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Thanks! I’ll fish out a few spares if I have them - can’t be bothered reaching out to GW for 2 bases!

Could someone please confirm the base size for Archeoteks? Just opened my box and it only has 4 bases in it (32mm, I assume for the Neos).

Apologies, you’re quite right about fast shot!

Fast shot doesn’t work on blast weapons, so that grenade launcher on your sergeant is useless unless you’ve bought krak grenades for it. With the new FAQ I’d suggest the heavy concussion ram over a grenade launcher if you can fit it in. It’s got a higher strength, better range, better accuracy...

You should be able to spec up sisters of battle easily enough for Necromunda - they’re base line humans, so M5, S and T 3, W1, A1, I4+, 3+ BS (reflects their serious training), 4+ WS, power armour is available in Necromunda, plus an enforcer bolter to represent their top line kit. Their...

That’s exactly what I’ve done - I was thinking of restraint protocol. Cheers!

Can you not normally use them after a charge? I thought it was instead of a coup de grace?

It looks really cool! That said, I’d recommend some line of sight blocking terrain, or at least loads of scatter terrain - it does have a lot of open spaces.

Anyone else wondering why they get access to the heavy rock cutter? Seems a bit out of place, especially when they don’t have access to other mining kit, like the rock saw.

They have the same restriction in book of ruin as the uprising rule book, and they’re the only gang to be worded in the same way as enforcers, so my view is they can’t RAW. Whether or not that’s right is a different issue - certainly for enforcers there’s a few howlers, like magnacles not being...

It looks like CGC have the same restriction as enforcers - they can’t visit the trading post and only acquire new weapons from their house weapons list or by scavenging.

And GSC cemented as the only gang in the game to have W1 champions...

Well that’s a shame - hardened upgrade is utterly useless at that price and enforcers patrolmen are nowhere near as survivable as they should be in points or fluff.

Does the book of ruin go significantly beyond the contents of the book in Dark Uprising?

I’m very keen to hear others thoughts on your idea about how the hardened armour works - I think it makes sense and would mean the upgrade has actual value, especially for patrolmen, who I’m finding quite squishy.

The enforcers don’t follow the gang composition rules on page 11, they have their own gang composition rules on page 29 BoJ.

Unfortunately it is, page 11 when talking about all gang construction. Interesting, RAW it also effectively prohibits buying from the house weapons list for pre-existing gangers during a campaign, which I’m hoping isn’t intentional...

Fair enough, just wasn’t sure if I’d missed a previous scenario that referenced them.

Which WD was that in?

Anyone have any idea what scenarios these are used in? They're incredibly expensive, so I'd expect quite a bit from them!