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Gue'Vesa

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	The way I'd do them for this list is to go ... Imperial Guard but no bolters, no melters, no psychers, no commisars, no priests and only vehicles built on a Chimera hull.		The way I'd do them for this list is to go ... Imperial Guard but no bolters, no melters, no psychers, no commisars, no priests and only vehicles built on a Chimera hull.

	That way, they still get the 'lots of lasguns and cardboard armor' and a reasonable amount of real armor/artillery, but they ~~dont~~ turn this into 'imperial guard cheese plus other cheese'		That way, they still get the 'lots of lasguns and cardboard armor' and a reasonable amount of real armor/artillery, but they don't turn this into 'imperial guard cheese plus other cheese'

	===Demiurge===		===Demiurge===

2018-09-29T01:30:22Z

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	==Common Playstyles==		==Common Playstyles==
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			[[Category:Warhammer Homebrew]]

2017-04-02T11:16:39Z

Gue'Vesa

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	===Gue'Vesa===		===Gue'Vesa===
	Design wise they are representing the balance between the Tau pdf aka the imp guard codex and the tau codex, combining the two technologies into a new blend. A sort of blend of HFY with tau tech if you will.		Design wise they are representing the balance between the Tau pdf aka the imp guard codex and the tau codex, combining the two technologies into a new blend. A sort of blend of HFY with tau tech if you will.

			The way I'd do them for this list is to go ... Imperial Guard but no bolters, no melters, no psychers, no commisars, no priests and only vehicles built on a Chimera hull.

			That way, they still get the 'lots of lasguns and cardboard armor' and a reasonable amount of real armor/artillery, but they dont turn this into 'imperial guard cheese plus other cheese'

	===Demiurge===		===Demiurge===

2015-07-02T09:50:14Z

Ranghon

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	===Ranghon===		===Ranghon===
	Adorable tree people! They're a great excuse if you have Treekin models from WHFB and want a use for them in 40k. Previously were ~~aweful~~, but with the addition of Infiltrate and some transports, you can get some use out of Alpha Striking them with their Assault guns.		Adorable tree people! They're a great excuse if you have Treekin or Dryad models from WHFB and want a use for them in 40k. Previously were awful, but with the addition of Infiltrate and some transports, you can get some use out of Alpha Striking them with their Assault guns.

			These guys are all relatively cheap, with decent saves and average shooting. But where they really shine is in Assault, where they benefit greatly from high Weapon Skill, their special rule, and Poisoned Swords. The saves are decent, but watch out for anyone carrying flamer weapons, as those count as AP2 against the Ranghon.

	These guys are all relatively cheap, with decent saves and average shooting. But where they really shine is in Assault, where they benefit greatly from high Weapon Skill, and Poisoned Swords. The saves are decent, but watch out for anyone carrying flamer weapons, as those count as AP2 against the Ranghon.
	==Ranghon Lord==		==Ranghon Lord==

2015-07-02T09:49:17Z

Demiurge

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	===Demiurge===		===Demiurge===
			Design wise the army can be divided into two areas, infantry and vehicles. Infantry wise they are better at melee than shooting with a heavy influence of anti armor roles. This is reflected in their standard weapon having a melta feature. Your infantry are slow to move around the field but they will not break very easily with their decent toughness and stubborn.

			Vehicle wise the Demiurge Ion weaponry comes to the fore with the ability to reroll gets hot rolls. This can give the vehicles an anti armor profile or an anti infantry profile based on your needs.

	===Nicassar===		===Nicassar===

2015-07-02T09:42:28Z

Gue'Vesa

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	===Gue'Vesa===		===Gue'Vesa===
			Design wise they are representing the balance between the Tau pdf aka the imp guard codex and the tau codex, combining the two technologies into a new blend. A sort of blend of HFY with tau tech if you will.

	===Demiurge===		===Demiurge===

2015-07-02T04:08:15Z

Ranghon

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	===Ranghon===		===Ranghon===
			Adorable tree people! They're a great excuse if you have Treekin models from WHFB and want a use for them in 40k. Previously were aweful, but with the addition of Infiltrate and some transports, you can get some use out of Alpha Striking them with their Assault guns.

			These guys are all relatively cheap, with decent saves and average shooting. But where they really shine is in Assault, where they benefit greatly from high Weapon Skill, and Poisoned Swords. The saves are decent, but watch out for anyone carrying flamer weapons, as those count as AP2 against the Ranghon.
			==Ranghon Lord==

			==Boreal Shaman==

			==Sisters of Ash==

			==Glade Guard==

			==Spider Walker Transport==

			==Woodwraiths==

			==Spider Cavalry==

			==Tree-Kin Walker==

			==Conductor Balista==

			==Nemeta, the Scion of Ash==

			==Lord of Malinor==

	===Formosian===		===Formosian===

2015-07-01T20:36:42Z

Unit Analysis

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 ==Unit Analysis==
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 ==Building an Army==