I would almost argue that it is more confusing now with РІР‚СљstandardРІР‚Сњ Games Workshop content than Imperial Armour content release by Forgeworld. They brought out a new Imperial Agents book which replaced the Inquisition codex, oh wait, you can still buy the Inquisition Codex and use either of the books. Take a look at Space Wolves, when Games Workshop brought out the Curse of the Wulfen they seemed to РІР‚СљreplaceРІР‚Сњ the unit entry for Iron PriestsРІР‚В¦ nopeРІР‚В¦ Games Workshop then gave players the ok to use either or even both of these depending on what they wanted to do. Games Workshop have been consistently bringing out new books that re-print some unit entries and not others. So if they are in fact actually readily available, maybe we should look at the multiple versions argument, nope, wrong againРІР‚В¦ This is just the list I am aware of, and I am sure there are more.Р”Вid you know all of those? Could you tell me where to find them all? Can you simply have a read of these in the store? The answer to all 3 of those questions I would put money on is no. They have 1 codex, 3 supplements (Clan Raukaan, Sentinels of Terra and Angels of Death), 1 campaign (War Zone Damocles), 2 active dataslates (Tyrannic War Veterans and Space Maine Strike Force Ultra) and 2 Datasheets (the Firespear Strikeforce and Space Marine HQ Command Tanks). If you look at just Space Marines for a second, and think about all the various books (codex, supplement or campaign), dataslates or web exclusive formations it is crazy. Games Workshop over the last couple of years has made these arguments semi redundant. There are too many over powered units that it just isnРІР‚в„ўt fair.There are multiple versions of the rules for a unit, which ones should I use.

The rules are not so readily available, you can just walk into a Games Workshop store and read the store copies of a codex.So if the only real difference in list building is the fact that ITC allow Imperial Armour, is that such a big deal? I know from my experience as both a player and a TO over the last 6-7 years I have seen 3 arguments thrown around as to why Imperial Armour shouldnРІР‚в„ўt be allowed. Is Imperial Armour really that bad anymore? The only real big difference between ITC and the majority of events in Victoria is the Imperial Armour allowance. So on the most part if you were to take a look at the Victorian tournament scene over the last year to 2 years, the restrictions arenРІР‚в„ўt overly different from our РІР‚СљnormРІР‚Сњ. Where to find the rules for each of the units that have been given the OK.List of Imperial Armour/Forgeworld units that are approved.We wonРІР‚в„ўt go through all of them, lets just take a look at some of the big ticket items. So you can find a detailed list of the list building restrictions in the ITC Tournament Format document. So this really isnРІР‚в„ўt anything new to pretty much anyone who has played a Warhammer 40,000 Event. The ITC as a Gaming Format covers 2 key differences to РІР‚СљstandardРІР‚Сњ Warhammer 40,000.Р”Р„lmost every event I have ever seen has some form of list building restrictions whether that be number of detachments, allowing/not allowing Imperial Armour/Forgeworld units, restricting the number of Super Heavies, the list goes on. ITC as a Gaming Format, something a little bit different. So lets take a look at those 2 concepts separately. The ITC is both a Gaming Format as well as a Ranking System. The 2016 season is the third year for the ITC! The 2014 & 2015 seasons were huge hits and the ITC has now grown to be a global circuit! The player that does the best overall through the year will be the Circuit Champion! Last year, that player won $3,000 cash! We also recognize the players that do the best with each specific faction, such as the best circuit Space Wolf Player, or best circuit Tau player, etc. These events run through a season which runs one year, beginning and ending in February. The ITC (Independent Tournament Circuit) is a coalition of tabletop gaming tournaments that have joined together to increase their mutual resources, exposure to the community and the prestige of their events. To start with, here is what the Frontline GamingР’В crew have to say about themselves. So today we take a look at the ITC, what it is, and how it affects a 40k Tournament Check out his own website РІР‚вЂњ Victorian Miniature GamingР’В if you can! With me flying to Vegas for LVO tomorrow this seems like a good time to share the below! РІР‚вЂњ MassaenР”Р„ number of people in the Victorian tournament scene for Warhammer 40k have been asking questions about the ITC, and some people have assumed knowledge and made a call on it fairly early.

The whole post really resonated with me and I wanted to share that with everyone I could. The following post was written by a friend of mine РІР‚вЂњ Difsta РІР‚вЂњ and after a brief chat, he has been kind enough to let me repost the thoughts he shares below.

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