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Part of the ship...

I'm really tired right now so bear with me buuuuuuut what the hell does this mean? I see this repeated a lot. Am I part of a ride? I feel like an idiot but I have no idea what it is.

Saw the rules on forgeworld and the other consul type looks really cool as well. Seems like a good way of bringing some mechanicum to your list without a large investment by using allies. Also they get your rules which are pretty cool. Also I'm wondering is their any benefits over pride of the legion which let's you do the same thing?

It's an idiosyncrasy of ours started waaaay back ;) it's a reference to the movie pirates of the Caribbean 2 where you slowly become one of us heresyites.

 

The heresy is our ship, and we are it's crew. You can never leave once you're on the ship, because being one of the crew, you become part of the ship.

 

Trust me, join us and you'll love every minute of it. It's deliciously evil and we have the best community by far.

But we got in trouble for it so now we do it subliminal like.

 

 

 

 

 

GET ON THIS SHIP

That's a point actually... Rules as written for the Delegatus say that 'Allied Force Detachments may also not be taken with this army' if it's a Primary Detachment...

 

Is there anything stopping you from having another force as the Primary Detachment and having a Delegatus leading the Allied detachment?

That's a point actually... Rules as written for the Delegatus say that 'Allied Force Detachments may also not be taken with this army' if it's a Primary Detachment...

 

Is there anything stopping you from having another force as the Primary Detachment and having a Delegatus leading the Allied detachment?

 

Under his Rite of Command special rule, he needs to be the army's Warlord and (correct me if I'm wrong) I believe your Warlord can only be selected from the Primary Detachment.

 

I'd be delighted if the Ultramarines get a rule to allow Veteran Tacticals as troops, without removing allies as an option.

I can't see myself using a delegatus, however a praevian isn't off the cards, vorax seem like really nice models and having something with a bit of munching power to back up terror squads sounds fun. Maybe have them to help my list to 2.5k

EDIT: On another thought; will the IF +1 BS for bolt weapons apply to the Mauler bolt cannons for Castellax? Potential for BS5 bolt cannons, if so.

Actually, the Imperial Fists' Disciplined Fire rule specifically mentions boltguns, bolt pistols, heavy bolters and quad heavy bolters, so no, it wouldn't apply to the Bolt Cannons. The Castellax's boltguns would get the +1BS, just not the main cannon...

 

 

 

Part of the ship...

I'm really tired right now so bear with me buuuuuuut what the hell does this mean? I see this repeated a lot. Am I part of a ride? I feel like an idiot but I have no idea what it is.

Saw the rules on forgeworld and the other consul type looks really cool as well. Seems like a good way of bringing some mechanicum to your list without a large investment by using allies. Also they get your rules which are pretty cool. Also I'm wondering is their any benefits over pride of the legion which let's you do the same thing?

It's an idiosyncrasy of ours started waaaay back ;) it's a reference to the movie pirates of the Caribbean 2 where you slowly become one of us heresyites.

 

The heresy is our ship, and we are it's crew. You can never leave once you're on the ship, because being one of the crew, you become part of the ship.

 

Trust me, join us and you'll love every minute of it. It's deliciously evil and we have the best community by far.

But we got in trouble for it so now we do it subliminal like

"Would you kindly join the heresy..."

 

;)

+1 for the reference

That's awfully nice of them to post. Now I can cancel some bids on some Weekender programs (just covering my bases in case people aren't into "No seriously, I have some cameraphone snaps I pulled off of Facebook here on my phone with the rules on them").

 

Now to just decide if I want to build a small Delegatus force or a Heavy Metal Dynat + Praevian + Banestrike Castellax force...

 

 

 

 

Part of the ship...

I'm really tired right now so bear with me buuuuuuut what the hell does this mean? I see this repeated a lot. Am I part of a ride? I feel like an idiot but I have no idea what it is.

Saw the rules on forgeworld and the other consul type looks really cool as well. Seems like a good way of bringing some mechanicum to your list without a large investment by using allies. Also they get your rules which are pretty cool. Also I'm wondering is their any benefits over pride of the legion which let's you do the same thing?

It's an idiosyncrasy of ours started waaaay back ;) it's a reference to the movie pirates of the Caribbean 2 where you slowly become one of us heresyites.

 

The heresy is our ship, and we are it's crew. You can never leave once you're on the ship, because being one of the crew, you become part of the ship.

 

Trust me, join us and you'll love every minute of it. It's deliciously evil and we have the best community by far.

But we got in trouble for it so now we do it subliminal like
"Would you kindly join the heresy..."

 

;)

+1 for the reference

http://i1279.photobucket.com/albums/y524/Taron_James_Beer/Mobile%20Uploads/43466_7154b74660ad016566a16ed71e01f21f_zpskx1gunvn.png

 

to polite

 

EDIT: On another thought; will the IF +1 BS for bolt weapons apply to the Mauler bolt cannons for Castellax? Potential for BS5 bolt cannons, if so.

Actually, the Imperial Fists' Disciplined Fire rule specifically mentions boltguns, bolt pistols, heavy bolters and quad heavy bolters, so no, it wouldn't apply to the Bolt Cannons. The Castellax's boltguns would get the +1BS, just not the main cannon...

Alas, you are right, brother. I have since read that. Still, it's going to lead to more hits/more casualties. Especially if you grab the enhanced targeting array.

All this warbling and no thoughts given to squads of "T8" Iron Hands Castellax. Suck it, Eldar, we get it on the cheap.

Eh, Castellax shooting sucks (for their cost), you are more dangerous in CC so you don't benefit from T8* all that much.

 

Admittedly, Medusa gives you FNP though.

 

Edited; could have sworn HotG gave it.

Yeah, I think it's a bit of a shame that swapping out the bolters for Graviton Guns wasn't listed amongst the Legion-specific wargear options given with the Praevian

 

Not sure how effective it'd be rules wise, but rule of cool yo

Regarding the Praevin, the Cortex Designator, it works for combat as well right? Or does "targeted" refer to shooting only?

 

I'm thinking of a Salamander with the ROW, so that with 2x (S5) Flamers and twin-linked multi meltas, with 2 power claws (this counts as two CCW doesn't it?).

All this warbling and no thoughts given to squads of "T8" Iron Hands Castellax. Suck it, Eldar, we get it on the cheap.

 

I'm with you. Iron Hands can make a mean HQ deathstar. T8 means bolters will wound you as you march up the table and shatter some tactical blobs. Castellax are already tough to deal with anyway.

Sorry if this been answered, but am I reading it correctly that for one purchase of 15pts, all battle-automata in the Praevian's unit get sonic shriekers?

 

Side note, how do you think a Praevian, Delegatus and Diabolist would team up in terms of usability?

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