Over the past couple of weeks we’ve seen some great articles on the Warhammer Community page looking at the new T’au codex. But there’s one reveal that really stands out.
Author: Rhys Jenkins
A 40k throwdown at Boss Badrollz
On Sunday 28 November, I competed in the Boss Badrollz 40k tournament at the excellent Element Games up in Stockport, UK.
What should I take to Badrollz?
On the 28th of this month, I’ll be attending at 40k tournament at the excellent Element Games up in Stockport here in the UK.
Stealths Suits have some utility
While there aren’t many units in the T’au codex that have much utility in 9th edition, XV25 Stealth Suits do offer T’au players some interesting play.
A Troublesome Time
How should players with only one army deal with the current state of 40k if that one army performs poorly on the battlefield? I’ve been asking myself this question in one form or another over the past few months
New Tech for the T’au
A few days ago, Games Workshop announced the latest addition to Kill Team, and T’au players finally have something to be cheerful about.
How Should GW Deal With its IP?
As almost all of you will have already heard, GW recently updated its intellectual property guidelines. In this document, GW clearly states that “individuals must not create fan films or animations based on our settings and characters. These are only to be created under licence from Games Workshop.”
Richard Siegler Does the Business Again
The winner of the Atlantic City Open will come as no surprise: the excellent Brad Chester, playing the deadly Drukhari, took the top spot. What’s more, he did it in style, winning all nine of his games.
Peculiar Points Reductions
Games Workshop must really dislike T’au. Right? Well, no. I think that the chances of the head honchos at GW holding distinct and sincere animus toward any one faction in particular are very low.
Small Changes to a Big Game
The 2021 edition of Chapter Approved is set to be released in a week’s time, and we’ve already had a couple of articles on Warhammer Community revealing some of the points costs and rules changes that we can look forward to.