About Warhammer 40k is a franchise created by Games Workshop, detailing the far future and the grim darkness it holds. The main attraction of 40k is the miniatures, but there are also many video games, board games, books, ect. That are all connected in the 40k universe. This subreddit for anything and everything related to Warhammer 40k Rules • Be respectful • DO NOT post point values for weapons and upgrades in your army lists, only the total point value of the unit. DO NOT post full rules quotes from the BRB or Codexs, as we do not want any attention from GW Legal.

• The Moderator symbol will be shown next to the mod's username only if it is an announcement so if you see it, you may want to check it out. Otherwise, we are all just people who enjoy the game. • No political posts. Feel free to message the Mods with any other ideas for ground rules, otherwise have fun! Resources • • • • • • Related Subreddits: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Other Specialist Games: • • • • • • • • Warhammer40k Video Games: • Trade your minis • Podcasts: • • • • • Warhammer 40k Discord YOYMART. Counts As armies are kind of my standard when it comes to armies. So I'm using the Hybrid Gen 3/4 guys (with Autoguns) as my standard Guardsmen troopers, Hybrid Gen 1/2 as Veterans with shotguns (I filed down and converted Cadian lasguns to look more like shotguns), then using standard IG Vehicles and stuff.

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It's all about kit bashing (mixing maybe heads from this box with torsos from this box and arms from another) to make the army look how you imagine but still making it coherent to your opponent. It's easy enough to see the difference between the veterans and standard line troopers, but the difficulty comes in when you have things like Platoon Command Squads. I like to add extra trim (usually gold) to help them stand out.