Deathwatch vs Genestealer Cult Boxed Game

[packard57]

One thing that does seem promising, the sprues that the Deathwatch figures come on have the right breakdown to fit in to a standard box .I hope this means that a boxed set of these guys will be available eventually.

[Erik Setzer]

Yep rulwise unbound is as valid as anything else.

I'd never argue it isn't. Love Unbound and all the fun things you can do with it. Unfortunately, it *does* require opponent agreement, and too often people hear "Unbound" and think of something like eight Wraithknights or whatever, rather than a fluffy list using an interesting concept.

[Mr Mystery]

The Enhanced Editions show just how far GW went to edit out the logo on the back of one of the Corehammer shirts on a picture of last years Warhammer Fest.

I say Willis, I'm afraid the meaning of your statement is unclear. Could you possibly provide clarification, old bean?

[energongoodie]

He can in the board game, its on his card. I guess that means the issue is with the power, not the Patriarch, it was already pretty oddly worded.

I meant purely for use in 40K
I'm looking forward to playing the board game but I think I will get far more use out of these fellas in 40k.

[Path Walker]

I say Willis, I'm afraid the meaning of your statement is unclear. Could you possibly provide clarification, old bean?

There was a Corehammer T Shirt with a moshing Space Marine on the back in the style of a certain hardcore design, someone was wearing one at Warhammer Fest.
When his picture was in WD, it was 'shopped to be a plain white t shirt, on the Enhanced Edition, you can see the "Corehammer" print on the bottom of the shirt which identifies it!

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I meant purely for use in 40K
I'm looking forward to playing the board game but I think I will get far more use out of these fellas in 40k.

I getcha, I just mean that if he can use the power in the board game, I assume they meant for him to use the power in 40K too!

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I'd never argue it isn't. Love Unbound and all the fun things you can do with it. Unfortunately, it *does* require opponent agreement, and too often people hear "Unbound" and think of something like eight Wraithknights or whatever, rather than a fluffy list using an interesting concept.

The interpretation that Unbound requires your opponents permission also means that using any method of choosing your army requires discussion with the opponent. This is correct of course, all armies should be discussed and agreed before the game.

[Brakkart]

White Dwarf Daily has a pretty decent video playthrough of Mission 7 up today. It's an hour and a half long to watch it, but really well done. I enjoyed watching Amy's Deathwatch team take on Chris's Cultists.

https://youtu.be/Kh_aL3IX1dc

[grimmas]

I'd never argue it isn't. Love Unbound and all the fun things you can do with it. Unfortunately, it *does* require opponent agreement, and too often people hear "Unbound" and think of something like eight Wraithknights or whatever, rather than a fluffy list using an interesting concept.

These days you really need your opponents agreement for any force organisation or at least a chat about what's allowed 😳. I've always found it a little disappointing that people automatically assume the worse when it comes to an other's army selection, they certainly do though.

[Psychosplodge]

So has anyone noticed that blood ravens leg yet?

[Mr Mystery]

It's....erm....quite leggy? And I have to say, as a regular user of legs, it's in the most anatomically appropriate place?

[Psychosplodge]

I meant the "Vidya" scroll as in vidya games as in video games?