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*pokes Naamaan model*

Still dont get why Asmodai, the head Chaplin for an army whos focus is centered around hunting down the fallen and interrogating them was taken out.

Cause Dark Angels became all about being "generic." And they had to fit in Belial with his LARGE sweeping range of special rules and things that distinguish him in so many ways from just a normal Space Marine captain. /sarcasm

combatmedic wrote:*pokes Naamaan model*

Still dont get why Asmodai, the head Chaplin for an army whos focus is centered around hunting down the fallen and interrogating them was taken out.

According to the Design Notes for that month, we didn't get him because they felt they had enough characters in the book already.

I have a feeling, Jervis simply forgot he existed while he was busy shifting the 3rd and 5th Company Captains to the 1st and 2nd Companies, respectively.

Platuan4th wrote:

combatmedic wrote:*pokes Naamaan model*

Still dont get why Asmodai, the head Chaplin for an army whos focus is centered around hunting down the fallen and interrogating them was taken out.

According to the Design Notes for that month, we didn't get him because they felt they had enough characters in the book already.

I have a feeling, Jervis simply forgot he existed while he was busy shifting the 3rd and 5th Company Captains to the 1st and 2nd Companies, respectively.

Kind of figured as much. Heaven forbid should there be some individuality in an army.

combatmedic wrote:

Platuan4th wrote:

combatmedic wrote:*pokes Naamaan model*

Still dont get why Asmodai, the head Chaplin for an army whos focus is centered around hunting down the fallen and interrogating them was taken out.

According to the Design Notes for that month, we didn't get him because they felt they had enough characters in the book already.

I have a feeling, Jervis simply forgot he existed while he was busy shifting the 3rd and 5th Company Captains to the 1st and 2nd Companies, respectively.

Kind of figured as much. Heaven forbid should there be some individuality in an army.

I agree. There's a reason he continues to sit un-finished on my paint station.

I kinda want some Squats.

pr0t011187 wrote:I kinda want some Squats.

Me too. Much better than some of the other newer codexes. They could be little power-armored badasses with lots of cybernetics and huge guns. Damn. Now, I might have to make a Squats conversion army...