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Not a accusation, but a observation

How many have played GK or against GK where Daemonic Infestation was "forgotten" but true grit heavily used

A guy in our FLGS plays the imperial house wives (DH codex for custodians)
But he refuses to let me use the DI rule (because it isn't in the rulebook), and insists that TG must be used.
Played with him once and never again.

What do you think of this!

What do each of those rules do?

I asked someone once (daemon hunters?) about including some of their daemons in my army, and he said that they were expensive and underwhelming so I let it go.

if its in the rules book you can use it.

however, if YOU, the deamon player, forget the rule then that sucks.

same thing with sterns reroll, he has to tell you at the start, but is NOT obligated to remind you.


its not a great rule anyway. unlimited Deamon beast packs, Deamon packs, and Nurglings that are nothing but fighting units that will die very quickly to any fire that goes their way.

BTW: the Deamon packs mentioned are the ones that a player fighting GKs can purchase from the back of the DH codex

@dashofpepper DI is reusing daemon packs that were destroyed
True grit is assaulting with bolter and cc weapon

@grey templar I the daemon player didn't forget it I wasn't allowed to use it by the GK player
I agree it isn't a great rule but ads flavour

then he(the GK player) was wrong.

tell him that the other 12 of us are ashamed of his conduct.

Oh noes, he is not letting you reuse nurglings! Whatever will you do!


You do know almost nothing that is defined as a Dæmon (and thus Subject to DI) exists anymore, right?

Yes, the bastard!