The Warhammer 40.000/Fantasy Discussion Thread Mk.III

[The Biggles Syndicate]

Watch as they get a free ride through a warp rift into the players' ship later.

Last RT game I ran had three warp incursions on what was meant to be a simple hop between two neighbouring systems.

Did you happen to have a Thargoid probe, platinum, narcotics or any other highly priced valuables in your cargo hold? That's probably what attracted them.

[Morrdh]

Last RT game I ran had three warp incursions on what was meant to be a simple hop between two neighbouring systems.

Did you happen to have a Thargoid probe, platinum, narcotics or any other highly priced valuables in your cargo hold? That's probably what attracted them.

IIRC five crates of ambull fur, six containers of prime cut grox steaks and fifty thousand copies of the Imperial Infantryman Uplifting Primer.

[The Huskar Social Union]

Just found out there is a planet in 40k called Birmingham home to the Harbinger space marine chapter.

And apparently recruits like 10 million guardsman a year.

[Impaled Nazarene]

Just found out there is a planet in 40k called Birmingham home to the Harbinger space marine chapter.

And apparently recruits like 10 million guardsman a year.

The most metal planet.

[Ameriganastan]

Just found out there is a planet in 40k called Birmingham home to the Harbinger space marine chapter.

And apparently recruits like 10 million guardsman a year.

And their tech level is so primitive, they still use muskets.

[The Huskar Social Union]

When were imperial knights added into 40k, where they always a thing in the lore before becoming miniatures? Or were they invented at a later date?

Just found out there is a planet in 40k called Birmingham home to the Harbinger space marine chapter.

And apparently recruits like 10 million guardsman a year.

The most metal planet.

It was invaded by chaos at one point as well

They tried to kill the metal, but they failed!

Just found out there is a planet in 40k called Birmingham home to the Harbinger space marine chapter.

And apparently recruits like 10 million guardsman a year.

And their tech level is so primitive, they still use muskets.

Awesome.

[Chan Island]

When were imperial knights added into 40k, where they always a thing in the lore before becoming miniatures? Or were they invented at a later date?

The most metal planet.

It was invaded by chaos at one point as well

They tried to kill the metal, but they failed!

And their tech level is so primitive, they still use muskets.

Awesome.

Birmingham is confirmed the best planet in 40k and nobody can convince me otherwise.

[Hirota]

When were imperial knights added into 40k, where they always a thing in the lore before becoming miniatures? Or were they invented at a later date?

Nah, they've been around since epic 40k...second edition I think. Got an Imperator Titan in the box with them too.

Thats mid-90s shit, when Hirota was a wee kid who couldn't afford such luxuries as actual models and had to make them up. I remember being quite good with Play-doh .

Now, eldar exodite knights...I don't know if they were ever released.

[Impaled Nazarene]

When were imperial knights added into 40k, where they always a thing in the lore before becoming miniatures? Or were they invented at a later date?

Nah, they've been around since epic 40k...second edition I think. Got an Imperator Titan in the box with them too.

Thats mid-90s shit, when Hirota was a wee kid who couldn't afford such luxuries as actual models and had to make them up. I remember being quite good with Play-doh .

Now, eldar exodite knights...I don't know if they were ever released.

Dreadoughts that aren't half dead? Seems like an idea the Imperium should use more often.

[The Biggles Syndicate]

Did you happen to have a Thargoid probe, platinum, narcotics or any other highly priced valuables in your cargo hold? That's probably what attracted them.

IIRC five crates of ambull fur, six containers of prime cut grox steaks and fifty thousand copies of the Imperial Infantryman Uplifting Primer.

I'm betting they left the Primers alone unless they were out of toilet paper. The other stuff could sell well on the black market.

[Crookfur]

When were imperial knights added into 40k, where they always a thing in the lore before becoming miniatures? Or were they invented at a later date?

Nah, they've been around since epic 40k...second edition I think. Got an Imperator Titan in the box with them too.

Thats mid-90s shit, when Hirota was a wee kid who couldn't afford such luxuries as actual models and had to make them up. I remember being quite good with Play-doh .

Now, eldar exodite knights...I don't know if they were ever released.

Oh no they were long before titan legions box came out. There were metal ones for the original adeptus mechanicus for imperial and eldar forces IIRC.

The eldar knights were also mega derpy:
https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Eldar_Knight

http://www.solegends.com/citcat1991a/ca ... hts-01.htm

That's thier page from the 1991 catalogue 1 (blue catalogue) that got combined with catalogue 2(the red one) to make the 1986 to 1991 catalogue.

[United Muscovite Nations]

I just spent $170 on plastic miniatures. I wish I was poor so I couldn't afford the terrible financial decision of getting into this hobby.

[Impaled Nazarene]

I just spent $170 on plastic miniatures. I wish I was poor so I couldn't afford the terrible financial decision of getting into this hobby.

Am poor, no you don't.

[The Huskar Social Union]

Finished Fear to Tread, it was good, i enjoyed it.

Moving onto Angel Exterminatus: Flesh and Iron

[Chan Island]

Speaking of ludicrous expenses:

Been considering getting Blackstone Fortress. Like the models (especially the traitor guard ones) and it seems like an interesting game... but man that price tag...

[Hirota]

Nah, they've been around since epic 40k...second edition I think. Got an Imperator Titan in the box with them too.

Thats mid-90s shit, when Hirota was a wee kid who couldn't afford such luxuries as actual models and had to make them up. I remember being quite good with Play-doh .

Now, eldar exodite knights...I don't know if they were ever released.

Oh no they were long before titan legions box came out. There were metal ones for the original adeptus mechanicus for imperial and eldar forces IIRC.

The eldar knights were also mega derpy:
https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Eldar_Knight

http://www.solegends.com/citcat1991a/ca ... hts-01.htm

That's thier page from the 1991 catalogue 1 (blue catalogue) that got combined with catalogue 2(the red one) to make the 1986 to 1991 catalogue.

Oh, I remember seeing them and having no idea what they were!

[Jetan]

Just found out there is a planet in 40k called Birmingham home to the Harbinger space marine chapter.

And apparently recruits like 10 million guardsman a year.

Also known as the "Black Planet".

[Hurdergaryp]

Just found out there is a planet in 40k called Birmingham home to the Harbinger space marine chapter.

And apparently recruits like 10 million guardsman a year.

Also known as the "Black Planet".

Once said world lost its whole population to the malicious Dark Eldar.

[The Biggles Syndicate]

Also known as the "Black Planet".

Once said world lost its whole population to the malicious Dark Eldar.

Never underestimate the lewdness of the Deldar.

[Ameriganastan]

Big ol new campaign coming.

[The Nihilistic view]

Finished Fear to Tread, it was good, i enjoyed it.

Moving onto Angel Exterminatus: Flesh and Iron

I got both of those on my shelf, my problem is I need a couple of the ones after Prospero burns and they are out of print.

[The Huskar Social Union]

Plastic Sisters! (army set coming november)

New Ravenguard dude

New Plastic Howling Banshee

I.... dont know what tese dudes are called (Age of Sigmar stuff)


Bunch more stuff on the community site

[Crookfur]

Did they really have to give the ravengaurd dude a full emo haircut?

[Baltenstein]

Did they really have to give the ravengaurd dude a full emo haircut?

PUUUUUUUURGING WITH MY KIIIIIIIIN
THIS BLOODSHED, SO SURREAL

Edit:

It's actually the primarised Chapter Master Kayvaan Shrike.

[Hurdergaryp]

Those Age of Sigmar "bespoke war-constructs forged from harvested bone and gifted the soul animus of great warriors and heroes" do remind me somewhat of the Necrons, but that is probably just a coincidental coincidence.