It is indeed a sad day for the thousand sons players when even we, sworn enemies and rivals to the space wolves, consider using thier codex to better represent our own legion
Consider the chaos psychic powers (no, not all of them...just the USEFUL ones). You've got warp time, breath of chaos, maybe some lash....Thats it. Those are the only ones worth taking.
Now, the space wolves, WHO ARE SUPPOSED TO BE ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTED WITH "WITCHES", are getting kick *** powers. All but maybe 1 or 2 are worth taking. World wolf seems to be generating quite a lot of fuss, and understandably so...the ability to just draw a line and stand a good chance at killing big nasty things or tons of low initiative models is pretty...well....unfair. The storm caller guy is a freakin monstrosity, and even if hes maxed out in TERMINATOR armor, hes still only 20 pts more that AHRIMAN. Plus he negates other peoples powers on a +3. Gee, i miss the days when tzeentch had anti-psyker wargear.
If you pitted a thousand sons army against the space wolves, it wouldnt be a game. It would be a predictable, boring massacre.
So think about this: 3 tzeentchian sorcerors (rune priests) and Ahriman (the storm caller) leading units of "pre-rubric" marines (grey hunters with special weapons). Large packs of chaos spawn (fenrisian wolves with cyber enhancements) charging ahead of thier insane leaders. Also, ive converted and painted awesome tzeentchian marines to be riding the WFB chaos warriors on horses....ive got half a mind to use them as fenrisian wolf rider dudes.
Am i joking? Am i ACTUALLY considering doing this? Yeah...i guess so. Im just so sick of everyone in the god damn universe getting really awesome psykers and psychic powers when the supposed masters of all things psychic get the $hit end of the stick...again (that includes you too, eldar players). You know it really means something when the SPACE WOLVES get better psykers than the THOUSAND SONS. when the HELL did that happen?!
Maybe i should just use the SW codex as a big slap in the face to GW. Maybe next time they wont let a space marine fanboy write the loyalist codex with a bias so obvious helen keller could spot it.