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Blood Angels + Space Marine Weapons+ 8th Edition M.Misc Army Rules for the New Edition of Warhammer 4.What's On My Table: Genesys Project Army.The Ultima Founding ►Thoughts and Feedback.Necron 8th Edition Leaks, Monolith and C,tan.Dark Eldar, Leman Russ Battle Tanks, Land Raiders.What's On Your Table: Sisters of Battle.Grey Knights, Ahriman, Daemons, and More.Rumour Engine Teaser Today: Jagged Edged Something.They each need to be entirely comprised of units with their respective keyword, but this allows incredible amounts of diversity in your army that is also quite characterful. You can take one Astra Militarum Detachment for each Genestealer Cults Detachment in your Battle-forged army. The way it works in the new Warhammer 40,000 is really fun. These are, of course, not “real” Astra Militarum, but devoted followers of the Cult who have turned from the Emperor’s light and betrayed their fellow man. Huzzah! Due to the way that allies worked in the previous edition, making an army that mixed Genestealer Cult units and Astra Militarum wasn’t always straightforward. One of my favourite aspects of the Genestealer Cults, though, is their ability to form their army using both their own faction, Tyranids and Astra Militarum, too. Ouch! That leaves an enemy unit in a very compromised position as the minions of the Four-armed Emperor emerge from ambush and then run them through in melee. Another nasty trick the Genestealer Cults have is their Mass Hypnosis psychic power, which prevents an enemy unit from firing Overwatch, makes them strike last in combat (even if they charged) AND gives them -1 to hit.
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