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And because I hadn't done enough hobbying this weekend I finished my not-Space Wolf-Miniature of the Month, too.
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No fancy colours here, just some coloured lighting and some lava and ice.
Yes, apparently I'm a Bolter-drilling snob now. 🤣
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How hard is it to get into 40k? Like learning the rules and actually playing the game?
I'm definitely not asking because I fell in love with an aesthetic and need an excuse to spend so much money on this shit
Not hard at all, really! Since the 10th edition of the game it's super easy to actually get an army on the table. The only thing you -NEED- to make a legal army is a HQ model (something that will be the leader for your army), after that you can basically just collect and use whatever you want. There is a limit of only being allowed to use 3 duplicates of the same unit unless it is a 'troop' unit, a 'transport', or other special things a certain army might let you take more of. Playing the game itself isn't super hard. It's mostly using troop units to hold objectives which score you victory points, using your elite things to beat their troops and defend your own, as well as accomplishing random objectives that you draw from a deck each turn. There is a LOT more nuance than that, with different missions, board layouts, and special rules each game. There's a free and official Warhammer 40,000 app you can download that has all of the core rules on it, so learning the game through that is pretty simple. If you're more of the PC type, you can use Wahapedia and find all of your rules through there! :)
Thank you! (And thank you to everyone else who answered)
It just seems like such a daunting hobby to get into because there's just so much everything.
I didn't realise that it's objective based, and that's actually making it appeal to me more. Who cares if I'm bad at building an army that synergises well if fighting isn't the only thing happening.
Hopefully the adepta sororitas miracle system won't be too hard to learn while I'm also learning everything else
Anytime!
If you have an actual Warhammer store near you I can HIGHLY recommend going there in person. All Warhammer stores give free introduction sessions where they can teach you how to play, how to build, and how to paint your first models. You can also grab a Battle Honours booklet which lays out little activates and progressive steps towards collecting an army. You get little freebies for doing them also (dice, a box for all of your spare miniature pieces, etc). The hobby can be daunting to get into, but having those first steps laid out for you makes everything so much easier. Ask about miniature of the month also. Each month, stores give out a free model to take home typically themed around recent releases. It can be a great way to get extra little bits to add to your collection and feel about to see if it's something you are actually interested in!!
You might have already seen it, but check out this for a quick run down on how the Adepta Sororitas miracle system works. :3c
How hard is it to get into 40k? Like learning the rules and actually playing the game?
I'm definitely not asking because I fell in love with an aesthetic and need an excuse to spend so much money on this shit
Not hard at all, really! Since the 10th edition of the game it's super easy to actually get an army on the table. The only thing you -NEED- to make a legal army is a HQ model (something that will be the leader for your army), after that you can basically just collect and use whatever you want. There is a limit of only being allowed to use 3 duplicates of the same unit unless it is a 'troop' unit, a 'transport', or other special things a certain army might let you take more of. Playing the game itself isn't super hard. It's mostly using troop units to hold objectives which score you victory points, using your elite things to beat their troops and defend your own, as well as accomplishing random objectives that you draw from a deck each turn. There is a LOT more nuance than that, with different missions, board layouts, and special rules each game. There's a free and official Warhammer 40,000 app you can download that has all of the core rules on it, so learning the game through that is pretty simple. If you're more of the PC type, you can use Wahapedia and find all of your rules through there! :)
Gotten Eldar on the Brain I wanna rap my knuckles on her armour, hear it go ding.
They're just so draw-able.
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