Warhammer 40000

if you are refering to the landraider crusader then 10 as with all landraders but can only carrie 5 terminators

Unit types move separate ranges. Some are subject to special rules (such as slow and purposeful) but almost all follow the same pattern with variations in later phases.

Infantry moves 6 inches (May run a further D6 in the shooting phase)

Jump infantry moves 12 Inches (May run a further D6 in the shooting phase)

Cavalry and beasts move 6 inches (May run a further D6 in the shooting phase)

Monstrous Creatures move 6 inches (May run a further D6 in the shooting phase)

Bikes move 12 inches (May turbo-boost a further 12 inches in the shooting phase)

Walkers move 6 inches (May run a further D6 in the shooting phase)

Standard vehicles may move up to 6 inches and fire one weapon, or move 12 inches and fire none.

Fast vehicles may move up to 6 inches and fire all weapons, move 12 inches and fire one, or move 18 inches and fire none.

As long as a vehicle can fire one weapon, it may fire defensive weapons (weapons of Strength 4 or lower).

Walkers, Infantry, Bikes, Jump Infantry and Monstrous creatures may not charge or shoot if they have ran, unless allowed by a special rule (fleet of foot, relentless, etc. etc).

Walkers, Infantry, Bikes, Jump Infantry and Monstrous creatures all charge 6 inches (though there may be variations taking special rules into account).

Cavalry and beasts charge 12 inches.

Forge world is for experienced modelers, and sells resin models like the titan.

Warhammer 40000 is a tabletop game in which players choose from a myriad of races in an alternate universe, build and paint an army, lay out a battlefield, and play each other in complex battles between large military forces that can take anywhere from a couple hours, to two days (with breaks in between). The universe, although originally (and still mostly) was created for tabletop gaming has now extended into novels, video-games, and soon a full length feature film.

5 at the start, 4 of them normal and 1 Sergeant but you can up to five more at 16 points each.

No, but it always looks a lot better if your army is matching, and your opponent with appreciate it.

Small = 1.5 inches from centre to edge.

Large = 2.5 inches from centre to edge.

Flamer template = 8 inches long, over the 8 inches it tapers out to a 2 inch (edge to edge) circle the end of the circle being the end of the 8 inches.

In the game I find the best way is a librarian in terminator armor. The armor can help him survive he attacks & his force weapon can kill the Trygon/Mawgon outright because it isn't immune to instant death. Make sure you don't use a psychic power before hand, then if it has failed a wound make sure you roll a psychic test to kill it.

Wounds i.e how many time something can be killed. WS is weapon skill, BS is ballistic Skill, A is attacks, LD is leadership, I is initative - all are quite important and the higher the better!

Yes you can. I collect lord of the rings and it works fine on them. It will be a bit shiny but it works anyway!

To be honest you can't unless they guilt-trip their parents, or have a gross amount of income from a wealthy family (and considering current economic conditions, they won't likely spend so much on something like this).

They start at 21 points per model.

Does your computer meet Minimum Requirements?

Is the game patched to its newest version?

Did the game install correctly, if unsure run a defrag, uninstall and reinstall or verify integrity of game cache if you own the game through Steam.

The Eldar often employ fast attack tactics.

It doesn't have to be any particular size. 4'x4' is a good minimum though, 6'x4' is the average, and 8'x4' for a large table. The max width should only ever be about 4', otherwise you can't stretch over it to reach your models.

It varies depending on how you arm them. Read Codex Imperial Guard for full info.

The axe-rake is the staff-weapon used by Techpriests. Possibly derived from a mining tool used in Mars' early days.

It depends on the players and size of the battle

an average battle of 1500 points can take from 1 hr. to 2 hrs.

this doesn't include set up time

6, as it is the maximum number of troop choices in a standard battle.

This is more of an opinion rather than a fact, it's really hard to take all the armies together and pick the ten best units.

The health of a unit in Warhammer is directly related to the unit size; in most cases, the average model has only one wound, which means if they sustain a wound, they are removed from play. So the health of the unit is quickly represented by the number of remaining models. If the unit started out with 12, and now has 9 models, they are at 75% health.

Miniatures:

Plastic however some weapons can be bought that are metal

40K Universe:

When a great warrior falls with wounds to great for bionics or field surgery they are put into a dreadnought. Where they can continue to serve for the emperor, usually a space marine will do everything they can to protect/save a dreadnought as they can turn the tide of a battle with their bare hands and the powerfull weapons that it holds