Editing Solar Auxilia (section)

==Forge World==
Once upon the time, as of the fourth [[Horus Heresy]] book, one sculptor named Edgar Skomorowski over at [[Forge World]] has become tired of the multiple flavours of power armour he has had to work with thus far and decided that battles in the Age of Darkness could probably do with a [[Warhammer 40,000/Tactics/Solar Auxilia (30k)|dash of variety]]. Not only he alone made all models in range, which is already quite a feat, but also masterminded all the rules, resulting in hilariously powerful (some may say overpowered) army. [[Derp|Now you too can spend £70 for 100 points of your army!]] However, while the pay gap is colossal, the Auxilia are one of the more rewarding armies to play, with your granddadie's Kalibrav V-1 pattern 36" Lasrifle (things were better in his day), access to some of the better dress sense and LORD OF ALL HUEG TANKS, they can make a list tailored to their player for maximum fun. On the downside, that fun is done in full knowledge of the horrors awaiting you once your mortal life is forfeit and the deamons you bargained with to get those models come for your soul. Morbity aside, your army will be the envy of everyone you know, so it's [[Just as Planned|swings and roundabouts really.]]

Bad news? Edgar Skomorowski no longer works at Forgeworld, and Solar Auxilia is in hands of Israel Gonzalez, who then left Forgeworld too, so it's unlikely Solar Auxilia will ever receive new units.

But then came the [[Aurox Armoured Transport|Aurox]] and Carnodon tanks, so there is still [[Tzeentch|hope]].

As a final note the Solar Auxilia are arguably a relatively good value. Yes in the context of the Solar Auxilia army there expensive needing multiple 20 model units, but at 135$ for 20 dudes there not terrible. Scions the closest 40k comparison come in five dude for 42$, so 20 of them would cost 168$, albeit with more options.