Not normally, but these are ZOMBIE birds.But then again can you justify giving a bird, which you can very easily kill with a red rider, the same T level as a human?
WS3 makes up for lack of BSi see them this way:
WS3 BS- S3 T3 W3 I2 A3 Ld8 Save6+ 10Pts
Fleet, Fearless, Zombie Plague
Unit Type: Swarm
Unit Composition: 3-10 Carrion Feeders Bases
WS3 makes up for lack of BS, Stat line is fairly common place for their type of unit so acceptable, INV save for reason i stated 4 posts up.
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How don't they make sense?Give them I4 and T2, it doesn't matter if they die or live, they wont do any damage either way. Really, I think they should be dropped because they don't make any damn sense.
Going by that logic: Neither do Scarabs or Rippers.Give them I4 and T2, it doesn't matter if they die or live, they wont do any damage either way. Really, I think they should be dropped because they don't make any damn sense.
.......During my most recent attempt to sleep (Say NO to Insomnia!!) I got to thinking about this idea in its entirety and i have come up with a 'hole' so to speak.
Zombies: A good idea, we all love our brain eating, shuffle footed, undead brethren;
BUT!
Within the setting of the 40k Universe, most of the opponents they are likely to face are going to be Armored in some fashion, be it Power Armor or Wraith Bone or whatever; this begs the question: In what universe is a scratch (as that is what it essentialy is) or a bite, from one of these walking corpses, going to get through that?!
That's all it takes is the point, a fingernail through the soft bits in your elbow.Well she means that it wouldn't make sense, which is true. But when you fail a save it means one of many things such as a mass failure due to sustained fire or the shot went through a visor or joint.
That's not what I was responding to though.For a person, not a marine. They can keep the destroyer plague off for some time before it kills them. Zombie plague isn't anywhere near that severe.
Well it is, but it's obviously softer.Edit: Is Power Armor/WraithBone/Whatever not sealed at the joints? I thought it was.
You and I think alike! I was considering Space Marine Zombies as well, but decided to scrap it.Zombies: A good idea, we all love our brain eating, shuffle footed, undead brethren;
BUT!
Within the setting of the 40k Universe, most of the opponents they are likely to face are going to be Armored in some fashion, be it Power Armor or Wraith Bone or whatever; this begs the question: In what universe is a scratch (as that is what it essentialy is) or a bite, from one of these walking corpses, going to get through that?!
This, therefore, puts your Zombie Plague idea out of the picture, as only the IG and possibly the Orks are going to be viable targets for such an idea.
I can see a way around it: Stronger than normal zombies; therefore giving them Rending could represent the chance of one of their attacks penetrating Armor and getting to the 'Skin' of an opponent, which is the only way the Zombie Plague can be transmitted.
But given the fact that zombies are walking corpses therefore not having much muscle left on them, this is quite a stretch.
Rending may be a bit much, seeing as they only have 1 attack anyway, but the point is; they kill something, it's now a zombie. So basically, they managed to bite into the Space Marine's neck or joint areas and get his flesh infected. Remember as well, these aren't just any zombies... They're Chaos Zombies! MUAHAHAHAHAH :laugh:I can see a way around it: Stronger than normal zombies; therefore giving them Rending could represent the chance of one of their attacks penetrating Armor and getting to the 'Skin' of an opponent, which is the only way the Zombie Plague can be transmitted.
But given the fact that zombies are walking corpses therefore not having much muscle left on them, this is quite a stretch.
Aren't Liches ghosts though?:wink:Also: You should re-name the Horde Boss to Liche. Just because its a spanky name, one not used in 40k at all or anywhere else much.