Hi i have been thinking about writing a imperial armor styled book ( no grafik layout that's up for some one else to do) with a epic battle between the inquisition and chaos over a backwater forge world

It will field one new unit: a inquisitorial sniper unit called "imperial ghosts".
2 new army lists: gray knights and a spicific PDF militia (it will also be a IG regiment for non book related battles). And lastly a new company card for the grey knights

What would you say to a project like this would you read it and great it or would you think it is lame

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you must be willing to pay the price for fighting in cities to do battle there
sun tsu the art of war

Okay a quick specification on the units and lists

the imperial ghosts will be a super ratling (75cm range) with a anti demon skill (i cant remember right now how that is done in the core rules) with the only against chaos restriction (all imperial armies can field it but only against chaos forces (it is a ordo malus unit)

A gray knight company wil consist of 1 termi detachment, 2 tactical detachments and 1 termi stand that acts as HQ

The militia is a standard IG list with 2 exceptions they can field all IG and PDF units and they use confessors instead of commissars

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you must be willing to pay the price for fighting in cities to do battle there
sun tsu the art of war

Get to work man I want it yesterday

I think this is a cool Idea. Even if t0it was just the 'standard armies in the book as it would add fluff to the game. Give you a whole framework to play with. I know I have troubles coming up with ideas for a battle and this would help with that.

Got for it !! Do what makes you happy !!!

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Legion 4 "Cry Havoc, and let slip the Dogs of War !" ... "People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf."

They say that, but usually I just end up getting arrested...

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