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I’ve been looking for a nice centerpiece miniature model for this new collection, which had to fit the theme of the faction and the type of army I was hoping to create. I’ve heard many things, but as a scientist and forensic student, I would not be doing myself any favours without investigating the facts myself. I’ve been gaming for years but I’ve never actually looked into Forge World before. If you have, you’ve likely stared in disbelief at the prices of some of the miniatures they supply – even compared to Games Workshop – a notorious money snatcher – the prices are pretty high.īut are we getting upset by the price for no reason? Let’s hope GW considers this and the upcoming FAQ starts bringing this faction more in line.Most of us have seen or heard of Forge World. This army list has zero Fire Prisms, but that doesn’t seem to matter. Most lists that become super dominant tend to look very similar, meaning you can play it a little loose and still do well. Something interesting to point out is that these two top Eldar lists are both extremely different from each other. Now, for the other Eldar Army List for 10th Edition 40k:

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With all those free re-rolls, you can really guarantee you are getting off those big hits with the big weapons. This list leans heavily on Fire Prisms, Support Weapons, and Voidweavers. It just seems a little crazy that after working on these rules for two years, GW let them go to print with some obvious and insane power combos that Aeldari has.

Imperial Knights have already won another 10th Edition tournament, so with another 3rd sprinkled in, they are also looking to be another front-runner for needing an adjustment. We’ve talked before about GW playtesting, and how it is basically impossible to truly balance this many factions and datasheets with their current team, but let’s hope these tournaments give GW a little hint at what needs to be changed so players can start playing 10th Edition tournaments with rules that feel like they are balanced. It’s pretty obvious, just from looking at the rules (or if you have played against them), just how good Aeldari is in 10th Edition. Not only did Aeldari take the 1st and 2nd spot, but they also grabbed a 7th, with Knights taking 3rd place. Now take a look at the event results courtesy of our friends at Best Coast Pairings. It might be subject to change after the first results and/or actions done by GW themselves. This should be seen as a first try to restore the fun of Warhammer 40k in these grim times.

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Lone Operative and similar abilities are subject to investigation of how to fix them best (tbd.).

Models can move over and stay on objectives without limitations (as per 9th).

with Assault Canons are then handled as normal (saves can be made etc.)

Mortal Wounds from a single unit are capped at 6 MW per unit per phase when targeted at a non-Monster or non-Vehicle unit, any additional wounds e.g.

The range of the “Fire Overwatch” stratagem is reduced to 12” and only visible units can be shot.

Thousand Sons “Twist of Fate” Cabal Ritual is modified to “any armour saving throws of the unit are modified by -2” instead.

and cannot benefit from the +1 to hit for being when fired without line of sight (model wise)

fire suffers the same penalty as in 9th edition (-1BS and +1 to save) in addition to any other applicable rules like cover,, etc.

Fatedice are limited to one dice per unit per phase.

Wraithknights Heavy Wraithcannons lose the ability.

has no impact on measuring line of sights (measure as with every other model).

Unless GW fixes the plentiful issues of 10th edition themselves in a timely manner, starting with the first 10th edition GT in Germany (Münsterland GT) we will use the following houserules in order to make the game enjoyable for all players: Here are the latest house rules and bannings for 10th Edition Warhammer 40k rules tournaments for the Münsterland GT, and as they said, don’t shoot the messenger. Even With Rules Bans Aeldari Dominate Münsterland 10th Edition 40k GT Let’s hope the changes come soon because Imperial Knights and Eldar seem to be much better than anything else out there, and the decision for some tournaments to ban Eldar rules is looking to be the right call. GW has promised changes, Dataslates, and big index card fixes this is probably needed as right now, some armies seem quite obviously bottom tier, and others are flying high. However, one contender has risen above the rest to be the most overpowered (at least in theory), and this latest tournament really showed why people thought that! There has been plenty of talk about the new Warhammer 40k 10th Edition ruleset and what people like and don’t. Aeldari and Imperial Knights dominate the Münsterland GT, even with banned and adjusted new 10th Edition 40k rules!