Exodite Eldar

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**Blood_Raven**

Are they playable or are they just fluff.

**somecallmeJack**

Just fluff as it stands.

**Asherian Command**

well yes you can, just use the eldar codex and do some interesting conversions you can find a few.

**AnomanderRake**

The Tigers guy references a friend with an Exodite army, details and pictures at http://www.fightingtigersofveda.com/orcboy5.html and http://www.fightingtigersofveda.com/themeeldarexo.htm.

**BluntmanDC**

They are playable as long as you do a major project in a counts as army.

**Kroothawk**

One unit has been playable in 2nd edition, none since then.
Has always been a target for fan-made Codices since then:
http://www.agisn.de/html/codex_exodites.html (3rd edition)
http://www.scribd.com/doc/17625876/Codex-Exodites-04
http://www.cold-moon.com/40k/40kRP/PDF/Alternate%20Codexes/Tempus%20Fugitives%20-%20Codex%20Exodites/Codex%20Exodites.pdf

**Farseer Petriel**

I hope they'll be in the next Eldar Codex.

**Eumerin**

So far as I know, the only Exodite figures ever created were the Epic-scale Knights. I keep hoping that GW will bring them out again, but currently they seem determined to pretend that there aren't any walkers at that size. Case in point, the Stompa - which was the Ork walker that corresponded with the Human and Eldar knights - was bumped up to Slasha Gargant size when GW released the kit for 40K.

**BluntmanDC**

Farseer Petriel wrote:I hope they'll be in the next Eldar Codex.

It makes little sence adding them to a future codex due to the fact that they are not involved in offensive actions (only defensive), all armys in 40k codexs travel around the galaxy fighting.

So unless GW do a campaign codex revolving around a maiden world we won't see a codex.

**Eumerin**

BluntmanDC wrote:
Farseer Petriel wrote:I hope they'll be in the next Eldar Codex.

It makes little sence adding them to a future codex due to the fact that they are not involved in offensive actions (only defensive), all armys in 40k codexs travel around the galaxy fighting.

So unless GW do a campaign codex revolving around a maiden world we won't see a codex.

Yes and no. The Exodite worlds might have agreements with the craftworlds to provide troops in certain circumstances. That would make them an allied formation, much like the Harlequin squad that both the Craftworld and Dark Eldar can take (though you would NEVER find Exodites working with the Dark Eldar under any but the most dire circumstances). In such instances, the Exodite contributions would likely revolve around specialized equipment available to the Exodites, such as their laser-toting dinosaur cavalry, and their Knights.

**pizzaguardian**

maybe a army full of guardians and an autarch?
war walkers, guardian squads with heavy weapons and some storm guardians. I think if you make an army without any aspect warriors that could work as an exodite army. you can say that the opponent is attacking your world and you will defend it to you last soul stone or sth