Comments on: Pre-Heresy Warhammer 40,000 http://www.mywargame.com/2009/11/02/pre-heresy-warhammer-40k/ Wargames news, reviews and guides Tue, 03 Jan 2012 18:35:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Andy Lane http://www.mywargame.com/2009/11/02/pre-heresy-warhammer-40k/comment-page-1/#comment-224 Andy Lane Sun, 14 Feb 2010 01:32:50 +0000 http://fulgrim.com/mywargame/?p=1#comment-224 I just found this blog and I'm really enjoying tracking back through it, there are some fantastic tutorials thanks for taking the time to post them! I'm getting more interested with pre Heresy armies the more I read and research. I'm looking at doing a pre Heresy Thousand Sons Army and I'm undecided as to whether to use C:SM or C:SW, either Njal or Tigirius would make an excellent Ahriman "counts as". Further than that C:SW give the option for a mutated marine in each troop unit (Mark of the Wulfen) and more versatile infantry heavy weapons teams (Long Fangs). Where as C:SM lets you get creative with Sternguard (perhaps counting as an elite psyker unit) and Legion of the Damned (making good re-animated marines under psyker control). Anyway, keep up the good work I'll be popping back frequently. I just found this blog and I’m really enjoying tracking back through it, there are some fantastic tutorials thanks for taking the time to post them!

I’m getting more interested with pre Heresy armies the more I read and research. I’m looking at doing a pre Heresy Thousand Sons Army and I’m undecided as to whether to use C:SM or C:SW, either Njal or Tigirius would make an excellent Ahriman “counts as”. Further than that C:SW give the option for a mutated marine in each troop unit (Mark of the Wulfen) and more versatile infantry heavy weapons teams (Long Fangs). Where as C:SM lets you get creative with Sternguard (perhaps counting as an elite psyker unit) and Legion of the Damned (making good re-animated marines under psyker control).

Anyway, keep up the good work I’ll be popping back frequently.

]]> By: Neil of Orange http://www.mywargame.com/2009/11/02/pre-heresy-warhammer-40k/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Neil of Orange Tue, 03 Nov 2009 23:16:08 +0000 http://fulgrim.com/mywargame/?p=1#comment-2 I love the novels, it completely re-invigorated my interest in 40k, especially marines. I've not gone 30k yet, I felt the need to start with some standard forces, but I am very interested in (as a Dark Angel player) looking at the primarch rules and sorting a figure out and then seeing where that leads in time. As much as anything the early days of space marines tells so much about the chapters they become - and the story of the traitor legions is interesting to read in detail. I love the novels, it completely re-invigorated my interest in 40k, especially marines. I’ve not gone 30k yet, I felt the need to start with some standard forces, but I am very interested in (as a Dark Angel player) looking at the primarch rules and sorting a figure out and then seeing where that leads in time. As much as anything the early days of space marines tells so much about the chapters they become – and the story of the traitor legions is interesting to read in detail.

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