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GW Grognard: Don’t bother chasing the Dragon
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GW Grognard: New Obsession and an Old One
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GW Grognard: I can’t wait
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GW Grognard: Sorry, your “Ork speak” is not amusing
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GW Grognard: That’s not a mold line, it’s a chaos mutation
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GW Grognard: Return of Some Primarchs
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GW Grognard: Bring Back Your Dead!
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GW Grognard: If everything is Overpowered, nothing is Overpowered
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The Problem with Stratagems
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.