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I may be a khorne worshiper, but ive always loved the alpha legion

Emperor's Children: Sex, drugs, and rock'n roll.

Word Bearers, but cheers to the Emperors Children for supplying me with some recruited Noise Marines.

I keep getting the itch to make an Emperor's Children army...

Death Guard here.

tough decision, between night lords and alpha legion...

but I gotta go with alpha legion

"I am Legion for we are many."

The Iron warriors , there Epic.

EPIC IS OVER USED!!!! Please use something else

Thousand Sons, all the way. They can use the Force, in the eyes of a Star Wars fan, and are blue, in the eyes of someone who likes blue.

Night Lords are sweet, too, but early or pre-heresy only. According to Lord of the Night, at least. I love the idea of weaponizing fear itself.

Partof1 wrote:Thousand Sons, all the way. They can use the Force, in the eyes of a Star Wars fan, and are blue, in the eyes of someone who likes blue.

Night Lords are sweet, too, but early or pre-heresy only. According to Lord of the Night, at least. I love the idea of weaponizing fear itself.

But im pretty sure only living creatures could use the force. take general Grevious for example. he was unable to use the force because he was a machine/cyborg, etc. As for the Thousand Sons, theyre more of possessed suits of armour than anything. but thats just me. cool concept though

Death Guard.

I love the fact that the Emperor's Children abandoned the siege of the Imperial Palace on Terra because it bored them and instead ran away and went on a massive civilian butchering orgy. Having your planet overrun by the Emperor's Children would surely be one of the worst possible fates in this universe, which is saying a hell of a lot.

Soul Hunter and The Dark King made me really appreciate the Night Lords as a quite nuanced legion with good reasons for having gone off the deep end. I also enjoyed the character who was falling to Khorne and before every battle became incoherent and started frothing at the mouth.

I love everything about the Alpha Legion, especially the part where we know virtually nothing about them, and everything we do know is heavily signposted as almost certainly being untrue. I like that Alpharius/Omegon just kind of turned up without telling anyone where his/their homeworld was (anyone reckon he/they had been kicking around for some time before he/they revealed himself/themselves?). I love that if you actually see the Alpha Legion on the battlefield it means they've probably been in-theatre for months pulling everyone's strings.

I love that the Word Bearers had daemonic scriptures tattooed on their skulls back when Horus was a loyal servant of the Emperor.

I hate the Black Legion because they have none of the personality of the above legions, which is why I have no interest whatsoever in the current codex.

IRON WITHIN! IRON WITHOUT!

I play black legion just because it covers all the bases really you can have pretty much whatever units you want and it still keeps the army sort of fluffy. World Eaters at heart though. MAIM! KILL! BURN! MAIM! KILL! BURN! MAIM! KILL! BURN! MAIM! KILL! BURN! MAIM! KILL! BURN! MAIM! KILL! BURN! MAIM! KILL! BURN!

thegrav wrote:Word Bearers, we are the truth hear our words.

+1

ghargatuloth wrote:

Partof1 wrote:Thousand Sons, all the way. They can use the Force, in the eyes of a Star Wars fan, and are blue, in the eyes of someone who likes blue.

Night Lords are sweet, too, but early or pre-heresy only. According to Lord of the Night, at least. I love the idea of weaponizing fear itself.

But im pretty sure only living creatures could use the force. take general Grevious for example. he was unable to use the force because he was a machine/cyborg, etc. As for the Thousand Sons, theyre more of possessed suits of armour than anything. but thats just me. cool concept though

Well, I'm thinking Pre-heresy Thousand Sons, and the remaining Sorcerer's that aren't tin men.

World Eaters

Interesting thats the favorites are so diverse. Most are on 20 right now.

Borkin wrote:Iron warriors, siege forces appeal to me.

Ah dang, forgot about them. Voted TS, but its a tie between TS and Iron Warriors.

IW = BIG GOOM!!!

My Alpha Legion boys. They aren't your typical homicidal maniac CSMs, they're overachievers trying to be the best homicidal maniacs they can be.
I have.. well lots of points of them. I can't be bothered to calculate it.

I like the fluff behind The Purge... but I love the Zerkers of Khorne!

I went with Iron Warriors, the industrial metallic colour scheme is awesome and I just think the Warsmith model looks fantastic.

*reads current 'Chaos' Codex*

What are these 'Legions' you speak of? I can only find rules for Thousand Sons, Berzerkers, Plague Marines, Noise Marines and Marines who forget who they worship when the guy waving the flag dies?

I didnt really see any large problems with the current CSM codex. to me it was pretty balanced

Night Lords. My friend used to play these guys back when they actually had special rules. The Night Lord Hero collector model is pretty cool btw.

ghargatuloth wrote:I didnt really see any large problems with the current CSM codex. to me it was pretty balanced

Perhaps,if you read the current codex,and then compare it to previous CSM codices,your opinion may change.

I have but considering the list I run the changes dont really effect me