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My group that played a lot in 8th is finally gonna start playing in 9th. Our first game will be Necrons vs. Admech. In addition to the core book, I've found the FAQ/errata for both armies' codexes, the core rules FAQ/errata. At least I think I have, they all say "Indomitus Version 1.x", I'm assuming that means 9th edition.

On top of those, there's also the "Balance Dataslate", with the new Core Necrons units and Admech points cost.

Anything important that I'm missing?

Thanks.

You will probably fin6d you'll want the complete rules in the main rulebook.
It has rules such as battleforging an army, the detachment system (very similar to 8ths), missions, and the chapter covering the Crusade rules.

The free rules will get you by for a few games, but....

ccs wrote:
You will probably fin6d you'll want the complete rules in the main rulebook.
It has rules such as battleforging an army, the detachment system (very similar to 8ths), missions, and the chapter covering the Crusade rules.

The free rules will get you by for a few games, but....

I have the Core Book.

Maybe what I should of asked was "what are all the FAQ/errata/pdfs/etc. that I need in order to play with the most updated rules?"

Go onto the Downloads tab on the Warhammer Community website and find the files in the 40k section with the latest dates attached for whatever Rulebooks and Codexes you're using. The Balance Update will be relevant for your Necrons.
That should be everything you need.

 Gert wrote:
Go onto the Downloads tab on the Warhammer Community website and find the files in the 40k section with the latest dates attached for whatever Rulebooks and Codexes you're using. The Balance Update will be relevant for your Necrons.
That should be everything you need.

Awesome, thanks!