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New Campaign Supplements

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	*'''The Gathering Storm: Fall of Cadia:''' The first part of a major campaign promised to make massive changes to the setting, for better or for worse. Despite Trazyn, Sylandri Veilwalker and [[Eldrad\|this dick]] helping the Imperium, the combined forces of the IG, the AdMech, the Sisters of Battle, the Inquisition, the Black Templars, and Trazyn's Necrons just barely drive off Abbadon's forces, and even then Cadia is consumed by the Eye of Terror after Abbadon rams his other Blackstone Fortress into the planet. Keep in mind this is only supposed to be the first book of the campaign; given how fast shit has hit the fan, it wouldn't be a stretch to assume The End Times: 40K Edition is on its way.		*'''The Gathering Storm: Fall of Cadia:''' The first part of a major campaign promised to make massive changes to the setting, for better or for worse. Despite Trazyn, Sylandri Veilwalker and [[Eldrad\|this dick]] helping the Imperium, the combined forces of the IG, the AdMech, the Sisters of Battle, the Inquisition, the Black Templars, and Trazyn's Necrons just barely drive off Abbadon's forces, and even then Cadia is consumed by the Eye of Terror after Abbadon rams his other Blackstone Fortress into the planet. Keep in mind this is only supposed to be the first book of the campaign; given how fast shit has hit the fan, it wouldn't be a stretch to assume The End Times: 40K Edition is on its way.
	*'''The Gathering Storm: Fracture of Biel-Tan''': The Eldar have managed to create [[Ynnead]] more or less successfully, and fortunately for the Imperium they're willing to help stop the 13th Black Crusade from getting any worse. Biel-Tan's Infinity Circuit is consumed by Yvraine in order to create the Avatar of Ynnead. This combined with the heated debate over whether or not to help the Imperium in the 13th Black Crusade causes the Craftworld Eldar to be embroiled in a schism over what to do and whether the servants of Ynnead can be trusted. Features a second Triumvirate with three new characters: a reanimated Incubi called the Visarch, Sword of Ynnead; Yvraine, Emissary of Ynnead; and the Yncarne, the Avatar of Ynnead.		*'''The Gathering Storm: Fracture of Biel-Tan''': The Eldar have managed to create [[Ynnead]] more or less successfully, and fortunately for the Imperium they're willing to help stop the 13th Black Crusade from getting any worse. Biel-Tan's Infinity Circuit is consumed by Yvraine in order to create the Avatar of Ynnead. This combined with the heated debate over whether or not to help the Imperium in the 13th Black Crusade causes the Craftworld Eldar to be embroiled in a schism over what to do and whether the servants of Ynnead can be trusted. Features a second Triumvirate with three new characters: a reanimated Incubi called the Visarch, Sword of Ynnead; Yvraine, Emissary of Ynnead; and the Yncarne, the Avatar of Ynnead.
	*'''The Gathering Storm: Rise of the Primarch''': [[Roboute Guilliman]], Primarch of the Ultramarines, has risen from stasis with the help of Cawl and Yvraine. He probably will be shocked to see that his Codex Astartes had been taken way out of context over the last 10,000 years. He gets a plastic model, nicely changed from the 'neo-roman paragon general' look to 'fancy shiny gothic general'. Oh, ~~dont~~ forget he has the Emperor's sword now. No word on how his long sleep has changed his rules. Also, a new model for [[Cypher]] has been confirmed. In addition, we get a new [[Grey Knights]] character, Grand Master Voldus of the 3rd Brotherhood. Cypher promises to help Guilliman fend off the tidal wave of Daemons and Chaos Space Marines attacking the Imperium, but only if the Ultramarines take him to Terra.		*'''The Gathering Storm: Rise of the Primarch''': [[Roboute Guilliman]], Primarch of the Ultramarines, has risen from stasis with the help of Cawl and Yvraine. He probably will be shocked to see that his Codex Astartes had been taken way out of context over the last 10,000 years. He gets a plastic model, nicely changed from the 'neo-roman paragon general' look to 'fancy shiny gothic general'. Oh, don't forget he has the Emperor's sword now. No word on how his long sleep has changed his rules. Also, a new model for [[Cypher]] has been confirmed. In addition, we get a new [[Grey Knights]] character, Grand Master Voldus of the 3rd Brotherhood. Cypher promises to help Guilliman fend off the tidal wave of Daemons and Chaos Space Marines attacking the Imperium, but only if the Ultramarines take him to Terra.

	==Features==		==Features==

1d4chan>Zzedar: /* Harlequins */

2020-11-15T15:40:16Z

Harlequins

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	===Harlequins===		===Harlequins===
	*At the heart of the Black Library, there is a book penned by the Laughing God himself which tells of the ultimate jest: a way by which Slaanesh can be tricked into expending all of her/his/~~it's~~ power to save the Eldar species instead of destroying them.		*At the heart of the Black Library, there is a book penned by the Laughing God himself which tells of the ultimate jest: a way by which Slaanesh can be tricked into expending all of her/his/its power to save the Eldar species instead of destroying them.
	*Harlequin Masques are divided into three different Troupes: Light (which represents day, swiftness, and heroic combat), Dark (representing night, villains, and violent endings), and Twilight represents change, like the webway, or a fateful journey). It's mainly to weave together their entertainment and their jobs as murderous space elf clown ninjas.		*Harlequin Masques are divided into three different Troupes: Light (which represents day, swiftness, and heroic combat), Dark (representing night, villains, and violent endings), and Twilight represents change, like the webway, or a fateful journey). It's mainly to weave together their entertainment and their jobs as murderous space elf clown ninjas.
	**Some of the Masques are fleshed out. The Midnight Sorrow are the local obsessed Chaos-killers. The Veiled Path is composed of trolls and tricksters so good at their job that even Eldar don't know whether or not to trust them (and they're also responsible for driving [[Lady Malys]] crazy and convincing [[Prince Yriel]] into taking the Spear of Twilight). The Frozen Stars is essentially the Harlequin equivalent of Biel-Tan and there are also smaller entries on other troupes, though only a few of these minor ones get color schemes.		**Some of the Masques are fleshed out. The Midnight Sorrow are the local obsessed Chaos-killers. The Veiled Path is composed of trolls and tricksters so good at their job that even Eldar don't know whether or not to trust them (and they're also responsible for driving [[Lady Malys]] crazy and convincing [[Prince Yriel]] into taking the Spear of Twilight). The Frozen Stars is essentially the Harlequin equivalent of Biel-Tan and there are also smaller entries on other troupes, though only a few of these minor ones get color schemes.

1d4chan>SmilingNid at 21:57, 19 July 2020

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	It's ''very'' [[Warhammer Fantasy]], just like Warhammer 40,000 used to be. It's also absolutely busted wide open (just like Warhammer 40,000 used to be); Daemons rule the new Psychic phase, and with the invention of Conjuration it's clear GeeDubs just wants you to buy more daemons.		It's ''very'' [[Warhammer Fantasy]], just like Warhammer 40,000 used to be. It's also absolutely busted wide open (just like Warhammer 40,000 used to be); Daemons rule the new Psychic phase, and with the invention of Conjuration it's clear GeeDubs just wants you to buy more daemons.

	But perhaps the biggest thing 7th Edition brings to the table is that [[Advancing the Storyline\|the plot is FINALLY moving forward]] after third edition; With the ongoing "Gathering Storm" event, we have: [[Magnus]] having his revenge by decimating [[Fenris]], the [[Cadian Pylons]] collapsing as Cadia slowly gets overwhelmed by daemons, [[Ynnead]] is born and has caused both massive internal strife and cross-faction unification among the [[Eldar]], and now [[Roboute Guilliman]]'s out of stasis and back in the fray. What could be next, Big E gets off the Golden Throne? Maybe next edition.		But perhaps the biggest thing 7th Edition brings to the table is that [[Advancing the Storyline\|the plot is FINALLY moving forward]] after third edition; With the "ongoing" ''Gathering Storm'' event, we have: [[Magnus]] having his revenge by decimating [[Fenris]], the [[Cadian Pylons]] collapsing as Cadia slowly gets overwhelmed by daemons, [[Ynnead]] is born and has caused both massive internal strife and cross-faction unification among the [[Eldar]], and now [[Roboute Guilliman]]'s out of stasis and back in the fray. What could be next, Big E gets off the Golden Throne? Maybe next edition.

	Speaking of the next edition, [[Warhammer 40,000 8th edition\|8th Edition]] launched on June 17, 2017.		Speaking of the next edition, [[Warhammer 40,000 8th edition\|8th Edition]] launched on June 17, 2017.

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	[[File:Ebook-40k-cover.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The fact that it's the [[Dark Angels]] in the cover again is just [[awesome]].]][[File:The Awesomeness of 40K.png\|thumb\|left\|[[Awesome\|That's what Warhammer 40K's all about...]]]]'''[[Warhammer 40,000]] 7th Edition''' was released May 24th 2014. It was basically an extension of the 3rd edition ruleset, as with every edition of the game since 3rd, and, more specifically, it's an extension of the [[Warhammer 40,000 6th edition\|6th edition]] ruleset (which it replaced after only two years). Some have suggested that [[/tg/\|the community]] should consider it "6th Revised" or "6.5," but [[Games Workshop]] stopped using edition numbers with 6th, so we'll probably never know (the errata and FAQ docs specifically refer to the new version as 7th edition). It definitely had big game changers and multiple smaller changes that warranted calling it a new edition. Its fluff also apparently mentions squats as an existing race of abhumans. [[Wat.\|Wut]]		[[File:Ebook-40k-cover.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The fact that it's the [[Dark Angels]] in the cover again is just [[awesome]].]][[File:The Awesomeness of 40K.png\|thumb\|left\|[[Awesome\|That's what Warhammer 40K's all about...]]]]'''[[Warhammer 40,000]] 7th Edition''' was released May 24th 2014. It was basically an extension of the 3rd edition ruleset, as with every edition of the game since 3rd, and, more specifically, it's an extension of the [[Warhammer 40,000 6th edition\|6th edition]] ruleset (which it replaced after only two years). Some have suggested that [[/tg/\|the community]] should consider it "6th Revised" or "6.5," but [[Games Workshop]] stopped using edition numbers with 6th, so we'll probably never know (the errata and FAQ docs specifically refer to the new version as 7th edition). It definitely had big game changers and multiple smaller changes that warranted calling it a new edition. Its fluff also apparently mentions squats as an existing race of abhumans. [[Wat\|Wut.]]

	It's ''very'' [[Warhammer Fantasy]], just like Warhammer 40,000 used to be. It's also absolutely busted wide open (just like Warhammer 40,000 used to be); Daemons rule the new Psychic phase, and with the invention of Conjuration it's clear GeeDubs just wants you to buy more daemons.		It's ''very'' [[Warhammer Fantasy]], just like Warhammer 40,000 used to be. It's also absolutely busted wide open (just like Warhammer 40,000 used to be); Daemons rule the new Psychic phase, and with the invention of Conjuration it's clear GeeDubs just wants you to buy more daemons.

1d4chan>HussarZwei at 17:38, 29 May 2020

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24.60.203.144: /* Harlequins */

2020-05-24T21:34:58Z

Harlequins

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	===Harlequins===		===Harlequins===
	*At the heart of the Black Library, there is a book penned by the Laughing God himself which tells of the ultimate jest: a way by which Slaanesh can be tricked into expending all of her/his/it's power to save the Eldar species instead of destroying them.		*At the heart of the Black Library, there is a book penned by the Laughing God himself which tells of the ultimate jest: a way by which Slaanesh can be tricked into expending all of her/his/it's power to save the Eldar species instead of destroying them.
	*Harlequin Masques are divided into three different Troupes: Light (which represents day, swiftness, and heroic combat), Dark (representing night, villains, and violent endings), and Twilight ~~(Which doesn't involve [[Twilight\|sparkling faggots]] and instead~~ represents change, like the webway, or a fateful journey). It's mainly to weave together their entertainment and their jobs as murderous space elf clown ninjas.		*Harlequin Masques are divided into three different Troupes: Light (which represents day, swiftness, and heroic combat), Dark (representing night, villains, and violent endings), and Twilight represents change, like the webway, or a fateful journey). It's mainly to weave together their entertainment and their jobs as murderous space elf clown ninjas.
	**Some of the Masques are fleshed out. The Midnight Sorrow are the local obsessed Chaos-killers. The Veiled Path is composed of trolls and tricksters so good at their job that even Eldar don't know whether or not to trust them (and they're also responsible for driving [[Lady Malys]] crazy and convincing [[Prince Yriel]] into taking the Spear of Twilight). The Frozen Stars is essentially the Harlequin equivalent of Biel-Tan and there are also smaller entries on other troupes, though only a few of these minor ones get color schemes.		**Some of the Masques are fleshed out. The Midnight Sorrow are the local obsessed Chaos-killers. The Veiled Path is composed of trolls and tricksters so good at their job that even Eldar don't know whether or not to trust them (and they're also responsible for driving [[Lady Malys]] crazy and convincing [[Prince Yriel]] into taking the Spear of Twilight). The Frozen Stars is essentially the Harlequin equivalent of Biel-Tan and there are also smaller entries on other troupes, though only a few of these minor ones get color schemes.

1d4chan>Newerfag: /* New Campaign Supplements */

2018-08-23T15:13:10Z

New Campaign Supplements

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	*'''Warzone Fenris: Wrath of Magnus:''' Continuation of Curse of the Wulfen. The Imperial forces band together to find Fenris under invasion by the Thousand Sons, led by Magnus himself. As it turns out, the cyclops had no intention of destroying Fenris- his real goal was to make them suffer the same persecution that the Thousand Sons did in a way that mirrored the Burning of Prospero. Logan is able to use Morkai (which retained enough of its former Khornate nature to weaken Magnus) to force Magnus back to the Warp, though the planet of Midgardia is Exterminatus'd due to the massive demonic taint left behind and much of Fenris' population has to be killed by the Inquisition- and this time Logan doesn't have any problems with it. Even worse, the whole thing was a giant sorcerous ritual- one that brings the Planet of the Sorcerers into realspace just in time for the other Daemon Primarchs to join the Thirteenth Black Crusade. As the surviving Space Wolves leave for Cadia, the High Lords receive word of Magnus' return and send orders to the Sisters of Silence to assemble.		*'''Warzone Fenris: Wrath of Magnus:''' Continuation of Curse of the Wulfen. The Imperial forces band together to find Fenris under invasion by the Thousand Sons, led by Magnus himself. As it turns out, the cyclops had no intention of destroying Fenris- his real goal was to make them suffer the same persecution that the Thousand Sons did in a way that mirrored the Burning of Prospero. Logan is able to use Morkai (which retained enough of its former Khornate nature to weaken Magnus) to force Magnus back to the Warp, though the planet of Midgardia is Exterminatus'd due to the massive demonic taint left behind and much of Fenris' population has to be killed by the Inquisition- and this time Logan doesn't have any problems with it. Even worse, the whole thing was a giant sorcerous ritual- one that brings the Planet of the Sorcerers into realspace just in time for the other Daemon Primarchs to join the Thirteenth Black Crusade. As the surviving Space Wolves leave for Cadia, the High Lords receive word of Magnus' return and send orders to the Sisters of Silence to assemble.
	*'''The Gathering Storm: Fall of Cadia:''' The first part of a major campaign promised to make massive changes to the setting, for better or for worse. Despite Trazyn, Sylandri Veilwalker and [[Eldrad\|this dick]] helping the Imperium, the combined forces of the IG, the AdMech, the Sisters of Battle, the Inquisition, the Black Templars, and Trazyn's Necrons just barely drive off Abbadon's forces, and even then Cadia is consumed by the Eye of Terror after Abbadon rams his other Blackstone Fortress into the planet. Keep in mind this is only supposed to be the first book of the campaign; given how fast shit has hit the fan, it wouldn't be a stretch to assume The End Times: 40K Edition is on its way.		*'''The Gathering Storm: Fall of Cadia:''' The first part of a major campaign promised to make massive changes to the setting, for better or for worse. Despite Trazyn, Sylandri Veilwalker and [[Eldrad\|this dick]] helping the Imperium, the combined forces of the IG, the AdMech, the Sisters of Battle, the Inquisition, the Black Templars, and Trazyn's Necrons just barely drive off Abbadon's forces, and even then Cadia is consumed by the Eye of Terror after Abbadon rams his other Blackstone Fortress into the planet. Keep in mind this is only supposed to be the first book of the campaign; given how fast shit has hit the fan, it wouldn't be a stretch to assume The End Times: 40K Edition is on its way.
	*'''The Gathering Storm: Fracture of Biel-Tan''': The Eldar have managed to create [[Ynnead]] more or less successfully, and fortunately for the Imperium they're willing to help stop the 13th Black Crusade from getting any worse. Biel-Tan's Infinity Circuit is consumed by Yvraine in order to create the Avatar of Ynnead. This combined with the heated debate over whether or not to help the Imperium in the 13th Black Crusade causes ~~[[Biel-Tan]]~~ to ~~tear itself apart~~ in a ~~short civil war~~ over what to do. Features a second Triumvirate with three new characters: a reanimated Incubi called the Visarch, Sword of Ynnead; Yvraine, Emissary of Ynnead; and the Yncarne, the Avatar of Ynnead.		*'''The Gathering Storm: Fracture of Biel-Tan''': The Eldar have managed to create [[Ynnead]] more or less successfully, and fortunately for the Imperium they're willing to help stop the 13th Black Crusade from getting any worse. Biel-Tan's Infinity Circuit is consumed by Yvraine in order to create the Avatar of Ynnead. This combined with the heated debate over whether or not to help the Imperium in the 13th Black Crusade causes the Craftworld Eldar to be embroiled in a schism over what to do and whether the servants of Ynnead can be trusted. Features a second Triumvirate with three new characters: a reanimated Incubi called the Visarch, Sword of Ynnead; Yvraine, Emissary of Ynnead; and the Yncarne, the Avatar of Ynnead.
	*'''The Gathering Storm: Rise of the Primarch''': [[Roboute Guilliman]], Primarch of the Ultramarines, has risen from stasis with the help of Cawl and Yvraine. He probably will be shocked to see that his Codex Astartes had been taken way out of context over the last 10,000 years. He gets a plastic model, nicely changed from the 'neo-roman paragon general' look to 'fancy shiny gothic general'. Oh, dont forget he has the Emperor's sword now. No word on how his long sleep has changed his rules. Also, a new model for [[Cypher]] has been confirmed. In addition, we get a new [[Grey Knights]] character, Grand Master Voldus of the 3rd Brotherhood. Cypher promises to help Guilliman fend off the tidal wave of Daemons and Chaos Space Marines attacking the Imperium, but only if the Ultramarines take him to Terra.		*'''The Gathering Storm: Rise of the Primarch''': [[Roboute Guilliman]], Primarch of the Ultramarines, has risen from stasis with the help of Cawl and Yvraine. He probably will be shocked to see that his Codex Astartes had been taken way out of context over the last 10,000 years. He gets a plastic model, nicely changed from the 'neo-roman paragon general' look to 'fancy shiny gothic general'. Oh, dont forget he has the Emperor's sword now. No word on how his long sleep has changed his rules. Also, a new model for [[Cypher]] has been confirmed. In addition, we get a new [[Grey Knights]] character, Grand Master Voldus of the 3rd Brotherhood. Cypher promises to help Guilliman fend off the tidal wave of Daemons and Chaos Space Marines attacking the Imperium, but only if the Ultramarines take him to Terra.

1d4chan>MagicJuggler: /* Other rule changes */

2018-02-21T21:41:16Z

Other rule changes

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	*However units from Troops choices on armies that follow the Combined Arms FoC in Battle-Forged armies have additional scoring ability referred to as Objective Secured, meaning if they get on an objective, non-Troops units cannot Contest it from them, they can only be contested by other Objective Secured troops.		*However units from Troops choices on armies that follow the Combined Arms FoC in Battle-Forged armies have additional scoring ability referred to as Objective Secured, meaning if they get on an objective, non-Troops units cannot Contest it from them, they can only be contested by other Objective Secured troops.
	*Vehicles must declare Jink when they are targeted with shooting now (before To Hit rolls are made), gives a Cover save (4+ now), but forces the vehicle to make snap shots. Interestingly, a vehicle does not need to have moved in the previous movement phase to Jink (presumably to fairly allow the player who goes second to Jink in the first turn). <s>This is actually retarded bullshit because even if a vehicle is immobilized it can still jink when exploiting [[RAW]]</s> This has been fixed in the Rules Errata Warhammer 40k: the Rules" of "[http://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/Errata/Warhammer_40000/Warhammer_40000_Rules_EN.pdf January 2015].		*Vehicles must declare Jink when they are targeted with shooting now (before To Hit rolls are made), gives a Cover save (4+ now), but forces the vehicle to make snap shots. Interestingly, a vehicle does not need to have moved in the previous movement phase to Jink (presumably to fairly allow the player who goes second to Jink in the first turn). <s>This is actually retarded bullshit because even if a vehicle is immobilized it can still jink when exploiting [[RAW]]</s> This has been fixed in the Rules Errata Warhammer 40k: the Rules" of "[http://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/Errata/Warhammer_40000/Warhammer_40000_Rules_EN.pdf January 2015].
	*Flying Monstrous Creatures now only take one grounding check, at the end of the shooting phase, rather than one check per shooting attack. And only if they take an unsaved wound		*Flying Monstrous Creatures now only take one grounding check, at the end of the shooting phase, rather than one check per shooting attack. And only if they take an unsaved wound.
	*Flying Monstrous Creatures now must spend at least one turn gliding after using a swoop move before they can charge.		*Flying Monstrous Creatures now must spend at least one turn gliding after using a swoop move before they can charge.
	*Additional "overkill" wounds taken in challenges now spread to the squad after the challenging Character is dead. This means that you can't take a challenge just to soak up all the damage from the rest of your unit (poor ork nobz).		*Additional "overkill" wounds taken in challenges now spread to the squad after the challenging Character is dead. This means that you can't take a challenge just to soak up all the damage from the rest of your unit (poor ork nobz).
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	*Skyfire/Interceptor combo no longer allows to hit non Flyer/Skimmer/FMC targets at BS.		*Skyfire/Interceptor combo no longer allows to hit non Flyer/Skimmer/FMC targets at BS.
	*You can't disembark from Chariots. Also, if a Necron Chariot rider passes his Ever-Living roll, [[Awesome\|his whole damn chariot comes back]] (with one Hull Point).		*You can't disembark from Chariots. Also, if a Necron Chariot rider passes his Ever-Living roll, [[Awesome\|his whole damn chariot comes back]] (with one Hull Point).
	*Chariots no longer give you Sv bonus. This only means that Necrons gotta spend few extra points.		*Chariots no longer give you a save bonus. This only means that Necrons gotta spend few extra points.
	*Walkers now have Hammer of Wrath.		*Walkers now have Hammer of Wrath.
	*Grenades can only be used once per unit per phase while shooting. In assault, each model can use a grenade as a single attack (This has been corrected in FAQ to one model per squad).		*Grenades can only be used once per unit per phase while shooting. In assault, each model can use a grenade as a single attack (This has been corrected in FAQ to one model per squad).
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	*Dedicated Transports are now a special rule as opposed to a force org slot type, or "battlefield role" as they are called now. A transport starts with its own battlefield role (most of them are just Fast Attack, like Rhinos and Razorbacks are), but its role is overridden by whatever takes them as a Dedicated Transport -- i.e. a Rhino is Troops if holding a Tactical Squad, or Elites if holding Veterans.		*Dedicated Transports are now a special rule as opposed to a force org slot type, or "battlefield role" as they are called now. A transport starts with its own battlefield role (most of them are just Fast Attack, like Rhinos and Razorbacks are), but its role is overridden by whatever takes them as a Dedicated Transport -- i.e. a Rhino is Troops if holding a Tactical Squad, or Elites if holding Veterans.
	*Rules concerning multiple levels no longer seem to exist. Splash damage and flamers now have unlimited vertical range and deal damage through floors (though only where ruins are concerned; fortifications work the same as before).		*Rules concerning multiple levels no longer seem to exist. Splash damage and flamers now have unlimited vertical range and deal damage through floors (though only where ruins are concerned; fortifications work the same as before).
			*A unit cannot Overwatch if it Goes to Ground; likewise, a unit may choose to Jink or Go to Ground versus Overwatch Fire. A little minor change.

	==Boxed Sets==		==Boxed Sets==