Warpspy wrote:Nice idea. I'm a returning player from the first year or so of 5th edition and all the "competitive" lists i have seen make me cringe in pain...
I don't know if makes sense, but i would like a return to the "good old days" of 3rd to 5th in terms of restrictions and army composition, like:
- To be considered "battle-forged" an army must have at least 2 faction keywords in common for all its units (So yes, in my opinion those abominations of "soup-list" should never had been possible)
- Only 1 detachment per army
- No Lords of War allowed (those were originally
FW models for showcase and then a few years later, apocalypse. The current state where you can field 3 imperial knights or 3 baneblades or things like that makes me bleed my eyes, and i think is not good at all...)
- Only 1 flyer allowed per army (most of these are very powerful and
40k was always about the ground war)
- Supreme command detachment not allowed (to avoid powerful
HQ aura and powers spam)
- Cannot take more than 3 units of the same entry (to avoid classic "6 x 5 tactical marines las-
plas" and still let some armies fulfill a batallion)
- Imperial assasins is
one and only one regardless of its class (that is, only 1 eversor OR 1 vindicare OR 1 culexus OR 1 callidus, as it was originally like that if i'm not wrong)
- If you want to use
FW rules for your models, you have to have the actual
FW model to do so (so, less chance to unscrupulous players to "convert" something and use as the
FW broken unit of choice)
- No
FW army lists allowed
And as a bonus, i would add: no named characters allowed. Those were originally "only with your oponent's permission", so in a "competitive event" it would not be the place for them...
Well, that's how i would tweak the game to be more fun and playable, but
GW only want to sell more expensive models so i guess we will have more flyers, lords of wars and primarchs...