Boss Forskull has a new toy, it's his KLAWSTOMPA!!! WAAAGH!!!... Look for it at Adepticon 2011 in the Gladiator.
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Deffkopta to Buggy!
A simple and easily repeatable conversion to turn your Deffkopta into a Rokkit Buggy.
Showing posts with label Apocalypse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apocalypse. Show all posts
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
New Apocalyspe Data Sheet Review
Games Workshop has posted 2 new Blood Angel Data Sheets for Apocalyspe recently and Bad Donkey Gaming is taking a look.
Deathstorm Strike Force
This one I really like, not only do you get the potetial to lay down 4D6 hits along an 18 inch line, hit multiple units. The line of fire remains for any units crossing it in the enemies turn which I think is way cool!
Lucifer Armoured Task Force
As cool as the Deathstorm Strike Force is, the Lucifer Data Sheet is pretty pointless the only real benifit you get is the ability to deep strike land raiders off one another acting like teleport homers of sorts. But who wants to deep strike a land raider that can die by mishaping on other units.
Deathstorm Strike Force
This one I really like, not only do you get the potetial to lay down 4D6 hits along an 18 inch line, hit multiple units. The line of fire remains for any units crossing it in the enemies turn which I think is way cool!
Lucifer Armoured Task Force
As cool as the Deathstorm Strike Force is, the Lucifer Data Sheet is pretty pointless the only real benifit you get is the ability to deep strike land raiders off one another acting like teleport homers of sorts. But who wants to deep strike a land raider that can die by mishaping on other units.
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