Tales of an Ever-Changing Gamer

That's right, I went and changed armies again, this time halfway through building my purifiers army! I just couldn't stand the Grey Knights codex, it just doesn't have the ability to do what I want it to do. So, I'm making a rather odd biker army, with vindicators, land speeders, and bikers. Hopefully, this army should stick around longer, like my tau did, though I will be going back to tau as soon as they get a new codex. oh, and I'm also starting a small tyranid force, as soon as my space marine army at 1750 is completed.

Burning Ring of Fire

Well, just a quick update on my resent history! In my last posts, I went over how I was going to make a Grey Knights Paladins army list. However, I found out shortly thereafter that a friend had already made one! So, I went with a Grey Knights Purifiers list. So, instead of 3 groups of paladins, draigo, and 3 dreadknights, I have 4 squads of purifiers, crowe, 3 dreadknights, 4 razorbacks, and a vindicare at 2000 points.

In all, I'm pleasantly surprised at how well this army list works for me. It has more mobility than my draigo army list, and more firepower. I think it suits my play style better, coming from the Tau like I did. Crowe has done fairly well for me, mainly holding up key units in CC, rather than killing stuff. Oh, and Purifying Flame is not much help vs marines. Not as helpful as Halberds, by a long shot. I have yet to play anything that Purifiers are supposed to "auto-win" against, but these guys play very well against really any marine variant!

Command Center

This is a shout out to Thor from Creative Twilight for his creation, Command Center. Command Center is an army list builder, and guess what: its completely free! That's right, no more paying for Army Builder, when Command Center is free! Command Center stores army lists that you put into it, so that you can access your list from any computer. However, there is a catch. You have to put the information (stats, names) into Command Center in order for it to remember them. It doesn't automatically know these things, and right now, all it can remember are unit names and stats. However, Thor is currently working on getting points costs and wargear entries that will be remembered after your initial input. So get a profile, and start making army lists! Soon enough, with a little work on your part, and a lot on Thor's part, Command Center should be able to let you build army lists from scratch, without a codex. And it should be correct, because you put all the sensetive info in straight from the Codex of your choice! Everyone, support Thor's work and give it a try!          LINK TO COMMAND CENTER

Sale!

I am selling/trading some Warhammer things over on DakkaDakka. Link to Sale
If you are interested, please shoot me a message! I need to get those bad boys sold!

Grey Knights: My List and the Reasons Behind It

Well, now that I've decided, I'm going to be creating a Grey Knights Paladin army. Along with the reasons in my previous post, I really like the looks of the models, and the idea of such a small, elite force just laying waste to a battlefield brings joy to my heart. So, what exactly am I planning to include in my army list?

College and Warhammer 40k

Well, these are two things that one doesn't normally say together, yet, it is the truth. I am going to college, and I will continue with Warhammer 40k, money and time or no. However, the one issue I will have is space, so I've been looking at different armies that fit close to my playstyle, that I like the looks of, are relatively small, and will be relatively easy to paint. So far, I'm looking at Destroyer+Monolith Necrons, Paladin Grey Knights/Lots o' Dreadnaughts Grey Knights, and Dark Angel Deathwing.

A Relapse to Ruin

The ethereals have activated their brain-control devices that they implanted in me at birth, willing me to come back te the Tau Empire (all in the name of the Greater Good, of course). This article will signal my long-awaited return.