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Anonymous03/14/26, 11:32No.97706291Creating custom rules and secenarios for box sets
I loved the Dark Vengeance box set, it's maybe the platonic ideal of a box set and I wanna sell off all the rest of my 40k crap and get a new one to keep as a collectable and play as a board game.
What are some fun ideas to keep the gameplay dynamic and interesting? Has anyone tried making character progression charts for your own wargames? What can we do to get the most replay value out of a limited selection of models?
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Anon03/14/26, 12:44No.97706498
I still haven't painted my Dark Angels from this yet. I am going to make them a 2nd Edition 40k force. The rules from that period suit small enclosed skirmish forces better.
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Anon03/14/26, 14:32No.97706863
Idk ask /40kg/
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Anon03/14/26, 14:34No.97706877
Assault on Black Reach was my favorite box. I'd love one more tac squad and terminator squad from that set.
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Anon03/14/26, 16:27No.97707283
While the idea of a pre-canned board game experience is noble, what makes dark vengeance the best to do that with? Just from looking at the included miniatures the dark angels will have an advantage. Would you be making totally custom rules for all the included units?
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Anon03/14/26, 19:37No.97708054
What was with GW and multi-melta dreadnoughts back in the day? Was the idea that you'd think the set was a bargain but never actually use it?Cool models though. Wonder if there was a reason they were pushing dangles instead of ultrasmurfs.