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2014/03/21 08:52:07
Subject: Any reason for guard players to take an imperial knight instead of baneblade/shadowsword?
Crazyterran wrote: A guard player would just be better off wrapping a 6.1" thick layer of guardsmen around it rather than hoping you don't lose your tank since you went second.
Or just allying in Coteaz + a full battery of thudd guns. If you deep strike within melta range of the tank just put your models back in the box. In fact, you might as well not bother attempting to deploy them at all.
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2014/03/21 22:09:53
Subject: Any reason for guard players to take an imperial knight instead of baneblade/shadowsword?
Only wrap your Baneblades in Conscripts, as one lucky turn of enemy shooting can result in a GG as the resulting explosion can wipe all of your troop choices. Been there, done that....
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