Re: [Epic] New Player.. Not New lister

From: Thane Morgan <thane_at_...>
Date: Wed, 04 Mar 1998 22:10:38 -0700

Miller, Chris wrote:
>
> > > Because the Titans are not 1/10th the cost by far...
> >
> > Titans should not be any thing but terrain in WH40k. The fact that
> > you
> > have some price for then is, well, odd.
> >
> >
> ------> I agree 100% with this statement except fot the odd part, as
> there have been titan mini's made in 40K scale (though I think they're
> actually undersized compared to the ratios in Epic) and yes, the do come
> with rules/stats for 40K. Sick , isn't it? They also made the superheavy
> tanks and several of the Chaos Engines and Tyranid vehicles, which I
> have less of a problem with. Oh, and the titans had the variable weapons
> fits too, though I haven't seen many of the weapon stats. Imagine the
> Inferno Gun or the Vulcan mega-bolter in 40K. Let's see, on average the
> VMB will off 4 squads of 5 men each, so that would be what 8-10
> sustained fire dice? And the Inferno gun...one hell of a template, eh? "
> Start with your WH40K box lid, and make a cut..."
>
> I always said they'd make nice terrain, as in a "Defense of the
> Shadowsword company" type scenario where you assume these guys are busy
> nuking titans off-board, or a "Downed Titan" scenario with special rules
> for the crew & princeps being assited by marines to repel orks or chaos
> etc, but as part of a 40K force...sheesh. Unless, of course, I can stomp
> special characters. Then I'm all for it. "What - Marneus Calgar? STOMP!
> Where Marneus Calgar?"
>
> Chris Miller

I like warhounds so much I painted an Armorcast 40K scale one. It's
rougly 10" high.

I have some friends who annually played an all titan/tank battle at a
local store before it closed. Though they seemed to enjoy it, I did
notice them adding more and more infantry as the years went on.

There are a lot of rules for titans; inferno guns usually have a 24"
template, Vulcans roll6 to 8 sustained fire, ignoring jams.

Thane
Received on Thu Mar 05 1998 - 05:10:38 UTC

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