Xenith

With the new edition, the Alpha Legion get to keep at least one of their iconic abilities, the stealing of another legions unit, and Dynat's infiltration ability has been decoupled from being the warlord, meaning you can only infiltrate one unit, but he doesn't have to be warlord. This means we can steal a unit and infiltrate then with dynat. So, the question what units are you thinking of stealing and what units are you thinking of inflating with dynat this edition, are there any fun combos you can think of? My first thoughts are interemptors or maybe something like dawn breakers?

Weaker than their initial appearance in 2.0, stronger than the nerfed version, they're basically a term with a plasma gun and bonus other firing mode.

=][= As this is relating to a viewpoint on the direction and content of this dwarf instead of a specific piece of news or rumour, I'm moving to amicus =][=

Dark Elf beastmaster?!

Great work from them. Legion specific rules are being worked on. The army building in this edition is insane.

Get 2x sets of the tarantula battery kits. Assemble them with lascannons, volkite or melta. The tarantula turret ring is the same size as the Predator so they fit in. Glue the spare heavy bolter, volkite or lascannons directly to the sponson pegs on the preds

How/why are they good, and why did they rebel against the emperor if their goal was to do what the emperor was anyway doing? Remember the Imperium is only the bad, horrific place it is as the emperor's dream failed, and it's been rules (necessarily) with an iron fist as a fascist theocracy by the HLoT - more like 1984 while the emperor was aiming for a future more akin to that in Brave New World.

You can currently use destroyers in 2.0. You'll be able to use destroyers from day1 in 3.0 when they release the legends pdf.

Why do you mean?

Mk 2 and the rulebook are available right now. The new stuff will probably be 2-3 months to allow people time to buy the big box.

That's maybe right for humans, but not space marines. Their larraman organ effectively clots blood and wounds immediately, marines can fight on with limbs blown off etc - the apocs would be stabilising the ones whose redundant and protective organs have been overcome, i.e. anti tank rounds.

Series 7s had been a workhorse of mine for years, however I think recently, they have gone downhill - the last 2 I've had havent lasted as long - however as my partner pointed out I'm also painting a lot more which will contribute. I've found myself actually using synthetics, the GW STC M base and layer have been great for me, easy to clean, keep a point and cheap enough to not be sad if they get wrecked.

I'm a fan of clean rules and special rules only where a particular ability cannot be conferred by a statline change. This seems needlessly over complicated, and thematically busted - is the apoc going to be triaging and fixing one person, or going around sticking plasters on all 20 squad members? They could easily have kept this as FNP, had an apoc resurrect 1 model/turn, or just made the unit +1T.

"Sold out online" is usually an indicator of a repackage or replacement unit - for HH over the last 3 years, the replacement has been announced 3 months or so after the model goes OOS online.

I've ordered the saturnine box and liber hereticus. I've somehow managed to paint 8k of Alpha Legion in 2.0, my plans for 3.0 would be to make and paint the Mechanicum battle force and heavy support boxes, and I kind of feel like I want to add a bit more to my blood angels. The saturnine ranged models will be going to the alphas, I'd like to paint a veteran squad with disintegrators as AL Rangdan veterans, one unit of 10mk2 for the blood angels. I probably won't but a second box like I did for ages of darkness. I have so much Mk6