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I don't play any warhammer game, so I don't really know which ones the leaders are. I'm guessing captains, lieutenants, primarchs, named characters all work for space marines. But is a Neurotyrant a leader? What about a Neurothorpe? Is a chaplain a leader?
Actually, even better. Does the games-workshop website have a filter for leadership minis, or is there a list somewhere?
Neurotyrant would be too big, this is capped at models on 40mm bases max. I don't think there's an easy filter but you can look at your chosen faction's free index and look for models that are listed as leaders. Chaplains are leaders
Thanks for the info!
Sure.
Sure. Synapse creature, which makes it thematically appropriate, and it’s an HQ choice which reenforced that role.
Comes on a 50mm base, which makes it too big for this competition. The goal of the guidelines was to have models of relatively comparable sizes. A modern Primarch model is similarly disqualified as it’s just too huge.
Not really, this is more of a theme that does require a little bit of good will and common sense as a guideline. The goal is that even a lowly sergeant model which comes packed in an infantry kit is acceptable.
Thanks!