Chaos Legions!!!

[TheMav80]

Night Lords. Due entirely to Dembski-Bowden's handling of them in his trilogy.

At the same time, the way he wrote the Word Bearers makes me really like them too.

[Scribe of Khorne]

Night Lords. Due entirely to Dembski-Bowden's handling of them in his trilogy.

At the same time, the way he wrote the Word Bearers makes me really like them too.

Yeah its really unfair actually. If I read something he has written I want to build an army of it...

[bobafett_h]

I'm looking for updates to rules and models for all of the legions personally. However, as a World Eater player, I'm especially looking forward to the possibility of updated Terminator kits with different legion specific iconography and bits as well as a plastic dreadnought with the same kind of thing...

[Lord_Byron]

Iron Warriors.

When the Ruinous Powers show the Iron Warriors favor by mutating their arms and legs into noodley appendages the Warriors just hack the limb off and replace it with a cybernetic prosthetic. That's hardcore.

[Wyrmwood]

Yeah its really unfair actually. If I read something he has written I want to build an army of it...

Luckily for me, the Word Bearers and World Eaters were big favourites of mine before the Dead Blue Clown got his hands on them. The Iron Within by Rob Sanders, however, reinvigorated my once lost interest in the Iron Warriors. I sense the Siege of Castellax by C.L Werner will only intensify it.

[sycopat]

The Alpha Legion.

[DivineVisitor]

Alpha Legion, looking forward to seeing what kinda of sneaky gits they can be!

[Bonzai]

I voted for Word Bearers. All I am asking for in the new codex, is that they make my possessed half way as awesome on the table, as they are in the fluff.

[terradax]

The Black Legion will crush you petty villains beneath the iron boot of the Warmaster. Lupercal!

Lupercal!! I find it easy to build an army with all elements sworn to the warmaster. I include at least one squad of each (world eaters, thousand sons, Emperors children and Death Guard) in my Black Legion warband.

[theDarkGeneral]

Wow...i'm shocked to see the Black Legion in last place! Perhaps the current codex which is often referred to as "Black Legion" Codex has many sick of them? Or Abaddon's continual failures?

[totgeboren]

I think that rule-wise, the BL suffer because of lack of focus. As the 'slip of tongue' by terradax so amply demonstrates, their use of all the cults often doesn't come across as 'BL Berzerkers, Plague Marines or Noise Marines', but World Eaters, Death Guards and Emperors Children, often lead by Abbadon.
Where are the Black Legionnaires in such a warband? They might be found as a squad of suicide Termies perhaps, but most often they are not found at all. Nowadays, playing BL is almost synonymous with simply not playing a legion at all, but by playing a warband made up of other legions.

[terradax]

Where are the Black Legionnaires in such a warband? They might be found as a squad of suicide Termies perhaps, but most often they are not found at all. Nowadays, playing BL is almost synonymous with simply not playing a legion at all, but by playing a warband made up of other legions.

Don't get me wrong, I still field a couple of standard squads, chosen and terminators.

[S_A_T_S]

I went with Alpha Legion, as the HH books have made them so much more interesting. Previously they always seemed to just be trying to undermine the Imperium post Heresy, now I just don't know what they are up to - it could be anything!

My legion is BL. I always try and make the basis of any army I make a couple of squad of undivided CSM, backed up by a couple of cult squads and a BL-painted daemon prince. Got my furies painted up in black with pink and purple details so they fit in as undivided lesser daemons. I'm not sure BL really need much to make them more distinctive. The reason Khorne Berzerkers and Plague Marines are not called World Eaters and Death Guard is because the last two are legion names, while berzerkers and plagues are simply marines that have dedicated themselves completely to their gods, whatever their legion. They really should be painted up in BL colours, with maybe a little red/green just to make them a little distinct and more quickly recognisable on the tabletop. Problem is that all GW material has each unit painted in classic legion colours, rather than BL, so people automatically (subconciously) feel they should paint their berzerkers all red. I know I did... When I finish my BA, my Khorne Berzerkers might be the next thing I strip and repaint to better fit my BL force.

[Szalik]

Iron Warriors ! I played my first game of 40k with them back in the days...But apart from them I'm curious to see what will they give to all iconic god dedicated chapters.

[Excessus]

I'm not surprised that Thousand Sons are in the lead. They have been given extremely bland rules ever since 3d ed and is one of the most impressive armies on the battlefield, modelswise, it is about time they got some nice rules! They would have definitely been my second choice, after Alpha Legion! (I like my blueberries, hehe)

[Kaltenberg]

Just to erase all the confusion. I am Alpharius.

With that said, I'm expecting to play a deathguard thousand sons or Iron warriors army. I strongly expect those to have rules or strengths witch suits me the most.
But I'm looking forward to all of the legions.

[Lucious]

Khorne....always Khorne!

Skulls for the Skull Throne!

[Sons of Lorgar]

In the name of Blessed Lorgar, the hosts of Colchis march!

Been collecting a host of Word Bearers for five or six years now, and almost amassed two companies. Supported by splinter warbands of the four monotheistic chaos legions, a titan of the dark mechanicum and a combined arms brigade of traitor guard and mutants.

[Reivax26]

World Eaters. The other armies thought Kharn was bad before...just wait till he is getting backed up by the real Khorne Terminators instead of these pitiful fools we have now. Blood for the Blood God!!!!!

[javgoro]

(Un)Surprisingly enough as a Space Wolf player... Thousand sons!