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I used to play 4th ed. and i used to stay away from dreads. When i started playing 5th edition I though the same rules applied and I refused to take them. Then I read this article from the rule lawyers.
http://www.theruleslawyers.com/2009/09/chaos-dreadnought-fire-frenzy-in-5th-edition/ And it opened my eyes on how Fire frenzy works in 5th ed. and I must say its nice to be able to use them.
"The strong are strongest alone", Lufgt Huron, Tyrant of Badab.
The Blood Reaver. Master of the Red Corsairs. Lord of the Maelstrom. Huron Blackheart. "Life sucks when it gets in the way of Warhammer." - CGBSpender
CC dreads seem to be very weak in 6ed. I'd go Reaper autocannon and Missile Launcher. If you're truly dying for AP2 take a plasma cannon, but the reaper autocannon really kicks ass
"We are the Red Sorcerers of Prospero, damned in the eyes of our fellows, and this is to be how our story ends, in betrayal and bloodshed. No...you may find it nobler to suffer your fate, but I will take arms against it." -Ahzek Ahriman
1250 Points of The Prodigal Sons
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