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1d4chan>Kimarous at 02:53, 4 June 2022

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	[[Category: Warhammer Tactics/Old]]		[[Category: Warhammer Tactics/Old]]
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	===HQ===		===HQ===
	'''Emperor's Champion''' - You don't really need* to take this guy (save for the fact that the rules require it and he ~~dosn~~'t take up a HQ slot), but you'd be retarded not to, for reasons that should become clear. He comes with pretty good gear, and '''Must''' take one of the four vows...		'''Emperor's Champion''' - You don't really need* to take this guy (save for the fact that the rules require it and he doesn't take up a HQ slot), but you'd be retarded not to, for reasons that should become clear. He comes with pretty good gear, and '''Must''' take one of the four vows...
	**'''Accept Any Challenge...''' - Changed in the 6th edition, no longer Preferred Enemy, which sucks, or mandatory charge, which was easily countered by taking a boltgun, and has been replaced with "rage" granting +1 additional attack on the charge so you get more hits but don't get the re-rolls. The argument as to which is best is still on going, so wake me up when it's finally over.		**'''Accept Any Challenge...''' - Changed in the 6th edition, no longer Preferred Enemy, which sucks, or mandatory charge, which was easily countered by taking a boltgun, and has been replaced with "rage" granting +1 additional attack on the charge so you get more hits but don't get the re-rolls. The argument as to which is best is still on going, so wake me up when it's finally over.
	**'''Abhor The Witch...''' - A bit better now. It's not AAC, but there's a bunch of psychic powers that you don't want to find yourself on the ass end of. Unfortunately, there's a lot that work by buffing rather than by interacting with your models, and it doesn't do jack shit against those. However you don't get to take both this psychic save and the Deny the Witch save, only one, scrap this vow. The scout move is lackluster, because even though you might get into CC a little sooner, you won't be nearly as good without AAC.		**'''Abhor The Witch...''' - A bit better now. It's not AAC, but there's a bunch of psychic powers that you don't want to find yourself on the ass end of. Unfortunately, there's a lot that work by buffing rather than by interacting with your models, and it doesn't do jack shit against those. However you don't get to take both this psychic save and the Deny the Witch save, only one, scrap this vow. The scout move is lackluster, because even though you might get into CC a little sooner, you won't be nearly as good without AAC.

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	Rawr. I Am on a mighty crusade of wikipage construction.		Rawr. I Am on a mighty crusade of wikipage construction.

	Tactics? What's that? Pray! Burn~~! Kill~~! There, tactics.		Tactics? What's that? Pray! Kill! Burn! There, tactics.

	'''Hot news''': Templars got squatted and rolled in to the next Codex: Space Marines! Use Templars 'till 7th of September as much as you can.		'''Hot news''': Templars got squatted and rolled in to the next Codex: Space Marines! Use Templars 'till 7th of September as much as you can.

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	Rawr. I Am on a mighty crusade of wikipage construction.		Rawr. I Am on a mighty crusade of wikipage construction.

	Tactics? What's that? Pray! Kill~~! Burn~~! There, tactics.		Tactics? What's that? Pray! Burn! Kill! There, tactics.

	'''Hot news''': Templars got squatted and rolled in to the next Codex: Space Marines! Use Templars 'till 7th of September as much as you can.		'''Hot news''': Templars got squatted and rolled in to the next Codex: Space Marines! Use Templars 'till 7th of September as much as you can.

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Building Your Army

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	==Building Your Army==		==Building Your Army==
	With Glue and Paint, preferably Revell glue because it a a lot better the the overpriced shite GW sells.		With Glue and Paint, preferably Revell glue because it's a lot better the the overpriced shite GW sells.

	<s>Seriously though... Your army is going to be focused on close combat so, the majority of your points should be in things like power weapons and power fists. However, it's generally a good idea to have 15-25% of your list be some kind of fire support ''id est'' vindicators, predators, shooty dreadnoughts ''et cetera.''</s> No no no. The real strength of Black Templars is in using assault defensively, and their heavy weapons, all of their crusader squads can carry them, and their terminators can carry two, so model a few Initaites with Lascannons or other special/heavy weapons variants, you can put out a large amount of S9 firepower with a few squads and Razorbacks, and make sure to have at least one redundant choice (as in 2 squads of BP, CC, and 1 Lascannon) so that if a squad dies, it won't hurt you that much, and if you really want protection from close combat, get a few cheap commanders to help/hide in squads, and speaking of commanders, you can get a few really cheap ones with command squads toting 2 Missile Launchers, Plasma cannons, or Lascannons (stick with the missile launchers or plasma cannnons for when your Lascannons blow the shit out of enemy transports), so while you can blow a lot on Close Combat, it's wiser not to.		<s>Seriously though... Your army is going to be focused on close combat so, the majority of your points should be in things like power weapons and power fists. However, it's generally a good idea to have 15-25% of your list be some kind of fire support ''id est'' vindicators, predators, shooty dreadnoughts ''et cetera.''</s> No no no. The real strength of Black Templars is in using assault defensively, and their heavy weapons, all of their crusader squads can carry them, and their terminators can carry two, so model a few Initaites with Lascannons or other special/heavy weapons variants, you can put out a large amount of S9 firepower with a few squads and Razorbacks, and make sure to have at least one redundant choice (as in 2 squads of BP, CC, and 1 Lascannon) so that if a squad dies, it won't hurt you that much, and if you really want protection from close combat, get a few cheap commanders to help/hide in squads, and speaking of commanders, you can get a few really cheap ones with command squads toting 2 Missile Launchers, Plasma cannons, or Lascannons (stick with the missile launchers or plasma cannnons for when your Lascannons blow the shit out of enemy transports), so while you can blow a lot on Close Combat, it's wiser not to.

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Why Play Black Templar

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	==Why Play Black Templar ==		==Why Play Black Templar ==

	Black Templar are, for all ~~intesive~~ purposes, [[Angry Marines]].		Black Templar are, for all intents and purposes, [[Angry Marines]].
	That should be reason enough.		That should be reason enough.
	But, if you need more...		But, if you need more...

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Why Play Black Templar

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	* '''Non-Special Character HQ units are actually worth playing'''.		* '''Non-Special Character HQ units are actually worth playing'''.
	* '''The only marines angry enough to run FORWARD when being shot at'''.		* '''The only marines angry enough to run FORWARD when being shot at'''.
	* '''An advantageous generational gap''' - Thanks to the latest FAQ's adding massive erratas to equipment (such us all-around 3+ Storm Shields and BS4 PotMS), combined with an equipment list from early 4th Edition 40k, the BT's have some new-ish tricks up their sleeves.		* '''An advantageous generational gap''' - Thanks to the latest FAQ's adding massive erratas to equipment (such as all-around 3+ Storm Shields and BS4 PotMS), combined with an equipment list from early 4th Edition 40k, the BT's have some new-ish tricks up their sleeves.
	* '''The last Codex written by Graham McNeill''' Praise the Emperor. The [[Matt Ward\|Great Beast]] will not taint us.		* '''The last Codex written by Graham McNeill''' Praise the Emperor. The [[Matt Ward\|Great Beast]] will not taint us.

1d4chan>Mezmerro at 21:13, 2 June 2014

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	(Actually, they're really good at standing off and shooting, due to heavy/special in 5 man troop squads, and 2x heavy weapon tank hunting termies. They just also happen to be excellent in CC, which is useful for when the enemy inevitably hits your lines.)		(Actually, they're really good at standing off and shooting, due to heavy/special in 5 man troop squads, and 2x heavy weapon tank hunting termies. They just also happen to be excellent in CC, which is useful for when the enemy inevitably hits your lines.)

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