Editing Warhammer 40,000/10th Edition Tactics/Thousand Sons (section)

==Why Play Thousand Sons==
===Pros===
*The only army with the ability to cast universal spells through any psyker, letting you do things such as shutting off armor saves or moving a unit twice.
*Easy access to mortal wounds should you ever feel the need to shift someone quickly.
*Lots of Infantry shooting with your psykers being shooty as well now that spells have weapon profiles again.
*A fairly large number of invulnerable saves on most units in the army, letting you survive heavy hitting weapons now and then.
*Inferno Bolts on every unit that has a bolter, from your infantry to your tanks, increasing your AP by a pip.
*The trimming of psychic powers also trimmed lots of anti-psychic abilities, giving you more breathing room.
*Perils of the Warp is more or less gone, so cast till you pop.
*Thematically, you can have a sorcerous lord and his servants going around terrorizing people if you feel like being space Saruman.
*Ability to use your Tzaangors and MVB in 40K and AoS. Should you fold in Daemons of Tzeentch too, you shouldn't have much issue flipping between the two games.

===Cons===
*The trimming of psychic powers hurts you pretty bad.
*Your psykers leading your forces aren't just targets for being leaders, they're also your only source for Cabal Points. If they die, you'll potentially lose access to entire rituals.
*Almost all of your Leaders can only join Rubrics, limiting your bodyguard options to only them and forcing you to bring a rubric unit for every sorcerer should you want to keep them around.
*Fairly limited and small roster of units to pick from.