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2012/07/09 02:38:46
Subject: Multiple Allies??
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Sneaky Striking Scorpion
An Igloo Deep North in Canada, eh?
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Hey all, I'm reading over the rules on allies, the force organization chart, and that whole thing. It says that your army can include one...but if you're playing a larger game it might be two.
Is this another one of those "you need to ask your opponent and can expect a no" sort of thing? Is there a requirement to take two allies?
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azazel the cat wrote:The best way to play Warhammer 40k is with a pretty girl.
Both players should be using the least durable units possible, with the house rule that all players remove an article of clothing every time you lose a unit, and take a drink every time you kill one of your opponent's units.
I have no idea which army will be triumphant, but I can assure you that everyone wins.
Kain wrote:The best counter to an Eldar Farseer with malefic is smashing them upside the head with their codex opened to any page detailing the Eldar's relationship with Chaos.
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2012/07/09 02:44:01
Subject: Re:Multiple Allies??
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The Conquerer
Waiting for my shill money from Spiral Arm Studios
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Allies are Optional. In the same way Heavy Support, Elites, FA, 2nd HQ, and your 4-6th troop choices are optional.
The second FoC(including a 2nd Fortification and Allied detachment) are also optional in the same way.
No opponent permission needed, aside from agreeing to play a game.
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Self-proclaimed evil Cat-person. Dues Ex Felines
Cato Sicarius, after force feeding Captain Ventris a copy of the Codex Astartes for having the audacity to play Deathwatch, chokes to death on his own D-baggery after finding Calgar assembling his new Eldar army.
MURICA!!! IN SPESS!!! |
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2012/07/09 02:58:06
Subject: Multiple Allies??
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Regular Dakkanaut
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No reason why not, other than common sense.
1 HQ + 2 Troops = Allies.
Allied Force = 1 HQ + 2 Troops = 2nd Allies.
By the time you've got your army of 3 factions, you'd be pressed to fill in the spots with anything useful for the 2nd Allied force, so there's not really any point imo.
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 Flinty wrote:You could always just strap SPACE MARINES to the arms and SPACE MARINE the SPACE MARINES!!1!1111
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2012/07/09 03:00:11
Subject: Multiple Allies??
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Sneaky Striking Scorpion
An Igloo Deep North in Canada, eh?
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@Grey Templar (and the ninja Brother Axel) Great explanation. Thanks 
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azazel the cat wrote:The best way to play Warhammer 40k is with a pretty girl.
Both players should be using the least durable units possible, with the house rule that all players remove an article of clothing every time you lose a unit, and take a drink every time you kill one of your opponent's units.
I have no idea which army will be triumphant, but I can assure you that everyone wins.
Kain wrote:The best counter to an Eldar Farseer with malefic is smashing them upside the head with their codex opened to any page detailing the Eldar's relationship with Chaos.
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