#I can feel the warp overtaking me full#

Maybe.ДЄ final, crazier option might be to go for a special character. Slaanesh is cheap, but offensive to my way of thinking. If I want access to the appallingly horrible chaos spellbooks, which I'd be mad not to, that sorceror will also need a mark of chaos. I mean, a bell counts as a standard, right? I could change the flavour text to 'Everyone within earshot' if that helps? But that would require a new model, ergo money.Д®ither of these two are decent options for a leader. Look up the Doom Totem sometime, I think you'll enjoy it. The other option would be a lone Hero with a battle standard, and I know exactly which banner he'd bear. So I'm probably thinking of an Exalted Hero with a few magical items (110+ points), and a lonely chaos sorceror, probably on a horse (101 points). The arm was from a Tyranid warrior, the Advanced Space Crusade ones, and the axe was from Medieval Castle Lego. He's a conversion of very early ilk (Heroquest retinue shown for period value) - he used to have a third arm and a huge axe. It could breath fire, rendered him immune to most damage and gave him an extra ten attacks.В He never got to use it, because nobody went near him and he couldn't afford a horse. Even if you have got the only decent base I ever did, you can still sod off.Д«ack in the day when you could buy a Chaos Weapon and give it one random property per 50 points, and before you were saddled with percentage spends that limited your options, I fielded a Chaos Lord with a weapon bearing no less than 25 abilities. I might even go as far as a Sorceror Lord - I'd probably be ahead of the pack in terms of magical power, and he's no slouch in combat either.В But it feels top heavy, and if I've ever learnt a tactical lesson in Warhammer games, it's not to invest too heavily in single models.Д¦85 points? Sod off. At 210 points before equipment, it's definitely all my eggs in one spiked basket case if I do. I've got the models pre-bought, and it has crossed my mind. A couple of reasonably-sized melee units, with decent leadership either from banners or characters, a little magical support from some wizardly types, maybe a bit of missile, maybe a monstrous flanker of some kind, and everyone's star players - the light cavalry. Having whet my bloody whistle* on the fields of Woffboot VI, I feel like I have a vague handle on what a small army needs. Ha haaargh! I have a 4+ armour save without needing extra gear. And if you're going to field any Warriors or Knights, which frankly you ought to, they'll be small and attractive to missile fire. Either way, I'm sure it'll be a grand heirloom for my offspring.ДЎ000 points doesn't give you much leeway. By the time it's Woffboot VIII or so, I may even have So I've been reading up on the Warriors of Chaos list, and trying to pick out an affordable selection that I can slowly build up over the coming years. I've got some money coming in from the advert I did earlier in the year (which is probably going to air fairly soon, one of the many reasons I left Britain).ДЄnd you know, tiny paintable men and stuff. I'm a sucker for those kinds of scenes.My natural choice in any given Warhammer game, I felt bad that the proper baddies (Warriors of Chaos) were under-represented in WoffBoot VI. My favorite scene is the UM Terminators wading out into battle as the civilians are fleeing from the Traitors, the one Terminator declaring 'You fight is with me, Traitor'. It may not be Calth but man does it look awesome. That said, as someone that absolutely loves Know No Fear and the Battle of Calth, I love this. That scene just looks really, really derpy. That and that one sprinting WE that's getting shot up to hell as he runs.

#I can feel the warp overtaking me full#

Personally I feel that there should be a bit of weight and restriction to the armor, that it just can't quite get the full range of motion in a full sprint. Maybe it's the fact, and it's most noticeable in the scene with the WE chasing after some normal humans before a UM chops him up, it appears that the SM have the same sprinting animation as normal humans. I'm not sure what it is but something about it just rubs me the wrong way. But I found the movement of some of their sprints to be.