#old rules

The old rules.

Like earlier today. Full body chill, like I’m about to be ill, from the back of my skull, prickling like lightning up over my head into my brow and down my spine, tingling at the base of it before slowly dissipating.

So a little over a year ago, a group of friends and I started to get back into Warhammer 40,000 - specifically the old 5th Edition rules. We agreed that was the rules we all enjoyed the most and found easiest to pick back up and being older, wasn't being updated more frequently than we were playing games. Personal preferences aside, that was something we all found as deterrent to trying to learn new versions of the game and most of the current range or our existing collections covers the 5th edition factions well enough.

To further ease people back in, I began fixing up existing armies and building new ones that our group could use as 'rental armies'. Giving our players a way to learn 5e with a pre-built army or to trial things they might want to buy themselves.

Here, I'll drop some links to individual posts for each of these armies to showcase them:

Kellogg's Khorne Flakes - World Eaters

The Disciples of Skuldak - Word Bearers

This is literally Ivan's vibe 24/7/365.

heyy loves! this is a side-blog in which I write drabbles and timestamps. if you want, I can try and write a reaction, but I don’t have much experience in writing them. I’m willing to try though :)) I primarily write for nct dream, but I am open to writing for other members of nct 

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