"VERY FEW unexplainable stains, noises, or odors!"Konrad wrote:@TOD- I will quite seriously pay you rent to borrow those for my next Strange Aeons game. "4 bedroom, 2 bath, conveniently close to shopping, pine barrens and monolith. Sudden disappearance of previous owner means reasonable price."
Hey me too. I'm going to use these for GoMo. Wonderfully twisted, scruffy and ragged. I have not put paint to plastic since last winter. Felt good. I have lost some of my painting mojo over the years. Luckly these guys are supposed to look scabby, dusty and scratched up.The Other Dave wrote:I put together some Chaos Cultists.
I think normal marines are mainly scouts. Grey knights have full-on marines though.kojibear wrote:Just curious about the new Shadow War game, do Space Marines only have scout teams, or are there rules for tactical marines etc, too?
Thanks guys. It is a good way for GW to start moving all those scout boxes they have. I think they already put out a board game with scouts as the stars, too, the one with the genestealers?me_in_japan wrote:That's right. "marine" kill teams are actually scouts (scout sergeant, scout, initiate, special-weapon-scout). They can get regular marines (well, apothecaries, Veterans, Terminators, Death Watch) as special operatives. A special operative is like a BB star player - you "pay" 1 Promethium Cache (which is acquired as post-mission loot) for each specialist you hire for a single game. Since the long-term goal of a campaign is to accumulate 15 Promethium Caches, there's a trade-off between a one-off power up for your gang and working towards a long-term win.
GKs, btw, are made up of a Justicar, regular GKs, and GK gunners. Their specialists are Purifier (CC specialist), Interceptor (can teleport), Terminator, and Paladin (CC terminator)
