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2016/12/12 22:24:01
Subject: Tzeentch power to choose the roll of a die?
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Potent Possessed Daemonvessel
Why Aye Ya Canny Dakkanaughts!
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It's late and I am a bit confused because I could have swarn there was a Tzeentch psychic power that let you choose the result of the dice. Now that I think about it, it may have been what the powers were leaked to do but didn't do.
I don't know, help?
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Ghorros wrote:The moral of the story: Don't park your Imperial Knight in a field of Gretchin carrying power tools.
 Marmatag wrote:All the while, my opponent is furious, throwing his codex on the floor, trying to slash his wrists with safety scissors.
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2016/12/12 22:40:27
Subject: Tzeentch power to choose the roll of a die?
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Krazed Killa Kan
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I recall an initial rumor that was something to that effect - psychic power that lets you choose the result of a die - but it didn't make it into the final tzeench tree. So, no, it's not a power.
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"Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment." Words to live by. |
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2016/12/12 22:49:38
Subject: Tzeentch power to choose the roll of a die?
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Potent Possessed Daemonvessel
Why Aye Ya Canny Dakkanaughts!
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Thought as much, I've been having a funny day today: definitely not reliable when it comes to all these new rules.
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Ghorros wrote:The moral of the story: Don't park your Imperial Knight in a field of Gretchin carrying power tools.
Marmatag wrote:All the while, my opponent is furious, throwing his codex on the floor, trying to slash his wrists with safety scissors.
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2016/12/13 06:34:27
Subject: Tzeentch power to choose the roll of a die?
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!!Goffik Rocker!!
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It'd be cool to have a psychic power that lets your opponent choose the result of his die. But than you get to choose 3. Thought you could play with Chaos, pal?
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2016/12/13 10:22:55
Subject: Tzeentch power to choose the roll of a die?
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Violent Space Marine Dedicated to Khorne
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I was pretty hyped about this. All the possibilities. Too bad it was just a rumor.
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 stealth992 wrote:...
Or you can just keep buying chaos everything, and not play them. Just sit alone in your room for years, painting and detailing, and detailing some more. Then keep doing that for years until you own upwards of 10000 points of chaos. Keep shining their swords and sharpening their knives. Then some day, some wonderful day, when a new book comes out that will realize your armies' potential, come out from hiding. Everyone will have thought you had left warhammer 40k for good, but no, you had been training, preparing, and brooding for this moment. Return with such vengeance and hatred that you will not hold back, and you will destroy everything in your path. Like a true chaos crusade, wait for the right moment, then burst forth from the Eye of Terror and unleash your pain on the whole universe. And when they cry and complain that you are OP and that it's not fair. Reassure them that it's true. It isn't fair, but it's what they DESERVE. All of them, each and every one of them deserve to be obliterated into oblivion. And if they ask you to play with a fluffy army, tell them you will do so. But on game day bring the meanest nastiest, ugliest army you can. Give them no opportunity for victory, give them no opportunity for enjoyment. Your only goal is to inflict as much pain and suffering as possible. And when they cry, and they will cry, laugh at them, drink their salty tears, and bath in their sweet, sweet blood.
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