--- In armybuilder@y..., cgift@h... wrote:
> --- In armybuilder@y..., ice_age@h... wrote:
> > --- In armybuilder@y..., richard.j2.lonski@m... wrote:
>> In the GW FAQ they state that, "Basically you get to use the stats
>> (apart from save) and special rules for the cult Marines
>> (Berzerkers etc), with the saves, equipment and upgrades of the
>> Terminators."
>>
>> This includes the ability for cult termies to be used as troops
>> (it's mentioned specifically). So go ahead and make that
>> Chaoswing, and post some pics when you're done.
>>
>> Keith Hann
*If they share stats (except for armor), then shouldn't the 1000 Sons
Terminators get 2W?....or did they mention that too?*
**I have not seen that FAQ, but it makes sense, however, does that
mean that noise marine terminators:
A: count towards the noise marine requirement for a warp amp?
B: get a free champion upgrade is fielded in a unit of 6 per the EC
article in the latest WD?
I would say yes, but I have not seen any clarification or mention
of that by GW.**
I figure I'll answer both questions here:
Do Thousand Sons Terminators get two wounds? Well, you'd think so,
wouldn't you? It was obvious from the start that they should, and
that is what the FAQ strongly suggests. However, 1KSons Termies do
not have 2 wounds in any GW source, and the FAQ never corrects that
specifically, so no, they don't. Oddly enough they don't have
the "can't ever charge" disad either. They are revising the Cult
Termie rules for the Chapter Approved codex, and hopefully these are
some of the revisions included. Tzeentch was really given the shaft
this edition.
As for the Noise Marine question, I don't own a Chaos codex, so I
couldn't answer the first part, as the exact wording is fairly
important. All I know is that Noise Marine Terminators count as
troops if you wish. They don't count as Noise Marines (a seperate
unit altogether). They definately do not get a free Aspiring
Champion, as that rule only applies to an Emperor's Children army,
and then only to Noise Marines. NM Termies can count as troops, buy
can't count as Noise Marines, which is what the sacred number rule
applies to.
Keith Hann