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1d4chan>NathanielPrime at 01:12, 4 September 2018

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	**After being stuck with a weak, outdated codex throughout 5th edition [[Tau]] became the most powerful army in 6th edition. The codex alone was great, giving them Riptides and the farsight bomb on top of making Etherals and Kroot actually useful, but it was 6th ed's addition of overwatch and changes to assault that made them ridiculous. The enemy already had to eat a ton of very powerful, crazy accurate, cover ignoring shots. Now they had to roll their charge range randomly, and eat another around of shooting from several units just for trying.		**After being stuck with a weak, outdated codex throughout 5th edition [[Tau]] became the most powerful army in 6th edition. The codex alone was great, giving them Riptides and the farsight bomb on top of making Etherals and Kroot actually useful, but it was 6th ed's addition of overwatch and changes to assault that made them ridiculous. The enemy already had to eat a ton of very powerful, crazy accurate, cover ignoring shots. Now they had to roll their charge range randomly, and eat another around of shooting from several units just for trying.
	**After being one of the best armies around for most of 6th edition, [[Eldar]] got buffed even more with the nex Codex:[[Craftworld]] Eldar, which made almost every warrior aspect good and almost every single unit in the codex useable, and let them spam scatterbikes (one of the best troops in the game). It also gave them one of the game's most cost-effective Lords of War choices (the [[Wraithknight]]), fantastic new decurion-style detachments, along with ranged S:D weapons everywhere! They can be really strong even without too much high intensity fine-tuning.		**After being one of the best armies around for most of 6th edition, [[Eldar]] got buffed even more with the nex Codex:[[Craftworld]] Eldar, which made almost every warrior aspect good and almost every single unit in the codex useable, and let them spam scatterbikes (one of the best troops in the game). It also gave them one of the game's most cost-effective Lords of War choices (the [[Wraithknight]]), fantastic new decurion-style detachments, along with ranged S:D weapons everywhere! They can be really strong even without too much high intensity fine-tuning.
	**After spending waaay too many editions with their old codex, [[Necrons]] finally got a new codex with 7th edition. Boy, was it [[Awesome]]! It made ~~every single unit~~ good, often tremendously buffing them either directly like the [[Flayed Ones]], or through their new Decurion detachments (like wraiths). It also insanely buffed the already excellent Necron durability with the changes to Reanimation Protocols - making Necrons the hardest to kill army in the game.		**After spending waaay too many editions with their old codex, [[Necrons]] finally got a new codex with 7th edition. Boy, was it [[Awesome]]! It made a ton of units really good, often tremendously buffing them either directly like the [[Flayed Ones]], or through their new Decurion detachments (like wraiths). It also insanely buffed the already excellent Necron durability with the changes to Reanimation Protocols - making Necrons the hardest to kill army in the game.
	**The Angel of Death Warlord trait in 6th ed Vanilla marines was fairly underwhelming. In 7th it was changed so that the Fear test is on 3d6, making it more likely to matter.		**The Angel of Death Warlord trait in 6th ed Vanilla marines was fairly underwhelming. In 7th it was changed so that the Fear test is on 3d6, making it more likely to matter.
	** After being used as the beta test for Vanilla marines in 6th ed, Dark Angels came back with a vengeance in 7th. Army wide BS2 on overwatch, Ravenwing re-rolling jink saves(this includes the fliers), access to grav weapons, buffs to the fliers(though the Nephilim is still shit), and their own psykic discipline. The demi-company makes greenwing overwatch at BS3, while the Deathwing and Ravenwing strike forces let Deathwing shoot and run the turn they drop, and allows Ravenwing to ignore the snap fire from jinking for a turn.		** After being used as the beta test for Vanilla marines in 6th ed, Dark Angels came back with a vengeance in 7th. Army wide BS2 on overwatch, Ravenwing re-rolling jink saves(this includes the fliers), access to grav weapons, buffs to the fliers(though the Nephilim is still shit), and their own psykic discipline. The demi-company makes greenwing overwatch at BS3, while the Deathwing and Ravenwing strike forces let Deathwing shoot and run the turn they drop, and allows Ravenwing to ignore the snap fire from jinking for a turn.

1d4chan>NathanielPrime: Eldar are not THAT Mary Sue level good. Nobody can beat "any other army", let alone with half-baked army compositions.

2018-09-04T01:10:27Z

Eldar are not THAT Mary Sue level good. Nobody can beat "any other army", let alone with half-baked army compositions.

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	*Armies in Warhammer 40k tend to leap frog one another in power thanks to the codex power creep.		*Armies in Warhammer 40k tend to leap frog one another in power thanks to the codex power creep.
	**After being stuck with a weak, outdated codex throughout 5th edition [[Tau]] became the most powerful army in 6th edition. The codex alone was great, giving them Riptides and the farsight bomb on top of making Etherals and Kroot actually useful, but it was 6th ed's addition of overwatch and changes to assault that made them ridiculous. The enemy already had to eat a ton of very powerful, crazy accurate, cover ignoring shots. Now they had to roll their charge range randomly, and eat another around of shooting from several units just for trying.		**After being stuck with a weak, outdated codex throughout 5th edition [[Tau]] became the most powerful army in 6th edition. The codex alone was great, giving them Riptides and the farsight bomb on top of making Etherals and Kroot actually useful, but it was 6th ed's addition of overwatch and changes to assault that made them ridiculous. The enemy already had to eat a ton of very powerful, crazy accurate, cover ignoring shots. Now they had to roll their charge range randomly, and eat another around of shooting from several units just for trying.
	**After being one of the best armies around for most of 6th edition, [[Eldar]] got buffed even more with the nex Codex:[[Craftworld]] Eldar, which made every warrior aspect good, every single unit in the codex ~~very seable~~, and let them spam scatterbikes (the best troops in the game)~~, and~~ gave them one of the game's most cost-effective Lords of War choices (the [[Wraithknight]]), fantastic new decurion-style detachments, along with ranged S:D weapons everywhere! ~~Even without a competitive list or any allies, they~~ can ~~beat any other army, often~~ without ~~tailoring~~ too much.		**After being one of the best armies around for most of 6th edition, [[Eldar]] got buffed even more with the nex Codex:[[Craftworld]] Eldar, which made almost every warrior aspect good and almost every single unit in the codex useable, and let them spam scatterbikes (one of the best troops in the game). It also gave them one of the game's most cost-effective Lords of War choices (the [[Wraithknight]]), fantastic new decurion-style detachments, along with ranged S:D weapons everywhere! They can be really strong even without too much high intensity fine-tuning.
	**After spending waaay too many editions with their old codex, [[Necrons]] finally got a new codex with 7th edition. Boy, was it [[Awesome]]! It made every single unit good, often tremendously buffing them either directly like the [[Flayed Ones]], or through their new Decurion detachments (like wraiths). It also insanely buffed the already excellent Necron durability with the changes to Reanimation Protocols - making Necrons the hardest to kill army in the game.		**After spending waaay too many editions with their old codex, [[Necrons]] finally got a new codex with 7th edition. Boy, was it [[Awesome]]! It made every single unit good, often tremendously buffing them either directly like the [[Flayed Ones]], or through their new Decurion detachments (like wraiths). It also insanely buffed the already excellent Necron durability with the changes to Reanimation Protocols - making Necrons the hardest to kill army in the game.
	**The Angel of Death Warlord trait in 6th ed Vanilla marines was fairly underwhelming. In 7th it was changed so that the Fear test is on 3d6, making it more likely to matter.		**The Angel of Death Warlord trait in 6th ed Vanilla marines was fairly underwhelming. In 7th it was changed so that the Fear test is on 3d6, making it more likely to matter.

1d4chan>PlasmaTalon: /* Examples of Buffing */

2015-10-07T16:39:04Z

Examples of Buffing

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	**After spending waaay too many editions with their old codex, [[Necrons]] finally got a new codex with 7th edition. Boy, was it [[Awesome]]! It made every single unit good, often tremendously buffing them either directly like the [[Flayed Ones]], or through their new Decurion detachments (like wraiths). It also insanely buffed the already excellent Necron durability with the changes to Reanimation Protocols - making Necrons the hardest to kill army in the game.		**After spending waaay too many editions with their old codex, [[Necrons]] finally got a new codex with 7th edition. Boy, was it [[Awesome]]! It made every single unit good, often tremendously buffing them either directly like the [[Flayed Ones]], or through their new Decurion detachments (like wraiths). It also insanely buffed the already excellent Necron durability with the changes to Reanimation Protocols - making Necrons the hardest to kill army in the game.
	**The Angel of Death Warlord trait in 6th ed Vanilla marines was fairly underwhelming. In 7th it was changed so that the Fear test is on 3d6, making it more likely to matter.		**The Angel of Death Warlord trait in 6th ed Vanilla marines was fairly underwhelming. In 7th it was changed so that the Fear test is on 3d6, making it more likely to matter.
			** After being used as the beta test for Vanilla marines in 6th ed, Dark Angels came back with a vengeance in 7th. Army wide BS2 on overwatch, Ravenwing re-rolling jink saves(this includes the fliers), access to grav weapons, buffs to the fliers(though the Nephilim is still shit), and their own psykic discipline. The demi-company makes greenwing overwatch at BS3, while the Deathwing and Ravenwing strike forces let Deathwing shoot and run the turn they drop, and allows Ravenwing to ignore the snap fire from jinking for a turn.
	*Khador of Warmachine has the infamous "clam-jacks" that boast crazy ARM as long as you don't attack, severally handicapping it at the same time. Then its rules were errated, allowing it to make Slams, Tramples, and Headbutts, without losing the ARM bonus, letting it run over infantry, knockdown jacks, and push other models around while being just as durable as ever.		*Khador of Warmachine has the infamous "clam-jacks" that boast crazy ARM as long as you don't attack, severally handicapping it at the same time. Then its rules were errated, allowing it to make Slams, Tramples, and Headbutts, without losing the ARM bonus, letting it run over infantry, knockdown jacks, and push other models around while being just as durable as ever.

1d4chan>PlasmaTalon: /* Examples of Buffing */

2015-07-09T12:32:42Z

Examples of Buffing

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	**After being one of the best armies around for most of 6th edition, [[Eldar]] got buffed even more with the nex Codex:[[Craftworld]] Eldar, which made every warrior aspect good, every single unit in the codex very seable, and let them spam scatterbikes (the best troops in the game), and gave them one of the game's most cost-effective Lords of War choices (the [[Wraithknight]]), fantastic new decurion-style detachments, along with ranged S:D weapons everywhere! Even without a competitive list or any allies, they can beat any other army, often without tailoring too much.		**After being one of the best armies around for most of 6th edition, [[Eldar]] got buffed even more with the nex Codex:[[Craftworld]] Eldar, which made every warrior aspect good, every single unit in the codex very seable, and let them spam scatterbikes (the best troops in the game), and gave them one of the game's most cost-effective Lords of War choices (the [[Wraithknight]]), fantastic new decurion-style detachments, along with ranged S:D weapons everywhere! Even without a competitive list or any allies, they can beat any other army, often without tailoring too much.
	**After spending waaay too many editions with their old codex, [[Necrons]] finally got a new codex with 7th edition. Boy, was it [[Awesome]]! It made every single unit good, often tremendously buffing them either directly like the [[Flayed Ones]], or through their new Decurion detachments (like wraiths). It also insanely buffed the already excellent Necron durability with the changes to Reanimation Protocols - making Necrons the hardest to kill army in the game.		**After spending waaay too many editions with their old codex, [[Necrons]] finally got a new codex with 7th edition. Boy, was it [[Awesome]]! It made every single unit good, often tremendously buffing them either directly like the [[Flayed Ones]], or through their new Decurion detachments (like wraiths). It also insanely buffed the already excellent Necron durability with the changes to Reanimation Protocols - making Necrons the hardest to kill army in the game.
			**The Angel of Death Warlord trait in 6th ed Vanilla marines was fairly underwhelming. In 7th it was changed so that the Fear test is on 3d6, making it more likely to matter.
	*Khador of Warmachine has the infamous "clam-jacks" that boast crazy ARM as long as you don't attack, severally handicapping it at the same time. Then its rules were errated, allowing it to make Slams, Tramples, and Headbutts, without losing the ARM bonus, letting it run over infantry, knockdown jacks, and push other models around while being just as durable as ever.		*Khador of Warmachine has the infamous "clam-jacks" that boast crazy ARM as long as you don't attack, severally handicapping it at the same time. Then its rules were errated, allowing it to make Slams, Tramples, and Headbutts, without losing the ARM bonus, letting it run over infantry, knockdown jacks, and push other models around while being just as durable as ever.

1d4chan>PlasmaTalon: added a non-40k example

2015-07-07T16:50:26Z

added a non-40k example

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	**After being one of the best armies around for most of 6th edition, [[Eldar]] got buffed even more with the nex Codex:[[Craftworld]] Eldar, which made every warrior aspect good, every single unit in the codex very seable, and let them spam scatterbikes (the best troops in the game), and gave them one of the game's most cost-effective Lords of War choices (the [[Wraithknight]]), fantastic new decurion-style detachments, along with ranged S:D weapons everywhere! Even without a competitive list or any allies, they can beat any other army, often without tailoring too much.		**After being one of the best armies around for most of 6th edition, [[Eldar]] got buffed even more with the nex Codex:[[Craftworld]] Eldar, which made every warrior aspect good, every single unit in the codex very seable, and let them spam scatterbikes (the best troops in the game), and gave them one of the game's most cost-effective Lords of War choices (the [[Wraithknight]]), fantastic new decurion-style detachments, along with ranged S:D weapons everywhere! Even without a competitive list or any allies, they can beat any other army, often without tailoring too much.
	**After spending waaay too many editions with their old codex, [[Necrons]] finally got a new codex with 7th edition. Boy, was it [[Awesome]]! It made every single unit good, often tremendously buffing them either directly like the [[Flayed Ones]], or through their new Decurion detachments (like wraiths). It also insanely buffed the already excellent Necron durability with the changes to Reanimation Protocols - making Necrons the hardest to kill army in the game.		**After spending waaay too many editions with their old codex, [[Necrons]] finally got a new codex with 7th edition. Boy, was it [[Awesome]]! It made every single unit good, often tremendously buffing them either directly like the [[Flayed Ones]], or through their new Decurion detachments (like wraiths). It also insanely buffed the already excellent Necron durability with the changes to Reanimation Protocols - making Necrons the hardest to kill army in the game.
			*Khador of Warmachine has the infamous "clam-jacks" that boast crazy ARM as long as you don't attack, severally handicapping it at the same time. Then its rules were errated, allowing it to make Slams, Tramples, and Headbutts, without losing the ARM bonus, letting it run over infantry, knockdown jacks, and push other models around while being just as durable as ever.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

1d4chan>Crazy Cryptek: /* Examples of Buffing */ Mistake corrected

2015-06-24T10:37:05Z

Examples of Buffing: Mistake corrected

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	*Armies in Warhammer 40k tend to leap frog one another in power thanks to the codex power creep.		*Armies in Warhammer 40k tend to leap frog one another in power thanks to the codex power creep.
	**After being stuck with a weak, outdated codex throughout 5th edition [[Tau]] became the most powerful army in 6th edition. The codex alone was great, giving them Riptides and the farsight bomb on top of making Etherals and Kroot actually useful, but it was 6th ed's addition of overwatch and changes to assault that made them ridiculous. The enemy already had to eat a ton of very powerful, crazy accurate, cover ignoring shots. Now they had to roll their charge range randomly, and eat another around of shooting from several units just for trying.		**After being stuck with a weak, outdated codex throughout 5th edition [[Tau]] became the most powerful army in 6th edition. The codex alone was great, giving them Riptides and the farsight bomb on top of making Etherals and Kroot actually useful, but it was 6th ed's addition of overwatch and changes to assault that made them ridiculous. The enemy already had to eat a ton of very powerful, crazy accurate, cover ignoring shots. Now they had to roll their charge range randomly, and eat another around of shooting from several units just for trying.
	**After being one of the best armies around for most of 6th edition, [[Eldar]] got buffed even more with the nex Codex:[[Craftworld]] Eldar, which made every warrior aspect good, every single unit in the codex very seable, and let them spam scatterbikes (the best troops in the game), and gave them one of the game's most cost-effective Lords of War choices (the [[~~Wraithlord~~]]), fantastic new decurion-style detachments, along with ranged S:D weapons everywhere! Even without a competitive list or any allies, they can beat any other army, often without tailoring too much.		**After being one of the best armies around for most of 6th edition, [[Eldar]] got buffed even more with the nex Codex:[[Craftworld]] Eldar, which made every warrior aspect good, every single unit in the codex very seable, and let them spam scatterbikes (the best troops in the game), and gave them one of the game's most cost-effective Lords of War choices (the [[Wraithknight]]), fantastic new decurion-style detachments, along with ranged S:D weapons everywhere! Even without a competitive list or any allies, they can beat any other army, often without tailoring too much.
	**After spending waaay too many editions with their old codex, [[Necrons]] finally got a new codex with 7th edition. Boy, was it [[Awesome]]! It made every single unit good, often tremendously buffing them either directly like the [[Flayed Ones]], or through their new Decurion detachments (like wraiths). It also insanely buffed the already excellent Necron durability with the changes to Reanimation Protocols - making Necrons the hardest to kill army in the game.		**After spending waaay too many editions with their old codex, [[Necrons]] finally got a new codex with 7th edition. Boy, was it [[Awesome]]! It made every single unit good, often tremendously buffing them either directly like the [[Flayed Ones]], or through their new Decurion detachments (like wraiths). It also insanely buffed the already excellent Necron durability with the changes to Reanimation Protocols - making Necrons the hardest to kill army in the game.

1d4chan>PlasmaTalon: /* Examples of Buffing */

2015-06-24T06:21:09Z

Examples of Buffing

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	==Examples of Buffing==		==Examples of Buffing==
	(tabletop/traditional games only please)		(tabletop/traditional games only please)
	*After being stuck with a weak, outdated codex throughout 5th edition [[Tau]] became the most powerful army in 6th edition. The codex alone ~~made them~~ great, ~~with~~ Riptides, making Etherals and Kroot actually useful~~, and giving them the Farsight Bomb~~, but 6th ed's addition of overwatch and changes to assault made them ~~one~~ of ~~the best armies in the game. Not only was their shooting ungodly~~ powerful, ~~nullifying cover or making shots~~ crazy accurate, ~~armies trying to assault them~~ had to roll ~~for~~ their charge ~~ranges~~, and eat several ~~unit's overwatch~~ just for trying ~~to assault them~~.		*Armies in Warhammer 40k tend to leap frog one another in power thanks to the codex power creep.
			**After being stuck with a weak, outdated codex throughout 5th edition [[Tau]] became the most powerful army in 6th edition. The codex alone was great, giving them Riptides and the farsight bomb on top of making Etherals and Kroot actually useful, but it was 6th ed's addition of overwatch and changes to assault that made them ridiculous. The enemy already had to eat a ton of very powerful, crazy accurate, cover ignoring shots. Now they had to roll their charge range randomly, and eat another around of shooting from several units just for trying.
	*After being one of the best armies around for most of 6th edition, [[Eldar]] got buffed even more with the nex Codex:[[Craftworld]] Eldar, which made every warrior aspect good, every single unit in the codex very seable, and let them spam scatterbikes (the best troops in the game), and gave them one of the game's most cost-effective Lords of War choices (the [[Wraithlord]]), fantastic new decurion-style detachments, along with ranged S:D weapons everywhere! Even without a competitive list or any allies, they can beat any other army, often without tailoring too much.		**After being one of the best armies around for most of 6th edition, [[Eldar]] got buffed even more with the nex Codex:[[Craftworld]] Eldar, which made every warrior aspect good, every single unit in the codex very seable, and let them spam scatterbikes (the best troops in the game), and gave them one of the game's most cost-effective Lords of War choices (the [[Wraithlord]]), fantastic new decurion-style detachments, along with ranged S:D weapons everywhere! Even without a competitive list or any allies, they can beat any other army, often without tailoring too much.
			**After spending waaay too many editions with their old codex, [[Necrons]] finally got a new codex with 7th edition. Boy, was it [[Awesome]]! It made every single unit good, often tremendously buffing them either directly like the [[Flayed Ones]], or through their new Decurion detachments (like wraiths). It also insanely buffed the already excellent Necron durability with the changes to Reanimation Protocols - making Necrons the hardest to kill army in the game.
	*After spending waaay too many editions with their old codex, [[Necrons]] finally got a new codex with 7th edition. Boy, was it [[Awesome]]! It made every single unit good, often tremendously buffing them either directly like the [[Flayed Ones]], or through their new Decurion detachments (like wraiths). It also insanely buffed the already excellent Necron durability with the changes to Reanimation Protocols - making Necrons the hardest to kill army in the game.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

1d4chan>Talon of Anathrax: /* Examples of Buffing */

2015-05-23T13:47:16Z

Examples of Buffing

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	==Examples of Buffing==		==Examples of Buffing==
	(tabletop/traditional games only please)		(tabletop/traditional games only please)
	*After being stuck with a weak, outdated codex throughout 5th edition Tau became the most powerful army in 6th edition. The codex alone made them great, with Riptides, making Etherals and Kroot actually useful, and giving them the Farsight Bomb, but 6th ed's addition of overwatch and changes to assault made them the best ~~army~~ in the game. Not only was their shooting ungodly powerful, nullifying cover or making shots crazy accurate, armies trying to assault them had to roll for their charge ranges, and eat several unit's overwatch just for trying to assault them.		*After being stuck with a weak, outdated codex throughout 5th edition [[Tau]] became the most powerful army in 6th edition. The codex alone made them great, with Riptides, making Etherals and Kroot actually useful, and giving them the Farsight Bomb, but 6th ed's addition of overwatch and changes to assault made them one of the best armies in the game. Not only was their shooting ungodly powerful, nullifying cover or making shots crazy accurate, armies trying to assault them had to roll for their charge ranges, and eat several unit's overwatch just for trying to assault them.

			*After being one of the best armies around for most of 6th edition, [[Eldar]] got buffed even more with the nex Codex:[[Craftworld]] Eldar, which made every warrior aspect good, every single unit in the codex very seable, and let them spam scatterbikes (the best troops in the game), and gave them one of the game's most cost-effective Lords of War choices (the [[Wraithlord]]), fantastic new decurion-style detachments, along with ranged S:D weapons everywhere! Even without a competitive list or any allies, they can beat any other army, often without tailoring too much.

			*After spending waaay too many editions with their old codex, [[Necrons]] finally got a new codex with 7th edition. Boy, was it [[Awesome]]! It made every single unit good, often tremendously buffing them either directly like the [[Flayed Ones]], or through their new Decurion detachments (like wraiths). It also insanely buffed the already excellent Necron durability with the changes to Reanimation Protocols - making Necrons the hardest to kill army in the game.

	==See Also==		==See Also==