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Today in the hobby I built and primed five Mk IV marines for my 30k Imperial Fists, and since I got a sweet job offer this morning, I went ahead and ordered myself the Conquest book.

Hi Chillin. Did you make the move? There are a few good clubs in the city and some excellent independent stores south of the city. Feel free to PM for information.

Look a few threads down; somebody posted about a store farther north. It kills me that I couldn't find games when I lived in Montreal, and now there's two threads going. Zut alors.

Chaos gods: Hey Horus, sucks that you got passed over for Warmaster. Want to worship us now? Horus: OK!

Congrats DarkGuard. Excellent choice.

You mean good luck to 2,999 of you who want the same edition as me. ;)

I got my email reminder from BL about the book being on sale... 10 minutes after the fact.

P 62, BRB "Wrecked vehicles are left on the table and effectively become a piece of terrain, counting as both difficult and dangerous..." p 67, BRB "Destroyed - wrecked: The passengers must immediately disembark and then take a Pinning test. Any models that cannot disembark are destroyed. After this, the vehicle becomes a wreck." (emphasis mine) Under normal circumstances, passengers could not disembark on top of a vehicle because one model may never be on top of another. While it is true that models may climb on top of a wreck, in the case of disembarking from a vehicle that has suffered from a wrecked result, the vehicle does not become a wreck until the disembarking is complete. The passengers cannot, therefore, disembark on top of it. edit: Ninjad by ilnar.

A scene where all the Primarchs are playing beach volleyball without their shirts on. Just something so all of our lady friends won't complain so much when we make them watch the movie. It worked for Top Gun. Also, it could be set up so that it's the nine loyalists against the nine that eventually turn. Foreshadowing!

There's The 'Arvard 'Ardboyz in Cambridge, MA.

I love the Salamanders ironclad dreadnought in this picture. I can almost hear his vox speakers muttering, "I knocked, but nobody answered..."