Imagine what you'd get if your codex got the "fluffy rules treatment"

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**STG**

Remmick_005 wrote:

Another thing would be, in addition to the different platoon types, having different play styles for different planets of origin
Catachans gaining Move Through Cover
Mordians gaining a BS boost for being formed into a firing line
etc

Yeah Revamps of all the metal models would be so awesome, so you can take a Catachan, Cadian, Mordian, Steel Legion, Vostroyan, or Valhallan regiment, all in plastic and have play styles/benefits that suit each individual regiment. that would be cool as.

**GloomyFenix**

STG wrote:
Remmick_005 wrote:

Another thing would be, in addition to the different platoon types, having different play styles for different planets of origin
Catachans gaining Move Through Cover
Mordians gaining a BS boost for being formed into a firing line
etc

Yeah Revamps of all the metal models would be so awesome, so you can take a Catachan, Cadian, Mordian, Steel Legion, Vostroyan, or Valhallan regiment, all in plastic and have play styles/benefits that suit each individual regiment. that would be cool as.

Yeah! That way there could finally exist a rule that represents the diversity the IG regiments deserve in the rules

**ThunderFury 2575**

I'd somehow see orks getting a shopping list worth of special rules to add to them being ferocious melee combatants in the fluf.

**DaPino**

Thousand sons Rubric marines would probably get a 2+ invul save as long as their sorcerer is alive based on the fact that it is practically impossible to kill a rubric marine by conventional means as long as there's a sorceror that's able to knit the armour back together.

Now that would be a REALLY interesting unit on the table. It might even be worth its points cost!