Assassins - Animus Speculum + Grey Knights?

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**Grey Templar**

I guess the end result is that if you want to make sense of GWs writing, you can't be a Rules Lawyer.

**Drachii**

I swear, this entire fething codex needs to be FAQ'd. Or rewritten. At this point, both would take the same amount of time.

**Grey Templar**

The codex actually makes sense if you try not to think about the rules too much.

the same can be said of Tests in School. my teachers have often said that "you are thinking too hard"

don't overcomplicate it.

the simplest answer is often the best one.

**Kommissar Kel**

That was a benefit I was discussing with a friend of mine(DE player) about the Crucible vs GK codex: the Psyker-henchmen being damaged(but that was without codex in front of me).

I now may or may not have to give him the bad news(hadn't looked to hard at the Psyker-henchmen); oh, the railing he will do.

**Kid_Kyoto**

Drachii wrote:I swear, this entire fething codex needs to be FAQ'd. Or rewritten. At this point, both would take the same amount of time.

I still hope it's an elaborate April Fool's day prank.

**Grey Templar**

pretty darn elaborate for them to make new, and rerelease old, models and print an entire codex.

**Jidmah**

Grey Templar wrote:The codex actually makes sense if you try not to think about the rules too much.

the same can be said of Tests in School. my teachers have often said that "you are thinking too hard"

don't overcomplicate it.

the simplest answer is often the best one.

Quoted for truth.

This works extremely well, especially on the GK codex. For the Matt Ward haters: Just don't try to think more when reading the codex than he did when writing it.