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"Citadel miniatures are NORMALLY supplied with a plastic base. IF SO, they must be glued onto their bases before they can be used in the game"

So what I'd say to you gwar is really simple, my (fill in skimmer name here) did not come with a base.

DONE, nothing you can do. BOOYA!




No one in their right mind i gonna glue a valk on its stand. Also, floating wrecks are lame.

Why am I a spanker?

I'm simply making the point that you can be uncompromising with rules as written to absurd levels.

Why would GW include a section regarding the removal of flight bases in the event of immobilization if they are so strict about a tiny paragraph on page 3 that is rife for abuse because of the way it is worded?


Notice gwar said he wouldn't play me because he would assume I was lying (being that frackin guy as it were)... not that I was wrong...

My valkyrie didn't come with a flying stand in the box. Prove me wrong.

Even if I brought a valk with a stand that wasn't glued on to a game you seemingly wouldn't play me.... and somehow I'm that frackin guy...

If I purchased the forgeworld manticore instead of the gw one, would I be buying for advantage?