[Rumeurs] Nouvelle version 40k la V7

So, here's the breakdown for areas of interest as they stand.

Interceptor is being unhooked from skyfire

Skyfire lets targets shoot at Flyers at full BS, but ground targets only as snapfire.

Interceptor lets you shoot enemy reserves at the end of the enemy's movement phase.

They will no longer interact and let a target hit both ground and flying units with full BS.

A new universal rule will be introduced to be combo'd with skyfire to represent co-axle weapons.

Interceptor being slightly re-arranged. Units will need to Nominate that they will be intercepting during their own shooting phase, in order to be eligible to use the rule in the subsequent enemy turn. If they then use interceptor, they will still be unable to shoot in their following shooting phase, but can nominate to intercept again.

Right now interceptor is seen by the team as being too strong, and a no-drawback decision. i.e. you shoot with it, if your opponent brings in reserves you get free shooting. If they don't bring on reserves you act normally next turn.

This flip will make it so that a tactical employment of interceptor (with a bit of gambling) will need to be employed. Smart generals may manipulate reserve rolls to delay reserves while an opponent is set to intercept, getting away with not being shot and then not presenting targets or they may bring their units on wholesale after forcing an opponent to shoot at their already-present units for whatever reason, thus denying them the option to intercept.

This was an original thought for 6th, but was cut because it was seen as "too much to keep track of," but now with tokens and markers being so prevalent it should see its way back in.

Character models with pistols will be able to make one attack using their pistol in Close Combat instead of the usual +1 attack if they want (they may always just use it as +1).

This may be opened up to all models or just models that are actively taking advantage of gunslinger (making all their attacks use pistols), but right now it's seen as something that "slows the game down."

The new rules for fortifications will be in the big book (in so far as how building damage, occupation etc)

The new rules for lords of war will be in the big book (but may see changes to D weapons).

More rules are there for if only one player takes a LoW, representing either the player with it having to use such a devastating weapon because of a critically important mission, or that the LoW is the objective itself for the team without it (i.e. destroying a titan is the basis for some campaigns in the fluff, let alone missions).

Dataslates will be in the new book, but are going to be modified. They will still be self contained, but will most likely occupy the ally slot, or if nothing else, lock your ally to being that book.

i.e. if you take a tau dataslate, you can only take tau as allies.

The big words on the board are still "Let people take what they want and play with what they want" but it's being counter balanced with making it fair, competitive and within reasonable limits of the fluff.

I know that the original intention of letting people pick up 1 HQ and a unit for a new army and adding it to an existing force for a fresh alternative / marketing incentive to start a new army has been received as a relative "failure" by the developers and the consensus is that allies feel mandatory in order to play competitively, even outside of the WAAC combos that exist. So this is the biggest area of contention.

In September there'll be a new Campaign featuring 1 imperial and 1 non imperial army which astute readers will be able to guess at because you already rumored about it, just not correctly.

This will have a box set, with snap togethers, and an updated rulebook including the building changes from stronghold assault, and potentially some other minor tweaks. It will not be a new edition.

If the DV summer event is successful, expect a repeat the following year with another "boot" to the game, but not a reboot.

This is more akin to former chapter approved compendiums and what not. That way those who are freshly entering into the hobby do so with something up to date and those who are big on fluff etc get narrative campaigns, etc.

Cypher le déchu a écrit:
-Ceux qui possède le livre de règle en édition numérique sera mit à niveau sans coût.

Launch Window - @September
Rules Summary: Updated Mini-rulebook contains FAQs, minor tweaks and clarifications, and much of Stronghold Assault rolled into a new shiny package.
Miniatures included: @70
Armies:
Blood Angels (plastic quick assembly)
- Assault Marine Squad
- Tactical Marine Squad
- Death Company Squad
- Captain (kitted out for assault)
- Chaplain
- Sanguinary Priest (limited edition, similar to the Dark Vengeance mini was)

Orks (plastic quick assembly)
- 'Ardboys (full mob)
- Nobs (small squad)
- Warboss
- Big Mek
- Ork themed fortification

Cypher le déchu a écrit:
- On peut de nouveau consolider en close.

From Phi K. on Bols

Addition of a psychic phase beetween the beginning of the turn and movement phase.

Movement for charge is increased of 3 inches (2 dices +3 inches).
Pistol change the AP in close combat. Now, a space marine with plasma pistol is AP 2.
Heavy bolter become salvo 2/3.

Now, you can charge an second time after winning a combat. GW wants to equilibrate the close-combat armies.

Allies are removed and you can't choose three times the same entry in your codex. Only one monstruous creature or one flying in your army.
Percentages added.

Cypher le déchu a écrit:Deux ans effectivement ce n'est pas très long comme duré de vie. Le flying circus est en fait les armés ou il y a beaucoup de créature monstrueuse volant, (tyranide, Démon, Chaos Sm)é La V6 n'est pas une si mauvaise version que cela, mais certains côté comme les alliées, flyer et autres permettent vraiment des atrocités sur les tables. Bref, je suis curieux de voir les changements qu'ils y apporteront.

Ok. je vois que certains se plaignent que le jeu de base n'est plus jouable sur une table 4x6 à cause de tout les flyers et leurs grandeurs.

Cypher le déchu a écrit:

Ok. je vois que certains se plaignent que le jeu de base n'est plus jouable sur une table 4x6 à cause de tout les flyers et leurs grandeurs.

Ce n'est pas vraiment la grandeur de la table le problème, c'est plus la force et le spam de certaines figurines que certains en abuse un peu trop.

Following up on this week's report of GW ramping up for 7th Edition in May, here's the latest batch of info doing the rounds on flyers:


Some related sets of rumors are doing the rounds that look to constrain the current abilities of flyers.


Firing at Flyers altered: Snap shot at flyers remains, but the firer can gain bonus to hit if unit remained stationary.

Firing by Flyers altered: Flyers who move above a certain speed (I would assume Cruising speed) suffer a to-hit penalty vs ground targets.

Flyer Movement altered:
-One turn up to 90 degrees at any point during movement
-Two turns up to 90 degrees (each) at any point during movement for Vector Dancer

Now to me, those first two seem like different playtest versions of the same design goal, to limit the effectiveness of flyers. I would be surprised to see all of these make it in, but we will see. In any case it would seem that the designers want to clamp down a little on flyers, either by making them easier to take down, or to make their firepower less potent. That last one just seems to be a cleaned up version of movement.

MARC C a écrit:https://imgur.com/a/Kbyu1#0