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I hate the look of the deathmasks on the Sang Guard and used any (I just think the look dumb, bother me more then the nipples). My question is, will this be a major problem for wysiwyg? Would it be up to the TO or opponite? They have the correct weapons by the way.

Up to the TO. IME most opponents and organizers don't give a damn, as long as they can easily distinguish which unit is which.

I've recently started using a unit of Berserkers in my Fallen Angels CSM army, which previously made use of no cult troops. Fluffwise, I'd prefer to still have no cult troops, so I did counts-as, repping them with a full squad of DA robed veterans (with WYSIWYG weapons), the aspiring champion in red armor instead of my standard green/bronze scheme. Everyone I've played has taken it totally in stride.

The masks are standard gear, are they not? Anyone who complained about wysiwyg if you chose not to use the mask heads would have to be a complete d h as far as I'm concerned. That'd be like saying a Marine only gets a 4+ save because you modeled him without a helmet so he's more vulnerable.

No they are an option (pretty sure, dont have the dex handy) but i use them on all of em, so there is no chance of confusion.

That's a little more questionable. Hrm. But as long as we're just talking about one unit, and it doesn't get confusing, you're probably okay.

Thanks for the help, and sorry for the noob questions, I usually avoid the Competative Tournys, more of a beer and chips player, but thought I might jump into Ard Boys this year.

Hey, no prob. The same questions that come up for competitive events often come up for any game against someone you're not close friends with.