This would make the game more interactive (which could make the games more fun).
Then, the biggest probable change to Warhammer 40k could be reactions! GW likes to test things out with the smaller games before making the jump to 40k, and with reactions in Warcry and now in Horus Heresy, we could totally see that being a large change in 10th edition. What Changes Could be so Big?Īs we said, secondaries and stratagems are becoming less and less of a focus, so we could see them taking them away completely or just changing them so much we don’t really recognize them. While it’s not an insane amount of money, if you’re new to the hobby buying new rules within a year just never feels good.Īs we said, maybe veteran hobbyists will stick around, but it may just be a bridge too far for newer players to the game in this economic climate. If 10th hits sometime next year and invalidates all rules and codexes released before it, Imperial Guard, Leagues of Votann, Daemons, CSM, Both Knights, maybe Space Marines 2.0, and maybe World Eaters will have been out for a maximum of only one year.Ĭonsider if you’re a newer player who just started one of those armies not only would you have to learn new rules, but you would also have to rebuy all the rules for not only a new edition but potentially an index book, and then a codex book when it is re-released for the faction. The hot-button issue, however, seems to be the plight of some of the most anticipated codex books for Warhammer 40k in a long time. So, in theory, and according to the rumors, it wouldn’t be too far of a stretch for 10th to take those two main attributes ( stratagems and secondaries) away and replace them with a different game style for 10th edition. However, an index book was still offered for Forge World Imperial Armor.
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The key here was codex books at the start of 9th were all still valid with a quick points update rollout. Then, 9th was more of a soft reset, but both stratagems and secondaries are already starting to play a much smaller role. GW mitigated this two ways: offering refunds of codex books bought just before the change to the 8th edition in 2017 and selling Index books grouped by Chaos, Imperials, and Xenos at launch. However, all previous rules, including codex books, became invalid. When 8th came out, the game was built around secondaries and stratagems, like a giant reset button from 7th, along with stats changes, etc. Let’s take the example of 7th to 8th edition first. So, what could happen? There are rumors out there, and the way things are trending, the 10th could be a huge reset to the rules.
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