Miniature Games

The counter attack special rule applies +1 to your attack stat for the remainder of the turn in which you are charged by the enemy.

To prompt conversions made by the player/hobbyist.

This rule can be found in the Warhammer 40K rulebook, but due to copyrights we are not allowed to answer this question.

Warhammer Fantasy, 40000 and Lord of the Rings miniatures are made by the Citadel group. They employ designers, who create either modeling putty or CAD mock-ups of the models. These are then cast into Miniatures, in either plastic, or a metal alloy. They are typically cast in sprues, to keep related parts together. It is then the role of the player, to piece the models together with glue, and paint them.

Heroclix is a very interesting strategy board game, which is played with different collectibles or action figures from all of the comic books you could ever imagine. Heroclix has three groups: DC (Superman, Batman, Justice League), Marvel (Spider-man, Wolverine, Fantastic Four, X-men, Avengers), and Indy.

The game procedures are very hard to explain, but if you want to know how to play, go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page, and type 'heroclix' in the search place. Or visit www.heroclix.com to know all about the tournaments, action figures, and etc.

Also, heroclix are hard to find in local stores, and most of them are sold in booster packs. Individuals may be sold, but are very rarely sold like that. Heroclix may be bought, traded, or even won in international tournaments, or local tournaments, if your neighborhood is a 'heroclix' neighborhood.

According to the most recent rules, there is no table quarter win condition. That was eliminated with the 5th edition.

You can, however, add your own rules to the game as long as your opponent agrees to those conditions. Before, taking a table quarter happens when the game ends and you have a a scoring unit (any non-vehicle, non-swarm troop choice) in the table quarter without ANY enemy unit in that quarter.

46 per Terminator. 61 for Brother Captain

I consider Lizardmen to be the opposite of elven armies in many respects, borrowing elements of both dwarven and undead armies. Lizardmen have low WS, BS and initiative, extremely powerful characters and cheap troops, much like undead. They also have warriors with high strength and toughness, as such, they are resistant, disciplined and as strong as dwarves. Although not unbreakable, they will almost always stand their ground. Troop variety, however, is one of their weak spots. They tend to be very predictable.

In games like Warhammer the armys try to be as balanced as possible so there technically is no best army.

Give it a primer of either white or black and have Patience.

The unit that has the tank hunter rule has +1 to vehicle armour penetration and is immune to the tank shock rule.

It is a bio-titan, related to the smaller Hierodule.

No. You can however use lesser demons and demon princes in a Chaos Space Marine Army.

Warhammer 40k & Lord of The Rings

Axis and Allies.

The way you paint things is open to interpretation, I'm not sure of vermin brown's shade, to give it a more metallic color you could mix it with a Dwarven Bronze.

You will probably need to look in Forge World's Imperial armor books seeing that they are the only ones that make the model.

it means your unit may Move (as if in difficult terrain) and still fire as if they were stationary.

The next 40k codex in line is the Blood Angels codex.

Gromril Armour grants them a 4+ armour save. Then there's the shield for a 3+, and when hit from the front in close combat they get another +1 to their amour save from the handweapon/shield combo, thereby granting them a total of 2+ (in close combat, when hit from the front).

Roll 1d6 and Whatever it is, that's the Str

The Assault on Black Reach Box set us $90 in the US site, and £56.50 in the UK.