Heroic Actions and 40k.... a new kind of Hero.

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**Garviel**

Never played space hulk :( its just Heroic actions in LOTR are used when priority is in your opponents favour and it allows you to intercept danger and counteract an enemies actions as they are happening which is very Heroic and sets them apart from normal troops.

I didn't try to change the overall rules, I just tried to fit them into Warhammer 40k. The only way I saw to do this was to have your Character call these moves to counteract an enemies moves as your enemy makes them.

I actually tried a few of the rules out in battles over the past few days and they worked well. I'm glad I found this topic it's something I never would have thought of.

**acekevin8412**

Garviel wrote:
Never played space hulk :( its just Heroic actions in LOTR are used when priority is in your opponents favour and it allows you to intercept danger and counteract an enemies actions as they are happening which is very Heroic and sets them apart from normal troops.

I didn't try to change the overall rules, I just tried to fit them into Warhammer 40k. The only way I saw to do this was to have your Character call these moves to counteract an enemies moves as your enemy makes them.

I actually tried a few of the rules out in battles over the past few days and they worked well. I'm glad I found this topic it's something I never would have thought of.

It's kinda of like interceptor. You forgo your own shooting to shoot at anyone who walks into range of you.