Editing Warhammer 40,000/7th Edition Tactics/Tyranids (section)

===Shield of Baal: Leviathan===
Remember back at the pre-7E rumors that there was gonna be a Blood Angels campaign starter set?  Well, there's a few things a bit right about it.
See, there is an incoming campaign bookset like how [[The End Times]] works, and it's focusing on the [[Blood Angels]] and their defense of a sector near their homeworld of Baal from Hive Fleet Leviathan.  It also brings in Cities of Death and Death From the Skies for 7E.
====Hive Fleet Detachment====
Oooooh boy, is GeeDubs desperate to make up for the dicking of 6E.
See, this detachment starts off with a mandatory HQ and three Troops.  And then it keeps getting bigger.  You now have 3 HQ, 9 Troops (meaning FOUR FUCKING TERVIGONS AND 240 GAUNTS if you want to keep with that and not use the fun new Mucolids,) and the standard 3 Elites, 3 HS, and 3 FA slots.  That is going to be a fucking lot of gaunts.  Even better, you not only have the mandatory Warlord re-roll, but you can also re-roll Instinctive Behavior.  FUCK YES.  Alas, this detachment does not have Objective Secured Troops. That would be too amazing.
Note: this detachment is ideal for Flying Circus lists with 3 Flyrants, Mucolid Spore Pods as troops, and Crones, but remember, if your opponent breaks your arms for playing it, he will be acquitted.

====Warlord Traits====
#'''Cunning Warlord''': Infiltrate.  A pretty decent way to get you a little less distance to march forward if you're running anything out of a Tyrannocyte (read: Flyrants and Walkrants with Guard).
#'''Innate Understanding''': Warlord and his group get Preferred Enemy.  Obviously, this can give you a really big boost with a Prime with his horde of Gaunts or a Swarmy with his Guards.  It might almost make up for the shit BS!
#'''Evolving Strategy''': +1 to Reserves.  Kinda helpful, but if you're hoping to stall a little bit with that Trygon's arrival, you might run into a wall as he suddenly makes it in.
#'''Mind Eater''': Same as the main 'dex -- 2VP for each IC killed in a challenge.  Not really much better here.
#'''Digestive Denial''': Same as the main 'dex -- A piece of non-purchased terrain in the enemy DZ gets -1 cover.  Still pretty trash.
#'''Adaptive Biology''': Same as the main 'dex -- If the Warlord loses a Wound, they gain 5+ FNP during their next movement phase.  If they last there, that is.