#Cardinal chains level 50 series#

They’re fleet based and interpret the Emperor’s will literally, treating their attendant psykers like garbage and refusing to include Librarians in their ranks. Returning to Imperium, we get a brief overview of the Templar steez. It is likely the only time I will ever write at length about a single rule. I’ll step outside the scope of this review for a moment and say the removal of Bathe Your Blade in the Blood of Your Foe from Matched Play was a huge mistake, as it is the coolest secondary available to any faction ever, in my completely unbiased and authoritive opinion. I’m something of a Black Templar collector myself, so I’m happy to see these idiots show up here. We get a new Chapter exposé, this time about my favorite Imperial heels, the Black Templars. These are a little too prescriptive and tidy for the purposes of SRM’s Nigh-On Weekly D6-Generated Fanfiction Machine, but take heart knowing that these origins range from “rich parents” to “carried a boulder to the top of a mountain”, implying that the Myth of Sisyphus was merely a skill issue.

#Cardinal chains level 50 series#

Our first article is a series of 4 Heroic Origins tables for you to roll up on your Space Marine characters. In a rare and glorious turn of events, they kicked about as much ass on the tabletop as they typically do in the fluff. In this tentatively terminal game of what is, in many ways, the most matured version of 40k I’ve been so fortunate to play, I was able to take to the field with some of the heroes we get to read about in this very issue of Imperium.

The end-of-edition doldrums have set in to a degree, and the pending excitement of 10th is palpable in my local gaming area, as it likely is in yours. I recently played what will be, very likely, my final game of 9th edition 40k. A Premium subscription was provided to Goonhammer for review purposes. In this 90-week series, our intrepid magazine-receiver will be reviewing each individual issue, its included models, and gaming materials. Imperium is a weekly hobby magazine from Hachette Partworks.