BoLS Readers Choice Awards 2010 - Rulebook/Army Book

[quinn]

Warhammer 8th Edition BRB. It fundamentally changed the whole game, plus it really is a beautifully produced rulebook. I'm not sure I like all the changes, but it is a major departure from previous editions and it actually has an Index that works!

[PsychosisPC]

Warhammer 8th Edition BRB... I'm not sure I like all the changes, but it is a major departure from previous editions and it actually has an Index that works!

I'ld agree with the production of the book, but I completely dislike the some of the major rules changes, and somethings I don't think were fixed at all. I absolutely despise the random charge distances.

I have to nominate Warhammer Ancient Battles 2.0. Great looking book, good rule tweaks, and very fun game. Combat in this book is what warhammer should be in my opinion.

[tinfoil]

Dark Eldar codex

[Rich_B]

Hordes Primal MkII

Its more polished than WM MkII and benefitted from both field tests. Hell, any game where the the company lets you have it free for nigh on a year and takes your feedback on board for the final printed product is a winner in my book. The Errata/FAQs are up to date and comprehensive as well.

[Gotthammer]

Codex Dark Eldar, for all the reasons Buffo said (though not #7, I don't like the Archon!).

[Liazardman]

Have to go with the 8e Rulebook... That thing has a ribbon page marker and is massive. That is not a real book it is a Tome if I have ever seen one

[eldargal]

Codex: Dark Eldar

Tied with 8th Edition WFB, but I'll go with the Eldar on principle.

[UltramarineFan]

WHFB 8th Edition Rulebook

Such a really fun game and personally I liked most of the rules changes (made magic an interesting phase again!)

[Night System]

It has to be....

*Drum Roll....*

Codex DARK ELDARRR!!

*tremendous applause*

[Cryl]

Warmachine / Hordes Mk.2 by a long way, this year has seen some decent 40k codexes but the new PP books are even more impressive