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Go ahead, tell me how you were not attempting to make his argument come across in a negative light by referring to it with obviously negative tones and words.

Bias is not invisible.

Also, stop derailing my thread.

Your arguments are not immune to criticism, even if you think it's derailing when someone does so.

Report me if you think I am derailing.

I am neither saying that, nor interested in talking with you at all in this thread outside of the actual topic of this thread.

Which returns me to my original argument that comparing your units to units of other codices (including the most played one) is a very good idea to ensure maximised balance.

 Ashiraya wrote:
Which returns me to my original argument that comparing your units to units of other codices (including the most played one) is a very good idea to ensure maximised balance.

Go talk about marines somewhere else, rather than attempting to turn every single thread about Sisters of Battle in to a discussion about Space Marines instead.

If you had been arrogantly dismissing comparisons to Necrons at every opportunity, rest assured I would be commenting on that instead.

If you didn't make this thread with the intention to make an externally balanced unit, then say so and I'll move on. But otherwise it will probably be very difficult without comparing units. Balance in this case is lore and gameplay alike.

I am popping off for the eve, so I'll assume the former to be the case. Good night.

This argument over what is on-topic now amounts to being off-topic itself. Please get back to the proposed rules outlined by OP. The topic of good design practices deserves its own thread. The discussion about Space Marines probably doesn't but feel free to continue it elsewhere, preferably via PM. Thanks.