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I just finished reading the inquisition codex and whanted to see if someone could confirm some of the rules, Keep in mind that I already have the inquisitor in the picture.
1. The Ordo Hereticus, Malleus and Xenos inquisitors are the same the 3 have the same rules there is no diference btween them.
2. In a what you see is what you get, would you consider this model wearing power armor?
3. The Hq in the codex refers to the following models but It dosent expecify witch ordo, does that mean they itch can be whatever ordo I whant?
https://www.games-workshop.com/en-BE/Grey-Knights-Inquisitor-with-Power-Sword-and-Bolt-Pistol
https://www.games-workshop.com/en-BE/Grey-Knights-Inquisitor-with-Inferno-Pistol-Power-Sword
https://www.games-workshop.com/en-BE/Grey-Knights-Inquisitor-with-Combi-weapon
4. Does anyone actually use tecno monkeys (Jokaero Weaponsmith), I whanted one for gaks and giggles but I got just bought 2 landspeeder, 1 imperial knight and 1 librarian and cant really afford to whaste money o things I whont use.

1. The difference between then is their wargear options and their warlord traits if you make one of them the warlord.
2. Sure. Inq isn't the most WYSIWYG faction so do what looks passable.
3. The one with the inferno pistol is basically only a Hereticus Inq because there the only ones who can take inferno pistols but the others can be any of the three.
4. Jokaero are alight in an acolyte squad (3 guys with plasmas or meltas) in a Chimera. The jokaero can make the other guys weapons interesting and the monkeys heavy weapons can be useful. With the new Inq book coming out in a week or two who knows how viable that will still be (hopefully more).

Here's a link to help you out an it on figuring out some stuff regarding your army

https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Warhammer_40,000/Tactics/Inquisition(7E)

They go over the wargear, different HQ's and henchmen, and other stuff

1-3: The differences are weird, fuzzy, and quite difficult to define well enough to get anything resembling WISYWIG out of. 95-98% of the options don't have anything resembling an 'official model'.

On the bright side that means Inquisitors are rife with possibility for creative kitbashes. Go wild.

4: They do cool things but they're not essential. If you can't afford them there's nothing wrong with playing without them. Though if you're in a sarcastic mood you could always stick some LEGO monkeys to spare 28mm bases.

There will be a new one in a few days. None of us know the new rules for them.


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I use a monkey at the moment. Its a fun model, not the best rules but meh who cares not the worst either.

I love my monkey and he loves me. He doesn't always do much, but he's great fun to have on the table, and sometimes he will do crazy stuff to his squad mates weapons.

I use the shmonkeys a lot. Their weapon buffs are cool, and a few more lascannons are always nice to have. Oh, sure, usually they don't do too much, but the one time you end up with an Acolyte squad that has 36" Rending storm bolters, say...