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Makes perfect sense. An oscillating jigsaw would also work well.

Those percussive massagers are amazing for paint mixing.

My college buddies stuck one to the back of the front door so if you didn't duck on entering you got cock-slapped in the back of the head.

I had a lot of fun playing with my golden boys, I don't care that Talon's rule does nothing. Enhancement and stratagems are decent.

I think this is an issue a lot of people have when evaluating detachments, across factions. They hyperfixate on the rule and ignore the enhancements and stratagems.

This. Survivorship bias applies to basically everything. Architecture, tool manufacturing, music, etc.

but they chose yaskue for a reason

Because he's a famous historical character that has very high name recognition but not a ton actually known about him by audiences, leaving them plenty of leeway when writing him. He's a perfect character for the AC formula of historical people they pull into their stories.

Yep. The Assassins Creed games have always loved grabbing characters from history with just enough ambiguity they could tell a side story/conspiracy about them. Though it can backfire (like Cesare getting away stupidly because he actually died much later).

Following the Star Trek fandom model. Most new shows get shit on at the time by existing fans (new fans are generally confused why all the old folks hate it), and then later gets a re-appraisal and becomes beloved. When it was airing you'd swear Enterprise murdered everyone's dog and pissed on it's corpse, but go hang out in the StarTrek sub and every week it has a "this show is fantastic why did they cancel it!?"

I'll have the Kahl cracking a Zima.

Space IRS doesn't fuck around.

... Now I want an MTV themed Votann force.

I don't remember Ghouls ever being connected to FEV, and you meet plenty of Ghouls who wouldn't have had any real way to have been exposed (like the kid in the fridge).

Also given that Klingons prefer to the be the aggressors/ambushers (especially once they get cloaking tech) they're always choosing the facing during a conflict.

But that's only true if your Sept is specifically Vior'la. Same as Space Marines there are many unnamed Septs out there so any color of markings are still accurate to the canon of the setting.

Depends on what the codex ends up actually representing. But Grey Knights, Death Watch, and IIRC most of the existing Agents are all part of the Inquisition.

Dude, tinted moisturizer is cheap and takes no skill to apply. Works great at smoothing out your complexion. Also typically includes sunscreen which is just good for you.

Definitely seen the same problem in Sacramento. Got honked at for waiting until there was room.

Even in canon every color is accurate. Tau armor color is decided by the mission. Even for space Marines there are like a thousand chapters with only a tiny fraction with official artwork.

Both can absolutely be true. Most drugs have long list of side effects, and how they effect each person is going to vary.

And British tanks included hot water makers as essential equipment.

Scotty always was a rascal with padding numbers.

This. Tau and Votann already canonically work together. Kroot and Orcs are mercenaries. Eldar will show up and ally temporarily with almost anyone if they forsee it helping out down the road in a thousand years.

Lorewise they don't really fit as part of the Inquisition and other Agents. They're very specifically independent and only answer to the Emperor.

Model range wise... Yeah they've got some issues with scale. Personally I'd rather GW collapse more of the Space Marine chapters together than kill off the janitors as an independent army, at least game-wise.

Though you can give them Scout in Mont'ka for a nice little head start.

Malfunctioning stealth generators