Hello, 40K fans! I’m back for another look at the Blood Angels in 9th edition. This is a very rudimentary initial review of the content that’s been previewed and released since pre-orders went live yesterday
The Warhammer-community team brings us an update on the inbound Blood Angels supplement!
The Warhammer-community team brings us updates on the incoming Blood Angels for 9th ed 40k!
“Art is subjective.” Yeah, we’ve all heard that one. This cliche saying basically means that not all art means the same thing to everyone. While that can certainly be true, I tend to look at art interpretation much like I look at literary interpretation – not all interpretations are equal or are equally supported by the subject matter.
In my last article, we talked about a lot of what the Blood Angels lost with the interim update, but with the SM book now out and in my hands, I wanted to take a moment and talk about some of the things I like from reading the new book.
There’s new Blood Angels stuff to talk about, so out I pop from my quarantine rabbit hole to offer some analysis. These interim rules have been out for a couple of days now, and while there’s a lot to be excited about, there’s also some mourning to do.
The Story So Far: As was covered in the previous post the forces of the Minotaurs and Blood Angels are
Stratagems are a new addition to 40K when looked at in the context of the whole game’s history. Even so, we’ve had a couple of years to really dig in and digest their place in the game now. I think it has been long enough for us to really take a look at what stratagems have added to and taken away from the game. At its core, the concept of stratagems was to create a system that would allow your units to be a little extra, or to allow the players an opportunity to find an exception to general rules principles and practices. The best examples of these are the core stratagems in the rulebook.
Hello everyone, Lord Paddington here! With the release of the new narrative crusade rules a few friends and I are
