Having something that keeps objectives after you leave is great for World Eaters, as you can sprint everything forward! They also mentioned in the live stream that the factions in the 10th Edition Codex roadmap would each have a new model released with their rules!

With new army-wide rules, more datasheets, weapon profiles, and new stratagems, the picture of how some of the favorite factions will work in 10th Edition Warhammer 40k is more evident now. Latest Updates & New Rules Articles For Warhammer 40k 10th Edition Still,40k’s Xenos factions are hardly bit-players – they have their own motives and designs upon the galaxy, and each has a rich history and mythology of its own, with culture, philosophies and ways of war reflected in its rules and models on the tabletop. Speaking of which, For the Greater Good has been updated here as well, basically giving T’au the ability to fire Overwatch free and the ability to do so against units the declare a charge against a friendly unit within 6″. It’s real good as a faction ability.Plus, if you manage to roll twelve 5’s and 6’s, this will be pretty strong. Even some 4’s thrown in there wouldn’t be too bad. As the Tyranids barrel into the far side of the galaxy, the Genestealer Cults draw their gaze with secretive underground operations. The Day of Ascension is at hand, and no Imperial oppressors will see the Cult Ambush coming from beneath their feet. Yes, they do, but the contents of the stratagem list for the Inquisition makes them something of a special case. We think most Inquisitors are going to show up as lone agents in other armies, which would normally make them unlikely to be your warlord, making traits and relics kind of academic. However, GW have cunningly foreseen this, and the first and most important stratagem on this list is as follows: Plenty of the upgrades aren’t super horrible, and as covered in the relic section giving a Xenos Inquisitor a poisoned force weapon is pretty funny but the laws of list building probably dictate that these are mostly going to be cheap and cheerful when they appear.

Here’s the breakdown of the rest of the Warhammer 40k 10th Edition Index cards sets that stores are getting in a bundle: Each Index contains that faction’s army rule and one full Detachment, so you can get playing straight away.I'm surprisingly excited to play, as I've been pretty down on 9th edition overall and stopped playing over a year ago, as I was just generally bored and frustrated with how the game was. GW has kept some things I don't like (I Go, You Go turn structure), but overall simplified the stratagem system, which was absolutely bloated between 8th and 9th. I also like the general simplification and mostly the removal of Aura abilities, so now you know when a character is attached to a unit, you simply have that buff on that unit and no need to worry about a bubble. It feels like this is an overall move towards consolidation of rules with Age of Sigmar, which I'm happy about, as I think AoS generally plays better and is more fluid than 40k has been in the past.