Editing Warhammer 40,000 10th Edition (section)

===Codex Updates===
While there will be free rules released when the edition launches in the Summer, they will at best be placeholders like the Indexes of 8E, soon to be replaced by full Codexes. Fortunately, these new indexes are promised to be free for all like AoS' initial ruleset. Unfortunately, the common reception of these rules has been extraordinarily [[Skub|skubby]] thanks to some very weirdly-described rules, some armies getting some extremely favorable buffs and others being given rules so utterly trash that one has to wonder if they literally wrote all of these rules in a month and skimped out on QC just to get them out the door. 

Of course, [[Warhammer Legends]] still assures that out-of-production or obsolete builds can have some sort of relevance. Shocking among the promised additions is the beloved boxnoughts, those sturdy bastions of the chapters for many decades. Less shocking but still damning is the inclusion of the various vehicles from the HH wargame, which used to be within the purview of a Forge World book - which is a bit problematic since these are models that GW is taking increasing amounts of control over producing those models and yet are arbitrarily just restricting from competitive play. Alongside these are the Imperial Armour indexes, which add in the FW models that GW still deems "fit for competitive play" and thus given points values. 
 
*'''Space Marines:''' Because of course they'd be first in line for a new book. It's uncertain how things will fare for the chapters that only got a codex supplement in 8E (which includes the [[White Scars]], [[Ultramarines]], [[Iron Hands]], [[Salamanders]], and [[Raven Guard]]) and whether they'll get their own supplements or just get mothballed into the core codex because of how limited their rulesets were. Judging by the Dark Angels' upcoming codex and also the fact that ones with 9E Codices ([[Black Templars]], [[Blood Angels]], [[Dark Angels]], [[Deathwatch]] and [[Space Wolves]]) got previewed together, it's very likely that only the more divergent chapters will get a full codex.
**'''Dark Angels:''' Confirmed for Spring 2024.
*'''Tyranids:''' Comes first as they're the opposition from the Leviathan boxset and the other poster boy for 10th edition. 
*'''Adeptus Mechanicus:''' Confirmed for Winter 2023.
*'''Necrons:''' Confirmed for Winter 2023.
*'''Orks:''' Confirmed for Spring 2024.
*'''Adeptus Custodes:''' Confirmed for Spring 2024; maybe they'll get proper Sisters of Silence support. 
*'''T'au Empire:''' Confirmed for Spring 2024.
*'''Chaos Space Marines:''' Confirmed for Spring 2024. Hopes are high that the [[Emperor's Children]] might finally divorce themselves from the main roster and finish the foursome of god-aligned traitor legion codices.
*'''Imperial Agents:''' The oft-forgotten Agents of the Imperium, this will compile all those loose Inquisitors, Rogue Traders, Assassins and other associated squads.
*'''Knightly Households:''' Combines the Imperial and Chaos Knights into one codex (this is only confirmed via a presentation). The individual units and armies seem to be remaining distinct though.
*'''Adeptus Titanicus:''' At long last, the mighty god-machines of the Imperium will make their debuts in 40K proper instead of needing to wait for a Forge World book.