Been reading more and more of the Horus Heresy Betrayal book and seeing the truly amazing resin minis coming out of Forgeworld... Looking at my own actual Pre-Heresy stuff and how very primitive those pieces look in comparison? Yeah, and the rules for the Legions are actually quite good. Haven't played them yet, but they look balanced and fun to play... While staying powerful enough to at least have a chance against the current top tier lists I think. The basic Legion lists alone are ~ 60 pages, and that is just the generic stuff, the specific Legions are more... But the first book really only has Traitor Legions which I will not play. Second book has Salamanders and Iron Hands, neither of which are ones I am much interested in for Loyalists... So, guess I start looking at redoing my ancient Wolves or Imperial Fists perhaps as the Crimson Fists did not exist at that time.
So, I guess I start trading for and picking up some of the more interesting "ancient" Armors... I have a set of "Breacher Siege Squad" lads coming to become a Command Squad with Storm Shields in 40K, but guessing that they will just be the first group... Breachers are Troops in the 30K lists, but unit starts at 10 men... Assault Squads are also Troops... Seems weird to me that Forgeworld can write such amazingly balanced and frankly good Army Books and GW comes out with silliness and stupidity in the form of the $50 DA book that was DoA due to the Heldrakes and massed fliers initially seen in 6th edition... Damn shame, and I have to admit that this causes me a fair bit of concern for the long term viability of the game.
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