An 'Old School' 10th Edition 40k Tournament

[Lathe Biosas]

Our group has tossed out an idea for all the "more mature" players (physically, not mentally).

 

The "Old School 10th Edition 40k Tournament!"

 

In this tournament you get to play like it was 1996, and you were still rocking out with your dial-up modem.

 

FAQs? Game Balance Data-nonsense? Bah! None of that here.

 

You must bring a 1750 point 10th Edition tournament legal point list... with some "old school" changes (or should I say, lack thereof).

 

 

 

1. Players can use any print Codexes and Supplements (including White Dwarf supplements) to build their armies.

 

 

 

2. Books and supplements are used with their exact, printed wording. No FAQs, no errata, no online detachments, no balance dataslate.

 

 

 

3. Ignore any army construction rules and dataslates that aren’t in the Core Rules, your Codex, or a Supplement you’re using.

 

 

 

4. Use only codex point values, as printed.

 

 

 

5. No Warhammer+ App or games-workshop (or any such online app can be accessed during the tournament).

 

 

 

6. All lists must be handwritten or typed and printed.

 

 

 

7. You are allowed to use the Imperial Armour hardback.

 

 

 

8. You must bring the books you want to use to the Tournament.

 

 

Would you play? 

 

(And did we miss anything?)

 

 

 

[Kommisar_K]

Clarification requested - can you use any points values? Or just the most recent?

[Lathe Biosas]

1 hour ago, Kommisar_K said:

Clarification requested - can you use any points values? Or just the most recent?

 

Whatever is in your Codex. That's where you pull your points from.