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1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 03:39, 2 December 2022

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	'''Disciple Squads''' are the fighting elite of the renegade armies of the [[Lost and the Damned]]. These fighters have willingly embraced the terrible powers of Chaos. Whatever their origin, such men have become hopelessly tainted and are fanatically loyal to their new masters. They are quite noted for looking like [[Chaos]] KKK's cause of the pointy hats and all, but they are probably modeled after Torquemada from ''Nemesis the Warlock''. They sometimes accompany the leaders in command of a [[Renegade Command Squad]].		'''Disciple Squads''' are the fighting elite of the renegade armies of the [[Lost and the Damned]]. These fighters have willingly embraced the terrible powers of Chaos. Whatever their origin, such men have become hopelessly tainted and are fanatically loyal to their new masters. They are quite noted for looking like [[Chaos]] KKK's cause of the pointy hats and all, but they are probably modeled after Torquemada from ''Nemesis the Warlock''. They sometimes accompany the leaders in command of a [[Renegade Command Squad]].

	== Tabletop ==		== Tabletop ==

	Renegade Disciples are essentially WS3 BS4 renegade infantry, and come with the Fanatic rule to help get them some better leadership. Equipment-wise they’re much like a standard Imperial Guard infantry squad, able to take a single special and a single heavy weapon team, though the rest of the squad can have either [[autogun]]s, [[Shotgun (40k)\|shotguns]], or [[Stub Gun\|pistols]] and CCWs. Their base cost is very reasonable at 35 points, though much like the Marauders, adding onto the squad is fairly expensive, at 10 points per body (which only averages out to 8 points per model on a 10-man squad, assuming 5 points for the Champion upgrade). If you want to make them tougher, they have the option to buy [[Carapace Armour]] for 20 points for the squad, meaning it’s far more cost-efficient on large squads.		Renegade Disciples are essentially WS3 BS4 renegade infantry, and come with the Fanatic rule to help get them some better leadership. Equipment-wise they’re much like a standard Imperial Guard infantry squad, able to take a single special and a single heavy weapon team, though the rest of the squad can have either [[autogun]]s, [[Shotgun (40k)\|shotguns]], or [[Stub Gun\|pistols]] and CCWs like [[Basic Close Combat Weapons#Flail\|flails]], [[Basic Close Combat Weapons#Sword\|swords]], [[Basic Close Combat Weapons#Axe\|axes]], [[Basic Close Combat Weapons#Hammer\|hammers]], [[Basic Close Combat Weapons#Spear\|spears]] or [[Basic Close Combat Weapons#Combat Knife\|combat knives]]. Their base cost is very reasonable at 35 points, though much like the Marauders, adding onto the squad is fairly expensive, at 10 points per body (which only averages out to 8 points per model on a 10-man squad, assuming 5 points for the Champion upgrade). If you want to make them tougher, they have the option to buy [[Carapace Armour]] for 20 points for the squad, meaning it’s far more cost-efficient on large squads.

	=== Edition Changes ===		=== Edition Changes ===

1d4chan>Ћ Professional at 19:10, 9 March 2021

2021-03-09T19:10:18Z

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	'''Disciple Squads''' are the fighting elite of the renegade armies of the [[Lost and the Damned]]. These fighters have willingly embraced the terrible powers of Chaos. Whatever their origin, such men have become hopelessly tainted and are fanatically loyal to their new masters. They are quite noted for looking like [[Chaos]] KKK's cause of the pointy hats and all, but they are probably modeled after Torquemada from ''Nemesis the Warlock''. They sometimes accompany the leaders in command of a [[Renegade Command Squad]].		'''Disciple Squads''' are the fighting elite of the renegade armies of the [[Lost and the Damned]]. These fighters have willingly embraced the terrible powers of Chaos. Whatever their origin, such men have become hopelessly tainted and are fanatically loyal to their new masters. They are quite noted for looking like [[Chaos]] KKK's cause of the pointy hats and all, but they are probably modeled after Torquemada from ''Nemesis the Warlock''. They sometimes accompany the leaders in command of a [[Renegade Command Squad]].

	==Tabletop==		== Tabletop ==

	Renegade Disciples are essentially WS3 BS4 renegade infantry, and come with the Fanatic rule to help get them some better leadership. Equipment-wise they’re much like a standard Imperial Guard infantry squad, able to take a single special and a single heavy weapon team, though the rest of the squad can have either [[autogun]]s, [[Shotgun (40k)\|shotguns]], or [[Stub Gun\|pistols]] and CCWs. Their base cost is very reasonable at 35 points, though much like the Marauders, adding onto the squad is fairly expensive, at 10 points per body (which only averages out to 8 points per model on a 10-man squad, assuming 5 points for the Champion upgrade). If you want to make them tougher, they have the option to buy [[Carapace Armour]] for 20 points for the squad, meaning it’s far more cost-efficient on large squads.		Renegade Disciples are essentially WS3 BS4 renegade infantry, and come with the Fanatic rule to help get them some better leadership. Equipment-wise they’re much like a standard Imperial Guard infantry squad, able to take a single special and a single heavy weapon team, though the rest of the squad can have either [[autogun]]s, [[Shotgun (40k)\|shotguns]], or [[Stub Gun\|pistols]] and CCWs. Their base cost is very reasonable at 35 points, though much like the Marauders, adding onto the squad is fairly expensive, at 10 points per body (which only averages out to 8 points per model on a 10-man squad, assuming 5 points for the Champion upgrade). If you want to make them tougher, they have the option to buy [[Carapace Armour]] for 20 points for the squad, meaning it’s far more cost-efficient on large squads.

	===Edition Changes===		=== Edition Changes ===

	Everything above basically carries over into 8th edition along with a WS buff/change - now they hit on a 3+ in both CC and with shooting attacks! How's that for nifty?		Everything above basically carries over into 8th edition along with a WS buff/change - now they hit on a 3+ in both CC and with shooting attacks! How's that for nifty?

	9th edition gives them another nudge, with a max size of 15 bodies, +1 S in close combat and they never suffer negative modifiers to their Ld for morale tests. ''Almost'' makes up for the shit-kicking Renegades and Heretics took in the changes from 8th to 9th.		9th edition gives them another nudge, with a max size of 15 bodies, +1 S in close combat and they never suffer negative modifiers to their Ld for morale tests. ''Almost'' makes up for the shit-kicking Renegades and Heretics took in the changes from 8th to 9th.

			[[Category: Warhammer 40,000]]

			[[Category: Chaos]]

			[[Category: Lost and the Damned]]

	{{Lost-and-Damned}}		{{Lost-and-Damned}}

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2020-12-02T04:24:13Z

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	==Tabletop==		==Tabletop==
	Renegade Disciples are essentially WS3 BS4 renegade infantry, and come with the Fanatic rule to help get them some better leadership. Equipment-wise they’re much like a standard Imperial Guard infantry squad, able to take a single special and a single heavy weapon team, though the rest of the squad can have either [[autogun]]s, [[Shotgun (40k)\|shotguns]], or [[Stub Gun\|pistols]] and CCWs. Their base cost is very reasonable at 35 points, though much like the Marauders, adding onto the squad is fairly expensive, at 10 points per body (which only averages out to 8 points per model on a 10-man squad, assuming 5 points for the Champion upgrade). If you want to make them tougher, they have the option to buy ~~carapace armour~~ for 20 points for the squad, meaning it’s far more cost-efficient on large squads.		Renegade Disciples are essentially WS3 BS4 renegade infantry, and come with the Fanatic rule to help get them some better leadership. Equipment-wise they’re much like a standard Imperial Guard infantry squad, able to take a single special and a single heavy weapon team, though the rest of the squad can have either [[autogun]]s, [[Shotgun (40k)\|shotguns]], or [[Stub Gun\|pistols]] and CCWs. Their base cost is very reasonable at 35 points, though much like the Marauders, adding onto the squad is fairly expensive, at 10 points per body (which only averages out to 8 points per model on a 10-man squad, assuming 5 points for the Champion upgrade). If you want to make them tougher, they have the option to buy [[Carapace Armour]] for 20 points for the squad, meaning it’s far more cost-efficient on large squads.

	===Edition Changes===		===Edition Changes===

1d4chan>Derpysaurus: /* Tabletop */

2020-12-02T04:23:52Z

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	==Tabletop==		==Tabletop==
	Renegade Disciples are essentially WS3 BS4 renegade infantry, and come with the Fanatic rule to help get them some better leadership. Equipment-wise they’re much like a standard Imperial Guard infantry squad, able to take a single special and a single heavy weapon team, though the rest of the squad can have either ~~autoguns~~, shotguns, or pistols and CCWs. Their base cost is very reasonable at 35 points, though much like the Marauders, adding onto the squad is fairly expensive, at 10 points per body (which only averages out to 8 points per model on a 10-man squad, assuming 5 points for the Champion upgrade). If you want to make them tougher, they have the option to buy carapace armour for 20 points for the squad, meaning it’s far more cost efficient on large squads.		Renegade Disciples are essentially WS3 BS4 renegade infantry, and come with the Fanatic rule to help get them some better leadership. Equipment-wise they’re much like a standard Imperial Guard infantry squad, able to take a single special and a single heavy weapon team, though the rest of the squad can have either [[autogun]]s, [[Shotgun (40k)\|shotguns]], or [[Stub Gun\|pistols]] and CCWs. Their base cost is very reasonable at 35 points, though much like the Marauders, adding onto the squad is fairly expensive, at 10 points per body (which only averages out to 8 points per model on a 10-man squad, assuming 5 points for the Champion upgrade). If you want to make them tougher, they have the option to buy carapace armour for 20 points for the squad, meaning it’s far more cost-efficient on large squads.

	===Edition Changes===		===Edition Changes===

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2020-12-01T19:12:24Z

Changes in 8th Edition

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	Renegade Disciples are essentially WS3 BS4 renegade infantry, and come with the Fanatic rule to help get them some better leadership. Equipment-wise they’re much like a standard Imperial Guard infantry squad, able to take a single special and a single heavy weapon team, though the rest of the squad can have either autoguns, shotguns, or pistols and CCWs. Their base cost is very reasonable at 35 points, though much like the Marauders, adding onto the squad is fairly expensive, at 10 points per body (which only averages out to 8 points per model on a 10-man squad, assuming 5 points for the Champion upgrade). If you want to make them tougher, they have the option to buy carapace armour for 20 points for the squad, meaning it’s far more cost efficient on large squads.		Renegade Disciples are essentially WS3 BS4 renegade infantry, and come with the Fanatic rule to help get them some better leadership. Equipment-wise they’re much like a standard Imperial Guard infantry squad, able to take a single special and a single heavy weapon team, though the rest of the squad can have either autoguns, shotguns, or pistols and CCWs. Their base cost is very reasonable at 35 points, though much like the Marauders, adding onto the squad is fairly expensive, at 10 points per body (which only averages out to 8 points per model on a 10-man squad, assuming 5 points for the Champion upgrade). If you want to make them tougher, they have the option to buy carapace armour for 20 points for the squad, meaning it’s far more cost efficient on large squads.

	===Changes ~~in 8th Edition~~===		===Edition Changes===
	Everything above basically carries over into ~~the new~~ edition along with a WS buff/change - now they hit on a 3+ in both CC and with shooting attacks! How's that for nifty?		Everything above basically carries over into 8th edition along with a WS buff/change - now they hit on a 3+ in both CC and with shooting attacks! How's that for nifty?

			9th edition gives them another nudge, with a max size of 15 bodies, +1 S in close combat and they never suffer negative modifiers to their Ld for morale tests. ''Almost'' makes up for the shit-kicking Renegades and Heretics took in the changes from 8th to 9th.

	{{Lost-and-Damned}}		{{Lost-and-Damned}}

1d4chan>LGX-000 at 04:30, 22 March 2019

2019-03-22T04:30:26Z

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	~~Disciples~~ are the fighting elite of the renegade armies of the [[Lost and the Damned]]. These fighters have willingly embraced the terrible powers of Chaos. Whatever their origin, such men have become hopelessly tainted and are fanatically loyal to their new masters. They are quite noted for looking like [[Chaos]] KKK's cause of the pointy hats and all, but they are probably ~~modelled~~ after Torquemada from Nemesis the Warlock. They sometimes accompany the leaders in command of a [[Renegade Command Squad]].		'''Disciple Squads''' are the fighting elite of the renegade armies of the [[Lost and the Damned]]. These fighters have willingly embraced the terrible powers of Chaos. Whatever their origin, such men have become hopelessly tainted and are fanatically loyal to their new masters. They are quite noted for looking like [[Chaos]] KKK's cause of the pointy hats and all, but they are probably modeled after Torquemada from ''Nemesis the Warlock''. They sometimes accompany the leaders in command of a [[Renegade Command Squad]].

	==Tabletop==		==Tabletop==

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	==Tabletop==		==Tabletop==
	Renegade Disciples are essentially WS3 BS4 renegade infantry, and come with the Fanatic rule to help get them some better leadership. Equipment-wise they’re much like a standard Imperial Guard infantry squad, able to take a single special and a single heavy weapon team, though the rest of the squad can have either autoguns, shotguns, or pistols and CCWs. Their base cost is very reasonable at 35 points, though much like the Marauders, adding onto the squad is fairly expensive, at 10 points per body (which only averages out to 8 points per model on a 10-man squad, assuming 5 points for the Champion upgrade). If you want to make them tougher, they have the option to buy carapace armour for 20 points for the squad, meaning it’s far more cost efficient on large squads.		Renegade Disciples are essentially WS3 BS4 renegade infantry, and come with the Fanatic rule to help get them some better leadership. Equipment-wise they’re much like a standard Imperial Guard infantry squad, able to take a single special and a single heavy weapon team, though the rest of the squad can have either autoguns, shotguns, or pistols and CCWs. Their base cost is very reasonable at 35 points, though much like the Marauders, adding onto the squad is fairly expensive, at 10 points per body (which only averages out to 8 points per model on a 10-man squad, assuming 5 points for the Champion upgrade). If you want to make them tougher, they have the option to buy carapace armour for 20 points for the squad, meaning it’s far more cost efficient on large squads.

			===Changes in 8th Edition===
			Everything above basically carries over into the new edition along with a WS buff/change - now they hit on a 3+ in both CC and with shooting attacks! How's that for nifty?

	{{Lost-and-Damned}}		{{Lost-and-Damned}}

1d4chan>Justaquickbite at 02:26, 30 December 2016

2016-12-30T02:26:28Z

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	Disciples are the fighting elite of the renegade armies of the [[Lost and the Damned]]. These fighters have willingly embraced the terrible powers of Chaos. Whatever their origin, such men have become hopelessly tainted and are fanatically loyal to their new masters. They are quite noted for looking like [[Chaos]] KKK's cause of the pointy hats and all. They sometimes accompany the leaders in command of a [[Renegade Command Squad]].		Disciples are the fighting elite of the renegade armies of the [[Lost and the Damned]]. These fighters have willingly embraced the terrible powers of Chaos. Whatever their origin, such men have become hopelessly tainted and are fanatically loyal to their new masters. They are quite noted for looking like [[Chaos]] KKK's cause of the pointy hats and all, but they are probably modelled after Torquemada from Nemesis the Warlock. They sometimes accompany the leaders in command of a [[Renegade Command Squad]].

	==Tabletop==		==Tabletop==