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Games Workshop => Warhammer 40K => Topic started by: Typhus on April 15, 2014, 04:20:22 PM

Title: S$#% just got real
Post by: Typhus on April 15, 2014, 04:20:22 PM
For those of you attending NOVA (and perhaps Chase, for future reference for BG tourneys), the following was announced today;


All armies may be crafted from up to 2 sources, with a source being:
 - Official Codices and Codex Supplements (including Codex: Imperial Knights)
 - Unit Formation Datasheets (i.e., the Tyranid Skyblight Formation)

Characters  Made Available to Certain Codices via Datasheets (presently Cypher and Belakor) do not count as a source (And thus can be taken as an add-on to a selected Codex without taking up one of the two source limit)

This rules decision was made after much discussion, play testing, peer review, community observation, conversation among close TOs, and for the purpose of an easy and readily preparation-friendly GT/Invitational experience, while also safely allowing the many new units and codices GW is adding to the game (i.e., Imperial Knights).

The updated mainstream formation rules from Stronghold Assault will be used, but not the new fortifications presented in Stronghold Assault.
 
We will not use Escalation.

Forgeworld models are legal in all events, provided they follow the modeling guidelines presented within the NOVA FAQ and rules primers.
 
Forge World rules will be allowed in the Team Tournament and Narrative Warlords and Nightfighters events, but not the Invitational/GT.

Title: Re: S$#% just got real
Post by: MM3791 on April 16, 2014, 04:39:32 AM
Evolution is always the next step, these additions were inevitable.
Title: Re: S$#% just got real
Post by: jhobin on April 16, 2014, 09:49:40 AM
I like it.
Title: Re: S$#% just got real
Post by: AstartesXXVI on April 16, 2014, 09:50:50 PM
I like the two sources thing. I think this would be a good addition for BG's events as they would encourage a degree of variety (it's a waste of a source to take just an Inquisitor for servo skulls, for example).