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There are no more player turns. Each player activates his unit based on their leadership Lower Leadership models move first, shoot last, charge last. Higher leadership models move last, shoot first, and charge first. Roll for initiative based on strategy rating/warlord trait/whatever for movement. In combat, in case of ties, casualties happen simultaneously.

40k is now a better game.

I wouldn't say so. This makes ld10 even more valuable then it is now which nothing is priced for. This means that the Necron player will almost always be moving last and shooting first whilst a lower LD army like IG, daemons, Tau, and Nids will often be moving first and shooting last. Also what does roll for initiative even mean?

40k with X-Wing Miniatures rules?

Welp, this was awfully well thought out, I see.

Well, if you want better 40k rules, just adapt Dust Warfare miniatures game. That's where the game developers wanted to take 40k until they were outnumbered and higher ups said no.

A more inter active game turn is a good thing. but basing it on current Ld for unit activation is not.

Interleaved phases would suit 40k though.

Umm... so my leadership score is now my turn initative score while my initiative score is still only situational useful and occasional drawback?

 Mahtamori wrote:
Umm... so my leadership score is now my turn initative score while my initiative score is still only situational useful and occasional drawback?

Now you're catching on!