How to Start a Space Marines Army in Warhammer 40K 10th Edition - Guide for Beginners
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- Опубликовано: 4 авг 2024
- Let's talk about getting together a force of Adeptus Astartes, and how to start collecting Space Marines in Warhammer 40K 10th Edition!
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0:00 Intro
0:45 Why Collect Space Marines
6:25 Resources
7:37 The Chapters
11:05 Army Creation + Rules
15:47 First Purchases
16L53 Combat Patrol + Starter Sets
18:39 Buying 40K Miniatures
19:56 Other Discount Deals
24:03 Other Thoughts for Models
27:05 Expanding the Army
32:19 Gameplay
34:33 Starter Army List Idea
36:47 Outro 
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I think an important thing for those starting a Space Marines army to know is VULKAN LIVES.
into the fires of battle upon the anvil of war!
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VULKAN LIVES!
(Painting salamanders as I type this aswell!)
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yes but where? ^^
Bro I needed this. My friend just got me Bobby G. to start an army for my birthday. Just played my first 3 matches with borrowed units and now time to build my own. I need so much I didn't know where to start. Thanks man!
Welcome brother, to serve in the Emperor's legions is the finest honor a man can have.
Vs Boxsets are great if you have a friend to split it with. For kits that I really recommend are eradicaters and eliminators. They are helpful against the buffed tanks of 10th.
horus herecy terminator box is the best bang for your buck
English is not my first language, so it might be obvious to everyone else, but what does “got me Bobby G.” mean?
@@severintwit’s a nickname for Roboute Guilliman
Starting a Space Marines army couldn’t be easier…
The greatest difficulty is the sheer amount of CHOICES can be intimidating to new players. My advice is to buy a Starter Set or a Combat Patrol, play a few games to familiarize yourself with the rules and gain some experience. WH40K isn’t for everyone and it’s better to make a $100 or $150 mistake than a $500 mistake (although you can always sell your army to recoup some of your $$)
If you enjoy WH40K and choose to dive in deeper, I recommend gradually expanding your army 1-2 DIFFERENT units at a time. Don’t buy multiples of a unit you’ve never played before. Use a single unit with the minimum squad size, try it out, and then buy more if it’s working for you. Just remember the Rule of 3 for non-Battle-Line units.
Buy the units you LIKE and that suit your play style, NOT the units on tournament-winning lists. Don’t waste time chasing the meta because it is constantly changing. For example, I bought the Gladiator and Repulsor Executioner even though SM vehicles were kinda trash in 9e. The tanks were awesome-looking, even if they weren’t competitive. Now in 10e, some vehicles are very competitive, and the new 10e Space Codex’s Ironstorm Spearhead detachment is great for vehicles.
Buy the Space Marines you like and have fun!
@@brundlefly45 Try reading my whole comment and find out.
Such good advice.
There’s a few units I wasn’t big on the aesthetic of, but they were great in game. And sure enough they got nerfed and if I’d chased the meta I’d be stuck with models I didn’t absolutely love
@@Youschnoob649 you talking about the desolation squad? :p i still think they look so derpy
I started this hobby about a year ago. Now I have 8500+ pints in ultramarines. When I built my army up I always got the rule of cool. I got a few things that aren't good but I like them. Overall if you start a marine army go with what you like
So you're the whale who keeps GW pushing the blueberries XD jk
@@Pyromanemac lol I indeed am. I'm a blueberry and I'm proud
Just started getting into Warhammer and your channel has been very helpful when collecting my marines
GW should pay you for this video. Now I wanna collect Space Marines, and I collect Space Marines! 😂
Thank you so much for this breakdown format. As a complete newbie who wants to do all of the research before purchase, this is immensely helpful.
Thanks for this, AT. I started in September and was watching a lot of games on youtube + your channel to get an idea of what I like and what I want to play, ended up leaning towards Space marines because of primarily vehicles - Repulsor, Dreads, etc. Got an Iron Father because he works with vehicles and I liked their chapter lore. So thats what I'm working towards now!
Hey, I just wanted to thank you for making these videos. I finished my army with your help
yes i got SM on the side as i picked them up in the different boxes with other armies.
they are some of the easy models to put together also and tend to be easy to paint compared to other armies, so good for beginners.
as for chapters i foresee that when the divergent chapters get their own codex they will be split away from the codex compliant chapters or they will simply get to many options and will be hard to balance, as we are already starting to see with a few of the divergent chapters that are really strong when you combine their special units with the compliant detachments.
This was very useful!
It's actually kind of crazy how the time difference between Firstborne to Primaris releases were. There was a plastic Tactical Squad in 1998, then 2013, then Primaris Intercessors only 4 years later in 2017!
I got into 40k with space marines & tau around 2006 and was out of the hobby by 2010
Coming back in 2022 has been a lot to catch up on lmao
Working on collecting and painting my First Company Detachment of The Exorcist's Chapter. Auspex Tactics is a must when you want to know what to field. I have started my collection with the Levithan box, and adding more Terminators and Sternguard now that they have their own multi pose kits.
Adding a tank would be a good next move 🙏🏼
…but that is advice from an iron hands player lol
@@Youschnoob649 I'd say that is good advice. I've been meaning to get my hands on a Land Raider, at least.
Thank you! I was in a, like, 4 day long argument with someone on the Blood Angels reddit about how the AoD box was a great start to an army.
Excellent video sir!
Looking to use the SM half of the Leviathan boxset I got in the new Horde Mode that Poorhammer recently released to fight my 'Nid army with some mates.
This video is precisely what I needed to help figure out what I'm looking at and what resources are available for them. Many thanks!
are you planning a chaos knights video like this one? That would be nice. awesome content as always. cheers
Subbed to the imperium magazine and got a decent army out of it just waiting for the last 10 issues to arrive so I can get the dreadnaught built and painted
They include a mini with the magazine?
Would love to see this video format focused for each Chapter. Specifically, Dark Angels since we're getting a new codex now.
Bro, yesterday I typed "How to build a space marine army in 10th edition". I've been wanting to start this game but building my first list seems to be more complex then the war games I've played before. Thanks for the video.
Slightly off topic - but you mention being careful about collecting too many bolters:
I'd be curious to see a video on the Anvil Siege Force's +1 to wound and how that might be used to leverage lower strength/higher volume heavy weaponry to punch up against higher toughness targets, along with how that extra flexibility might affect unit selection/collection.
I'm hoping this works for me! I'll give it a try. I love a bolter!
That's exactly what I am going for. I love myself some Intercessors and Aggressors!
@@wulferikgebhardt5312 nice! I think I might go flamestorm First. Mobility is so key and close shooting with +1D hopefully will allow our unloved battleine units to punch up.
@@smudge5 I'll probably relly on my 5 Hellblasters to put down heavies and maybe add a lieutenant for extra punch and keeping them out of melee trouble.
Unfortunately your results will depend on if your opponent lets you shoot them at that point. Since you have to not move, I know in my movement phase exactly where you can and can't shoot. Meaning I can give you either no targets or no good targets for those +1 to wound bolters. I would say build your army around the power that the enhancements and stratagems give while treating the +1 to hit/+1 to wound as a cherry on top that occasionally happens. This way your force ends up balanced and able to score with the occasional power boost as opposed to trying to take advantage of it and never moving to score.
The new Horus Heresy battle force box could also be a good pick up. 30 marines and a Land Raider, idk how useful the Deredeo would be for 40k though. I like the idea of using firstborn marines as sargeants in primaris squads, and the new HH marines work well because they are appropriately scaled.
I'm thinking of getting it for my new Deathwatch army.
New HH box coming out also feels like a good choice. 30 Basic Marines Bodies, Land Raider, Deredeo can count as a Ballistus.
I'm thinking of getting it because it will give me *plenty* of firstborns to use as sargeants for future additions in my new Deathwatch army. As well as a Land Raider for its first vehicle.
Thanks for the video. My brother has played nearly 40 years. I’ve been doing some investigating and want to surprise him by building up a small army. After looking at some of the lore and colour schemes I’m thinking of supporting the Crimson Fists. Would this same advice still apply? Also, any ideas on how to get the fists insignia on the shoulder pads?
Hey is there a video that you’ve done where you nears out a brag on your personal favorite army and why you love them so much. Also I would love something like you did in this video but for Necrons I haven’t played yet but I think Necron Overlord and C’Tan Shard of the Void Dragon both look dope but don’t know what else to get or options to consider before I purchase.
really hoping for maybe a christmas battleforce with the new space marine miniatures this time around, so the jump captain and jump intercessors, the sternguard and the company heroes, maybe even the brutalis or the chaplain in terminator armor. hesitant to pay full price with character premium for them yet if they might come in a magazine or in a box s et later down the line.
Hello, what do you think about the Strike Force Agastus? Is that a good set to start? I don't think I've seen it covered in the video? Thanks!
Still feel gun lines can be powerful just need to ensure concentrated fire needs know what key targets to hit then move forward to take objectives.
Good advice , I started with Space Wolf combat patrol , and went from there. These models are too expensive to make purchases you later regret.
I wish yiu had something like that earlyer, i Started my Dark angels Last year with a Deathwing Terminator Squad, Assault Intercessors, Regulöar Intercessors, heavy Intercessors, A squad of bladeguard veternas and an Bladeguard LT. Because i just feelt like it xD
Wish I’d known earlier that firstborn units were being phased out before I bought 4 bike squads and 6 attack bikes 😅 Oh well, live and learn I guess. 🤷♂️
You neglected to mention using the Hachette partsworks magazines as a source of models.
My tips for starting a Space Marines army?
Split the cost of a Deluxe Starter Set with a friend that want to play Tyranids.
Then expand the army with the Codex, and read it through, and see what the various units do, before making any more purchases.
But you can't go wrong with Intercessors (of all now four varieties), Hellblasters, Gladiators built as either Valiants or Lancers, Redemptor Dreadnoughts, Bladeguard Veterans, Impulsors, and Sternguard Veterans. And if you want a really big tank for your army; a Repulsor.
As far as GW direct items go, as your LGS if they can obtain them. GW sold that Cadian Defense Force for a while when Guard was still in the 8th edition book, and the set was a GW direct item. Nevertheless my LGS was able to order it and give me the standard discount. Looking back I should have gotten like two of those.
I got 3 Leviathan halves + 3 Redemptor Dreads from the Imperium magazine and called it a day
Hello all
Just started with wolves, i'm into my 5th box of marines and such, and there is a lot of extra parts that's not really usable(like extra arms - a lot). What do you do with these parts? Molt them down to spru-gue?
Most people just hang on to them and save them for future kit bashes.
Never know when you’ll want a specific weapon or tiny detail on a model.
Also as another wolf player I highly recommend picking up one or 2 boxes of space wolf first born troops (blood claws/grey hunters)
It has TONS of extra optionns for heads and weapons you can sprinkle throughout your army.
I’m not really looking to play the game, but I love the lore behind it. I am also wanting to build a couple of army’s just for display. Are all space marine models the same? Most of them has the Ultra Marines on the cover art, but doesn’t say it’s Ultra Marines. So can I make them Blood Angles? Oh, and I am a bit worried about painting them, I am color blind. Blue can be purple, red can be green, green can be brown.
You can buy upgrade kits for specific types of space marine (eg.blood angels) which let you give them proper shoulder pads etc and there are a few unique characters but you should be fine painting normal models in the right colour scheme for that type
I went to a warhammer retailer store in Mexico (where I live), I had a box of primaris intersessors in my hand because I liked how they looked. After asking the employee if intersessors was a good unit to start my collection, he gave me a reiver squad instead. Did not like them that much, but I accepted since he was the expert. Later on, I realized that Reivers were the weakest of the space marines...
Anyways, after that first box (and some research) I bought a box of intersessors, hellblasters squad and a brutalis dreadnugh. I have not played 40k since I am still building and painting, but I have been playing kill team with my reiver squad and I loved it.
It is an expensive hobby, but while I am not building/painting, I listen to 40k lore... It is so damn interesting and fun, something that I was not feeling for Halo (videogame) lore in years.
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Can you make a short video on deepstrike, strategic and normal reserves and if it’s possible to come in on turn 1 or not because this is causing so much confusion in local gaming clubs.
Can you deepstrike turn one when playing 2k points of matched play games with the deck of cards in 10th edition? Unless the unit specifically states it can, turn 1 deep strikes are not allowed ?
Someone help me out here 🤞
Yes, you’re correct. No unit from Reserves turn 1 unless the unit or enhancement specifically say they can
And no unit can come in as a deep striker turn 1 either.
You're asking a question literally answered in the leviathan rule pack. No coming from reserves (IE. Deepstrike) T1 unless rules allow otherwise. The only time you can T1 deepstrike is the example mission in the core rule book. (And not even narrative allows it)
@@tinker1945 someone’s pointed it out in the declare battle formation section in the set up booklet you get in the cards. I was looking in the app etc thinking it would be explained in there but it doesn’t state it in any of rules I looked at. Just add the rule to the deepstrike keyword and say cannot do this turn 1 🤣
18:53 For those in Canada buying new minis in Ontario at least LGS prices are 15% less than GW
I was lucky and got a Bastion Strike Force. Heavy Intercessors all the way!
I was thinking of waiting for the christmas battle box...but unfortunately it looks like it's going to be ATV vehicles and stuff, and I'm REALLY not interested by that xD.
Before you stick any paint on your space marines, go through the lore of loads of chapters and find something you really like! You don't need to paint them blue 😂
Hmm, you know, I've discovered that Black Templars make for a very powerful shooting army with the Firestorm Assault Force. Impulsors filled with hellblasters or sternguard veterans, 2 storm bolters, multi-melta and bellicatus missile array is quite punchy, and their BT Gladiator Lancers (correct me if I'm wrong) still get full re-rolls with all it's weapons because it's a seperate data card to the "vanilla" Lancer and I'm pretty sure they didn't FAQ this...+1 strength within 12" and the assault keyword on all guns makes a mechanised BT army just as, if not more powerful than any other chapter right now, and they have really good melee power on top of that. MVP chapter? I think so...Also, can someone enlighten me about transports and hazardous weapons...Does the unit inside suffer the mortal wounds, or is it the transport due to the rules stating that any weapons fired by embarked infantry count as the tank's weapons.
Buy them second hand. The end.
Can you do one for Astra Militarum?
The only thing you should use 3-D printing for is customization for your miniatures. I think it would be a total nightmare to play against someone that has a bunch of 3-D printed Proxies.
what about the Black Templar combat patrol?
it s a bit sad that "standards" chapters have not at least one signature unit :s. Easy to do and some are already on forgeworld range> just plastic them GW 😢
I would be careful starting out a space wolves force especially if it is your first army and/or not very keen on converting as it can end up being quite a bit of work due to the extra bits that tend to go on the models if you are trying to copy the lore pics and such.
Start collecting boxes… I mis those
I’m new to the game, it not tabletop games. I have just begun ordering models, will probably attempt to order and paint one unit a month. We’ll probably see 11th edit before I’m done! Here’s the list for the Raptors Chapter I think I’m going to go:
Raptors (2000 Points)
Space Marines
Vanguard Spearhead
Strike Force (2000 Points)
CHARACTERS
Captain in Phobos Armour (100 Points)
• Warlord
• 1x Bolt Pistol
1x Combat knife
1x Instigator bolt carbine
• Enhancements: Execute and Redeploy
Judiciar (95 Points)
• 1x Absolvor bolt pistol
1x Executioner relic blade
• Enhancements: The Blade Driven Deep
Lieutenant with Combi-weapon (70 Points)
• 1x Combi-weapon
1x Paired combat blades
OTHER DATASHEETS
Bladeguard Veteran Squad (180 Points)
• 1x Bladeguard Veteran Sergeant
• 1x Heavy bolt pistol
1x Master-crafted power weapon
• 5x Bladeguard Veteran
• 5x Heavy bolt pistol
5x Master-crafted power weapon
Centurion Devastator Squad (350 Points)
• 1x Devastator Centurion Sergeant
• 1x Centurion fists
1x Centurion missile launcher
1x Twin lascannon
• 5x Devastator Centurion
• 5x Centurion fists
5x Centurion missile launcher
5x Twin lascannon
Eliminator Squad (75 Points)
• 1x Eliminator Sergeant
• 1x Bolt pistol
1x Close combat weapon
1x Instigator bolt carbine
• 2x Eliminator
• 2x Bolt pistol
2x Close combat weapon
2x Las fusil
Eliminator Squad (75 Points)
• 1x Eliminator Sergeant
• 1x Bolt pistol
1x Close combat weapon
1x Instigator bolt carbine
• 2x Eliminator
• 2x Bolt pistol
2x Close combat weapon
2x Las fusil
Eliminator Squad (75 Points)
• 1x Eliminator Sergeant
• 1x Bolt pistol
1x Close combat weapon
1x Instigator bolt carbine
• 2x Eliminator
• 2x Bolt pistol
2x Bolt sniper rifle
2x Close combat weapon
Inceptor Squad (110 Points)
• 1x Inceptor Sergeant
• 1x Assault bolters
1x Close combat weapon
• 2x Inceptor
• 2x Assault bolters
2x Close combat weapon
Inceptor Squad (110 Points)
• 1x Inceptor Sergeant
• 1x Assault bolters
1x Close combat weapon
• 2x Inceptor
• 2x Assault bolters
2x Close combat weapon
Incursor Squad (170 Points)
• 1x Incursor Sergeant
• 1x Bolt pistol
1x Occulus bolt carbine
1x Paired combat blades
• 9x Incursor
• 9x Bolt pistol
9x Occulus bolt carbine
9x Paired combat blades
Infiltrator Squad (100 Points)
• 1x Infiltrator Sergeant
• 1x Bolt pistol
1x Close combat weapon
1x Marksman bolt carbine
• 4x Infiltrator
• 4x Bolt pistol
4x Close combat weapon
4x Marksman bolt carbine
Infiltrator Squad (100 Points)
• 1x Infiltrator Sergeant
• 1x Bolt pistol
1x Close combat weapon
1x Marksman bolt carbine
• 4x Infiltrator
• 4x Bolt pistol
4x Close combat weapon
4x Marksman bolt carbine
Invictor Tactical Warsuit (140 Points)
• 1x Fragstorm grenade launcher
1x Heavy bolter
1x Invictor fist
1x Twin ironhail autocannon
1x Twin ironhail heavy stubber
Invictor Tactical Warsuit (140 Points)
• 1x Fragstorm grenade launcher
1x Heavy bolter
1x Invictor fist
1x Twin ironhail autocannon
1x Twin ironhail heavy stubber
Scout Squad (55 Points)
• 1x Scout Sergeant
• 1x Bolt pistol
1x Boltgun
1x Close combat weapon
• 4x Scout
• 4x Bolt pistol
2x Boltgun
4x Close combat weapon
1x Missile launcher
1x Scout sniper rifle
Scout Squad (55 Points)
• 1x Scout Sergeant
• 1x Bolt pistol
1x Boltgun
1x Close combat weapon
• 4x Scout
• 4x Bolt pistol
2x Boltgun
4x Close combat weapon
1x Missile launcher
1x Scout sniper rifle
I hope they allow first born units with horrus Hersey models being updated would make sense that gw keeps that avenue open from a busyness stand point makes since but gw has made silly decisions before at some later point
I want to play as the Charcharadons but they're not a playable faction, so I was gonna use the Space Wolf rules and sharkify my space marines. Going to try a mix of making the characters of the space wolves more sharky, and using good substitutes for some units that I want that are shark themed already. This video was helpful, but I cannot pay GW prices lol, I'm gonna be kitbashing and printing out the ass for these minis
There’s loads of 3rd party Space shark bitz
@@darko-man8549 Yeah, and tons of models of the same quality as GW and a quarter of the price. I want to get into this hobby but GW acts like they don't want more players.
I was looking into kitbashing the Idoneth Deepkin shark riders from AoS as thunder wolf cavalry for my Space Sharks 👀
Don’t forget that all chapters are fully playable! Doesn’t matter whether they are obscure ones from the lore or one you’ve made up yourself - the rules are flexible, you can kitbash or convert your models, and even ‘proxy’ crazy conversions for things that do have rules. Just go crazy 😆
@@stats493 Yeah exactly, they look awesome
Love 40k for a while now really enjoyed kill team (phobos) ultramarines got the starter box split with a friend and a new terminator squad can anyone help what loadouts j should use
Unfortunately I'm pretty sure battlescribe isn't updated to 10th ed nor do they plan too so I don't really think battlescribe is an option anymore
Check the repository, you'll have to 10th ed as opposed to 9th
Battlescribe does semi regular updates for 10th.
The existence of the anvil siege force implies the existence of the anvil fortify force
First Born 4 Life, if I wanted Grav Tanks I’ll collect Eldar!
how can I identify which marines are primaris and which are firstborn (so more likely to be phased out later)?
There's no way this is a real question...omfg
You'll notice the older first born kits have stranger proportions to them and are smaller, the whole Primaris vs. First Born thing no longer exists in game but its best to get the newer kits later than jump for the older ones now (unless you like them). For example, Terminators and Sternguard were a First Born unit, now they are treated as either but are larger and the Sternguard are wearing Mk10 armor Primaris wear.
Can i add kriegsmen to my space marine army?
No mentions of Black Templars Combat Patrol? As a BT player I feel it is an excellent box set to start with or to add more to your army, 10 Crusaders you can never say you have enough, Marshall is pretty good, 5 Intercessors is good for it's value and an Impulsor is a good own for 1 or maybe 2 for delivery or shooting shenanigans. But the added Upgrade sprue is where it's really at, as it's basically given for free while still getting units at a discount.
It's a good combat patrol but only if you plan on playing Black Templars, the other Space Marine combat patrols consist entirely of generic units so there's more freedom in which chapter you choose.
First buy what ever you won't that looks good you can even go for Horus heresy stuff
It is nearly impossible to find hellblasters right now
Me over here just buying any units and bits that look cool 😅
At this point I’d say don’t go with SM because it’s like having a weekly subscription model. It might seem like a cheaper force but you get roped into adding another unit to your army nearly every week 😂
To be fair, that seems like a You problem.
Well, first you need to get into Fort Knox with a forklift....
An Alternative starting army I am getting and its reasonably decent:
2 redemptors
1 Ballistus
10 Terminators
1 Terminator librarian w/fire discipline
2 Squads of 5 Intercessors
2 Inceptor squads
1 Repulsor Executioner
1 Tech Marine
And I personally finish it with 6 blade guard led by a chaplain (could also do 6 aggressors led by biologis or even 10 jump marines lead by a jump captain)
You need:
2 DA combat patrols
1 Leviathan Marines half
1 Tech Marine
1 Repulsor Executioner
1 Additional box of terminators
Then whatever your bottom choice was
Spare:
5 sternguard
10 Infernus - great to practice painting on
1 maybe 2 spare chaplains (you can definitely sell 1)
Lieutenant with combi weapon (who seems pretty good)
Biologis (if you dont use him with aggressors, that really is a quite good combo rn)
I wouldn't recommend the official 40k app to anyone at this point, especially for space marines. Unless you like only having 1 list and NOT being able to see the datasheets. It'll cost some $6USD a month to build lists and $60USD to unlock the datasheets for JUST space marines. You pirate that shit, there is no other choice sadly. It's bad enough their minis are as expensive as they are, do not under any circumstances give them money for rules books that are outdated before they even hit shelves. Also relatively inexpensive means you will be spending over $500 possibly even $600 for your first full 2000pt Marine army even if you go budget on paint supplies so be mindful of that if you're looking to go whole hog. Just pace yourself and have fun.
Please please please don't point people to Battlescibe anymore, especially not new people, New Recruit is a much friendlier alternative with an actually dedicated owner and it used the same data.
When does he sleep?
yer the new combat patrol space marines just don't buy the ultimate starter from a third party like element games you will get it for around £100 that gives you both combat patrol space marines and combat patrol nids and a full board and the core book
Suggest Generic Intercessors for Multipurpose
And Personally Hellblasters
Get Used to Kitbashing
GW Makes Bland, Inept Model Designs
5th
Another good way to start a Space Marine army, is to buy it cheap off of a disgruntled netlister who's army has been "nerfed".
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Be The Best You Can at It
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Me with 3k points of Black Templars: Hmm……yeah I could this video.
How to start space Marines:
1. Learn a codex
2. Start learning a new codex because yours is already outdated
3. Repeat ad infinitum
Wait I wasn’t supposed to buy one of every unit?
I’m thinking about making a primaris gunslinger successor chapter. It’s either gonna be sons of Dorn or sons of Corvus Corax
They’re apothecaries are there best and they have more apothecaries than most chapters. They have a big affinity for pistols and handheld guns. They have a very elite defensive battle style. They’re like space marine gunslinger doctors. They have some of the most accurate marksman in the universe’s space marine’s given there ability to be the most reliable doctors and apothecaries who do a lot of work with the sisters on relief campaigns. Serving as there guardians. They’ve been responsible for keeping many chapters alive no matter the primarch they hail from.
Help me make a list and a name RUclips. I need ideas for anyone who’s made it this far.
White scars bikes lots of bikes
Day 19 of asking for GSC tier list
How to start a Space Marine army in two simple steps:
-Have money on your wallet.
-Go to a store.
If you cant, probably is because of an error in first step. Please, check on your local Commissar for further advice.
3D printer go brrrrrr, that’s how I’m starting.
I have 3000pts of Templars but i Just wanna be sure ill spend more money
The flesh is weak! Buy a techmarine and only tanks! Iron Hands for the win’
Space Marines in 10th are quite pricey to collect if you want to play somewhat competitively. Not Broadside level pricey, but can eat a good chunk of your income. No secret that 10th being mainly shooting and tanks, be ready to spend some $$$ on your Redemptor Dreadnoughts, Gladiator Lancers, Repulsor/Repulsor Executioner.
how to start space marines in 4 steps
step 1. Rob the bank
step 2. Buy Models
Step 3. Take credit
Step 4. Buy more models
You should do a video "How not to start a Space Marine Army". Seems harder...
First
Does anyone know how to get their hands on just the minis that come in the “ getting started with warhammer 40k” kit with 2 minis?
This newer 10th edition one has such a cool looking infernus marine, but i’m not paying 20 dollars for a book, a tyranid model and a space marine model
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Auspex be careful. The codex cover you showed was the 9th edition space marine codex. Some new players might get confused and go buy that one instead of the new one
Engagement
Money and lots of it. 😂.
Create your own chapter so you can get the most out of these rules. Buy special characters, switch their heads and say they're someone else. Experiment with all the detachments! You can exploit the system in 10th. You can be almost any chapter, anytime you want. Let ChatGPT write your lore and give you color schemes. It's an exciting time to play 40k.
Step one, Complain about wysiwyg. Step two, repeat step one.
All you need. Big bank account and a Amazon prime account
Start collecting marines guide in 10th " Step 1 - avoid the "start collecting "
Step 1. Do not start. Step 2. The vast amount of money needed to start SM spend on Bolt Action or perhaps some great 4X PC strategy games (which you will be able to buy a lot of). Step 3. Be happier
Imagine going on to a video irrelevant to Bolt Action and spewing hate rather then letting people enjoy what they like.
@@hunterkn4690Imagine simping for a company like you. 🤣🤣🤣
The best way to start SM is not to start SM.
It is… too late for me, my son
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