Most of the rest of this is just cleaning up of various loose ends: demons have a defined amount of Fear; fortifications can now contain models, which is nice; ramming has been tweaked to make sense; and so on.

The Knights that make up these armies operate as Lords of War in Mechanicum armies, but the Divisio Questoris Household rules break them out into their own force. For every two Troops choices – which are Armigers, by the way – a Lord of War may be taken. There are oodles of options on top of this, making Knight armies more attractive than ever. I also need to make an apology from the team; due to the scale of these updates (and a blunder on my part), we don't have full patch notes for this release (I forgot to save, oops) - so we recommend re-reading any content you're interested in to ensure you can see the changes. Be assured - there will be some that affect you! Imperium / LI - Contains Allies Matrix, Core Rules, Siege of Cthonia, Liber Imperium, Legacies: Solar Auxilia, Legacies: Militia, and Special Rules, Weapons, and Extrinsica. This new, improved version of the **Liber Panoptica** also has a few hints as to the shape our Eldar project - which I can reveal will be called **Liber Antiquia** - will be taking - and this is due to release soon. A fully-fledged Crusade System, built from the ground up (and inspired by both the Narrative Play Features from earlier editions of 40k, and 9th Edition's Crusade)This barely scratches the rusty surface of the Liber Mechanicum – Forces of the Omnissiah , which contains many diverse ways of waging war, including the unparalleled might of the Titan Legions. There are some big implications of that. It’s much easier to resolve Evade (and it now works on vehicles! Hurray!), but if you Return Fire you now resolve it before the firing unit shoots (the reaction comes before any hit rolls are made – so just before step 4 for the resolution process).

The Salamanders were ruined at Isstvan V, suffering upwards of 97% casualties and losing their Primarch (or so they thought). Their Legion playstyle is typically geared, as a result, towards high value, high quality units, which come in small numbers. And, of course, flamers.

The Titan Legions

An Archmagos with Cybernetica turns all Castellax Battle-automata Maniples in their Detachment into Line Units – troops that can score objectives and deny them to your opponent – and makes them more effective at pulverising cravens that hide in cover. It also lets Automata become effective bodyguards for the Archmagos and shield him from damage. make Reactions at all unfortunately, but if you build your firebase right this right here is a “once per game, ruin someone’s day” level ability. This book is an essential guide for anyone who wants to command Mechanicum armies in Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. It contains all of the rules you need to field the various deadly and esoteric machines and troops of the Taghmata Omnissiah, whether they are loyal to the Emperor or the Warmaster. This book also includes full details of the war engines and tactics of the Titan Maniples and the Questoris Households, as well as the rules needed to represent them on the battlefield. [11] Contents Keep your army lists at hand wherever the enemies of the Omnissiah might be with the digital ePub edition of the Liber Mechanicum – Forces of the Omnissiah Army Book . This version contains all of the same content as the physical copy and weighs practically nothing, so you’ll have extra space in your bag for another Warhound Titan. * Knight Questoris One step down, your Magos Dominus is a bit more of a dedicated Cybertheurgist/Cybernetica expert, almost equivalent to a type of Centurion. They’ve got all the guns you could need, a 5+ Feel No Pain and the ability to join Automata units, which is always helpful, and also come with an “on Abeyant” datasheet split from the main sheet.