Jaon wrote:Wouldnt shipping pretty much round it back to even?

Jaon wrote:

H.B.M.C. wrote:

AvatarForm wrote:This is not AUD though?

Our pricing is ridiculously higher.

I don't really care what the AUD prices are. I never buy locally anyway, so only the £UK/$US prices concern me.

Is it actually cheaper to buy from overseas UK?!?!!? Ive been ordering from Oasis Games on ebay and stuff, but otherwise I buy from my local mindgames D:

Wouldnt shipping pretty much round it back to even? Dont tell me I have wasted thousands of dollars on THE AUSTRALIAN ENCONOMY!!! NOOOOOOOO!




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Btw for all who dont know, I THINK Terminator squads in australia (vanilla ones) cost $79 dollars atm (or is it $73)

So yeah we dont get it easy. I could feed my self for 4 days with that!

H.B.M.C. wrote:
I think even the Valk went up one price bracket before it was released, didn't it?

Kroothawk wrote:

AvatarForm wrote:Also, just confirmed with an independent stockist, contents in his Black Box are:
Dread
Terminators
PAGK

Don't believe the PAGK part.

Fishboy wrote:

Kroothawk wrote:

AvatarForm wrote:Also, just confirmed with an independent stockist, contents in his Black Box are:
Dread
Terminators
PAGK

Don't believe the PAGK part.

My sources are not as good at Kroots but from what I have heard I concur that PAGK are not in the black box.

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SO GUYS?! When do we get pictures? Today? Tomorrow? WHENNN!

malfred wrote:

Jaon wrote:


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SO GUYS?! When do we get pictures? Today? Tomorrow? WHENNN!

Everytime you ask, Jervis writes a Standard Bearer.

carabine wrote:

malfred wrote:

Jaon wrote:


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SO GUYS?! When do we get pictures? Today? Tomorrow? WHENNN!

Everytime you ask, Jervis writes a Standard Bearer.

Goddamn Jervis. Okay other question, do we have any reliable sources on the codex author?

Brother SRM wrote:

carabine wrote:

malfred wrote:

Jaon wrote:


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SO GUYS?! When do we get pictures? Today? Tomorrow? WHENNN!

Everytime you ask, Jervis writes a Standard Bearer.

Goddamn Jervis. Okay other question, do we have any reliable sources on the codex author?

We know it's Matt Ward.

EDIT: They're allegedly going to go up for pre-order tomorrow around noonish.

Brother SRM wrote:Anyone else think Matt Ward sucks?

DarknessEternal wrote:
I honestly don't see what the hubbub is all about there.

Haters gonna hate.

Brother SRM wrote:

carabine wrote:

malfred wrote:

Jaon wrote:


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SO GUYS?! When do we get pictures? Today? Tomorrow? WHENNN!

Everytime you ask, Jervis writes a Standard Bearer.

Goddamn Jervis. Okay other question, do we have any reliable sources on the codex author?

We know it's Matt Ward.

EDIT: They're allegedly going to go up for pre-order tomorrow around noonish.

Jaon wrote:. Ward is a USING THE WORD 'slow' AS AN INSULT IS FORBIDDEN ON DAKKA. DO NOT DO IT AGAIN. !

ruleslawyer @Warseer wrote:what do the following pieces of wargear do:
-psychotroke grenades (Random abilities from 1- nothing to 6- models in unit make individual test and those that fail attack own unit first)
-orbital strike relay (basically same as space marine but more choices/options per turn used)
-daemonblade (random daemonic abilities)
-hellrifle (36" S6 AP4 rending Possibly Heavy1)
-condemnar boltgun (missed this one)
-null rod (and this)
-psyocculum (and this)
-scythian venom talon (+2 poisoned weapon that I think can attack owner)
-ulumeatni plasma syphon (unit firing plasma weapon/s at unit containing this are treated as BS1)

The Bane of Daemons— Article by Simon Grant
In the tumultuous years that led up to the invasion of Terra at the climax of the Horus Heresy, the Emperor foresaw the need to prepare humanity for the years to come should the decisive battle go ill. The Master of Mankind deemed the implementation of this new and secret organisation to be of such grave import that he entrusted its founding to none other than Malcador the Sigilite. By setting his Regent to such a task in so dire a time as the Horus Heresy, the Emperor clearly illustrated the necessity for such an institution to exist. And so, the creation of the Grey Knights Chapter was to be the Emperor's final gift to Mankind before his ascension to the Golden Throne, an army of incorruptible warriors whose sole duty was to protect humanity from the malevolent Daemons of the Warp.

Designated Chapter 666, the Grey Knights first emerged in the calamitous wake of the Horus Heresy and immediately set about the grim task of purging the daemonic taint that remained on many Imperial worlds in the aftermath of the bitter conflict. Whenever the Grey Knights appeared, the Daemons of the Warp were annihilated and the beleaguered Imperial forces saved. Such was the secretive nature of the silver-armoured warriors, that few of the populations they saved were even aware of their deliverance until the mysterious absence of their daemonic assailants became apparent. But the Grey Knights had already moved on, their mission accomplished, but their sworn duty never complete.

The Grey Knights are, first and foremost, a Space Marine Chapter, but there are surprisingly few similarities between them and the other Adeptus Astartes. First among equals, the Grey Knights utilise the very finest equipment that the Mechanicum of Mars have to offer, vehicles and weaponry so esoteric and rare that they are reserved exclusively for their use. It is rumoured that the Grey Knights share a genetic heritage with the Emperor himself in the same way as other Adeptus Astartes do with their Primarch. If this were indeed true, then it would go some way to explain how the Grey Knights can face the Daemons of the Warp and remain pure and untainted; in their ten-thousand year history, not a single Grey Knight has fallen to Chaos.

Forewarned of a daemonic presence by the prescience of the Chapter's Prognosticars, a task force of Grey Knights will set out from their secret citadel on Titan, Saturn's largest moon, aboard a sleek, silver spacecraft of the finest quality. With but a thousand Grey Knights to protect the million worlds within the Imperium's fold, such a detachment will rarely consist of an entire Brotherhood, the equivalent of a standard Chapter company, as there are simply not enough Grey Knights to deploy in force except under the most dire circumstances. But despite the overwhelming odds they inevitably face in battle, the Grey Knights are never found wanting, such is their skill, determination and valour.



Burn and Purge!

Grey Knights on the Battlefield
The Grey Knights are the ultimate Space Marines, elite even amongst others of their kind. Armed with an array of deadly weaponry that would leave any Space Marine player salivating, the Grey Knights are more than equipped to deal with anything they will face on the battlefield. With Terminator Squads as Troops, a Grey Knights army can consist entirely of these fearsome warriors. There are no less than four squads in power armour, each with a specific battlefield role to play, so the Grey Knights have a huge variety in their army selection. Regardless of its army composition, a Grey Knights army is terrifying to face on the battlefield, with each individual capable of slaying many times his own number of adversaries, be they Daemon, xenos or any other enemy of the Imperium.

Weapons & Wargear
Each Grey Knight is equipped with a Nemesis force weapon and storm bolter as standard, meaning that not only can each model unleash two shots a turn, even on the move, but all of their close combat attacks will ignore armour saves. Even without additional equipment, a Grey Knight army is a force to be reckoned with, but when you consider the options available to them, their combat potential is astonishing. Each Nemesis weapon type grants different advantages in addition to its status as s force weapon, from the aggressive halberd option (+2 Initiative), to the near impenetrable defence offered by the Nemesis warding stave (2+ invulnerable save in combat). The heavy weapons wielded by the Grey Knights are similarly deadly, with the psycannon offering the dual role of heavy or assault weapon, and the multi-barrelled psilencer able to unleash a ferocious six shots a turn.

Psychic Potential
The grim nature of the task that befalls the Grey Knights requires every potential recruit to be a psyker. The chosen few that survive the many harrowing trials to earn the title of Grey Knight learn to channel their innate psychic abilities into their Nemesis weapons, empowering them far beyond the capacity of a standard power weapon. Though all Grey Knights are inherently psychic, relatively few are skilled or gifted enough to undergo training as a Librarian. Each Grey Knight squad therefore learns to channel their psychic abilities through their Justicar. On the battlefield, this manifests in every squad's ability to cast psychic powers, whether it be to amplify their strength in combat or to use their powers to fire upon enemies that could not be targeted by normal means. Players can use the cabalistic abilities of each squad to gain a further tactical edge over their enemies.

Heroes of the Imperium
Every member of the Grey Knights is a psyker of some degree or other, so it goes without saying that the Chapter's designated Librarians are amongst the most powerful in the Imperium. Able to call upon a host of deadly, debilitating and augmentative powers, a Grey Knights Librarian is a formidable presence on the battlefield. Similarly supreme in the field of war, the Chapter's Brother-Captains and Grand Masters are heroes all and leaders without equal. The individual actions of these mighty champions can save or even destroy entire worlds. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the leaders of the Grey Knights are therefore amongst the most powerful in the game.
.Grey Knights: Getting Started


The Scions of TitanTitan's finest have a huge variety of army entries with which to bring death to the Emperor's foes, no less than seven of which can be made from the Grey Knights multi-part plastic box sets. Featured below are some of the myriad options available to a budding Grey Knights player.

Flexible Fighters
A Strike Squad is a Troops choice and the nearest thing to a standard squad as can be found in such an elite army. They can perform any battlefield role to the highest standard, and their generous equipment options perfectly augment the squad's flexibility. An Interceptor Squad is another versatile squad, but to a more extreme degree than the Strike Squad. Equipped with personal teleporters, an Interceptor Squad can be used to launch an all-out assault on an enemy position, or counter-attack, using a teleport shunt to launch into the thick of the fighting. Both squads can use their Hammerhand psychic power to increase their strength in combat, or Warp Quake to disrupt the arrival of enemy reinforcements.
Attack & Defence
The bane of large enemy squads, the piety of a Purifier Squad is such that they can unleash Cleansing Flame, smiting their enemies with a wave of pure psychic energy. Those that survive are no match for the righteous fury of these deadly warriors. By contrast, the Purgation Squad is the last say in heavy firepower. With the ability to field four heavy weapons and even engage targets that are out of their line of sight with the Astral Aim psychic power, none are safe from their wrath.






Tactical Dreadnought Armour
Such are the vast resources made available to the Grey Knights, that Terminator armour is widespread throughout the Chapter. As such, Terminator Squads are Troops choices in the army, and have access to a huge variety of equipment with which to bring death to their enemies. Paladins are the champions of the Chapter, each a hero in his own right. These indomitable warriors have 2 Wounds each, and one member of the squad can even be upgraded to an Apothecary, giving the squad Feel no Pain and making them all but unstoppable.
Leading from the Front
As one would expect of the mightiest Space Marines in the galaxy, the leaders of the Grey Knights are true heroes of legend. Be they Brotherhood Champions, Brother-Captains or Grand Masters, they are all consummate warriors and highly capable battlefield commanders. Any of these HQ choices will serve you well in battle, but if you want to try a subtler approach, why not field a Grey Knight Librarian and unleash your psychic might on the enemies of Mankind?


One Man Army
If the Grey Knights are too few in number to fight a particularly large and powerful Daemon of the Warp without suffering heavy losses, then they will look to a Nemesis Dreadknight to even the odds. The pilot's Dark Excommunication psychic power can temporarily nullify his target's Daemonic Gifts, allowing him to strike the killing blow whilst his opponent is vulnerable. Its powerful weaponry will happily tear through any enemy army, both at range and in assault. As a 4-Wound Monstrous Creature with the same save as a Terminator armour, the Nemesis Dreadknight's adamantium-alloy skeleton also lends it incredible durability.
Armoured Assault
The Grey Knights have access to some of the most advanced resources, and their vehicle armoury is no exception with Dreadnoughts, Rhinos, Land Raiders, Stormraven Gunships at their disposal. As the pilots are Grey Knights, they can summon their Fortitude psychic power to recover from the effects of Crew Shaken and Crew Stunned vehicle damage results.

temprus wrote:http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/content/article.jsp?aId=15800027a

Let's get this party started!

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