RE: [NetEpic ML] Terminators & transports

From: DSIT-EG <BRUNTZ>
Date: Mon, 4 Sep 2000 15:34:25 +0200

Salut,

Tu as écrit :

> I can live with 4 termies to be teleported to the batleground
>as a specialcard. That would allow players to use them offensively
>without dibling to much with gameballance.

I don't think that giving the 'teleporation' to a whole terminator
detachment or company as a free support card will unbalance the game. After
all you'll will still have the same break point and termies will not have
the support of their land raiders...

>I have also done some research on the new Land Raider Crusader,
>and here is my thoughts:
>The Crusader is originally bult for the Black Templars SM Chapter
>to carry their termies (relativley) safe right up to the enemies position.
>They have replaced the lascannon with bolters to give close support to
>the infantry once unloaded. They also have an increased transport
>capability, 8 termies in stead of 5 whitch is the usual in 40K. These
>tanks are uncommon outside the Black Templars.
>I think a translation to netepicrules should look something like this:

>Special Card to replace 7 Land Raiders in a Terminatorcompany

Special card for non Black Templars and support card for Black Templars?

>Cost 100
>(I ran the stats below thruogh the formula, and got the price to
>be 150 cheaper than the original 7 Land Raiders, so you are in a
>way paying 250 for the special card.)
>Move 25
>Save 3 (The crusader is lightlier armored to gain speed)
>CAF +3
>5 Bolters of 15 cm hits on 6+ (2 on right & left side, 1 on turret on top)
>1 Hvy bolter of 25 cm hits on 5+ (Mounted in front of the crusader)

Wahoo! This is a huge firepower? What about 4 bolters, range 15cm, hit on
6+. Or two bolters, range 15cm, hit on 5+...

> Transport capability of 2 infantrystands.

Well, if you keep a Transport(2) there would have no interest in building
Crusaders...


François Bruntz
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