Yarbicus

Ha! I know. Just being a jerk, like do. All registered and paid up now!

Meh. I'll get around to it eventually.

Like anyone would let me on thier 40k team...

I will be there but playing 9th Age.

Had a great time at the Fluger Fundraiser tourney on Saturday. It was my first games of 8th since it first hit and my first 40k tourney in several years. My thoughts: 1. Fluger is still one of the coolest dudes on the planet. 2. Lord Hanaur knows how to run a tournament. 3. Why do I keep wanting Space Marines to be better than they are, edition after edition? Maybe one of these days I will learn. 4. I suck at a lot (A LOT) of games but my level of suck at 40k is truly epic. 5. I have never played ITC rules before. Man, they really punished my MSU army! 6. Drop Pods suck. 7. I actually want to play more! Now that I have a better idea of how the game works, I might do better. But probably not.

I am reminded that I need to replenish our supply of doggie sedatives.

Great! My schedule just kind of blew up but let's see what we can figure out.

Anyone in the Seattle/Eastside area up for some practice games? I haven't played since 8th first hit and could use some practice.

Timeless advice! I have actually been playing longer than many of my opponents have been alive. I am in the Seattle area and the scene here is a lot less organized.

New Ghost Ship Octavius.

I have decided to take 3 5-man Assault Squads, one with Jump Packs and 2 sharing a Rhino. How should I kit them?

And Kirkland. We have been without plastic bags for a couple of years now and the world has failed to end.

Great start! That blue really pops. I have a ton of the original Kev Adams O&G sculpts from the Kickstarter that I hope to get painted in time.

Pretty much how I feel. I feel dirty with less than 10 man squads.

Are there advantages beyond CP to having only one detachment?