Hello everyone. I've been sitting on 2 boxes of Calth since they came out and with 8th edition out now (while fun it's just not my cup of tea as I miss comparative weapon skills, vehicle facing and moral checks), I took the plunge and now I'm 'all in' on The XII. I've played 2 proper 30k games now and am loving it. I'm 2 boxes of Calth and 2 of Prospero deep, so I'm finishing off my pool of bodies to draw from and now working on modeling some Consuls. So here's the big question... When did chaplains start wearing skull helmates? My 40k army is CSM, who's all 300ish models are all "special snowflakes", but that's not the astetic I want for my legionaries, even their officers. Aside from weapons, I'm trying to keep any differentiation to be as low key as possible. My praetor has the Calth character chest piece without the cape, my librarian will have a single "book" shoulderpad and aside from the 'toolfist' my apothecaries will just get the leather skirt. I was thinking of giving my chaplain a skull helmate, but I'm not sure if that future-historically accurate. Can anyone tell me when the skull helmates became a thing for Chaplains?
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