- Gargantuan Creatures. These guys are so point 'n click it's not funny, mainly due to Stomp. My change to Stomp would be this: you get a single Stomp after Initiative step 1, but before combat resolution. You still use the small blast, and can center it as you choose, as long as it's touching the base of the creature stomping. Roll a D6 - 1: Nothing happens. 2-5: The unit suffers S6 AP4 hits per model under the blast. 6: The unit suffers S10 AP2 hits per model under the blast. This can hit Invisible units. It's also the same chart for vehicles.

- Super Heavy Walkers/Vehicles. Same as Gargantuans. Stomp needs to be tones down. And in general, GCs have resistance to Poison and Sniper weapons, which are designed to kill scary things like them. Yet SHVs have no resistance to Haywire? BS, if you ask me. So, Haywire only effects SHVs on the roll of a 6, and does not count as a penetrating hit. If you're going to make all these things scary, you have to make them equally scary.

* Also, as an overall rule, they may fire all (and I mean all) of their weapons at different targets. However, they may only charge a unit if half (rounding up) of their weapons were fired at that target unit.

- Walkers. They all gain the Smash special rule.

- Assault Vehicles: Work the same as they are. However, if a vehicle does not move in the movement phase (pivoting is allowed) then is becomes an Assault Vehicle until the end of the turn. Meaning you can disembark from Wave Serpents and Rhinos and still charge as long as the transport did not move. This also means no assaulting from Drop Pods or any other transport that Deep Strikes, as that counts as moving.

- Open-Topped vehicles: still adds +1 to the vehicle damage chart, but may not be taken above the roll of a 6 unless the weapon fired was AP1/2. Also, explosions from an Open-Topped Vehicle only count as S3, instead of the normal S4.


* Vehicles count as WS1 in close combat. A vehicle that moves Flat Out or Turbo-boosts counts as WS5 for the first round of combat. A vehicle that is Fast counts as WS10 for the first round of CC if it moved Flat Out or Turbo-Boosted.



* Also, Monstrous Creatures, Gargantuan Creatures, Vehicles, and Superheavy Vehicles all must be obscured 25% or more to claim a cover save. (No more sticking toes in cover)

- Smash: As is, save for one change. You may forgo all attacks in CC, to instead make a number of S10 attacks equal to half of your base Attack characteristic, rounded up. You receive no additional Attack bonuses while making a Smash attack.

- And They Shall Know No Fear: When making a Morale, Pinning, or Fear check, a unit with one or more models with this special rule may reroll failed Leadership checks. They may also reroll failed Regroup checks, and if successful, may move and act normal that turn. If a unit every Runs from combat and they are caught by a Sweeping Advance, they stay in combat and pile in, instead of being completely destroyed. They ignore penalties when charging a unit with Fear. (Edit: They also always regroup on full Leadership, regardless of squad size.)

- Fear: As is, with an addition. When charging a unit that has one or more models with the Fear special rule, the charging unit must make a Leadership test. If passed, the charge is resolved as normal. If failed, the charging unit is treated as having made a Disordered Charge.

- Precision Hits: A model that is allocated a wound from a Precision hit may not Look Out, Sir!. Precision hits (a To Hit roll of 6, obviously) gain the Ignores Cover special rule.

- Pinning: A unit that is hit by one or more weapons with this special rule, emergency disembarks from a destroyed vehicle, or is force in some other way to make a Pinning check, does so at the end of each phase, and must make a single check.

- Poison: Returns to the old rule that if your Strength value is equal to or more than the targets toughness, you may reroll fail To Wound rolls.

- Eternal Warrior: As is, but with one change. If a model is hit with a Strength D hit, they suffer 1 less wound, to a minimum of 1.

- Destroyer Weapons: As is, but the chart is slightly different. 1 - Nothing. 2-5 - D3 wounds/Hull Points. 6 - D3+3 Wounds/Hull points, no saves of any kind allowed.

- Ordnance Weapons: If making a To Wound roll against a unit consisting of 1 or more Monstrous Creatures, then you may reroll failed To Wound rolls. If making an Armor Penetration roll, you may roll an additional die and take the highest. In either case, every wound or hull point taken counts as 2 instead of just 1. Than, if fired by a vehicle, the model may fire the rest of his weapons normally (suffering penalties, if any, such as moving and Snap-Firing all but 1 weapon).