FTN Episode 379 – Is the Book of Rust a Must Have – Yep

Forge The Narrative - Warhammer 40k Podcast

I guess I shouldn’t answer the question to the catchy title in the title but hey… maybe I saved you a click. If you play the factions represented in the Book of Rust you know you want it. For others, what you’ll find is a really well thought out book with a lot of cool lore, campaign ideas and awesome art. Get it!

Hey all,

I play two of the factions represented in the Book of Rust and I couldn’t be more pleased. With the Adeptus Mechanicus we see some pretty nice upgrades to struggling units and army types.

For the Death Guard we see a way of playing that doesn’t (and also prohibited from if that matters) center around Mortarion. I love playing with the giant figures but they aren’t for everyone. Some folks don’t prefer using them and some people prefer not to play against them. Either way – the rules presented for Death Guard here are pretty novel and allow for a style of play that harks back to when the idea of a Chaos Legion came about as a powerful concept all the way back in 3rd edition. (3.5)

The same idea holds true with the Admech. The concepts here give what I consider the minimum amount of rules buffing to add a WHOLE new playable list type back to the faction. I like playing with the Robots and happen to have a fair amount painted so my eyes list up when I got a chance to look at the rules. The rules are good, but not too good. Why does this matter? I think people will be pleased and not feel like they were a victim or benefactor of codex creep. It feels weird to even type this!

We kick off the talk about a potential overpowered thing with the Druhkari being able to stack multiple on top of multiple for attacks from a single character model. Wow.. this could be big but I honestly don’t read it the way that some people are reading it that benefit from certain interpretations. With that said – I do see where they are coming from so I’d put this point on FAQ Watch.

Watch this space for more hobby stuff.

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For anyone who has read this far down we’ve recorded the first video with myself and Oscar Lars where we review a listener submitted model. It should be produced and ready to go mid November. Please keep checking back and if you have a model you’d like us to review for how it would stack up vs the Battle Ready standard and the Artists Standard, hit us up in a private message with a pic. This is coming soon- I promise!

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Credits:
Paul Murphy – Host
@warmaster_tpm

Panelist:
Adam Camileri
Red Powell
Tanya Gates

Honorific:
Justin Troop – troopsmash
Christopher Morgan – captain morgan
Ricky Addington
Josh Ginn