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OOps i forgot its ONLY the inquisitor from that codex. And only the priest that you buy in the WH army. Heck ya thats another nasty combo the the arco flagelants are nasty even by marine standards. Culexus should be in any army that faces off with bugs or eldar (hes a one man army if you play against lots of warriors) and the callidus i like against almost any army. As soon as she kills off a devestator squad she has more than paid for herself. And i have NEVER been killed by a dev squad so she usually goes on to kill more yet.The heck with trying to kill of the commander with her she does so much more damage in the back lines. Sort of unfluffy but hey GK need all the help they can get.
For mixing sororitas and marines maybe Flavius can answer this better but "ally" is a mutual word.
No. The 'parent' army list is not an ally.
'It is a source of constant consternation that my opponents cannot correlate their innate inferiority with their inevitable defeat. It would seem that stupidity is as eternal as war.'
- Nemesor Zahndrekh of the Sautekh Dynasty Overlord of the Crownworld of Gidrim
As I said, it's a good intent argument since the rule about not mixing the units only appears in the box on page 26 and not the box on page 25. The other supporting arhument would be the pictures of example armies in the back of the book. Ally probably means different things to different people so it was probably a mistake to use this word. When I think of ally it means more of a peer relationship to me. Wether I ally with him or he allies with me we are allies. Since they seem to throw the word around quite a bit on these two pages I'll accept that when they say 'ally' they mean 'induct.'
