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@Yarbicus I don't know how you feel about fast attack but you could fold that entire list into a brigade reasonably easily... Split all those 10 man to 5 man troops, drop a Captain, maybe a sternguard or two and pickup 3 single attack bikes. Hell might be able to get the attack bikes for the unnecessary Captain. This would put the whole army in a single detachment and increase your command points by one. Arguably the bikes are better than the Captain you are only taking to get more detachments with.

Yep but you need to roll a charge of 9 or better

I created albums here then linked to those... If I remember I'll revisit this next week when I have time to figure out what I did... @Munkie remind me and I can help you, assuming you want to post your own WIPs

Make sure you are using the most updated points! 65 for a storm bolter and deepstrike for something that doesn't have it but shoots mid range well is worth that in my opinion. Especially with the across the board discounts on Marines and their gear.

I wouldn't blame GW for a community self imposed limitation. GW totally gave us the tools for adding them to the army in a good way. Personally I'm disappointed that my basic dual twin autocannon dread is now forge world, gives him a bad wrap but that is just like people's opinion man.

Added some information... Will try and add pictures...

I would also consider using chaos renegades from the vigilus ablaze. The red corsairs gives you more cp, the red brotherhood could be Khorne berserkers giving you additional chances to fight with them. Terminators are good now for chaos with the stock option being chain axes! For troops chaos Marines can mix bolters and chain swords, cultists could be your initiates maybe the sharks use them a little bit more as a trail by fire before you get your fins (gene seed). Finally the red corsairs unique strategem allows you to recycle a chaos Marines troops unit, remove Target unit and place it at full strength with in 6" of any table edge and more than 9" from an enemy. Nice little flanking move. Oh havocs being their heavy weapon troopers with move and fire no penalty is kind of shark like... Can't stop moving or they die...

It requires that specific primer... Plan A, 5 minutes re prime, 5 minutes hairdryer, 5 minutes paint contrast, 5 minutes to run around and manically cackle at other participants that aren't "done" yet. Plan B skip even entering and proceed directly to manically cackling at participants!

Hmmmm... Citadel contrast paints and a hairdryer... ONE THICK COAT!

I don't know if we can be friends is anymore 😜

Sad thing is they had great screen writers converting the books over but now without the base book to parse through and in my opinion improve they are struggling to get anything remotely approaching good on the screen. Specific all to short moments are good but they are struggling so hard to navigate to those moments. It is painful.

There was discussion but as far as I've seen confirmed the old-school quote is still "Sources? You mean source!..." Then your quote West. @evil_bryan could we get an official ruling?

Exciting they are willing to start saving for it!

Here is at least one version of the logo... I have files but I hates computers...

Yeah that took me out for a year! Toddlers are interesting too... had to table my plans for a deathwatch primaris army, I'm still bringing a team. My army is just stuff I already have painted...

I appreciate the sentiment but with work and my young family focus it is not in the cards right now. Toddlers are a handful but a wonderful blessing.

Have you tried just room temp water? Controlled amounts small, like an inch or two from a straw. Just tried this over the last couple evenings and the experience is cool. Surprisingly makes some notes stronger. You don't mix it in so much as just wait for it to push the oils (non water soluble bits) up and nose better. First taste after adding water is stronger then it gets weaker as you separate some of the tasting notes. This is totally an adventure thing as it may not be obvious how oily the whiskey you are using is and cask strengths typically take the proofing down better.