Warhammer 40000

If you are serious about Warhammer 40K you can only play Orks.

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You're not supposed to move it at all and there are laws against disturbing a nest. If you move it even a little, you risk the bird abandoning the nest. It's usually best to "work around" the situation by placing cones or barriers around the nest until it hatches and the family leaves.

However, there have been cases where the nest had to be moved or it would be definitely destroyed. In these cases, the nest was moved, very carefully and gradually only as far as it was necessary to keep it out of danger. All nesting rocks and other material were also moved and placed exactly as the parent had set them up. Also, lighting conditions were similar.

If there are chicks in or near the nest, you can't move it no matter what the circumstance is.

the abino guard because they are the only clan to be able to feild the 13

The Skaven are the most powerful by some margin, their empire is truly massive, they outnumber every other race by hundreds to one, they are technologically advanced and utterly ruthless. They came a lot closer to destroying the empire than chaos.

A blister is like a carded action figure, it's usually one or two models on a card that costs less than a boxed set.

New special rules and different units

That depends on the faction you ar playing. It principally hold the color of the chapter and then you focus on the mecanical stuff. A couple of metalic paint, some ink and wash, you should be able to do a great paint job.

if you mean 40k then you may be getting confused with rending or crack shot.

rending: on a roll of a 6 to wound the weapon automatically causes a wound to the target regardless of its toughness and counts as AP2. against vehicles an armour penetration roll of 6 allows a further D3 to be added to the total score. effectively meaning a rending weapon can kill almost any target.

crack shot: the target may not make cover saves against shots from a unit with crack shot and the firer may re-roll any failed rolls to wound whilst shooting.

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They can but only in Apocalypse battles as most titans are very expensive. For example the Reaver Titan is around 1400 points so generally most people play them in 3000+ battles.

I believe most armies have a "Super Unit." The necrons have their C'tan. The imperial guard and space marines have Titans, orks the squiggoth etc. Those that don't either have an unparrelled ability to field hordes of units to make up for it, or very tough units. Hope this helps.

Gives the model or unit +1 Initiative and +1 Strength in the assault phase in which it charge.

Games workshops are extremely sensitive about model point costs. The only real way to find out is get your hands on the codex.

Yes you can, 10 of them in fact, so long as they are in regular Power Armor. Marines in Terminator armor are too big to fit into a Rhino.

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

Just like most new enties in the new tyranid codex there is no official model for the parasite of mortrex. If you want to make one (it is a very expensive model to make) you could use a body of one of the new raveners the head and tail of a gargoyle. use warhammer fantasy dragon wings. As for th little claws use the claws from the littlest set of claws on a ravener.

for imperial fists give them four heavy bolters

Space marine captains are very underestimated in the game. A captain is an extremely versatile unit. The list of upgrades a captain can take is half a page long, making them very easy to incorporate into any type of army. You can take anything from terminator armor, to jump packs, to a bike. They are also very cheap, only 100 pts, making them one of the cheapest HQ choices if you are just trying to fill in your HQ compulsory. Hope this helps!

it is now.....the older model was metal.

Warhammer is pre history i.e. fantacy type worlds. Warhammer 40k is in the year 40000 with very advanced technologies.

No, Warhammer and Dungeons and Dragons are separate universes.

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In Warhammer 40,000, the character with the most wounds is typically the Primarchs, particularly Mortarion and Magnus the Red, who have 9 wounds each in the tabletop game. However, certain greater demons and larger models can also have high wound counts. The exact numbers can vary depending on updates and new releases in the game's editions.