It looks like GW is fairly happy with the 40k Dark Angels Codex, as this is possibly the smallest FAQ we’ve seen in 10th Edition!
With the book out for a little while, you can always expect an FAQ, but this time, there really isn’t too much to change. However, this FAQ is pretty important, as it lets you change a unit to Battleline, meaning you can take a lot more of them now.
40k Dark Angels Get a Tiny FAQ For 10th Edition
With this detachment, you’re focused on the bikes. Technically, they had Outriders as battleline (you’ll see below), not the Outrider Squad. This is a pretty small change but with a big impact. We all know that WAAC rules lawyers who wouldn’t let you take them as Battleline because the entry does technically say squad.
It looks like even GW likes to call them Outriders. So, nothing too wild, but it’s good to know what’s changing with your army, so gather all your bikes and take six units of them!
Click Here to Download the FAQ!
Keep an eye out for any future updates or FAQs, but for now, Dark Angels players can breathe a sigh of relief knowing that their codex is in good shape, at least in terms of not changing for now
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