Warhammer 40k
A community dedicated to the universe of Warhammer 40k, a tabletop setting in the far, distant future.
This is a general community for 40k miniatures, art, lore discussion, and gameplay discussion.
Rules
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Keep it civil. Don’t insult other community members in posts or comments, and don’t make posts designed to insult other community members or parts of the fandom with different opinions.
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Posts must be on-topic.
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No real life politics. That means no political advocacy, and no real life political discussions vaguely dressed up as on-topic posts. If you want to discuss real life politics, you are free to start your own community.
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Posts must be coherent.
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If a post is otherwise allowed but has realistic gore or nudity, please mark it NSFW.
Helpful Links
- 10th Edition Rules
- iOS Warhammer 40k App
- Android Warhammer 40k App
- 3rd party site for running Kill Team games
Related 40K Communities:
!imaginarywarhammer@lemmy.world
Other tabletop hobby communities:
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Prediction before reading the article - soupped up meele dreadnought in a drop pod, thunderhammer HQ and a sanguinary priest. Haven't played since 8th and haven't played Blood Angels at all, let's see how I do.
Edit: in article 3x intercessor squad, death company, dread and Mephiston. Close, but not quite
Hah. Same. I only ever saw Blood Angels from the other end of the table. :D
The article seems to be for beginners who want to start with Blood Angels. That looks like a solid starting point for them with pretty much every edition. Only thing I find a bit weird is taking the Close Combat Intercessor Squads and equipping the Death Company with Bolters.