Oh, lol. I play Space Marine for Xbox 360 and of course the tabletop game. Though I don’t buy anything considering twelve Termagaunts is SIXTY POUNDS

Users who are generic

SO YOU’RE BOTH SCARF TRASH

Scarf trash

Yee

Hyun’s Dojo sucks though

And that kids is why range mains like Tau quiver at the thought of fighting Tyranid mains like yours truly.

PS: do you do fantasy too? I play Lizardmen.

In which Carnifexes ignore, especially Old One Eye who is painless. Also, if i have a Synapse creature like a Zoanthrope, Broodlord or Hive Tyrant, ALL of my units can be completely fearless. So while you could throw a box on tracks at a hoard of scurrying scything talon weilding Hormagaunts, they’d still keep pushing with equal malice before quickly mowing down any and all infantry units.

That’s the glory of Tryanids. All you need to do is tactically rush. It can be as complex as you want but no matter how it’s planned out, it always ends with a rush

Not when made right.

They’re thick wedges, carved into ratcher than ground. Not only does it make it sharper than a medical f**king scalpel but it also makes its crystalline structure more resistant.
It’s also wedged in firmly with most of it inside the hardwood, also keeping it nice and durable.

Though, it’s not good on metal, hence why the conquistadors f**king destroyed them. Not only did they bring disease but also armour way more advanced than theirs, making the Makuahuitl’s blades fragile, though the club itself remained fairly dangerous

Macuahuitl. It has range, it has weight, it has durability, it has parrying and blocking.

It wins on every front

Carnifexes say no to that, your Rhinos make fantastic boxes for tinned biomass, very easy to open

I mean, it does look weird and impractical but it could kinda work, just not well. Macuahuitls are just war clubs in their prime, impossible to top

Ultramarines. I prefer the term ‘blueberry flavour’

But Blood Angels. Ooh, Strawberry!

It’s like a Tebutje turned axe.

I’m not good with tribal stuff, I’m better with middle eastern, British and European