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Sorry if this is has been posted or in the wrong area of the forums. Anyways My Chaos friend whom i play a lot just got the Chaos renegade strike force($240), So he now has more armor and troops than me(and I play Guard!), so i asked him to make thing fair in "home" games if he'd let me field my Baneblade. So to the point does anyone no the rules or any special rules for a Baneblade(if there are any) or does it just act like a regular tank. If anyone knows could you please post rules or a link to rules for it(I dont own apoc book)

it's got a ton of rules since it's a superheavy vehicle (which have about 5-7 pages of rules in the apoc book) and the stats for the vehicle itself. posting the exact rules if forbidden but i'll give you a quick run down. every gun you see on the vehicle can fire at a different target regardless of the vehicle moving. the really big gun is a 10" terminator killing template that gets to reroll misses if the attached autocannon hits the same unit. also, the tank effectively has 3 wounds as superheavy vehicles take more than one hit to destroy. you can find the apoc templates for some baneblade variants on the GW website (just search for apocalypse formations). they'll have the model specific stats but not the base rules for superheavies there.

ok sweet thanks for the run down. ill run this by my friend.

The question is as answered as forum rules allow, so I'm going to go ahead and lock this one.

If you want more specific rules for it, you're going to have to track down the appropriate book (or the Datafax if its still available for download through the GW website.)