r/GreyKnights

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If you are running a session of 40k in the near future, this playlist is a great companion to the game. Enjoy in shuffle or sequentially.

Some people will find it too dark for the setting. I personally think it’s perfect.

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u/itsachillaccount — 3 hours ago
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40K Newbie, where do I go from here?

Recently was given the combat patrol as a birthday gift, though I have no real idea on how to progress from here, to make a decent army I mean. To my knowledge, there’s roughly 500 points worth of units in there, what do I add onto it?

u/GreenieManMan — 1 day ago
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You win some, you lose some… and this one’s a bit of both.

New video up 🗡️

Trying to keep things real with this channel, not every game goes to plan, but that’s where you learn the most. Broke this one down properly, what worked, what didn’t, and what I’d do differently next time.

If you’re into Grey Knights or just looking to improve your game, hopefully there’s something in it for you 👊

Appreciate all the support so far, means a lot 🙌

You Win Some, You Lose Some… But We Learn Every Time | Grey Knights

https://youtu.be/tX4oHEBN3EU

u/WarpbaneTactics — 22 hours ago

Let me see your custom colour schemes for grey knights.

Wanting to get some paladins/brotherhood terminators as an art piece that may bloom into a small army. Only issue is that I’m not the biggest fan of the “blue metal and red cloth” colour scheme for them. Want to see what others have done for their models, so please show me!

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u/Bloodfeud_Hobbies — 1 day ago
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Would this list be okay to be a little viable and still have casual fun?

Just started up my army and tried to look up a good army list. I did some research but it’s very back and forth, obviously. My buddy and I have gotten into 40K at the same time. He’s going Orks and I liked the Grey Knights look so decided them over Death Guard. We plan on playing our first game ever soonish. So I’m just seeing if this team is potentially a terrible idea? It’s just for fun, but just seeing if this team is even gonna be fun or if I’m missing something? The plan is not to be steamrolled to ensure it’s a back and forth game for us to enjoy.

I definitely got pinched by cool looking things such as the venerable dreadnought over something like a GMNDK. And also a razorback cause why not, I guess, tank moving around the map looks interesting.

I’m assuming banishers detachment is the best. So I would need more terminators surely? And I haven’t thought about any relics at the moment as I’m just choosing troops at the moment. I can be persuaded to change things accordingly. Just wanted to let it be known again, I have no experience playing the game, all I’ve ever seen is two “40K in 40 minutes” on YouTube.

u/Neon_Mercury — 5 days ago
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Objective markers in 11th Edition… and honestly, this is a bigger change than it first looks

New Video Live

In this one I’m breaking down what’s actually changing, how it affects the way games are played, and most importantly, what it means for Grey Knights 💪

There’s definitely some interesting plays opening up here, especially around movement, positioning, and how we control the board. Not all bad news… 👀

If you’re running Grey Knights, or just want to get ahead of the new edition, this is one you’ll want to check out 👍

Sanctified Ground | How Objectives Work in 11th 🗡️

https://youtu.be/RPJwPdZJsMU

u/WarpbaneTactics — 22 hours ago

Brother Captain with radiant champion

I’m looking for a character to lead a small paladin unit to round out a WBTF list with the usual GMNDKs, purifiers, interceptors etc. I have ran a librarian in the past, giving stealth and the ability to not be hit within 18” is great. But I’m thinking a Bro Cap with radiant champion might be quite fun for the mortal wounds especially when re rolling hits and wounds and also the lethal hits seems useful. What are anyone thoughts on this?

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u/Specialist-Home-3657 — 24 hours ago

Ordo Sinister and the Grey Knights' reintroduction to the Inquisition

Disclaimer: These are my thoughts and mine alone

Context: Current lore in the Grey Knights codex.

https://youtu.be/u0cU-MvwmQg?si=-2-\_eU0yf1yRId-6

I am convinced that GW has the keys for an absolute revival with the grey knights through the use of a smaller Psy-Titan for the tabletop or at least a Psy-Knight.

The Grey Knights have been forced to start raiding their allies for aspirants. If the Inquisition found out, Ordo Sinister could be the key to bringing them back into the fold.

This could also be a way to introduce a Psy-Knight because of the mechanicum's involvement.

I hope that GW would consider this.

u/philsophe — 33 minutes ago