Warhammer 40000

In Warhammer 40,000, awakening a monolith typically involves using a Necron character, such as a Cryptek, to activate it during the game. This often requires meeting specific conditions, such as having the right units nearby or achieving certain objectives. Once activated, the monolith can serve as a powerful asset, bringing Necron forces back to life or providing additional firepower. The specifics can vary depending on the game's rules and scenario.

In Warhammer 40,000, the tank damage table is a mechanic used to determine the effects of damage sustained by vehicles. When a tank takes damage, players roll on this table to see the resulting impact, which can range from minor effects, like losing a weapon, to catastrophic results, such as destruction or immobilization. The table typically includes several results that reflect the vehicle's operational status and may vary depending on the edition of the game. This adds an additional layer of strategy, as players must manage their vehicles' health and respond to the consequences of damage taken in battle.

Yes there is, it's entitled Ultramarine, and is being written by Dan Abnett. The film however will only release on DVD

Create a random number generator going between 1 - 6

Codex is a latin-derived term usually applied to a Legal Code or consolidated body of Laws, there is a complex editing process, as time passes, some famous Codices were the Code of Hammurabi and the Code of Justinian, the Justinian code was divided into several parts, the Codex proper, the Pandex or all-subject index (sometimes misleadingly called the Digest, The Institutes- essentially a training or technical manual for law students ( and by extension Cops) and the supplement or Novellae which ;literally translates as (News) not Novels- no fiction here. the Corpus Juris Civilis, Body of Civil Law was thus divided into several sections, as described above.Codex in this context does not usually refer to cryptography or secret message sending- e.g. Morse Code, ciphers, secret writing but can be stretched to apply at least a standardized Code for communications. (Telephone Numbers, Dewey Decimal classifications, and various service codes ( such as B-29 Bomber, type 29) fit into this usage of Codex as they are standardized uses. Normally Codex does not apply to Cryptography or Cryptological studies- but given popular usage, may.

yes, the relic blade is a 2 handed, strength 6 power sword

Warhammer foundation paints are special paints released by GW to help painters. These paints usually cover in one layer and are great for basecoating your model, and after basecoating you're going to highlight and wash your model.

Warhammer models are primarily made from polystyrene plastic, which is a durable and lightweight material commonly used in miniature models. The plastic used in Warhammer models is designed to be easily assembled and painted by hobbyists.

You'll need to look in the Imperial Armor book from forge world

"Sniper" means that the gun is Strength 3 but you require a 4+ to wound reguardless of the targets toughness, the weapon causes pinning checks if an unsaved wound is inflicted, and the weapon gains "rending" on a roll of 6 when wounding.

VS Creature = Roll to hit, then roll a 4+ to wound, if a 6 is rolled then the shot becomes AP 2, then check for pinning.

Vs Vehicle = roll to hit, then roll for armor-pen, if a 6 is rolled then you roll an extra d3 and add 1 to the damage chart for being AP2

(Str 3+6+3= Glances armor 12, +1 to damage chart)

Sniper rifles can take out light vehicles. Dont forget!

It's not that Space Marines turn on Imperial Guard or vice versa. It is the ones loyal to the Emperor fighting to the Heretics.

An unmodified squad of 9 guardsmen + 1 sergeant is 50 points (as per 5th edition Imperial Guard codex)

Full range: 24", one shot, only if stationary, may not assault.

Rapid fire: 12", two shots, may not assault.

Look in the codex

To my knowledge no, but I don't know the Ork codex very well. I do know they can use "looted wagons" though.

In warhammer 40k you cant buy The Emperor of Mankind

A lot of "freelance" artists are commissioned by games workshop

Qualitative forecasting models have often proven to be most effective for short-term projections.

All armies have a good amount of fluff, the newer codexes will probably have some of the best, something that covers a broad army, such as Space Marines, will have a more generalized fluff than a specific Marines codex such as Dark Angels or Black Templar.

cover save is when you are hiding behind cover and you roll to see if the shots hit the cover or the units behind the cover