#LEMAN RUSS ANNIHILATOR CONVERSION PDF#

With all the changes digested (insofar as is possible when confronted with 50 pages of numbers) a relatively consistent algorithm emerges for how the changes were made. None of these have been in production for a while (and indeed in Issodon’s case never had a model) and the same is true of most of the other things that are gone (some of which are also just removing random Forge World variants of mainline models, where any conversion will still be fine to use as the core unit). Don’t panic if you’ve just brought a fancy new kit from Forge World – the list is pretty short and the relevant ones are basically:

#LEMAN RUSS ANNIHILATOR CONVERSION PDF#

Some out of production Forge World models, most notably the Chaplain Dreadnought, have no cost here so are presumably being shuffled off to the great Legends PDF in the sky. *With the adendum that Centurion spam lists are extreme Losers. Get your outrage engines going folks, here they are: The Big Winners We split the factions into four tiers based on our initial analysis of the changes, and then once we’d done the work to assemble the competitive snapshot below adjusted them slightly where data based on what actually sees competitive gave us a steer. So grab a seat and join us as we talk about what’s changed and by how much, who the big winners and losers are, and what it means for 9th edition play moving forward.īefore we dive into the data and depth here, for those who want an immediate snapshot of how their army does out of the point changes, we’ve given in to the eternal tempatation that constantly gnaws at the soul of every content creator and made a tier list. So after extensive research, spreadsheets, math, and gallons of midnight oil up in flames, we’re able to provide you with the definitive guide to the new points. We had been running our test games using 1,750 points as our baseline, hopeful that this ballpark estimate would help us get a good feel for the game’s new size.įortunately, the good folks at Games Workshop were gracious enough to ensure we weren’t kept in the dark long, and sent us an advance copy of the 9th edition Munitorum Field Guide to review.

Based on rumors and information we’d seen on Warhammer-Community about points going up, we had some idea that things would get more expensive, but not by how much. Just last week we were sitting around the Goonhammer offices, debating how we were possibly going to evaluate all of these factions and their roles in the new edition without any points.

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