I've been thinking about this comment since I first saw it. Why not make the Anti Khorne chapter with the Iron Hands and Kedad world? Armies of robots neither have blood nor skulls. We wouldn't necessarily need anything extra because the Iron Hands are already Techmarine heavy and friendly with tbe Cog boys.
Make them basically an entire legion of The Engineer.
That would actually work given everything. I like it.
Yea I think doubling down on Techmarines and getting Artillery and/or Entrenchment, make it as unsatisfying for Khorne as possible? How much base training do we get again without payingfor extra?
Yeah, especially given we already did that chybrid option so repeating is not needed...even if we don't get Demoman joke.
Like...very basics I guess.
Damn, I'm should we double down on Techmarine? Or go for Artillery since Iron Hands probably already have a bonus to Techmarines?
IF we roll that trait for them, of course there is world trait too.
Hmmm, probably should double down on Tech than. Unless we leave out on traitor geneseed? We don't have Thousand Sons right? It was a one time free deal?We already have a chapter with them so we can get them next? Not saying we should im fine if we dont.
We need to buy it because it was one-time thing because of the request.
I'm fine with just going with Extra Tech training, but if we forgoe Thousand Sons we could get two extra trainers or Extra Trainers and something else. We did just do a The Golden Sons after all?
Yep, and I don't see a reason to go with Thousand Sons. But if we want to be spiteful towards Khorne....we can go with chimeric of Iron Warriors.
Wouldn't be able to afford a second geneseed, since we're doing this to grab all the other traitor seeds remember? I just thought dropping Thousand for next time so we could get Artillery and maybe Entrenchment. But I'm fine with just sticking too extra training for Techmarines.
This is so funny, this is a chapter who specializes in putting down rebellions did they not think that the chapter would also know how to identify who the rebels are.
Isn't that because of them listening to Vandire until it was too late to realise "Oh no, he is bad news."
*Shrugs shoulders* I don't know.
We will get an explanation when we get a chapter.
Considering that we made this chapter with the skill set of scouts to gather information, chaplains to identify corruption and politics to understand the politics of the Imperium seems like this approach would be the worst one to try against this particular chapter.
