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So, if you're like me, one of the few things about 30k that's frustrating is how many books your rules are spread across. Even if you're playing a single legion, you need AT LEAST the crusade army book and the legions book or book vi for the newer legions. If you're also using an army with a different detachment, now it's like 3 or 4 books. Forget that! I always copy my relevant rules and stick them in a small 3-ring binder so I can have exactly the information I need with minimal flipping around.

If you're like me and you like to do the same, well, here's the cover I made for the binder for my army and my brother's alpha legion force. Feel free to use these or get inspired to make your own!

These are by no means 'professional' looking, but they were fast to make and they help you easily identify which binder is which when you have a stack of 'em!

I don't get it, why make two alpha legion covers?

But seriously, pretty clever idea. There are a lot of books out now , form the actual numbered books aswell as army lists and the legion book. Although I'd be tempted to find another term than codex. Just personal preference as I've always seen it as being like the codex astartes for how your army should be set up. Don't k ow how they organised legions and that.

 HANZERtank wrote:
I don't get it, why make two alpha legion covers?

I see what you did there

And I chose codex just to make it look more oldschool, sort of like the books that I wish existed when I picked up the hobby 20 years ago.