2007 Quickbooks Pro 3 User Edition Hotels. Murphy, here, with a brand new set of codex reviews for Warhammer 40k 6th edition. With this series of articles I will be reviewing the Tau Codex for 6th edition, and I hope to get a new article up every day or every other day. I know the new codex is already a few months old, but I hope to review every one of the 6th edition codexes as they are released, as I have done with the Chaos Marines, Dark Angels, and the new Eldar codex. I missed the Chaos Daemons and Tau, so I am getting back to them now. In this first article, I will look at the new Army Rules. This not only marks the beginning of the 'crunch' in the new codex (which is a beautiful book, btw), but it marks a starting point for my personal knowledge about the Tau. The are truly an alien army.

In a gaming world that is mostly dominated by Imperial agents of one kind or another, the Tau have barely been represented on the tabletops in my sector of the galaxy. With the new codex, I am confident that will change. So let's dive right in and see what makes the Tau Tau. Tau armies fight in close-knit units that have gone through intense psychological and emotional conditioning to fight as a cohesive unit. This is all part of the greater good that the Tau politicians preach across their empire. Two Special Rules exemplify the special relationship that Tau warriors share with each other. Bonding Knife Ritual Some Tau units have this rule included or may purchase it with additional points.

This special rule reflects a ceremony that the warriors have committed to before battle, where they bind themselves to each other in an elaborate ritual. What benefit does it give your troopers? Units where all models have the Bonding Knife Ritual rule always benefit from the Heroic Morale rule, even if they do not have an Independent Character in their midst. I will be honest, I had to look up the Heroic Morale rule in the main rulebook to understand what this means, and I will share that research with you here. Heroic Morale is found in the Independent Character special rules. Normally when unit WITHOUT this rule is reduced below 25% of its starting numbers, it can only pass a Morale test with a roll of double 1's. However, if an Independent Character has joined them, they gain Heroic Morale, and can pass with a standard Morale Check. Ucinet Crack Cocaine.