>
>
> >> My point? I think the 'rules creep' is nearly non-existant. New armies
> >> are always decried as more powerful until the next army comes out and
> >> previous lists are forgotten. In WHFB, virtually no lists are appreciably
> >> weaker than the others (maybe Empire).
> >
> > You apparently weren't playing SM/TL when Hive
> >War came out... The creep is definitely there.
> >
> >Scott
> >shupes_at_...
>
> ------> And I would add: For WHFB are the new High Elves tougher/better/
> up-rated over the old HE's. I think so. Are the Dark Elves better than
> the Old
> High Elves - I think Yes. I think you have some degree of rules creep.
> (I use the two most comparable example I know of for FB)
>
The opposite applies for 40K, Eldar and SW, the first two are a
considerable amount more powerful than others, Dark angels and
ultramarines are ridiculously fair, and Tyranids are quite bad. SoB I
have yet to play, but with three units how good can they be.
Steve
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