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This has been the best preview ever. It's the only preview that is going to save me money.

 

I thought I didnt have enough Custodes. With these stats, I might have too many!1000073741.thumb.jpg.423b3c96cf5ec0ca6a3870694f26a5dc.jpg

 

Also, Allarus Custodians come is squads of 2-3 now... 

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Aquilons are a bit better than the new regular custodes, but still inferior to the previous resin version.

 

I guess this means with the double 30k/40k boxing, combat patrol and codex art, we will see the old Custodian Guard set withdrawn.  That's a shame.  At least the Wardens will stay.

On 9/16/2026 at 8:23 PM, Orange Knight said:

What makes you think Plague Marines will be T7? You're assuming everything is moving up.

 

There are other ways to give them durability.

If everything moves up, then there's no point in anything moving up lol

And yet custodes immediately getting massive toughness buffs straight after loyalist Marines getting them indicates that most armies will be all going up 

We now have infantry just as tough as nid monsters or dreads with makes absolutely no sense at all it's a pathetic joke 

 

Honestly I'm actually kind of impressed by a number of things here: making the model line "official" for both systems, expanding the 40K roster to include units that were previously Heresy only, and implementing changes that should significantly reduce the number of minis fielded in a game (and therefore reduce the cost of playing the army) are all very unlike the GW of the last ten years or so. 

3 minutes ago, Plaguecaster said:

And yet custodes immediately getting massive toughness buffs straight after loyalist Marines getting them indicates that most armies will be all going up 

We now have infantry just as tough as nid monsters or dreads with makes absolutely no sense at all it's a pathetic joke 

 

Mate, it's Custodes.

 

If they didn't go up in toughness the Marines would be out tanking them now.

6 minutes ago, Plaguecaster said:

And yet custodes immediately getting massive toughness buffs straight after loyalist Marines getting them indicates that most armies will be all going up 

We now have infantry just as tough as nid monsters or dreads with makes absolutely no sense at all it's a pathetic joke 

 

 

I don't think it indicates that most armies will be going up in toughness, based on the words of the two guys hosting this show, they are making an effort to bring the game into being more in line with the lore, which is something quite a few people on these boards have lamented.  I do believe we'll get something for the Death Guard that makes them tankier; whether it's EVEN MORE toughness or if it's the re-introduction of our FNP, something will happen for CSM.

 

We have plenty of stories of the Custodes being super super humans. Hell, we have plenty of lore accurate (As far as anything is lore accurate) stories of Space Marines taking down Tyranid 'monsters' (kinda nebulous, tbh) solo.  So a custodes terminator at T8 (still being wounded on a 5 by Bolters) doesn't seem insane.  It's definitely STRONG, but these are paragons of humanity, they should be.

39 minutes ago, OttoVonAwesome said:

Looks like the sisters rhino, the venerable landraider  and contempter and the Saggitarum guard as well Valerian and Aleya are gone to legends.

 

It looks like The Athema Psykana Rhino might be the last thing listed on the Datasheet index... it's kinda hard to make out.

6 minutes ago, Lathe Biosas said:

It looks like The Athema Psykana Rhino might be the last thing listed on the Datasheet index... it's kinda hard to make out.

 

The last word on the last datasheet entry is definitely "Rhino".

2 minutes ago, Indy Techwisp said:

 

The last word on the last datasheet entry is definitely "Rhino".

 

There we go. The Rhino sticks around.

 

☆☆☆

 

The loss of the Land Raider stings a bit as I wasn't really impressed by the Coronus Grav-carrier... but that looks like our only real transport for now.

2 minutes ago, Orange Knight said:

Hmmm, the army will clearly have crazy stats.

 

I could be convinced to collect these if it turns out to be a very cheap and quick army to collect...

 

That was my main reason why I got into Custodes.

1 hour ago, DemonGSides said:

 

Hell, we have plenty of lore accurate (As far as anything is lore accurate) stories of Space Marines taking down Tyranid 'monsters' (kinda nebulous, tbh) solo.  

One of 40K's older short stories (Salvation, in Inferno Magazine issue 1, in July 1997) was "lone Terminator (not a Sergeant, not an Assault terminator, just a regular trooper with storm bolter) vs Carnifex Screamer Killer - ends in mutual kill".

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It is very odd that they were so cagey about if these new stodes would be 40k compliant when they all launched. 

 

I think this is the right decision. And it also gives people an in to both 30k and 40k without having to buy and paint 2 seperate armies which is good to.

The new models are proportioned very differently from the 1st generation Custodes models. It really feels like a Stormcast 1.0 to 2.0 evolution.

 

I would need to see how the codex pans out. If I do invest, I wouldn't be mixing the old and new models together.

 

One exception would be Trajan Valoris... I had painted the model up for fun but recently sold him on Ebay. Bad move in hindsight 

18 minutes ago, Subtleknife said:

It is very odd that they were so cagey about if these new stodes would be 40k compliant when they all launched. 

 

I think this is the right decision. And it also gives people an in to both 30k and 40k without having to buy and paint 2 seperate armies which is good to.

 

In fairness I don't think they were cagey, people just didn't believe them when they said they would be because of past trauma over things like the Kratos being non-Legends for all of five minutes. 

Not a fan of these guys, they look like they were designed for the last versions of custodes, big and puffy with the shin designs. The new ones are more svelte with plain greaves, kind of like how it seemed like the 2019 chaos terminators were made for the previous scale and design of legionaries, but looked odd next to the new 2019 csm box carousel1-02-ptoou89cec.png.947a4d0b7e480d784fe6c86c5f2b2050.png

 

 

1 hour ago, Iron Lord said:

One of 40K's older short stories (Salvation, in Inferno Magazine issue 1, in July 1997) was "lone Terminator (not a Sergeant, not an Assault terminator, just a regular trooper with storm bolter) vs Carnifex Screamer Killer - ends in mutual kill".

One of my favourites as a kid. The villagers removing and then re-armouring a terminator as easily as they would a medieval knight is so far removed from current lore. It's a shame something like that couldn't be written anymore.

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