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1d4chan>Dragonkingofthestars: /* An alternate technique */

2020-07-25T12:42:31Z

An alternate technique

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	==An alternate technique==		==An alternate technique==
	This was a completely unrelated and very short lived tactic that showed up near the end of 40k's 7th edition. One of the last supplements released for 7E introduced four psychic disciplines for Chaos Space Marines, the one of interest to us is the Geomortis discipline, specifically its sixth power: Worldwrithe, which allows you to move a terrain feature, and every unit wholly atop it, up to 24" during the psychic phase. This form of flying circus consisted of using that power on a skyshield landing pad which had both the payker casting the power, and various dakka heavy units (Forgefiends supported by Warpsmiths were the go to choice) riding atop the landing pad, gaining a 24" move that didn't actually count as moving and a 4++ invuln save. This tactic is completely unrelated to the traditional flying circus, is extremely difficult to pull off due to the nature of 7E psychic powers, and depending on who you ask can be seen as either less or more cheesy than a real flying circus. Speaking from experience: it's definitely more fun to play against just for the sheer ridiculousity.		This was a completely unrelated and very short lived tactic that showed up near the end of 40k's 7th edition. One of the last supplements released for 7E introduced four psychic disciplines for Chaos Space Marines, the one of interest to us is the Geomortis discipline, specifically its sixth power: Worldwrithe, which allows you to move a terrain feature, and every unit wholly atop it, up to 24" during the psychic phase. This form of flying circus consisted of using that power on a skyshield landing pad which had both the payker casting the power, and various dakka heavy units (Forgefiends supported by Warpsmiths were the go to choice) riding atop the landing pad, gaining a 24" move that didn't actually count as moving and a 4++ invuln save. This tactic is completely unrelated to the traditional flying circus, is extremely difficult to pull off due to the nature of 7E psychic powers, and depending on who you ask can be seen as either less or more cheesy than a real flying circus. Speaking from experience: it's definitely more fun to play against just for the sheer ridiculousity and probably the closest we will ever get to fielding the [[Silver Tower of Tzeentch]] in 40k.

	==The Other Flying Circus==		==The Other Flying Circus==

198.48.227.59 at 01:55, 19 May 2020

2020-05-19T01:55:30Z

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	==The Other Flying Circus==		==The Other Flying Circus==
	A tabletop ~~RPG set in~~ a ~~post-apocalyptic fantasy not-Europe 1940s where technology wasn't able to advance past 1914 due to said apocalypse. Built on~~ the [[Apocalypse ~~World]] ruleset with additional action keywords. Potentially of interest to people who want to play dieselpunk games, or any campaign~~ where you'~~ll be doing~~ a ~~lot of flying,~~ as ~~the system is built to adapt to pretty much any setting~~.		There's a tabletop game by this name which is, surprisingly, not about Monty Python, but is instead a weird Powered by the Apocalypse game where you play gay fantasy German pilots of WW1 style biplanes. It's got a stupid complex dogfighting system somehow and its weeb as fuck.

	[[Category:Warhammer 40000 Tactics(7E)]]		[[Category:Warhammer 40000 Tactics(7E)]]

124.191.101.65: /* The Other Flying Circus */ Removed a section about the rulebook claiming all Germans were nazis, because that's the literal exact opposite of what the rulebook says ya muppet. Replaced with small passage for length(BYO girth.)

2019-07-20T10:46:48Z

The Other Flying Circus: Removed a section about the rulebook claiming all Germans were nazis, because that's the literal exact opposite of what the rulebook says ya muppet. Replaced with small passage for length(BYO girth.)

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	==The Other Flying Circus==		==The Other Flying Circus==
	A tabletop RPG set in a post-apocalyptic fantasy not-Europe 1940s where technology wasn't able to advance past 1914 due to said apocalypse. Built on the [[Apocalypse World]] ruleset with additional action keywords. Potentially of interest to people who want to play dieselpunk games~~; just remember that~~ you ~~don~~'~~t need~~ to ~~emphasize that all Germans are Nazis like the rulebook does~~.		A tabletop RPG set in a post-apocalyptic fantasy not-Europe 1940s where technology wasn't able to advance past 1914 due to said apocalypse. Built on the [[Apocalypse World]] ruleset with additional action keywords. Potentially of interest to people who want to play dieselpunk games, or any campaign where you'll be doing a lot of flying, as the system is built to adapt to pretty much any setting.

	[[Category:Warhammer 40000 Tactics(7E)]]		[[Category:Warhammer 40000 Tactics(7E)]]

1d4chan>Shermanruss: /* An alternate technique */

2019-07-12T05:57:45Z

An alternate technique

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	==An alternate technique==		==An alternate technique==
	This was a completely unrelated and very short lived tactic that showed up near the end of 40k's 7th edition. One of the last supplements released for 7E introduced four psychic disciplines for Chaos Space Marines, the one of interest to us is the Geomortis discipline, specifically its sixth power: Worldwrithe, which allows you to move a terrain feature, and every unit wholly atop it, up to 24" during the psychic phase. This form of flying circus consisted of using that power on a skyshield landing pad which had both the payker casting the power, and various dakka heavy units (Forgefiends supported by Warpsmiths were the go to choice) riding atop the landing pad, gaining a 24" move that didn't actually count as moving and a 4+ invuln save. This tactic is completely unrelated to the traditional flying circus, is extremely difficult to pull off due to the nature of 7E psychic powers, and depending on who you ask can be seen as either less or more cheesy than a real flying circus. Speaking from experience: it's definitely more fun to play against just for the sheer ridiculousity.		This was a completely unrelated and very short lived tactic that showed up near the end of 40k's 7th edition. One of the last supplements released for 7E introduced four psychic disciplines for Chaos Space Marines, the one of interest to us is the Geomortis discipline, specifically its sixth power: Worldwrithe, which allows you to move a terrain feature, and every unit wholly atop it, up to 24" during the psychic phase. This form of flying circus consisted of using that power on a skyshield landing pad which had both the payker casting the power, and various dakka heavy units (Forgefiends supported by Warpsmiths were the go to choice) riding atop the landing pad, gaining a 24" move that didn't actually count as moving and a 4++ invuln save. This tactic is completely unrelated to the traditional flying circus, is extremely difficult to pull off due to the nature of 7E psychic powers, and depending on who you ask can be seen as either less or more cheesy than a real flying circus. Speaking from experience: it's definitely more fun to play against just for the sheer ridiculousity.

	==The Other Flying Circus==		==The Other Flying Circus==

1d4chan>Shermanruss at 05:56, 12 July 2019

2019-07-12T05:56:32Z

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	*Thanks to 7th edition you don't even NEED infantry, go all flying, all the time.		*Thanks to 7th edition you don't even NEED infantry, go all flying, all the time.

			==An alternate technique==
			This was a completely unrelated and very short lived tactic that showed up near the end of 40k's 7th edition. One of the last supplements released for 7E introduced four psychic disciplines for Chaos Space Marines, the one of interest to us is the Geomortis discipline, specifically its sixth power: Worldwrithe, which allows you to move a terrain feature, and every unit wholly atop it, up to 24" during the psychic phase. This form of flying circus consisted of using that power on a skyshield landing pad which had both the payker casting the power, and various dakka heavy units (Forgefiends supported by Warpsmiths were the go to choice) riding atop the landing pad, gaining a 24" move that didn't actually count as moving and a 4+ invuln save. This tactic is completely unrelated to the traditional flying circus, is extremely difficult to pull off due to the nature of 7E psychic powers, and depending on who you ask can be seen as either less or more cheesy than a real flying circus. Speaking from experience: it's definitely more fun to play against just for the sheer ridiculousity.

	==The Other Flying Circus==		==The Other Flying Circus==

24.127.165.172: /* The Other Flying Circus */

2019-07-12T05:36:46Z

The Other Flying Circus

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	==The Other Flying Circus==		==The Other Flying Circus==
	A tabletop RPG set in a post-apocalyptic fantasy not-Europe 1940s where technology wasn't able to advance past 1914 due to said apocalypse. ~~Full of virtue signalling, built~~ on the [[Apocalypse World]] ruleset with additional action keywords. Potentially of interest to people who want to play dieselpunk games; just remember that you don't need to emphasize that all Germans are Nazis like the rulebook does.		A tabletop RPG set in a post-apocalyptic fantasy not-Europe 1940s where technology wasn't able to advance past 1914 due to said apocalypse. Built on the [[Apocalypse World]] ruleset with additional action keywords. Potentially of interest to people who want to play dieselpunk games; just remember that you don't need to emphasize that all Germans are Nazis like the rulebook does.

	[[Category:Warhammer 40000 Tactics(7E)]]		[[Category:Warhammer 40000 Tactics(7E)]]

1d4chan>Sicarius: /* The Other Flying Circus */

2019-06-28T11:37:24Z

The Other Flying Circus

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	==The Other Flying Circus==		==The Other Flying Circus==
	A tabletop RPG set in a post-apocalyptic fantasy not-Europe 1940s where technology wasn't able to advance past 1914 due to said apocalypse. Full of virtue signalling, built on the [[Apocalypse World]] ruleset with additional action keywords. Potentially of interest to dieselpunk ~~roleplayers~~.		A tabletop RPG set in a post-apocalyptic fantasy not-Europe 1940s where technology wasn't able to advance past 1914 due to said apocalypse. Full of virtue signalling, built on the [[Apocalypse World]] ruleset with additional action keywords. Potentially of interest to people who want to play dieselpunk games; just remember that you don't need to emphasize that all Germans are Nazis like the rulebook does.

	[[Category:Warhammer 40000 Tactics(7E)]]		[[Category:Warhammer 40000 Tactics(7E)]]

1d4chan>Sicarius at 11:35, 28 June 2019

2019-06-28T11:35:57Z

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	*Thanks to 7th edition you don't even NEED infantry, go all flying, all the time.		*Thanks to 7th edition you don't even NEED infantry, go all flying, all the time.

			==The Other Flying Circus==
			A tabletop RPG set in a post-apocalyptic fantasy not-Europe 1940s where technology wasn't able to advance past 1914 due to said apocalypse. Full of virtue signalling, built on the [[Apocalypse World]] ruleset with additional action keywords. Potentially of interest to dieselpunk roleplayers.

	[[Category:Warhammer 40000 Tactics(7E)]]		[[Category:Warhammer 40000 Tactics(7E)]]