IA 13
IA 13
Sellainen on päätynyt joidenkin ihmisten käsiin jo. Onko moisesta mitään näkemyksiä ehtinyt syntyä tällä puolella? Meneeko voimassa olevan CSM codexin korvaajasta? Kummalle puolelle forgen kolikkoa kyseinen kirjanen osuu (eli siis täysin toimimatonta schaibaa vai "win-button")?
It's really, really easy to see a complaint that you don't happen to agree with, and imbue it with a whole lot more emotion than is actually present.
- Meganiikko
- Viestit: 5244
- Liittynyt: Ti 22.10.2013 22:57
- Paikkakunta: JNS
Re: IA 13
Menee luokkaan "on hyvää, mutta ei riko peliä"-kirja. IMO tietenkin.
"Ferrus, your beard needs a shave." -Fulgrim
"Ok, hit me up fam." -Ferrus Manus
-One of the biggest miscommunications during 30th millennium.
"Ok, hit me up fam." -Ferrus Manus
-One of the biggest miscommunications during 30th millennium.
Re: IA 13
Luulen ainakin indexin perusteella, että menee itsellä codexin korvaajaksi. Veteraaniboonukset muinaisista sodista selviytymisen perusteella kuullostaa erittäin siistiltä.
- Lord of Carcassonne
- Viestit: 6948
- Liittynyt: Ke 18.01.2006 12:03
- Paikkakunta: Orivesi
Re: IA 13
Mä haluun IA 13:sta ehdottomasti. Pitäiskö se Fellblade tai joku lenturi tilata chaokselle samaan aikaan =)? .
Warhammer The Old World Alkaen 13.4.2024.
Bretonnia V/T/H 1/0/2
Warhammer Armies Project (1.8.2023 lähtien)
Bretonnia V/T/H 5/2/7
Nippon (Kun armeija on valmis) V/T/H 0/0/0
Bretonnia V/T/H 1/0/2
Warhammer Armies Project (1.8.2023 lähtien)
Bretonnia V/T/H 5/2/7
Nippon (Kun armeija on valmis) V/T/H 0/0/0
Re: IA 13
Jos jollakin se kirja on, niin viitsisikö listata tähän ne yksiköt mitä siitä renegades listasta löytyy? Tietäis vähän millaisissa summissa tuleva konkurssi liikkuu. :D
It's really, really easy to see a complaint that you don't happen to agree with, and imbue it with a whole lot more emotion than is actually present.
Re: IA 13
Jos nyt rikon jotain sääntöä näitä tähän pastettamalla niin saa poistaa.
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Renegade and Heretics Wargear
Vox-Caster:Re-roll your LD value from Uncertain Worth, even if it is lower than the first you have to keep it.
Kinda useful if you roll really badly and also about as cheep as buying 1 extra soldier for your fight against the Imperial scum. So overall probably worth it for the essential units.
Command Net Vox: Works the same as a normal Vox-Caster but also allows any friendly unit to use there morale if in 12”.
Very useful and cheep, so long as you don't roll really badly on your LD 2 times.
Sub-flak Armour: 6+ Armour
Chaos Sigil: Pass your first Morale or Pinning check to be made each turn.
Combat Drug Injectors: When you charge you and your unit get 'Rage', but at the end of the turn you need to do a Toughness test vs the majority T value. If you fail D3 models die with no saves.
Can be a bit painful on a fail, but only available for Enforcers who can only join your normal units, mutants and Vets, so guardsmen rather than Ogryns or something good at combat.
Banner of Hate: All infantry units in the same detachment in 12” roll 3D6 for Morale and Pinning and choose the 2 lowest results.
Great again for stopping those fools from running away, but only available for your your Renegade Command Squad, so not a huge bonus as it could have been if allowed on Platoon Command Squads as well.
Banner of the Apostate: Gives you +1 to combat results.
A lot cheaper that the Banner of Hate, but also only available for Renegade Command Squads. So this will not be the turning point of any game.
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SPECIALRULES
Uncertain Worth: This is your standard rule for most units that means you have LD 5-10 as you have 4+D6 LD. Though you only do the LD check at the point in which you first have to take a LD check. So you can't just deploy your lower LD minions near your Command Net Vox or Banner of Hate or Stick in a nice Enforcer to hold the line for you.
Curse of Mutation: Each unit with this rule rolls a dice at the start of the game. Results are either
Cause 'Fear' but all friendly units in 6” of you are -1LD.
Gains Acute Senses and Scout. But all Blast, Barrage and Heavy weapons used against you have blind!
Gains Hammer of Wrath with +1S, and must charge enemies in 12”
IMOO this is a really teribad thing. It offers you also no bonuses. But the thing it comes with that I will get on to later could be insanely powerful.
Chaos Covenant: Basically your Mark of the Gods. Khorne gives Re-roll failed to wound on first round on combat. Nurgle is FnP 6+, Slaanesh is Fleet, Tzeentch is Snapshots are BS2. This applies to the whole unit with someone with a Covenant in the unit.
Bit of a twist on the normal marking system. Only the champions of some units can be marked, so is also able to be snipped out of a squad with a precision shot or a challenge similar.
Fanatic:Roll 1 extra dice when working out your LD and discard the lowest.
Some thing that you get on your Command Squads and Disciples what is very useful again, especially with the command vox.
Aura of the Witch: 5++ save and Fear, but can't join units or be the warlord.
This one is an odd one. It is a great looking rule in the first part, and only applies to your rogue psykers. But the not being able to join other units does leave them vulnerable.
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DEVOTIONS
These are things that 1 of your Renegade Command Squads can get for the one who is your Warlord. These give you options for your army or buff the person with it, or both Basically it is your Special Wargear.
Primaris-Rogue Witch: Gives him Mastery LV1 with access to Malefic, Bio, Pyro and Telekinesis. He also gains Fearless. He may not be a Covenant of Khorne. He may also take Rogue Psykers as Elites as well as HQ.
Not a fan of this one. A LV1 isn't a great bonus, but the extra Rogue Psykers could be useful.
Mutant Overlord:The demagogue rolls 3 times on this table. Also him and his unit gain Curse of Mutation (listed above).
1:Reduce either I or A by 1, if rolled again then re-roll.
2-3:Add 1 to WS or BS
4-5:Add 1 to S or T
6:Add 1 to W and gain Slow and Purposeful and Bulky, if rolled again then re-roll.
As said way above the Curse of Mutation kinda sucks, but some of these bonuses could be good. But due to the unreliable nature I think itcan not be worth it.
Master of the Horde:
When a Renegade Infantry Squad started the game with 15+ models at the start of play either gets wiped out or flees off the table you roll a D6. On a 5+ they return to the game as reserves at full strength with all options they previously had, with the exception of Dedicated Transports.
In addition you must take a minimum of 2 Renegade Infantry Platoons and the max size of all of Renegade Infantry Platoons becomes 30.
This one I think is my personal favourite. You get bigger units and they can come back continually as suicide squads.
Arch-Heretic Revolutionary: Gains Zealot and also gains a Covenant for free.
In addition any unit of Renegade Infantry or Renegade Veterans can gain Fanatic for every model for the cost of putting power armour on a Daemon Prince.
Also any Enforcer Cadres may take up to 10 Enforcers rather than the normal 5.
A bit of a hit and miss rule. Looks nice and if you like your Enforcers keeping your units there, but buying Fanatic for your units will force the base cost of those units up by over 50%.
Heretek Magus:Gains 3+ Armour and +1T and FnP 6+.
Also you can take Defilers as Heavy and Decimators at Elites, and pretty much all your infantry can get FnP 6+ for the whole squad at the low low price of about 3 more guys in a normal unit.
This one is probably my second favourite. It doesn't cost must per unit to give them a bad saving throw. Also the addition of having the ability to take Defilers is nice and Decimator Daemon Engines as well, even if they are a little expensive.
Bloody-handed Reaver: 5++ save (listed as a refractor field, what you need to look up the rules for in the impy guard book), also upgrades any autopistol, laspistol or stub gun to a hot-shot laspistol or hot-shot lasgun for a few pts (basically drops the range of the weapon to 6” for LasPistol and 18” for Lasgun,but gives them AP3).
Also any Veteran Squads can upgrade to Grenadier Squads what gives them+1BS (making them BS4) and gives them Hot-Shot guns as well. Also 1 in every 5 can take a Hot-Shot Volley Gun (24” S4 AP3 2/4 Salvo).
ALSO everyone has to purchase Militia Training (+1WS and BS) if they can get it. Also those squads may also for a small amount of pts upgrade to 5+ Armour for the unit.
Another one of my favourites. Turns a normal troop unit in to marine killer unit. Strangely the Demagogues unit can not take the Hot-Shot guns though. Remember that this means a normal Troop unit (or Army) can have everyone in the squad with AP3 weaponry. Though it does make your Chaos Guard with WS/BS4 and 4+ Saves cost about 15pts a model with 8 having hot-shot lasguns and 2 with Hot-Shot Volley Guns.
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WARLORD TRAITS
Any of your units with Uncertain Worth (which is pretty much everything) that dies in 12” of the Warlord you roll a D6 for. On a 5+ you gain a VP.
This one is very nice, but leaves you kinda clustering up in 1 place and people will take out the warlord first if they can then bomb the hell out of you.
Kill D3 members of your own unit to regroup a fleeing squad.
Kinda nice, but killing 1-3 guys worth around 10pts each + gear to save a unit could be a little expansive.
On your turn you may change a reserves roll to pass on a 2+ regardless of the turn, on your opponents turn you can force them to have to roll a 6+ to get the reserve on the table.
This one is great. Getting your reserves quickly and deny your enemy them as well. This rule does NOT say it is a use once or anything. So you can do this 1 time in each of yours and your opponents turns. So could force a reserve to never appear.
In combat if you are not in base to base contact with an enemy model, you can swap all your attacks for a single S3 AP2 hit with Poison 4+ to any enemy model in 3” that is part of the same combat.
Teribad, though it is a free Hit rather than chance to hit. So 4+ for an AP2.
Once per turn you can nominate a friendly unit in the shooting phase to roll an extra dice on the building damage table and choose the highest.
Once again teribad in most cases.
In Combat at I1 you roll a D6 for each enemy in base to base contact and on a 6 the model suffers a wound. Also gives you Fear.
Not bad, not great.
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HQ
Renegade Command Squad – A must have for any army... Cos they are 1+.
This is unit you MUST take, and as such it limits some of your later choices for HQ, You only have 2 other options for HQ but it does mean even in an army that is an Allied Detachment you are forced to take it, or a CAD / Primary Detachment you have only the option of taking a 2nd one, or a unit of Psykers or a unit of Enforcers.
This is your standard 5 guys with a Leader, and has to be included as your HQ choice for any detachment. The leader can take things like power weapons and plasma pistols, refractor fields and carapace armour. The unit are disciples that are allowed to take 1 Special weapon such as a flamer, plasma, melta or grenade launcher can be taken and 1 Heavy weapon team may also be taken as well as also getting them carapace. They also allowed to take a Chimera as transport.
Unlike a lot of armies when they buy things like Carapace Armour they end up buying it for the whole squad, regardless of size for a one off cost. This means in bigger units it is kinda cheaper to buy than for the smaller units, as you may be paying 1pt a model rather than 4pts a model.
This is the only unit that can buy the banners talked about before or the Command Net Vox.
In addition only the Primary Detachment may purchase a Devotion (as listed above) and if this one has a covenant then it changes the army.
If the Warlord has no Covenant then they can take a unit called Renegade Marauders.
Khorne gets Blood Slaughterers (those daemon engines).
Nurgle has Blight Drones and Plague Zombies.
Slannesh can take Noise Marines and Sonic Dreadnaughts.
Tzeentch had Renegade Chaos Spawn.
0-1 Rogue Psykers Covern – Which one is the Witch?.
The unit is composed of 1-5 Rogues, but as said earlier they can not join units, so must go around by themselves. They have a fairly poor statline and the ability to change in to a daemon if they get wounded from perils. They 3 different spells. One being short range with good S as a Blast weapon, with Haywire. The next makes an enemy unit I1 and Snapshots only. But Fearless units are immune, and Stubborn / ATSKNF units can do a LD check to ignore. The last spell gives a friendly unit Fleet and Crusader.
Overall only 1 spell seems any real use in most games, and they are a bit overcost for the random chance of getting it.
0-1 Renegade Enforcer Cadre – Commissars of Chaos.
These are effectively there to be something to stop you running away with an ok statline. Also they have Baleful Judge, which gives a unit that he is part of +1LD, also if they fail any LD check he will kill a member of the unit to force a re-roll. Though a second fail does nothing.
Apostates and Fanatics are now gone.
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ELITE
0-3 Renegade Marauders Squads (No Covenant Warlords only)
Elite Guard unit that hangs around with Ogryn Brutes in the unit. These guys can take a Arvus Lighter or Chimera as a Transport and a couple of special rules. The 1st gives them Either:
Outflank, Stealth and Move Through Cover.
Furious Charge and Crusader
Carapace Armour and Krak Grenades.
The 2nd rule isn't so great. If they fail a Morale Check they can never regroup.
Several of the unit can take power weapons or some specialist gear, but the main bulk will always be the Brutes who have S4T4W3 and A3 with Rending.
0-3 Renegade Chaos Spawn (Tzeentch Covenant Warlord only)
Same as the CSM one, but you cant mark them and you get 3 of them in each unit for less than the cost of 2 CSM ones.
Renegade Disciples Squad – Elite Guard.
They are the standard imperial guard statline with the exceptions of having BS4. Unlike Chaos Cultists they have 5+ save rather than the 6+, also all come with either Lasgun, Autogun or Shotguns and have frag grenades, they also get Fanatic.
These guys have access to a special and heavy weapon as well and can buy carapace armour.
Renegade Ogryn Brutes – Now clean after years of drugs
They now cost a lot more than they used to (more than the impy guard ones) and are practically identical with the impy guard ones. Though instead of having armour they have D6 attacks. They also have Fearless, no guns.
They also can run around with Chaos Hounds who are basically the same stats as the Ogryns but with 1 less wound and 2more I and 3A. This also allows them to roll an addition D6 when Sweeping advancing and discard the lowest.
The squad size can be increased from 1 up to 10 and you can get up to 6 hounds. The whole squad can get Flak or Carapace for a small fee and they can dedicate themselves to the 4 powers of Chaos, Khorne allows a re-roll of the random attacks, Nurgle is FnP5+, Slaanesh is Fleet, Tzeentch gives them a 2nd CC Weapon and Soul blaze.
0-1 Blood Slaughters (Khorne Covenant Warlord only)
Costing about as much as a Maulerfiend these don't look very impressive to start with. They class as walkers though they kinda hover about. They are slightly better armoured than a Mauler/Helbrute with 13-12-10 3HP. Also they have Rampage, Fleet, Daemon of Khorne. Though they are hard to control as they MUST move as fast as possible towards the closest viable enemy every movement phase and get +D3 attacks on charge.
The other thing is gets is it can swap the 1 of their dreadnought CC Weapon for an Impaler what always hits on a 4+ and at only 12” range isn't great, but S8 AP3 isn't bad. The special rule with it though is if it Pens a Vehicle or causes an unsaved wound against an MC it drags them 2D6” towards them. Making it so much easier for it or of course the rest of your army to charge it.
0-1 Blight Drones (Nurgle Covenant Warlord only)
Costing half way between a Maulerfiend and a Forgefiend these little things are 12-11-10 2HP, but as flyer / hover what is also a daemon of Nurgle so gains shrouded (yay for 2+ jink cover save!) this makes them tough to deal with and come in squads of 1-3.
They come with a rather naff S6 AP4 Flamer OR a 36” S8 AP3 Assault 1 Large Blast gun (basically a short ranged battle cannon without the ordinance rule).
In addition to this they also come with a reaper auto cannon, though at only BS2 it doesn't hit often. But as a flyer it can be skyfire!
These are so awesome just for the facts that they are flying 2+ cover save battle cannons what can also shoot down other flyers! Though they are about £40 a model.
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TROOPS
Renegade Infantry Platoon – Chaos Guard
This is your old fashioned Impy Guard Squad but with a reduced statline due to only having WS/BS 2. Each Platoon is made from 3-5 units of 10 guys though can buy up to 10 more guys (20 if you are Master of the Horde). They have a few options for themselves like 1 in 5 gets a special choice and 1 in 10 gets a heavy weapon choice. The entire squad can be upgraded to have Sub-Flak Armor, Krak Grenades and Militry Training (making them WS/BS 3) for small costs. While the Leader of the unit can have a few more options.
The First Squad in any Platoon is the Command Squad and can upgrade 1 model to be a Demagogue (basically giving him +2 attacks and WS/BS3). All other Squads can also upgrade to a Champion, also giving him WS/BS3 but only 2 attacks. Both of which can take a Covenant.
These guys start very very cheap (unmarked Chaos Spawn level of cheap), so it is well worth stocking up on them.
Any of these units can also have a Chimera if they have 12 or less models.
Mutant Rabble – Get your Freak On!
Basically the same as one of your platoon units, but have Curse of Mutation and can have up to 40 additional guys in the unit. They have a very reasonable cost for getting sub-flak on the unit and the champion if you buy one can have a Covenant. Though they do lack the option to get Militia training and Krak grenades and all the special / heavy weapons.
Renegade Infantry Veterans – Vets be having you!
Almost identical to the Disciples apart from these ones have WS4 and BS3 and are armed with Pistols and CC Weapons and don't have all the heavy weapons. They can also buy a Chimera if they wish and can upgrade from 5-10models. The major difference with them is that they are specialists. They can buy themselves Carapace, Scout, Furious Charge, Deep Strike & Tank Hunter for individual costs.
0-1 Plague Zombies Hoard (Nurgle Covenant Warlord only) – BRAINS!!!
These aren't to be confused with Typhus Zombies. They cost the same as the Infantry Squad and start with 10 guys, but can have up to 40 more in the unit. They have Fearless, FNP4+, Slow and Purposeful and a nice new thing called Warp Plague. This means if they can kill an entire unit they grow in number. Kinda tasty even with the low statline.
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DEDICATED TRANSPORTS
Renegade Chimera
Same as the impy guard one, but cheaper and only BS2, though it can also replace the multilaser with an autocannon. It can bring its BS back up to 3 by having militia training, what brings it back to the same cost as the impy guard one, but I guess if you arm it with 2 heavy flamers, there is no need to.
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FAST ATTACK
Hellhound Squadron
Identical to the impy guard ones, but BS2 and slightly cheaper, with the option to upgrade back to BS3 to make them cost the same.
Renegade Sentinel Squadron
Identical to the impy guard ones, but BS2 and slightly cheaper, with the option to upgrade back to BS3, though they come in 3s as standard and can have up to 3 additional units in the same squad. If upgraded are slightly cheaper than the impy guard ones as the 3 (the cost of an autocannon upgrade) but if you have the full 6 then you are saving the cost of a CSM unit of Cultists!. If you choose to upgrade them to Armoured Sentinals (also an option on the same unit) as a 3 you are then paying half an armoured sentinel over the odds, but if you upgrade to the full 6 then you break even with the impy guard version.
You also have the option of replacing the Multilaser with Multiple Rocket Pods like you get on a Valkyrie.
Renegade Salamander Squadrons
Just a Chimera with Heavy Flamer on top what can be traded for a Heavy Bolter and Autocannon but cant hold any troops and comes in squads of 1-3 and is slightly cheaper than a CSM Cultist unit and is open-topped.
Also this has the first misprint I have noticed as it is listed as BS3 and has the option to get Militia Training to make it BS3.
Renegade Aevus Lighter Squadron
Very cheap flyer that can carry people around. But can only ever Snapshot. Though you can get up to 3 of them as individual units for 1 Fast slot.
Renegade Valkyrie Squadron
Identical to the impy guard ones, but BS2 and slightly cheaper, with the option to upgrade back to BS3 to make them cost the same.
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HEAVY SUPPORT
Renegade Tank Squadron
Identical to the impy guard Lemon Russ Squadron, but BS2 and slightly cheaper, with the option to upgrade back to BS3 to make them cost the same. Except the Leman Russ Conqueror (Conqueror Cannon on top what ever that is) & Leman Russ Annihilator (Twin linked Lascannon on top) are also on the list with.
Leman Russ
Leman Russ Exterminator
Leman Russ Vanquisher
Leman Russ Eradicator
Leman Russ Demolisher
Leman Russ Punisher
Leman Russ Executioner
Renegade Artillery Battery
This is 1-3 Basilisks (Earthshaker Cannons). As normal it is identical to the impy guard one (no stats for the gun listed in IA:13), but BS2 and slightly cheaper, with the option to upgrade back to BS3 to make them cost the same. It also has the option to take 1-3 Medusa instead, though these do not appear in the latest impy guard book. I think it might even have last been printed in 5th edition, but there might be an update somewhere else. Either way the old rules for the gun is 36” S10 AP2 Blast 5” and Ordnance 1, it can upgrade to Breacher Shells what are 48” S10 AP1 Blast 3” Heavy 1 and Armourbane!
Either way these are your big heavy hitters with good blast templates. Mounted on a Chimera
Renegade Strike Battery
This is 1-5 Artillery Pieces what may be Wyverns, what are identical to the impy guard ones, stats for the weapon not found in IA:13. The other option is the Griffon, which like the Medusa listed above isn't in the current impy guard codex , though in this case the rules for the weapon is listed in the appendix at the back of IA:13. Both are also slightly cheaper and only BS2 and have the option to upgrade back to BS3 and cost the same as the imperial versions.
These are your cheap (as in less than 1/2 or 1/3 of the cost of the Artillery ones) low S, crap AP cheap blast weapons. All mounted on a Chimera.
Renegade Hydra Battery
1-3 Renegade Hydras what are the same as impy guard ones, but as normal slightly cheaper and only BS2 and have the option to upgrade back to BS3 and cost the same as the imperial versions.
These are your anti-air guns. They are 2 long range TL-Autocannons with Skyfire and mounted on a Chimera and less than the cost of 2 Rhinos.
Renegade Bombard Battery
1-3 Renegade Colossus. Again it is another Chimera but this time with a bigger and stronger version of the same gun that the Griffon has. This is another one that isn't in the current impy guard book, as so many of the chimera variants were removed due to not really being needed.
All in all it is a big gun that costs a lot but does have ordnance, barrage, pinning, blast 5” and ignores cover, all on a S8 AP3 gun with a 24->240” range!
Renegade Heavy Ordnance Battery
1-3 Artillery Carriages (T7 W4 Sv3+) crewed by 4 Reneguards what have Flak Armour and can upgrade to WS/BS3. The weapons on the carriages are Earthshaker Cannons or for a few pts can be Medusa Siege Guns. The strange thing about these is that the Basilisk (what it shares the gun with) costs about 10% more than the Medusa, yet the Medusa version of the carriages costs almost 50% more than the Earthshaker variant.
Renegade Support Squad
This is 3 heavy weapon teams, and can have up to 3 more bought as the same squad. They start with Heavy Stubbers, but can upgrade to Heavy Bolters, Autocannons, Missile Launchers, Lascannons, Mortars. They can also get armour and the normal upgrade to make them WS/BS3, and strangely you can give them a Covenant. For 125pts for 6 guys (technically it is 12 but the 2 are treated as 1 model and have 2 wounds) with Autocannons, or 95 if they have Heavy Bolters cant be to bad.
Renegade Rapier Laser Destroyer Battery
1-3 Rapiers (another Artillery thing) but this one isn't as well protected as the Ordnance ones as they only have W2. Then they die they might blow up with a 5” Blast. The gun it self is basically a 36” Lascannon that classes as Ordnance and is AP1. 70Pts for 3 of these with the WS/BS upgrade is insanely good value.
Renegade Field Artillery Battery
1-4 Heavy Quad Launchers (like the Achilles) or Heavy Mortars, each has 3 crew. Same profile as the Rapiers and very cheap to buy. Having 4
Ordnance 1, Barrage, Pinning S6, AP4, 5” Blasts
OR
Heavy 4, Barrage, Pinning, Shell Shock, S5, AP5, 3” Blast (So 16 blasts)
is really nice for just over the cost of a Maulerfield.
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LORDS OF WAR
All Renegade & Heretic armies can take the Malcador, Malcador Defender, Minotaur, Baneblade
Depending on your Devotion you have taken depends what LOW you can take.
Primaris-Rogue Witch 4 Daemon Lords: Scabeiathrx, An'ggrath, Aetaos'Rau'Keres, Zarakynel.
Mutant Overlord Giant Chaos Spawn, Spined Chaos Beast.
Master of the Horde NONE!
Arch-Heretic Revolutionary Macharius Heavy Tank, Macharius Vanquisher, Macharius Vulcan & Macharius Omega
Heretek Magus Valdor Tank Hunter, Chaos Warhound Titan, Greater Brass Scorpion.
Bloody-handed Reaver Lord of Skulls, Greater Brass Scorpion.
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SPECIAL CHARACTERS
Though it doesn't have them in the book you can still take the Special Characters from IA:Apoc 2013. An old version of there rules is in a PDF linked below, but there were a couple of significant changes since that PDF release.
http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/Download...Characters.pdf
ARKOS THE FAITHLESS
1 Chaos Lord with T5 and A4. Give 1 Combi-Melta, Aura of Dark Glory and a melee weapon with +2S AP3 and Rending. Also any squad he is in gains Counter Attack. Also if he is your Warlord you can reroll your dice to see who gets to setup first and seize the initiative.
ZHUFOR THE IMPALER
1 Chaos Lord of Khorne but with +1WS, S, A, Terminator Armour, Eternal Warrior, Furious Charge & Adamantium Will. He starts with a powerfist with an Assault 3 Stormbolter built in. He also uses a Chainaxe that gives +2A. He may also take a squad of Khorne Terminators (From CSM book) as a bodyguard what counts as the same HQ choice as him. Though he can leave them as soon as he likes. He also comes with the Legendary Fighter Warlord trait that gives you 1VP for every character he kills while in challenges. He also costs slightly less than he does on the above link.
So major advantages are things like having S10 on his melee attacks with the fist and having Eternal Warrior.
NECROSIUS
Take 1 Chaos Lord of Nurgle. Knock off 1WS, add Blight Grenades, Feel No Pain, LV2 Psyker (restricted to Nurgle's Rot and Gift of Contagion + Wasting Disease a 24” S3 AP2 Fleshbane WC1 spell. He does have a shitty Warlord Trait. This guy makes your Plague Zombie Hoards have Furious Charge. In addition he can take Chaos Cultists that are identical to Typhus style Plague Zombies but also with Furious Charge. but also with FuriousCharge.
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Renegade and Heretics Wargear
Vox-Caster:Re-roll your LD value from Uncertain Worth, even if it is lower than the first you have to keep it.
Kinda useful if you roll really badly and also about as cheep as buying 1 extra soldier for your fight against the Imperial scum. So overall probably worth it for the essential units.
Command Net Vox: Works the same as a normal Vox-Caster but also allows any friendly unit to use there morale if in 12”.
Very useful and cheep, so long as you don't roll really badly on your LD 2 times.
Sub-flak Armour: 6+ Armour
Chaos Sigil: Pass your first Morale or Pinning check to be made each turn.
Combat Drug Injectors: When you charge you and your unit get 'Rage', but at the end of the turn you need to do a Toughness test vs the majority T value. If you fail D3 models die with no saves.
Can be a bit painful on a fail, but only available for Enforcers who can only join your normal units, mutants and Vets, so guardsmen rather than Ogryns or something good at combat.
Banner of Hate: All infantry units in the same detachment in 12” roll 3D6 for Morale and Pinning and choose the 2 lowest results.
Great again for stopping those fools from running away, but only available for your your Renegade Command Squad, so not a huge bonus as it could have been if allowed on Platoon Command Squads as well.
Banner of the Apostate: Gives you +1 to combat results.
A lot cheaper that the Banner of Hate, but also only available for Renegade Command Squads. So this will not be the turning point of any game.
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SPECIALRULES
Uncertain Worth: This is your standard rule for most units that means you have LD 5-10 as you have 4+D6 LD. Though you only do the LD check at the point in which you first have to take a LD check. So you can't just deploy your lower LD minions near your Command Net Vox or Banner of Hate or Stick in a nice Enforcer to hold the line for you.
Curse of Mutation: Each unit with this rule rolls a dice at the start of the game. Results are either
Cause 'Fear' but all friendly units in 6” of you are -1LD.
Gains Acute Senses and Scout. But all Blast, Barrage and Heavy weapons used against you have blind!
Gains Hammer of Wrath with +1S, and must charge enemies in 12”
IMOO this is a really teribad thing. It offers you also no bonuses. But the thing it comes with that I will get on to later could be insanely powerful.
Chaos Covenant: Basically your Mark of the Gods. Khorne gives Re-roll failed to wound on first round on combat. Nurgle is FnP 6+, Slaanesh is Fleet, Tzeentch is Snapshots are BS2. This applies to the whole unit with someone with a Covenant in the unit.
Bit of a twist on the normal marking system. Only the champions of some units can be marked, so is also able to be snipped out of a squad with a precision shot or a challenge similar.
Fanatic:Roll 1 extra dice when working out your LD and discard the lowest.
Some thing that you get on your Command Squads and Disciples what is very useful again, especially with the command vox.
Aura of the Witch: 5++ save and Fear, but can't join units or be the warlord.
This one is an odd one. It is a great looking rule in the first part, and only applies to your rogue psykers. But the not being able to join other units does leave them vulnerable.
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DEVOTIONS
These are things that 1 of your Renegade Command Squads can get for the one who is your Warlord. These give you options for your army or buff the person with it, or both Basically it is your Special Wargear.
Primaris-Rogue Witch: Gives him Mastery LV1 with access to Malefic, Bio, Pyro and Telekinesis. He also gains Fearless. He may not be a Covenant of Khorne. He may also take Rogue Psykers as Elites as well as HQ.
Not a fan of this one. A LV1 isn't a great bonus, but the extra Rogue Psykers could be useful.
Mutant Overlord:The demagogue rolls 3 times on this table. Also him and his unit gain Curse of Mutation (listed above).
1:Reduce either I or A by 1, if rolled again then re-roll.
2-3:Add 1 to WS or BS
4-5:Add 1 to S or T
6:Add 1 to W and gain Slow and Purposeful and Bulky, if rolled again then re-roll.
As said way above the Curse of Mutation kinda sucks, but some of these bonuses could be good. But due to the unreliable nature I think itcan not be worth it.
Master of the Horde:
When a Renegade Infantry Squad started the game with 15+ models at the start of play either gets wiped out or flees off the table you roll a D6. On a 5+ they return to the game as reserves at full strength with all options they previously had, with the exception of Dedicated Transports.
In addition you must take a minimum of 2 Renegade Infantry Platoons and the max size of all of Renegade Infantry Platoons becomes 30.
This one I think is my personal favourite. You get bigger units and they can come back continually as suicide squads.
Arch-Heretic Revolutionary: Gains Zealot and also gains a Covenant for free.
In addition any unit of Renegade Infantry or Renegade Veterans can gain Fanatic for every model for the cost of putting power armour on a Daemon Prince.
Also any Enforcer Cadres may take up to 10 Enforcers rather than the normal 5.
A bit of a hit and miss rule. Looks nice and if you like your Enforcers keeping your units there, but buying Fanatic for your units will force the base cost of those units up by over 50%.
Heretek Magus:Gains 3+ Armour and +1T and FnP 6+.
Also you can take Defilers as Heavy and Decimators at Elites, and pretty much all your infantry can get FnP 6+ for the whole squad at the low low price of about 3 more guys in a normal unit.
This one is probably my second favourite. It doesn't cost must per unit to give them a bad saving throw. Also the addition of having the ability to take Defilers is nice and Decimator Daemon Engines as well, even if they are a little expensive.
Bloody-handed Reaver: 5++ save (listed as a refractor field, what you need to look up the rules for in the impy guard book), also upgrades any autopistol, laspistol or stub gun to a hot-shot laspistol or hot-shot lasgun for a few pts (basically drops the range of the weapon to 6” for LasPistol and 18” for Lasgun,but gives them AP3).
Also any Veteran Squads can upgrade to Grenadier Squads what gives them+1BS (making them BS4) and gives them Hot-Shot guns as well. Also 1 in every 5 can take a Hot-Shot Volley Gun (24” S4 AP3 2/4 Salvo).
ALSO everyone has to purchase Militia Training (+1WS and BS) if they can get it. Also those squads may also for a small amount of pts upgrade to 5+ Armour for the unit.
Another one of my favourites. Turns a normal troop unit in to marine killer unit. Strangely the Demagogues unit can not take the Hot-Shot guns though. Remember that this means a normal Troop unit (or Army) can have everyone in the squad with AP3 weaponry. Though it does make your Chaos Guard with WS/BS4 and 4+ Saves cost about 15pts a model with 8 having hot-shot lasguns and 2 with Hot-Shot Volley Guns.
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WARLORD TRAITS
Any of your units with Uncertain Worth (which is pretty much everything) that dies in 12” of the Warlord you roll a D6 for. On a 5+ you gain a VP.
This one is very nice, but leaves you kinda clustering up in 1 place and people will take out the warlord first if they can then bomb the hell out of you.
Kill D3 members of your own unit to regroup a fleeing squad.
Kinda nice, but killing 1-3 guys worth around 10pts each + gear to save a unit could be a little expansive.
On your turn you may change a reserves roll to pass on a 2+ regardless of the turn, on your opponents turn you can force them to have to roll a 6+ to get the reserve on the table.
This one is great. Getting your reserves quickly and deny your enemy them as well. This rule does NOT say it is a use once or anything. So you can do this 1 time in each of yours and your opponents turns. So could force a reserve to never appear.
In combat if you are not in base to base contact with an enemy model, you can swap all your attacks for a single S3 AP2 hit with Poison 4+ to any enemy model in 3” that is part of the same combat.
Teribad, though it is a free Hit rather than chance to hit. So 4+ for an AP2.
Once per turn you can nominate a friendly unit in the shooting phase to roll an extra dice on the building damage table and choose the highest.
Once again teribad in most cases.
In Combat at I1 you roll a D6 for each enemy in base to base contact and on a 6 the model suffers a wound. Also gives you Fear.
Not bad, not great.
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HQ
Renegade Command Squad – A must have for any army... Cos they are 1+.
This is unit you MUST take, and as such it limits some of your later choices for HQ, You only have 2 other options for HQ but it does mean even in an army that is an Allied Detachment you are forced to take it, or a CAD / Primary Detachment you have only the option of taking a 2nd one, or a unit of Psykers or a unit of Enforcers.
This is your standard 5 guys with a Leader, and has to be included as your HQ choice for any detachment. The leader can take things like power weapons and plasma pistols, refractor fields and carapace armour. The unit are disciples that are allowed to take 1 Special weapon such as a flamer, plasma, melta or grenade launcher can be taken and 1 Heavy weapon team may also be taken as well as also getting them carapace. They also allowed to take a Chimera as transport.
Unlike a lot of armies when they buy things like Carapace Armour they end up buying it for the whole squad, regardless of size for a one off cost. This means in bigger units it is kinda cheaper to buy than for the smaller units, as you may be paying 1pt a model rather than 4pts a model.
This is the only unit that can buy the banners talked about before or the Command Net Vox.
In addition only the Primary Detachment may purchase a Devotion (as listed above) and if this one has a covenant then it changes the army.
If the Warlord has no Covenant then they can take a unit called Renegade Marauders.
Khorne gets Blood Slaughterers (those daemon engines).
Nurgle has Blight Drones and Plague Zombies.
Slannesh can take Noise Marines and Sonic Dreadnaughts.
Tzeentch had Renegade Chaos Spawn.
0-1 Rogue Psykers Covern – Which one is the Witch?.
The unit is composed of 1-5 Rogues, but as said earlier they can not join units, so must go around by themselves. They have a fairly poor statline and the ability to change in to a daemon if they get wounded from perils. They 3 different spells. One being short range with good S as a Blast weapon, with Haywire. The next makes an enemy unit I1 and Snapshots only. But Fearless units are immune, and Stubborn / ATSKNF units can do a LD check to ignore. The last spell gives a friendly unit Fleet and Crusader.
Overall only 1 spell seems any real use in most games, and they are a bit overcost for the random chance of getting it.
0-1 Renegade Enforcer Cadre – Commissars of Chaos.
These are effectively there to be something to stop you running away with an ok statline. Also they have Baleful Judge, which gives a unit that he is part of +1LD, also if they fail any LD check he will kill a member of the unit to force a re-roll. Though a second fail does nothing.
Apostates and Fanatics are now gone.
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ELITE
0-3 Renegade Marauders Squads (No Covenant Warlords only)
Elite Guard unit that hangs around with Ogryn Brutes in the unit. These guys can take a Arvus Lighter or Chimera as a Transport and a couple of special rules. The 1st gives them Either:
Outflank, Stealth and Move Through Cover.
Furious Charge and Crusader
Carapace Armour and Krak Grenades.
The 2nd rule isn't so great. If they fail a Morale Check they can never regroup.
Several of the unit can take power weapons or some specialist gear, but the main bulk will always be the Brutes who have S4T4W3 and A3 with Rending.
0-3 Renegade Chaos Spawn (Tzeentch Covenant Warlord only)
Same as the CSM one, but you cant mark them and you get 3 of them in each unit for less than the cost of 2 CSM ones.
Renegade Disciples Squad – Elite Guard.
They are the standard imperial guard statline with the exceptions of having BS4. Unlike Chaos Cultists they have 5+ save rather than the 6+, also all come with either Lasgun, Autogun or Shotguns and have frag grenades, they also get Fanatic.
These guys have access to a special and heavy weapon as well and can buy carapace armour.
Renegade Ogryn Brutes – Now clean after years of drugs
They now cost a lot more than they used to (more than the impy guard ones) and are practically identical with the impy guard ones. Though instead of having armour they have D6 attacks. They also have Fearless, no guns.
They also can run around with Chaos Hounds who are basically the same stats as the Ogryns but with 1 less wound and 2more I and 3A. This also allows them to roll an addition D6 when Sweeping advancing and discard the lowest.
The squad size can be increased from 1 up to 10 and you can get up to 6 hounds. The whole squad can get Flak or Carapace for a small fee and they can dedicate themselves to the 4 powers of Chaos, Khorne allows a re-roll of the random attacks, Nurgle is FnP5+, Slaanesh is Fleet, Tzeentch gives them a 2nd CC Weapon and Soul blaze.
0-1 Blood Slaughters (Khorne Covenant Warlord only)
Costing about as much as a Maulerfiend these don't look very impressive to start with. They class as walkers though they kinda hover about. They are slightly better armoured than a Mauler/Helbrute with 13-12-10 3HP. Also they have Rampage, Fleet, Daemon of Khorne. Though they are hard to control as they MUST move as fast as possible towards the closest viable enemy every movement phase and get +D3 attacks on charge.
The other thing is gets is it can swap the 1 of their dreadnought CC Weapon for an Impaler what always hits on a 4+ and at only 12” range isn't great, but S8 AP3 isn't bad. The special rule with it though is if it Pens a Vehicle or causes an unsaved wound against an MC it drags them 2D6” towards them. Making it so much easier for it or of course the rest of your army to charge it.
0-1 Blight Drones (Nurgle Covenant Warlord only)
Costing half way between a Maulerfiend and a Forgefiend these little things are 12-11-10 2HP, but as flyer / hover what is also a daemon of Nurgle so gains shrouded (yay for 2+ jink cover save!) this makes them tough to deal with and come in squads of 1-3.
They come with a rather naff S6 AP4 Flamer OR a 36” S8 AP3 Assault 1 Large Blast gun (basically a short ranged battle cannon without the ordinance rule).
In addition to this they also come with a reaper auto cannon, though at only BS2 it doesn't hit often. But as a flyer it can be skyfire!
These are so awesome just for the facts that they are flying 2+ cover save battle cannons what can also shoot down other flyers! Though they are about £40 a model.
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TROOPS
Renegade Infantry Platoon – Chaos Guard
This is your old fashioned Impy Guard Squad but with a reduced statline due to only having WS/BS 2. Each Platoon is made from 3-5 units of 10 guys though can buy up to 10 more guys (20 if you are Master of the Horde). They have a few options for themselves like 1 in 5 gets a special choice and 1 in 10 gets a heavy weapon choice. The entire squad can be upgraded to have Sub-Flak Armor, Krak Grenades and Militry Training (making them WS/BS 3) for small costs. While the Leader of the unit can have a few more options.
The First Squad in any Platoon is the Command Squad and can upgrade 1 model to be a Demagogue (basically giving him +2 attacks and WS/BS3). All other Squads can also upgrade to a Champion, also giving him WS/BS3 but only 2 attacks. Both of which can take a Covenant.
These guys start very very cheap (unmarked Chaos Spawn level of cheap), so it is well worth stocking up on them.
Any of these units can also have a Chimera if they have 12 or less models.
Mutant Rabble – Get your Freak On!
Basically the same as one of your platoon units, but have Curse of Mutation and can have up to 40 additional guys in the unit. They have a very reasonable cost for getting sub-flak on the unit and the champion if you buy one can have a Covenant. Though they do lack the option to get Militia training and Krak grenades and all the special / heavy weapons.
Renegade Infantry Veterans – Vets be having you!
Almost identical to the Disciples apart from these ones have WS4 and BS3 and are armed with Pistols and CC Weapons and don't have all the heavy weapons. They can also buy a Chimera if they wish and can upgrade from 5-10models. The major difference with them is that they are specialists. They can buy themselves Carapace, Scout, Furious Charge, Deep Strike & Tank Hunter for individual costs.
0-1 Plague Zombies Hoard (Nurgle Covenant Warlord only) – BRAINS!!!
These aren't to be confused with Typhus Zombies. They cost the same as the Infantry Squad and start with 10 guys, but can have up to 40 more in the unit. They have Fearless, FNP4+, Slow and Purposeful and a nice new thing called Warp Plague. This means if they can kill an entire unit they grow in number. Kinda tasty even with the low statline.
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DEDICATED TRANSPORTS
Renegade Chimera
Same as the impy guard one, but cheaper and only BS2, though it can also replace the multilaser with an autocannon. It can bring its BS back up to 3 by having militia training, what brings it back to the same cost as the impy guard one, but I guess if you arm it with 2 heavy flamers, there is no need to.
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FAST ATTACK
Hellhound Squadron
Identical to the impy guard ones, but BS2 and slightly cheaper, with the option to upgrade back to BS3 to make them cost the same.
Renegade Sentinel Squadron
Identical to the impy guard ones, but BS2 and slightly cheaper, with the option to upgrade back to BS3, though they come in 3s as standard and can have up to 3 additional units in the same squad. If upgraded are slightly cheaper than the impy guard ones as the 3 (the cost of an autocannon upgrade) but if you have the full 6 then you are saving the cost of a CSM unit of Cultists!. If you choose to upgrade them to Armoured Sentinals (also an option on the same unit) as a 3 you are then paying half an armoured sentinel over the odds, but if you upgrade to the full 6 then you break even with the impy guard version.
You also have the option of replacing the Multilaser with Multiple Rocket Pods like you get on a Valkyrie.
Renegade Salamander Squadrons
Just a Chimera with Heavy Flamer on top what can be traded for a Heavy Bolter and Autocannon but cant hold any troops and comes in squads of 1-3 and is slightly cheaper than a CSM Cultist unit and is open-topped.
Also this has the first misprint I have noticed as it is listed as BS3 and has the option to get Militia Training to make it BS3.
Renegade Aevus Lighter Squadron
Very cheap flyer that can carry people around. But can only ever Snapshot. Though you can get up to 3 of them as individual units for 1 Fast slot.
Renegade Valkyrie Squadron
Identical to the impy guard ones, but BS2 and slightly cheaper, with the option to upgrade back to BS3 to make them cost the same.
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HEAVY SUPPORT
Renegade Tank Squadron
Identical to the impy guard Lemon Russ Squadron, but BS2 and slightly cheaper, with the option to upgrade back to BS3 to make them cost the same. Except the Leman Russ Conqueror (Conqueror Cannon on top what ever that is) & Leman Russ Annihilator (Twin linked Lascannon on top) are also on the list with.
Leman Russ
Leman Russ Exterminator
Leman Russ Vanquisher
Leman Russ Eradicator
Leman Russ Demolisher
Leman Russ Punisher
Leman Russ Executioner
Renegade Artillery Battery
This is 1-3 Basilisks (Earthshaker Cannons). As normal it is identical to the impy guard one (no stats for the gun listed in IA:13), but BS2 and slightly cheaper, with the option to upgrade back to BS3 to make them cost the same. It also has the option to take 1-3 Medusa instead, though these do not appear in the latest impy guard book. I think it might even have last been printed in 5th edition, but there might be an update somewhere else. Either way the old rules for the gun is 36” S10 AP2 Blast 5” and Ordnance 1, it can upgrade to Breacher Shells what are 48” S10 AP1 Blast 3” Heavy 1 and Armourbane!
Either way these are your big heavy hitters with good blast templates. Mounted on a Chimera
Renegade Strike Battery
This is 1-5 Artillery Pieces what may be Wyverns, what are identical to the impy guard ones, stats for the weapon not found in IA:13. The other option is the Griffon, which like the Medusa listed above isn't in the current impy guard codex , though in this case the rules for the weapon is listed in the appendix at the back of IA:13. Both are also slightly cheaper and only BS2 and have the option to upgrade back to BS3 and cost the same as the imperial versions.
These are your cheap (as in less than 1/2 or 1/3 of the cost of the Artillery ones) low S, crap AP cheap blast weapons. All mounted on a Chimera.
Renegade Hydra Battery
1-3 Renegade Hydras what are the same as impy guard ones, but as normal slightly cheaper and only BS2 and have the option to upgrade back to BS3 and cost the same as the imperial versions.
These are your anti-air guns. They are 2 long range TL-Autocannons with Skyfire and mounted on a Chimera and less than the cost of 2 Rhinos.
Renegade Bombard Battery
1-3 Renegade Colossus. Again it is another Chimera but this time with a bigger and stronger version of the same gun that the Griffon has. This is another one that isn't in the current impy guard book, as so many of the chimera variants were removed due to not really being needed.
All in all it is a big gun that costs a lot but does have ordnance, barrage, pinning, blast 5” and ignores cover, all on a S8 AP3 gun with a 24->240” range!
Renegade Heavy Ordnance Battery
1-3 Artillery Carriages (T7 W4 Sv3+) crewed by 4 Reneguards what have Flak Armour and can upgrade to WS/BS3. The weapons on the carriages are Earthshaker Cannons or for a few pts can be Medusa Siege Guns. The strange thing about these is that the Basilisk (what it shares the gun with) costs about 10% more than the Medusa, yet the Medusa version of the carriages costs almost 50% more than the Earthshaker variant.
Renegade Support Squad
This is 3 heavy weapon teams, and can have up to 3 more bought as the same squad. They start with Heavy Stubbers, but can upgrade to Heavy Bolters, Autocannons, Missile Launchers, Lascannons, Mortars. They can also get armour and the normal upgrade to make them WS/BS3, and strangely you can give them a Covenant. For 125pts for 6 guys (technically it is 12 but the 2 are treated as 1 model and have 2 wounds) with Autocannons, or 95 if they have Heavy Bolters cant be to bad.
Renegade Rapier Laser Destroyer Battery
1-3 Rapiers (another Artillery thing) but this one isn't as well protected as the Ordnance ones as they only have W2. Then they die they might blow up with a 5” Blast. The gun it self is basically a 36” Lascannon that classes as Ordnance and is AP1. 70Pts for 3 of these with the WS/BS upgrade is insanely good value.
Renegade Field Artillery Battery
1-4 Heavy Quad Launchers (like the Achilles) or Heavy Mortars, each has 3 crew. Same profile as the Rapiers and very cheap to buy. Having 4
Ordnance 1, Barrage, Pinning S6, AP4, 5” Blasts
OR
Heavy 4, Barrage, Pinning, Shell Shock, S5, AP5, 3” Blast (So 16 blasts)
is really nice for just over the cost of a Maulerfield.
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LORDS OF WAR
All Renegade & Heretic armies can take the Malcador, Malcador Defender, Minotaur, Baneblade
Depending on your Devotion you have taken depends what LOW you can take.
Primaris-Rogue Witch 4 Daemon Lords: Scabeiathrx, An'ggrath, Aetaos'Rau'Keres, Zarakynel.
Mutant Overlord Giant Chaos Spawn, Spined Chaos Beast.
Master of the Horde NONE!
Arch-Heretic Revolutionary Macharius Heavy Tank, Macharius Vanquisher, Macharius Vulcan & Macharius Omega
Heretek Magus Valdor Tank Hunter, Chaos Warhound Titan, Greater Brass Scorpion.
Bloody-handed Reaver Lord of Skulls, Greater Brass Scorpion.
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SPECIAL CHARACTERS
Though it doesn't have them in the book you can still take the Special Characters from IA:Apoc 2013. An old version of there rules is in a PDF linked below, but there were a couple of significant changes since that PDF release.
http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/Download...Characters.pdf
ARKOS THE FAITHLESS
1 Chaos Lord with T5 and A4. Give 1 Combi-Melta, Aura of Dark Glory and a melee weapon with +2S AP3 and Rending. Also any squad he is in gains Counter Attack. Also if he is your Warlord you can reroll your dice to see who gets to setup first and seize the initiative.
ZHUFOR THE IMPALER
1 Chaos Lord of Khorne but with +1WS, S, A, Terminator Armour, Eternal Warrior, Furious Charge & Adamantium Will. He starts with a powerfist with an Assault 3 Stormbolter built in. He also uses a Chainaxe that gives +2A. He may also take a squad of Khorne Terminators (From CSM book) as a bodyguard what counts as the same HQ choice as him. Though he can leave them as soon as he likes. He also comes with the Legendary Fighter Warlord trait that gives you 1VP for every character he kills while in challenges. He also costs slightly less than he does on the above link.
So major advantages are things like having S10 on his melee attacks with the fist and having Eternal Warrior.
NECROSIUS
Take 1 Chaos Lord of Nurgle. Knock off 1WS, add Blight Grenades, Feel No Pain, LV2 Psyker (restricted to Nurgle's Rot and Gift of Contagion + Wasting Disease a 24” S3 AP2 Fleshbane WC1 spell. He does have a shitty Warlord Trait. This guy makes your Plague Zombie Hoards have Furious Charge. In addition he can take Chaos Cultists that are identical to Typhus style Plague Zombies but also with Furious Charge. but also with FuriousCharge.
It's really, really easy to see a complaint that you don't happen to agree with, and imbue it with a whole lot more emotion than is actually present.
Re: IA 13
Tämän sepustuksen perusteella, itse kirjaa näkemättä, tulee itselle sellainen fiilis, että tuossa on jotain aivan tosi jeppis juttuja, mutta pitkälti melkoista huttua. Päällimmäisenä tulee lähinnä mieleen oman depon tukottaminen halvoilla woundeilla jotta jokin ally-osasto hoitaa hyökkäämisen...tai toisin päin. Onhan tuolla toki kivoja tykkejä, ei siinä.
It's really, really easy to see a complaint that you don't happen to agree with, and imbue it with a whole lot more emotion than is actually present.
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Brightstar
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Re: IA 13
Ei tuo ole koko kirjan sisältö edes, on sielä kaikkea muutakin mm:shiwan kirjoitti:Tämän sepustuksen perusteella, itse kirjaa näkemättä, tulee itselle sellainen fiilis, että tuossa on jotain aivan tosi jeppis juttuja, mutta pitkälti melkoista huttua. Päällimmäisenä tulee lähinnä mieleen oman depon tukottaminen halvoilla woundeilla jotta jokin ally-osasto hoitaa hyökkäämisen...tai toisin päin. Onhan tuolla toki kivoja tykkejä, ei siinä.
Infernal Relic Predator
Relic Sicaran
Land Raider Proteus (joka tuijottaa pahasti jos sitä yrittää ampua - pinning check jos yrität ampua sitä)
Infernal Relic Achilles (joka suuttuu jos sitä satuttaa - +1S -1A, -1ld mortariin. Pahimmillaan siis S8 ap2 -4ld)
Fellblade
Typhon
Spartan
Storm Eagle
Fire Raptor
Thunderhawk
Hell Blade
Hell Talon
Dreadclaw droppod
Karybdis Assault Claw
Blight drone
Ferrum Infernus (vene dreadi, +25pts ja se räjähdettyään voi muuttua demoniprinssiksi)
Sonic Dreadnaught (Sonic aseita, voi ampua tuplana ja antaa rendingin gets hotilla)
Contemptor
Brass Scorpion
Blood Slaughterer
Decimator
Plague Hulk
Reaver Titan
Warhound Titan
Rapier carrier
Tuolla seassa on muutama jepa optio. Aikamoinen powerboosti kaaokselle siis.
GW:n kotisivut ovat kuin diablo: joka kerta kuin aloitat uuden seikkailun niin sinulle on luotu uusi sattumanvaraisesti tehty labyrintti missä vielä suurinosa poluista ei edes johda mihinkään...
- Lord of Carcassonne
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Re: IA 13
Kirja lähti perjantaina tilaukseen.
Warhammer The Old World Alkaen 13.4.2024.
Bretonnia V/T/H 1/0/2
Warhammer Armies Project (1.8.2023 lähtien)
Bretonnia V/T/H 5/2/7
Nippon (Kun armeija on valmis) V/T/H 0/0/0
Bretonnia V/T/H 1/0/2
Warhammer Armies Project (1.8.2023 lähtien)
Bretonnia V/T/H 5/2/7
Nippon (Kun armeija on valmis) V/T/H 0/0/0
Re: IA 13
Eikö tässä pitänyt olla jotain herkkua ihan kaaoksen marineillekin?
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Brightstar
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Re: IA 13
Käsittääkseni kaikki yksiköt mitä listasin ovat marineille myös.jamovoima kirjoitti:Eikö tässä pitänyt olla jotain herkkua ihan kaaoksen marineillekin?
GW:n kotisivut ovat kuin diablo: joka kerta kuin aloitat uuden seikkailun niin sinulle on luotu uusi sattumanvaraisesti tehty labyrintti missä vielä suurinosa poluista ei edes johda mihinkään...
Re: IA 13
Juu, piti, mutta ei oikeastaan ole. Caamoksen power armorit...oikeastaan ihan kaikki vehkeet jotka ovat codexissa jotain marine codexin vastineita ovat edelleen hyödyttömiä. Elättelin toiveita joistan IGn priestien kaltaisista, mutta sellaisia ei saatu.jamovoima kirjoitti:Eikö tässä pitänyt olla jotain herkkua ihan kaaoksen marineillekin?
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Re: IA 13
Juu siis se oli vain se listaus "codexista", ei muuta.Brightstar kirjoitti:Ei tuo ole koko kirjan sisältö edes, on sielä kaikkea muutakin mm:shiwan kirjoitti:Tämän sepustuksen perusteella, itse kirjaa näkemättä, tulee itselle sellainen fiilis, että tuossa on jotain aivan tosi jeppis juttuja, mutta pitkälti melkoista huttua. Päällimmäisenä tulee lähinnä mieleen oman depon tukottaminen halvoilla woundeilla jotta jokin ally-osasto hoitaa hyökkäämisen...tai toisin päin. Onhan tuolla toki kivoja tykkejä, ei siinä.
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Tuolla seassa on muutama jepa optio. Aikamoinen powerboosti kaaokselle siis.
Ollaan kyllä vahvasti eri mieltä noiden lelujen hienoudesta. Edelleen puuttuu järkevät drop podit = ei ole vieläkään mitään transportteja. Jotain kenttätykkejä oli jotka oli ihan jees. Muuten tuo tosiaan näyttää siltä, että se on vain ja ainoastaan tapa runtata oma depo täyteen ukkoja "halvalla". Huhujen perusteella kaikki on taas aivan liian kallista nostamaan CSM-listoja edes mid tieriin saati sitten kärjen sekaan.
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Re: IA 13
Mutta siis jotain veteraaniskilleja tms? Ei minua nuo panssarivaunut kauheasti oikeastaan kiinnosta, mutta jos saisi jotain jännää noille jo kaapissa oleville figuille.Brightstar kirjoitti:Käsittääkseni kaikki yksiköt mitä listasin ovat marineille myös.jamovoima kirjoitti:Eikö tässä pitänyt olla jotain herkkua ihan kaaoksen marineillekin?
Re: IA 13
Niitä ei ole tiedossa. CSM jumii edelleen marineiden osalta pohjamudissa.jamovoima kirjoitti:Mutta siis jotain veteraaniskilleja tms? Ei minua nuo panssarivaunut kauheasti oikeastaan kiinnosta, mutta jos saisi jotain jännää noille jo kaapissa oleville figuille.Brightstar kirjoitti:Käsittääkseni kaikki yksiköt mitä listasin ovat marineille myös.jamovoima kirjoitti:Eikö tässä pitänyt olla jotain herkkua ihan kaaoksen marineillekin?
It's really, really easy to see a complaint that you don't happen to agree with, and imbue it with a whole lot more emotion than is actually present.
Re: IA 13
Podi joka ammutaan alas sillä vuorolla kun se tulee pöytään, vie mukanaan kivasti ne kaikki matkustajansa poksahtaessaan ja vaatii slotin focista, vieläpä slotin lohkosta josta se slotti ei ole jaossa sille. Aika turha se mun mielestä on. Kiva toki, että on olemassa, mutta kun sitä ei voi pelissä käyttää niin ei sillä ole oikein virkaakaan.
It's really, really easy to see a complaint that you don't happen to agree with, and imbue it with a whole lot more emotion than is actually present.
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Re: IA 13
Äläs ole noin negatiivinen. Katsos, ei joka pelissä tau tule vastaan ja lisäksi käyttötarkoituksia löytyy paljon. Taktiikka on keksitty ystävä hyvä. Ei ne tau ihan kaikkialle pysty ampumaan. Miten muka tiedän? Olen fanaattinen tau pelaaja itsekin. =). Tuo kirjahan on meille chaos pelaajille lahja ja piristys suihke =) .shiwan kirjoitti:Podi joka ammutaan alas sillä vuorolla kun se tulee pöytään, vie mukanaan kivasti ne kaikki matkustajansa poksahtaessaan ja vaatii slotin focista, vieläpä slotin lohkosta josta se slotti ei ole jaossa sille. Aika turha se mun mielestä on. Kiva toki, että on olemassa, mutta kun sitä ei voi pelissä käyttää niin ei sillä ole oikein virkaakaan.
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Re: IA 13
Ainakin pikkupodin saa dedicatediksi vähintään perusmarsuille ja helbruteille joten ei se slottia vie, plus mitä olen muilta foorumeilta lukenut ni vaikuttaisi et saa miehistön pihalle jo deep strikettaessa ekalla vuorolla. Assaultoida muistaakseni ei voi, mut se on pieni miinus.shiwan kirjoitti:Podi joka ammutaan alas sillä vuorolla kun se tulee pöytään, vie mukanaan kivasti ne kaikki matkustajansa poksahtaessaan ja vaatii slotin focista, vieläpä slotin lohkosta josta se slotti ei ole jaossa sille. Aika turha se mun mielestä on. Kiva toki, että on olemassa, mutta kun sitä ei voi pelissä käyttää niin ei sillä ole oikein virkaakaan.
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Re: IA 13
Niin siis kun sen podin funktio on saada matkustajansa sinne minne täytyy turvassa ja heti sekä halvalla. Tuo Dreadclaw tekee sen sitten joskus kun sattuu reserveistä tulemaan ja ellei sääntöä ole muutettu, killuu ammuttavana ensin yhden vuoron jonka jälkeen toimii kuten lentokone. Samasta slotista sen kanssa kilpailee Drake, spawnit ja mopot, jotka ovat kaikki tehot vs. pisteet vertailussa paljon parempia.Lord of Carcassonne kirjoitti:Äläs ole noin negatiivinen. Katsos, ei joka pelissä tau tule vastaan ja lisäksi käyttötarkoituksia löytyy paljon. Taktiikka on keksitty ystävä hyvä. Ei ne tau ihan kaikkialle pysty ampumaan. Miten muka tiedän? Olen fanaattinen tau pelaaja itsekin. =). Tuo kirjahan on meille chaos pelaajille lahja ja piristys suihke =) .shiwan kirjoitti:Podi joka ammutaan alas sillä vuorolla kun se tulee pöytään, vie mukanaan kivasti ne kaikki matkustajansa poksahtaessaan ja vaatii slotin focista, vieläpä slotin lohkosta josta se slotti ei ole jaossa sille. Aika turha se mun mielestä on. Kiva toki, että on olemassa, mutta kun sitä ei voi pelissä käyttää niin ei sillä ole oikein virkaakaan.
Se ei täytä tarkoitustaan eikä tietääkseni kukaan ole vielä keksinyt sille validia strategista käyttöäkään. Sitä käyttöstrategiaa tuli tuossa vuosi sitten kaiveltua useampia tunteja ja tosiaan jäi tyhjää käteen.
No, jos hinta on edelleen 80p niin se on silti naurettavan ylihintainen. 40p on vielä ok kun siinä on se marginaalinen lisäetu liikkuvuudesta.Morrslieb kirjoitti:Ainakin pikkupodin saa dedicatediksi vähintään perusmarsuille ja helbruteille joten ei se slottia vie, plus mitä olen muilta foorumeilta lukenut ni vaikuttaisi et saa miehistön pihalle jo deep strikettaessa ekalla vuorolla. Assaultoida muistaakseni ei voi, mut se on pieni miinus.shiwan kirjoitti:Podi joka ammutaan alas sillä vuorolla kun se tulee pöytään, vie mukanaan kivasti ne kaikki matkustajansa poksahtaessaan ja vaatii slotin focista, vieläpä slotin lohkosta josta se slotti ei ole jaossa sille. Aika turha se mun mielestä on. Kiva toki, että on olemassa, mutta kun sitä ei voi pelissä käyttää niin ei sillä ole oikein virkaakaan.
It's really, really easy to see a complaint that you don't happen to agree with, and imbue it with a whole lot more emotion than is actually present.