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Oh boy the witchunter just got better.


Onnotangu

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after rereading my Imperial Armor 2 Book I noticed something. on page 201 there are options for taking the variant tanks in a inducted guard army.

 

IA2:

salamander

cyclops

Vanquisher

Conqueror

Exterminator

Executioner

Thunderer

Medusa

Lighting

Thunderbolt

Vulture

 

IG:

LRBT

demolisher

eradicator

executioner

exterminator

punisher

vanquisher

medusa

 

the quote is as follows: "full rules for these vehicles can be found in imperial armour volume 1."

 

I am fully aware of the downsides of taking said tanks in Combined force either composed of IG with allied Witch hunters or Witch hunter with allied IG. I am Also aware of the downsides in taking said tanks mainly being that I will have to use the IA1 rules for said tanks which upon reading are still quite formidable on the table.

 

There are sufficient precedent for using the above listed variant tanks at your local store with said pointed out rules. As for tourneys, I don't play them. Letting your opponent know before hand that is just common courtesy. I feel that these books might point towards a simple response of complaint about which variant LR tank one may field with inducted guard.

 

Post edited for clarity and to soothe the nitpickers. consider the original post a burst of joy.

you might want to re-read the Ig codex. same tanks are in the IG codex now.

IA2:

salamander

cyclops

Vanquisher

Conqueror

Exterminator

Executioner

Thunderer

Medusa

Lighting

Thunderbolt

Vulture

 

IG:

LRBT

demolisher

eradicator

executioner

exterminator

punisher

vanquisher

medusa

 

the quote is as follows: "full rules for these vehicles can be found in imperial armour volume 1."

 

 

enough choices to take.

You mentioned a Punisher in your original post. The Leman Russ Punisher does not exist in IA 1 or IA 2, ergo you cannot use it as an allied unit under the rules in IA 2. Same goes for the Eradicator.

 

 

I have both IG and Witchhunter forces. It can swing both ways. These are merely possibilities, not certainties Hence the use of the word: possible.

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