The new rules are HERE! Come see how crazy the new Genestealer Cult rules are, as the newest army hits the ground running full stride!
via Fxeni, Dakkadakka 2-28-2016
Brothers Aberrant
The Favored Disciples
The Faithful Throng
Ghosar Broodkin (formation)
Magos Orthan Trysst
Patriarch (Yikes!)
Primas Vorgan Trysst
Purestrain Princelings (note: Stealth)
Wow gather around the anointed of the Four Armed Emperor, these new rules are spicy with a capital “S”. Good stat lines, with solid attacks at initiative, and shooting that looks to be effective. Maybe the best part is the formarion that can infiiltrate and gets shrouded AND can assault on turn one! WOW
Finally, note we have no info as of yet on the allies matrix. The faction logo up top is related, but not identical to the Tyranids one.
Genestealer Cult Rules Roundup
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Should Tournaments go to 1500 Points? – Long War Episode 40
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