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A First Look at the New Warhammer 40K 7th Edition Allies Chart

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So…

  • Fancy new graphics
  • All Imperial Armies combined into one heading and Battle Brothers (no more Space Wolves keeping a distance to Dark Angels).
  • Imperium and Tau are Desperate Allies
  • Tau and Eldar are Allies of Convencience (the “end” of TauDar?)
  • Eldar & Dark Eldar, Chaos Marines & Daemons remain Battle Brothers (the only ones, outside the Imperium)

There also appear to be changes to the “Come the Apocalypse”-variety of alliances.

New Allies Matrix Alliances

Overall, I like the cleaned-up look, especially with all the Imperial stuff under one heading, even if it simplifies some things.

Let me know what you think!

Z.

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  • belverker

    so how long until codex “Traitor Guard” that allows allying with Chaos Space Marines?

    • http://pinsofwar.net/ Zweischneid

      To be honest, I wouldn’t hold my breath…

    • D. B.

      There are always the Vraksian Renegades.

    • bibotot

      There should be a supplement codex on the Lost and Damned. Instead, Traitor Guards should be removed altogether from the fluff, along with Eldar corsair.

      • hellball

        why should traitor guard be removed from the fluff? that makes no sense whatsoever

  • controllerofthehivemind

    Tyranids have always been able to ally with tyranids for as far back as I’ve known and I’ve been playing sense 3rd ed