Warhammer 40k 5th Edition Rulebook

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Warhammer 40k 5th Edition Rulebook

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We have ratings, but no written reviews for this yet. Be the first to write a review Some hold 4-5th edition as the high-water mark of competitive gaming – but over a dozen years of True Line-of-sight,  Allies and Forge World have given us the best era of gaming ever?

Can you believe that the 5th edition was released in 2008? This was the last edition that still used single faction armies. The table of friends came out in 2012 with the 6th edition. We’ve only had friends in the game for 8 years! Seems like a long time, doesn’t it?

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Players still wax poetic about the game in its heady days circa 2008 and compare it to what 40k has become. They say the game is rushing in all directions, and we’ve seen power lists everywhere. If only we could go back to those simple bucolic days, everything would be better.

While the rules and details of the units are very different today – what hasn’t changed are the players. I would argue that the game is pretty much the same as it was ten years ago. Let’s look at some of the problems.

Some say the ally system has diluted the game. But does it exist? Regardless of the edition, players seem to gravitate towards the handful of broken combos and spam them as much as possible. Today’s Imperial and Gennari Soup is a different take on yesterday’s single-codex Leafblowers, Rhino Rush, Nidzilla, and Draigo-anything. If the ally system caused one unexpected problem of slowing down the meta change, the soup list should now have multiple units in multiple codexes so they were fixed before they went completely out of style. A decade after their introduction, the game always seems to be dominated by the 3-5 “power build” at any given time. Just like the old days.

Some say that the rules were strict back then. The 8th started out really thin and trim, but in 2 years it gives any previous edition a run for its money. Even 8th’s developers admit in White Dwarf that the goal is not to make a simple system. Therein lies the complexity. The goal was to make the game more accessible to new players. They didn’t want 8th to have fewer rules – they just wanted it to have a smaller set of core rules – so most of the complexity was moved to the datasheets. This greatly reduces the amount of reading and studying a new player has to do before putting the plastic on the table and rolling the dice. I would say that some of the earlier versions like 3rd are a bit cleaner compared to 8th.

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Time of Tough Love – Back in 1987, the game never had a unit balance. At any given time, 6-12 units in the game will be completely broken, and when GW replaces six of them – they make up. A new set. The key to competitive play is often not on the table, but the roster building phase. A strong roster with two equal players will often win. It’s just the facts of tabletop life. Finding these lists is a key part of learning to be competitive. With the advent of the Internet, the rate at which “power lists” proliferate is greater now than in the past—but it has been accelerating for quite some time.

For more than a decade, Forge World was considered taboo – mainly because the rules were wildly uneven, and people didn’t want to get both expensive sets and more rules to support them. 8th has integrated Forge World into the game more smoothly than ever before – and I’d say the fear is unwarranted. Sure there are a handful of units you see in power lists now – but it doesn’t dominate the game. I consider most Forge World units to be underpowered these days.

Overall I think we are in a good place. 10 years ago – you had to read a lot, buy tons of books and white dwarfs and learn to deal with about 3-6 lists that were really deadly. Today it’s almost exactly the same – except you can get the dude into the game in less than half the reading and time. And that’s a big deal.

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