#WARHAMMER 40K 8TH EDITION RULES SUMMARY FULL#
Besides, the tactical challenge is only one (admittedly important) element of what makes a game fun for most of us, half the point is the cinematics and the social-ness. Warhammer Armies: Ogre Kingdoms (6th Edition) Warhammer Armies: Ogre Kingdoms is the second army book featuring the Ogre Kingdoms army, printed in full colour. If they don’t want to help out newer players, then frankly, I’m not sure you want them in your social circle anyway. That way, they benefit from a better opponent down the line. But your opponent will generally know this going into the game, and should - if they’re a decent human - be happy to help you accrue more practical experience so that your confidence grows. What if my opponent is super knowledgeable about all the supplements and I'm just being a basic bitch with my codex? Won't they have an advantage? wait, they move how fast? FIRE EVERYTHING!" It's enjoyably cinematic when you find yourself thinking, "This is fine, this is fine. Get comfortable with your codex first, and branch out from there if you want to.įor me there's an immersive fringe benefit to this approach: I enjoy being surprised by the things I didn't know my opponent can do, at least the first few times I encounter them.
Being on top of your own army's rules is much more important in that regard than having a patchy understanding of other factions. It might seem odd for me to suggest you don't need to worry about all the updates happening for all the other factions, but here's why: as a player, your first priority is to ensure your opponent has fun.
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