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2021/09/12 16:24:38
Subject: Why did Daemonkin fail in 40k?
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Using Object Source Lighting
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JNAProductions wrote:The issue with those who say “You can do it with allies,” is that DG and Nurgle Daemons break the DG purity bonus.
Same for TS and Tzeentch Daemons.
And it’ll probably be the same for CSM and Daemons, when they get their updated Codecs.
Yep, I feel like they should have a minimum daemon mechanic in CSM, you definitely don't need a ton of options but something to allow mono lists to run with their daemons and the other lists to have some sort of basic rules would have been nice.
If inquisitors can join without breaking things, if the various imperial guard attachments can join without breaking things, there should be a way for CSM to field them without the awkward summoning thing, even if there were zero special combos and it was just not penalizing them for certain traditional choices.
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2021/09/12 16:30:57
Subject: Why did Daemonkin fail in 40k?
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Humming Great Unclean One of Nurgle
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spiralingcadaver wrote: JNAProductions wrote:The issue with those who say “You can do it with allies,” is that DG and Nurgle Daemons break the DG purity bonus.
Same for TS and Tzeentch Daemons.
And it’ll probably be the same for CSM and Daemons, when they get their updated Codecs.
Yep, I feel like they should have a minimum daemon mechanic in CSM, you definitely don't need a ton of options but something to allow mono lists to run with their daemons and the other lists to have some sort of basic rules would have been nice.
If inquisitors can join without breaking things, if the various imperial guard attachments can join without breaking things, there should be a way for CSM to field them without the awkward summoning thing, even if there were zero special combos and it was just not penalizing them for certain traditional choices.
I mean, as far as Daemonic Loci go...
What I'd probably do is let you keep purity bonuses if your entire army is Heretic Astartes or Daemon, and they all share a god keyword.
Black Legion and Word Bearers might be able to mix gods, as part of their schtick.
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2021/09/12 17:05:12
Subject: Re:Why did Daemonkin fail in 40k?
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Pestilent Plague Marine with Blight Grenade
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I'd honestly love to play a mixed detachment of berzerkers and led by Skarbrand without losing any auras/abilities.
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2021/09/12 23:05:22
Subject: Why did Daemonkin fail in 40k?
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Owns Whole Set of Skullz Techpriests
Versteckt in den Schatten deines Geistes.
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JNAProductions wrote:The issue with those who say “You can do it with allies,” is that DG and Nurgle Daemons break the DG purity bonus.
Same for TS and Tzeentch Daemons.
And it’ll probably be the same for CSM and Daemons, when they get their updated Codecs.
The continued legacy of the 4th Edition 'Chaos' Codex, I'm afraid.
Chaos forces that can't include Chaos Daemons without breaking their own identity. Utterly absurd.
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2021/09/13 16:52:37
Subject: Why did Daemonkin fail in 40k?
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So basically, all the goodies, all the buffs, all of the time to effectively steamroll your opponent. Got it.
Spoken like players who missed out on 7th edition Super Friends armies.
Sometime sacrifices are needed to keep good game play.
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2021/09/13 16:57:16
Subject: Why did Daemonkin fail in 40k?
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Humming Great Unclean One of Nurgle
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oni wrote:So basically, all the goodies, all the buffs, all of the time to effectively steamroll your opponent. Got it.
Spoken like players who missed out on 7th edition Super Friends armies.
Sometime sacrifices are needed to keep good game play.
Erm... We're talking about the 7th Edition Khorne Daemonkin, which to my knowledge, never saw much competitive success?
Or 9th Edition Daemonkin, which to my knowledge, has not been seeing much competitive success?
Slaanesh Daemons are good.
Death Guard is good, I think.
Thousand Sons are doing decently, I think.
But mixed CSM (of any stripe) and Daemons? To my knowledge, is not on the competitive scene at all.
Sure, we could hypothetically make a Codex that's OP as all hell. Heck, I can do it in a minute:
Take the CSM Codex.
Cut all the costs of the units to 1/5th the current price, rounding down, but to a minimum of 1 point per model and 0 points per piece of wargear.
Done.
Or, we could hope GW makes a reasonably fluffy way to mix CSM and Daemons, without making it OP.
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2021/09/13 16:57:58
Subject: Why did Daemonkin fail in 40k?
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Preparing the Invasion of Terra
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Well KDK didn't have Kharn or Skarbrand, the idea being that the CSM were essentially sacrificial lambs to die to summon Daemonic allies and Skarbrand was kept out because he isn't actually "owned" by Khorne.
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2021/09/13 22:33:58
Subject: Why did Daemonkin fail in 40k?
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Owns Whole Set of Skullz Techpriests
Versteckt in den Schatten deines Geistes.
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oni wrote:So basically, all the goodies, all the buffs, all of the time to effectively steamroll your opponent. Got it.
Spoken like players who missed out on 7th edition Super Friends armies.
Spoken like someone who thinks Chaos didn't exist before 7th ed.
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2021/09/14 04:34:02
Subject: Re:Why did Daemonkin fail in 40k?
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Grim Dark Angels Interrogator-Chaplain
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People complain about formations and free models in 7th (valid complaints in many cases) but the ones you could bring in KDK were pretty tame compared to most.
And as for Kharn or Skarbrand, Kharn is in the World Eaters Legion (which Daemonkin explicitly are not), and I don't think Skarbrand's model had come out yet. You did get the option to bring Skulltaker though, but strangely enough not Karanak.
One thing I've heard about the KDK release is that it was mainly a gimmick to market the shiny new plastic Bloodthirster model to 40k players. If that's true, it worked on me, because I jumped at the chance to get that model and I had more fun painting it than just about any model I've ever painted before or since.
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2021/09/14 14:51:40
Subject: Why did Daemonkin fail in 40k?
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H.B.M.C. wrote: oni wrote:So basically, all the goodies, all the buffs, all of the time to effectively steamroll your opponent. Got it.
Spoken like players who missed out on 7th edition Super Friends armies.
Spoken like someone who thinks Chaos didn't exist before 7th ed.
Or spoken like someone who saw this post and forgot to quote it:
ArcaneHorror wrote:I'd honestly love to play a mixed detachment of berzerkers and led by Skarbrand without losing any auras/abilities.
As, frankly, what oni was saying is what was described in that post.
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2021-4 Plog - Here we go again... - my fifth attempt at a Dakka PLOG
My Pile of Potential - updates ongoing...
Gamgee on Tau Players wrote:we all kill cats and sell our own families to the devil and eat live puppies.
Kanluwen wrote:This is, emphatically, why I will continue suggesting nuking Guard and starting over again. It's a legacy army that needs to be rebooted with a new focal point.
Confirmation of why no-one should listen to Kanluwen when it comes to the IG - he doesn't want the IG, he want's Kan's New Model Army...
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2021/09/14 16:40:28
Subject: Why did Daemonkin fail in 40k?
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Humming Great Unclean One of Nurgle
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Would that even be overpowered, though?
Are Khorne Daemons or World Eaters good at all right now?
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2021/09/14 17:13:46
Subject: Why did Daemonkin fail in 40k?
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JNAProductions wrote:Would that even be overpowered, though?
Are Khorne Daemons or World Eaters good at all right now?
No it wouldn't, and on top it would be a thematic army.
If the Imperium gets to bring all their inquisition stuff without breaking purity, let monogod CSM+Demons keep theirs.
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2021/09/14 17:52:57
Subject: Why did Daemonkin fail in 40k?
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I think an easy way to do this now, would be one of the supplement books. have armies of renoun which have to be made with the Khorne/Slaanesh/Nurgle/Tzeentch keywords only.
Each one will have it's own warlord traits, artifacts, and strategems and spell lore or whatever. That way there is no datasheets used, so it's future proofed for changes in the CSM and Deamon books.
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Harlequins 2k
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2021/09/14 18:32:43
Subject: Why did Daemonkin fail in 40k?
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Oozing Plague Marine Terminator
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Didn't daemonkin tie around the revamped Khorne line?
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2021/09/14 18:36:19
Subject: Why did Daemonkin fail in 40k?
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Decrepit Dakkanaut
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Kanluwen wrote:Because tourney players whined.
Same reason why AdMech is this disgusting hodgepodge of things thrown together now.
I'm pretty sure tourney players have absolutely nothing to do with what codexes GW makes.
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