7th edition: positive changes in your eyes, or negative? Poll

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**YFNPsycho**

I like the idea of Unbound army lists.
Here's my idea for a 2000 point army-
Daemon Princes. and Brazen Knights.

**MWHistorian**

YFNPsycho wrote:
I like the idea of Unbound army lists.
Here's my idea for a 2000 point army-
Daemon Princes. and Brazen Knights.

And that's why I don't like unbound.

**ashcroft**

Too soon to say, but Unbound - at least as it's being written up by WD - does not fill me with confidence for the direction they're going in. Sure it can be used to create fluffy lists, but when every single example I've seen given in WD is solely about spamming big models it appears their infatuation with oversized toys and Epic 28mm is here to stay.

**wuestenfux**

KSpen wrote:
All we wanted was to make assault a little better and the allies chart toned down right?

Codex updates would/should then make the 6.5ed even more balanced.

Instead, they went full ret**d...

Agreed, some slight changes in the right direction was that was necessary.

But now JJ is talking about warp charges and daemonology. Not sure if he knows what he's talking about.

**MWHistorian**

I honestly would have been happy with some FAQ's that made OP units more balanced and useless units playable. That's all it would have taken.

**timetowaste85**

I like that I can run all big gribbly demons without having to pay the nurgling tax. Because seriously, demons had no real issues-we could play whatever we wanted and all but ignore troops. And now everyone is free to do so. Willing to play unbound? I rock without nurglings. Refuse unbound? I'll play with nurglings. I realize some people will abuse the system. That can be said about every game system out there that is more intricate than Chess. I hate what 6th edition was, so any change to me is a positive. If 7th is terrible, I continue to sit out and my daemons are used for KoW. Big whoop.