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Alternate Sisters of Battle miniatures.

Alternate Sisters of Battle: Raging Heroes.

Now I've asked my friends and they seem okay with it. Perhaps a whirlwind as the exorcist though. Seraphim would get some manner of agile jump pack. Retributors get scopes and other gadgetry. Dominions get hoods and cloaks to fit their outflanking/scout nature. To differentiate the units, I'd model them appropriately. For a base I would probably use the Tempestus Scion models, armored up a bit more and with female heads. I would like to run Sisters counts-as, as a workaround for the lack of models. This led me to a pretty interesting idea, but one that I fear will be met with a bit of animosity.

GW in their sexist ways have refused to give them anything other than a codex. Sisters don't have plastics and will likely not have plastics for some time. A pair of Crusader/priest squads, and probably a Sisters core. I know I want a few deep striking Meltaguns. I'm in no way worried about what I want in the list. So it's entirely feasible to fit these all into a list and to be tactically viable, I'm sure. I also love the whole deep strike tactic they have. I love the new Scion models and I'm not terribly insulted by the Taurox. Militarum Tempestus: As with the Sisters, they're the guys that get **** done. With their new Codex, they're only that much more appealing. The regular guys and girls against impossible odds. They, with the Imperial Guard, fit my passion for the underdog. Sisters of Battle: I've always had a soft spot for the sisters. I would rather not field any marines though, so no grey knights. I'm especially fond of the Ordo Malleus and Hereticus. The whole space church illuminati is great. Inquisition: I've always loved the Inquisition as a whole. I've settled on a few codexes for a few reasons.

Nothing truly competitive, but nothing incredibly horrible either. So I've been lurking a few forums, coming up with ideas and whatnot for a new army to build.