an adamantine shell" vibe
heck, the space wolves gave theirs axes
I don't dislike the old dread, i think its rad, but the new dread is cool as heck imo
heavy bolter pistol was funny
I like the new one, but I liked the old weapon arms more
I do wish we had an autocannon option
Really sells them as walking weaponized tombs, I guess they're also sort of walking tombs of spoken history but if you're playing tabletop they're not there to tell stories
yeah
but
Space Wolves man
160 models of genestealers painted in 50 days, hereās the 133 Iām actually running at the tourney on Saturday
I need to get my hands on a stormsurge
Reserve limit for a 2k game is like 500 innit?
Gonna have a stormsurge in reserve so I can rapid ingress it on a stealthsuit for free
For the lols
I also just want a stormsurge
Big robot. Fuck yeah
Anyone have any thoughts about the new Horus H3r3sy detachment rules? I actually kinda love the graphics they're using and getting little bonuses from filling out positionsI dig a lot
No more dedicated transports, though?
I didnt really fully get it
But it seems cool enough I think
Feels like the main difference between it and traditional foc is the latter prioritises like. A mix of elites/fast attack/heavy support while this one prioritises like, whenever you take something you take a few of that thing
In general theres been a trend away from interesting force org systems so Im glad they didnt do that
I did see someone yuck the idea of 4 characters and its like. Its a 3000 point game
4 is not that many
Between that reveal and leaks I've seen this edition is looking like a lot of word vomit. Makes my TO senses fire off in all the wrong ways
personally i would like to see less named special boys out there
more focus on your general sorta special guys
yeah youre right
Do 30k leaders work like 40k leaders?
Independent characters can leave a squad and join a different one midgame
But theres not really an emphasis on unit buffs or really that type of special ability at all for the most part
Its just a guy who does something and relies on having a squad around him to stay alive
And that something can be like. āYou gotta take one to unlock army compā or āis a psykerā etc
They do sometimes grant night vision or +1 to shooting tho
Master of ordinance I think
Christ this army box is gonna take me a dogs age to complete
Love me some space wolves
Nice blue :3
I wish Boltgun held my interest longer than it did.
I say it's worth it, love those guys
As someone in a dedicated Heresy community I'm pretty excited! It's interesting on its own and it's provided a lot of levers to pull to make different factions stand out.
I wish I had your motivation
YOU WILL BUILD FOUR HUNDRED POINTS OF TECH THRALLS
sobs
noooo
that's like 200 models
Tech thralls are 3pts each, so add like 1k to that
Wait no
It is i bo bo the fool
Thats like 150
130
133
A mere 133.3333333 infantry models, thats like half of a renegade militia list
Hahahaha
At least it isn't one of the most busted infantey armies in hh2e
checks notes
The White Scars
And still no one will play them
And suffer the stress of painting stark white with a red trim?
White paint job= pain
Do we know how imminent the space wolf dex will be dropping?
A good fun?
Ay no need to put yourself down
The big thing is all that really averages out to 3 models a day
oh yeah