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Someone else have incite for the successors? It looks like if you take a successor, you can't take Dante or Corbulo and still be battle-forged because they are keyword <Blood Angels> and not say keyword <Carmine Blades> Edited by Dont-Be-Haten

Spagunk, I think maybe you're overreacting a bit mate. :wink:

The way I see it, they only, really dropped the ball when it comes to the DC

 

No, I think I have the right amount of reacting.

 

I know this is supposed to be a temp fix but it really stinks to high heaven as not a good balance. We lose one of our main defining characteristics and gain nothing interesting that other people won't already have.

 

It's real lack luster.

Someone else have incite for the successors? It looks like if you take a successor, you can't take Dante or Corbulo and srsu battle-forged because they are keyword <Blood Angels> and not say keyword <Carmine Blades>

I'm sure it will work like it did previously. Those successors that do not vary greatly from their parent chapter play as if they were the parent chapter. Otherwise all those UM successors would be invalidated. "Sorry you cannot play your Sons of Orar. They are not blue enough."

 

Others (like Crimson Fists and Black Templars) might get their own rules eventually.

 

Someone else have incite for the successors? It looks like if you take a successor, you can't take Dante or Corbulo and srsu battle-forged because they are keyword <Blood Angels> and not say keyword <Carmine Blades>

I'm sure it will work like it did previously. Those successors that do not vary greatly from their parent chapter play as if they were the parent chapter. Otherwise all those UM successors would be invalidated. "Sorry you cannot play your Sons of Orar. They are not blue enough."

 

Others (like Crimson Fists and Black Templars) might get their own rules eventually.

 

 

hey guys the answer for this are in the leaks on the other page we are looking at. the same page as the psychic powers and the list of units we can use, to the right in a black bubble.

basically says  use the rules for blood angels for your successors but replace the key word Blood angels in all instances with the name of your chapter. and then something i cant make out entirely as its cropped off but says Dante is the chapter master of the blood angels and not any successor chapters.

Right now this sounds pretty terrible. Let's hope the successors get their own units. Otherwise they just get fewer options forcing us to either beg the opponent to play against our "illegal" armies or add the "proper" chapter symbols. I was excited about 8th but what we hear gets worse and worse.

If your successor chapter doesn't have its own rules, just use the Blood Angels or Flesh Tearers keyword. Plus it's not that hard to mix and match chapters in the new edition.

 

Exactly. As I said over in the NRA - I highly doubt anyone would stop you using a nice dante you've made because YOUR blood angels are blue/ gold/ purple/ pink/ rainbow.

 

If your successor chapter doesn't have its own rules, just use the Blood Angels or Flesh Tearers keyword. Plus it's not that hard to mix and match chapters in the new edition.

 

Exactly. As I said over in the NRA - I highly doubt anyone would stop you using a nice dante you've made because YOUR blood angels are blue/ gold/ purple/ pink/ rainbow.

 

I too doubt that anyone would do that, but from the rules they would be in the right to deny those units. It is no different than using Lysander in a Sons of Orar army (assuming that UM successors would get the same rule) The character in question has a different <chapter> keyword.

 

 

If your successor chapter doesn't have its own rules, just use the Blood Angels or Flesh Tearers keyword. Plus it's not that hard to mix and match chapters in the new edition.

 

Exactly. As I said over in the NRA - I highly doubt anyone would stop you using a nice dante you've made because YOUR blood angels are blue/ gold/ purple/ pink/ rainbow.

 

I too doubt that anyone would do that, but from the rules they would be in the right to deny those units. It is no different than using Lysander in a Sons of Orar army (assuming that UM successors would get the same rule) The character in question has a different <chapter> keyword.

 

It is quite different though than your example - but I see your point.

 

Blood angels in themselves are already limited in the list of units they use and literally in the paragraph above it says to juse count all the "blood angels" mentons to "successor chapter X".

 

For the sake of rule it's just a matter of saying "well they're blood angels, not a successor. They repainted thier armour for this mission."

Tbh, I'd prefer to see chapter master be an option for successors. Especially now you can probably make a captain with pretty similar rules to Dante.

 

It's funny you should mention it.

 

If the Chapter Master is still an upgrade for a normal captain - we'll now have access to it.

Wait, why can't we fire flamers out of a drop pod? I know they're heavy weapons now, but I thought it was only a -1 modifier to hit for moving; and flamers auto hit. Did I miss something?

I was trying to figure this out earlier when someone a few pages back said something similar about Baal preds and triple flamer variant.

 

There is so much information out now I forgot to investigate further.

 

speaking about pods, I believe deathwind missiles should be a better investment now, since the bloody thing is so expensive, I don't think I would hate investing in the better turret.

I know I'm going to be doing Angels Sanguine scheme/chapter, but for all intensive purpose just use the blood angels rules.  It would make sense after Baal that Lemartes, Dante etc, are showing up and helping out their successor chapter rebuild etc (then the game happens and hell breaks loose)

 

In addition it would be easier on my opponent when they read the data sheet to not argue that  "well in the rules it just states X and you're Y"

Dreadnoughts can't go in Drop Pods anymore.

 

GG.

 

There's so going to be a Primaris / Dreadnought drop pod model coming soon. Annoying that it hampers CC Dreads in the (hopefully) short term :/

 

Still, Stormraven's can start on the table and are proper gunships now so there's that I guess to transport CC Dreads.

Appears our ASM have lost their meltaguns, for now.

 

Can't see why ASM would be worth taking at the moment?

 

Up into the loft goes the box full of my ASM from 5th edition again...

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