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					 Joined: Thu Jun 21, 2007 8:16 pm Posts: 26 Location: Bennington, VT USA
				
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						Hello everyone;
  I am new to Epic, and I am starting with a Space Marine force.  I am planning out my starting army list, and was hoping to get some ideas/thoughts regarding the forces I have, and how best to fight with them.  (I am not sure which armies I will be fighting against, so I am trying to think generically.)  
  ***  Disclaimer   ***  I do not currently own any aerospace units (Thunderhawks, Landing craft, drop pods, spacecraft, etc.), so I am attempting to make the best I can of a mud marine list! I will eventually purchase some of these units, but I am working  with what I have for now...     *** /Disclaimer  ***
  Here's the list as I see it now -
  Tactical Detachment w/ Rhinos, Hunter, 2 Dread, Vindicator  - 550 pts. Tactical Detachment w/ Rhinos, Hunter, Dread, Vindicator  - 500 pts. Tactical Detachment w/ Rhinos, Hunter, Supreme Commander  - 475 pts. Tactical Detachment w/ Rhinos, Hunter  - 375 pts.
  Devastator Detachment w/ Rhinos, Hunter -325 pts. Devastator Detachment w/ Rhinos, Hunter -325 pts.
  Landraiders, Commander - 450 pts.
  Total: 3,000 points
  I also have available a few more Tactical formations, a few more Devastator formations, an Assault formation, a Predator formation (Annihilators), more Landraiders, and a Warlord Titan.
  My thought is to run a Hammer-and-Anvil strategy, with the large Tactical formations and Devastators as the anvil, the Land Raiders and two mobile Tactical formations as the hammer.  I placed the SC with a mobile Tactical formation to avoid his being in the largest unit, but still in a large enough formation not to be an easy target.
  As I am new to Epic, I expect that there are many things that I have not considered.  What kind of advice can you give me? Anything will be appreciated!
  Tristan 
					
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