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Incoming Reinforcements!!

Advantages: easy to assemble, good for beginners or to fill out squads of existing players' armies
Disadvantages: A little expensive for what they are, static poses, require assembly and painting.

The Introduction The Cadian Shock Troopers are models for the Warhammer 40,000 miniatures game by Games Workshop. Currently in it's fifth edition, Warhammer 40,000 sees players pitch armies of painted minatures against each other in tabletop battles set in the grim darkness of the 41st Millenium, where the galaxy-spanning Imperium of Man fights for survival against alien races such as the brutal Orks, the fearsome Hive Mind of the Tyranids, and the soulless living metal hordes of the Necrons. The Imperium's first line of defence against these threats are the brave men and women of the Imperial Guard, of which the Cadians are one regiment among countless thousands dotted throughout the Imperium. The Cadians in particular are charged with guarding the Eye of Terror, a rift in space that acts as the single stable portal into ...

Karnage 29.01.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Warhammer 40,000 Imperial Guard Cadians

Ravenor - Warhammer 40 000, A truely awesome book

Advantages: Great pacing, amazing character development, surreal setting (almost Noir)
Disadvantages: It will end once you have read it

First off let me point out that if you are not into Warhammer or Sci-Fi then this isnt going to make you a die hard fan. But if you do happen to fall into either of those two rest assured this is one awesome book. We have a few brooding psychological parts, plenty of gore and violence and dare I say a little social commentary masked as filler? YES I DO. Sadly I cant get too much into the story as well, that would ruin it for you, and we dont want that now do we. Its well written, keeps a very good pace through out and at no point did I tire of the book. In fact I read it all in just over a day, as I was unable to put it down.. Anyone that has heard of Dan Abnett knows that even at his worst, its an enjoyable book, and this is not his worst. ...

DamonN 10.06.2009 · Read full review
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Turn based military game - Warhammer 40,000 - Nintendo DS

Advantages: Interesting concept
Disadvantages: Poor execution, hard to control, poor sound

Warhammer 40,000 Squad Commander is a military game for the Nintendo DS. You fight against other armies by moving your troops and fighting, working through the various missions in the game. The game is turn based and I found the game play easy to pick up and start playing the game. In essence the point of the game is to move your armies a certain number of positions, then make fighting decisions about what to do with those armies, and then you let the computer respond with its move. This whole process is controlled by action points, which you can either use to move or fight. Graphics wise, I wasn't impressed with the game. The second screen of the Nintendo DS should have been a positive feature for this game, but it is in my view wasted with a different to comprehend map feature. There are times where it isn't possible to really see ...

julwhite 25.06.2009 · Read full review
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