Editing Warhammer 40,000/8th Edition Tactics/Space Marines (section)

====Warlord Traits====
#'''Oathkeeper:''' Warlord can do 6" Heroic Interventions. Eh, it's ok. You certainly don't want your warlord to leave his squad unsupported when they get charged, but you should be the one who charges anyway. Emperor Champion's trait.
#'''Epitome of Piety:''' The Warlord can deny one power in the Psychic Phase, and gains a +1 on his roll to do so. Just in case you need a little more protection than what Righteous Zeal provides you with. Chaplain Grimaldus' trait.
#'''Paragon of Fury:''' After the warlord makes a charge move, roll 1d6 for each enemy unit within 1” of the warlord; on a 2+ that model takes a mortal wound.  Ok, but you can do better.
#'''Master of Arms:'''  The Warlord Always Fights First.  Black Templars don't do fall back feints, and fighting first means the enemy cannot kill you because you killed them first. Though if you can't get stuck in because you're killing everything in the charge then pick something else.
#'''Inspirational Fighter:''' When friendly {{W40Kkeyword|Black Templars}} units within 6” of this warlord roll an unmodified 6 to wound for melee weapon attacks, improve the weapon’s AP by 1.
#*Biggest issue with this is that the AP boost cannot stack with the Assault Doctrine's, meaning you'll be lucky if you even manage to fight under this effect for at least one round.
#'''Front-Line Commander:''' Add 1 to the Advance and Charge distances of friendly Black Templars units within 6”. High Marshal Helbrecht's trait.
#*Remember it doesn't stack with '''Canticle of Hate''', which doesn't affect advances and doesn't work if the user was in a transport, but does increase Pile In moves by +3". Which is like the '''Devout Push''' stratagem, but as an aura. Up to you to use a Front-Line Commander to do a turn 1 drop pod assault or be patient and wait for turn 2 with Chaplain support.