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Post by Jack Shrapnel on Feb 5, 2017 11:10:10 GMT -5
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Post by ohgodsnakes on Mar 13, 2017 12:29:53 GMT -5
Excellent guide. Have you done any of the others yet? I may be interested in your thoughts on Death
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Post by Jack Shrapnel on Mar 13, 2017 16:57:09 GMT -5
Just finished a different article for them... but chaos is next I think...
I have to play either as or against death a bit more before I'd feel confident enough to do an article on them.
been playing alot of vampires in total war warhammer... and it's starting to make me itch to play them in the tabletop version as well... sigh.... this is how it happens.... lol
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Post by coymastermikhail on Mar 13, 2017 22:10:12 GMT -5
Playing brettonians in total war is what finally gave me the push i needed to dive into a fantasy setting
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Post by Jack Shrapnel on Mar 14, 2017 7:33:46 GMT -5
Playing brettonians in total war is what finally gave me the push i needed to dive into a fantasy setting AOS is extremely fun, easy to learn, balanced and streamlined as a game. I have no doubt that this is the way 8th edition is heading. (they HAVE to do something about the 40k rules bloat!)
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Post by question on Mar 16, 2017 10:38:52 GMT -5
Enjoyed the article! I'm thinking I need to look over what I have for these guys as well. The more I read about AoS, the more I like what I see and agree the same style would benefit 40K. Particularly the rules bloat. And the "mix 'n match" has an appeal by allowing some of the shenanigans favoured in army building in 40K while at restricting it to a defined set of armies. Might actually achieve a modicum of balance to the cherry picking this way.
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