Which Warhammer40k expansions?

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**Thunder555**

Hey guys.

There's few nice expansion books for 40k at the moment and I was just wondering which ones people use.
So the question is:
In a regular game with your mates while having couple cold ones, which expansion rules are accepted most of the time?

Personally, I accept Apoc, Apoc reload, IA Apoc, IA books spearhead (Superheavies are cool and if someone bothers to bring one, it sure as hell must be on the table

) and battle missions.
Ones I don't use really are cities of death, planet strike and planetary empires.

Let me know if I missed any

**Ratius**

I've played Apoc and Battle missions with some minor rules ripped off from IA.

Keep meaning to get in a few games of planet strike though.

**Red Comet**

From those listed I've only ever played Apoc. Everything else looks cool, but not as interesting.

**Emerett**

None except Planetary Empires seems that interesting. The Apocalypse model support from GW is kind of an eyeroller.

Currently using none however.

**Steelmage99**

On a regular basis? None.

I have done a single Apoc. battle and a few of the Battle Missions.

**Oppressor**

Battle missions and cities of death.

**Dark Scipio**

Imperial Armour

Looking forward for a Zone Mortalis game.

**Andilus Greatsword**

Apoc is a lot of fun, and I can vouch for Cities of Death as well. Imperial Armour books are a bit more specialist, but if you want to expand your game then you can't go wrong.

**Jimsolo**

I've never used any of these.

**chromedog**

On a regular basis, none.

Preference for CoD and Gamma scale missions.

Apoc is something I grew out of in 1990 or so (weekend long games played on a double garage floor with tanks, titans and infantry all over the place dying by the handful) loooong before GW realised they could 'sell' the concept to new gamers.