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I ask because I am the complete opposite, I am the kind of player who is drawn to magic-heavy armies and have predictably mained Tzeentch since I started playing. In 40k I play Thousand Sons and if an army is bad at magic then I simply will disregard it entirely for that reason alone, because playing Age of Sigmar and NOT being amazing at magic is simply not a gameplay experience I want.
Even when I feel like being adventurous and try a new faction the end result is that I obsessively pore over warscrolls and enhancements to make my army as magic-focused as I possibly can.
Naturally, I have experienced a great deal of saltiness since I started playing, especially since I tend to prefer to play Narrative Games like Path to Glory and I have long wanted to have a discussion on this topic.
So, here is my question for all who read this who for whatever reason really don't like magic. Why is that exactly and what would need to change with magic to make you like it more, if anything?
I have seen that the Boingrot Bounderz are a mount, does this mean that they can make their Pokin Lance and Fang Filled Gobs? This would mean that a once reinforced unit gets 50 attacks, 60 with the bad moon.
Is this right?
Extremis edition. Me and a friend have played around 4-5 games with the units from the box to learn the game before we start playing with our "real" armies.
In those games SCE have won every time... have we misunderstod something or is that normal? Sure, we forgett some rules and so on but its not even close, the SCE destroys the pool orruks.
Whats your experience?
Orruk: swampcala, 10 gutripaz, 10 slitaz.
SCE: imperator, 5 vindicators, 3 preators.
always had trouble taking pictures of my miniatures, I'm hoping a lightbox setup helps encourage it and make the pictures better!
Hey so I’m a 40K player. Planning on moving into AoS with the new edition. How does allies work? Can you ally at all? We have any idea if that’s gonna continue or change in the new edition? I love the look of a few of the death armies and I was wondering can you make ally armies?
I'm looking for my first purchase in warhammer and I am interested in those spearhead boxes.
They all look cool and I mainly like:
But I have some questions:
Any recommandations appreciated !
Now for the body!
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