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**colonel jacob**

which army is the best

**Mattieau**

Every army has it's strong and weak points, both focussed on the tabletop and in actuality.

**templeorks**

The Orks codex says differently. Really though all armys are the best at something.

**Valkyrie**

Yeah you have to be more specific on your question. If there was a "best army" then everyone would simply buy that and nothing else.

**Xca|iber**

IIRC wasn't warmachine kinda like that sometime in the past?

**Henners91**

Blood Angels.

I jest.

Actually it's the Custodes.

**Howard A Treesong**

Renegade Squats.

**Sabatine**

I'd say IG cause most versitile

**Valkyrie**

Nah its Titanicus. 200 foot tall God Machines splurting pure death from several dozen cannons while watching how 90% of your opponent's firepower can barely scratch your paintwork.

**Unreal Toast**

If your after speed then go for Eldar.

**revackey**

Howard A Treesong wrote:Renegade Squats.

QFT!

But in all honesty you need to give more info, do you want a horde army? Or a smaller elite fighting force? Humans (Or equivalents) or Xenos?

**Ailaros**

Whichever one I play.

There, now no one else has to say this.

**Brother SRM**

colonel jacob wrote:which army is the best

This post would only be better if it was in the general discussion forum so nobody knew what game the OP was talking about.

**reds8n**

Valkyrie wrote:Yeah you have to be more specific on your question.

Quite.