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I have recently been collecting models for my first WH40k Army, but I have yet to receive a core rule book that I have ordered. However, I do have the Space Marine book and have constructed a Gladius …

When I started looking up Warhammer 40k, I had selected the regular Space Marine book and a few models as a reference. After finding out how incredibly powerful scouts could become, I decided that a g …

The closest program that I can suggest for doing this is with Tabletop Simulator. It is a program on Steam that is a physics engine with a wide variety of pre-loaded boardgames and tens of tools that …

I am in the process of painting an obscure Space Marine army of mine called the Storm Giants. Due to having a similar name to the Storm Lords, I was looking to include a campaign badge from either of …

I have been looking over the combat benefits from the various force organisations granted by Gladius Strike Forces. The one that interests me is the 10th Company bonus where all units in this Company …

When I was building a scout-heavy army, I noticed that cluster-mines could be taken by my scout-bikes to mark a "small area" as dangerous terrain. However, there is no actual measurement in how big th …

Yes, this is entirely possible under certain circumstances You see, the core rules have a section where you can make your war-band. One of the options that you have is taking multiple detachments. Si …

In the Space Marine Codex, the Thunder hammer has the Concussive rule, allowing it to force the model it hits to Initiative step 1 during that Assault Phase. However, it also has the Unwieldy rule, me …

I've been playing Warhammer 40,000 since the last year of 7th Ed and I've had some extreme problems with Space Marines since the swap. While the army was still in 7th Ed, it worked great: 3+ or 4+ sav …

TLDR, Have around 7 units for every 1000pts and give each unit at least 3 things that make them threatening I'm writing this because I'm sick of waiting for someone else to answer this and I recently …

The Short answer is "yes, but throw in some other guys to make sure" The only restriction that Warhammer 40k has for building armies is that the chosen models need to share a Faction Keyword, though …

I've been watching a handful of this extended campaign type for a while now and I just saw a video where someone created an Ork war-band by using a dice-roll sheet prepared from custom rules. Can anyo …