Saturnine Dread's not quite big enough to be a knight, is it?
Every forum agrees on a specific version of 40k they like and wanna see and argue amongst ourselves it’s gets kinda grating
Get some transfer paper, find some high quality versions of icons, make your own.
Full size knight no, armiger/wardog pretty damned close(minicompare is sometimes off by a couple millimeters, but on the right base I don't see anyone having a real argument against a proxy/kitbash)
Cant say i've ever witnessed that.
If I'm understanding it right. The challenger cards were badly implemented, meaning it was in your benefit to lose enough to get the bonus?
I don't know what it is, maybe it's purely instinctual, but something is so incredibly off putting about that Arch guy. I think its the way he talks.
The dreads are so retarded. I’m not in love with the termie design, the older art looked cooler. but at least it’s been around in lore for quite a while, and people have been requesting it for some time.
If that were the case then it probably would have been fine. Instead it benefited the person losing(duh) before scoring was done so it encouraged the player ahead by just a few points to try and end up ahead by even fewer to avoid handing their opponent free points(or strats) because they were handed out before scoring at the start of a round. And even though it's a deck, once you get a couple cards in you can better guess which cards might come up assuming you weren't just going to take the free 3 victory points and it would snowball in favor of the "underdog" because again due to it happening before scoring primary objectives at the start of the round.
He's a faggot, so no. He's even jumped in on the trend of getting some vtubers on for his podcasts(even if they're 2 view nobodies, still).
They said they were changing the license, hadn't specified how yet. But the simple fact is that as an actual business that hopes to grow beyond the kickstarter and get product into stores, they need product in stores. If they did dump the open license entirely, that won't stop people from just using whatever minis they want same as OPR already does anyway(another company which is now making physical products because after so many years of floundering, they finally realized they need stores to support the product to actually grow local communities).
It's his phony accent, among other things.
It's really a monkey paw, people demanded saturnine for decades based off of some old art, and this is what they got because 2d sketches aren't necessarily going to translate to 3d. Although with the case of the dread no one asked for that, people wanted the terminators(same issue though).
it's actually a lot bigger than the leviathan. Hell, the fucking terminators are taller than the old boxnaughts.
They should have gone Wider not taller imo. A shorter and sturdier looking dread would of made more sense for the armor pattern.it's actually a lot bigger than the leviathan. Hell, the fucking terminators are taller than the old boxnaughts.
It's hard to tell from that picture due to the leviathan turned sideways(GW also did that in a marketing photo with a sons of horus leviathan next to it) I'm pretty sure the saturnine is also wider(also the levi is on an 80mm base, while the saturnine with it's wider legs is on a 100mm).
Yeah, it's definitely doable. A pack of like 10-20 sheets runs as much as GW charges for a single sheet of decals, can make basically whatever you want as long as you've got access to a printer.
Focus on 1 model/unit/army at a time. That depends on the scale of your project.
As one of the comments said
Though yes. Them making plastic kits is fine with me. I never had any investment in the Trench Crusade drama, and as @p1138 said, it's needed if they want to get into FLGS and thus build grass roots communities.
Good luck.
It sounds like you are both talking about the same thing so I'm not understanding. I get the flaw in challenger cards but I think it's still a good system. Maybe it's not fit for tournaments but for casual games it helps keep things even. That's a tough balancing act to either stay just behind enough to get challenger, or stay just ahead to deny it. Either way it accomplishes its goal of keeping games even as long as possible. I don't see why skilled players wouldn't take a lead, even if it gave the opponent free VP per turn. Assuming you are skilled enough 3VP wont actually make a difference. Maybe challenger needs to start on round 3. Maybe it should be 2VP instead of 3. Or maybe the challenge needs to not be so free.
It doesn't work in casual games either, like I said because it's determined only at the top of the round, and before scoring is done. Someone being down 6 points, getting a challenger card, and then maxing their primary immediately is not an "underdog". The secret missions and gambits handled this much better, the problem was that most people never bothered with them since it usually required being aware of needing to use them in advance and actually setting up for it... which is something a more novice player isn't likely to pull off without telegraphing it.
The kill a unit for 3 free VP card is also the advance/fall back and shoot/charge card, which as a free stratagem that applies to anything, can be far more useful. At a minimum it can get a unit out of engagement to go elsewhere, but can also shorten a charge(due to the advance) and of course if that unit can shoot and has melee... well now you're shooting the unit you just fell back from and can charge it again for fights first rather than alternating through existing combats. That's the one card where you'd probably not use it for the 3vp.
Why is Arch so fucking mad at Trench Crusade? He didnt even seethe over Warhammer that much when they forced him to remove his warhammer name. Is it cause they directly called him out before and hes mad he even gave the game marketing at first?