Thousand Sons Codex: the Ultimate Guide to Psychic Warfare in Warhammer 40k
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If you're a true Warhammer fan, then you know there's nothing more satisfying than annihilating your enemies with a well-timed blast of psychic energy. And if you're looking to take your psychic powers to the next level, then the Thousand Sons Codex (9th Edition) is the perfect place to start.
This 96-page book is essential reading for anyone looking to build a Thousand Sons army, with detailed background information on the Legion's history, organisation, and iconography. Plus, you'll get a bestiary with background details for every unit and character featured, so you can really get to know your army.
The rules section is jam-packed with everything you need to launch a crusade of eldritch terror across the galaxy, with 25 datasheets for units available to the armies of the Thousand Sons and plenty of stratagems and relics to choose from.
But the real highlight of this book is the stunning art and expertly painted models showcased throughout - they're sure to inspire you to create your own mind-bending army of psykers and cultists.
Pros:
- Lots of detailed background information on the Thousand Sons Legion and their place in the Warhammer universe
- Plenty of rules and datasheets to choose from, so you can tailor your army to your playstyle
- Beautifully presented with stunning art and expertly painted models to inspire you
Cons:
- Can be overwhelming for newcomers to Warhammer 40k, as there's a lot of information to take in
- Some of the rules and stratagems can be a bit complicated to understand at first
Overall, the Thousand Sons Codex (9th Edition) is a must-have for any Warhammer 40k fan looking to take their psychic army to the next level. Henry gives it a solid 9/10 - Tzeentch would be proud.
Tags: Warhammer 40k, Chaos Gate Daemonhunters, Inquisitor Martyr, Total War Warhammer II, Warhammer Darktide, Warhammer Mechanicus, The Miniatures Page, Games Workshop near me, Darktide Twitter, Darktide Steam, Darktide Gamepass, Warhammer near me, Henry.
This 96-page book is essential reading for anyone looking to build a Thousand Sons army, with detailed background information on the Legion's history, organisation, and iconography. Plus, you'll get a bestiary with background details for every unit and character featured, so you can really get to know your army.
The rules section is jam-packed with everything you need to launch a crusade of eldritch terror across the galaxy, with 25 datasheets for units available to the armies of the Thousand Sons and plenty of stratagems and relics to choose from.
But the real highlight of this book is the stunning art and expertly painted models showcased throughout - they're sure to inspire you to create your own mind-bending army of psykers and cultists.
Pros:
- Lots of detailed background information on the Thousand Sons Legion and their place in the Warhammer universe
- Plenty of rules and datasheets to choose from, so you can tailor your army to your playstyle
- Beautifully presented with stunning art and expertly painted models to inspire you
Cons:
- Can be overwhelming for newcomers to Warhammer 40k, as there's a lot of information to take in
- Some of the rules and stratagems can be a bit complicated to understand at first
Overall, the Thousand Sons Codex (9th Edition) is a must-have for any Warhammer 40k fan looking to take their psychic army to the next level. Henry gives it a solid 9/10 - Tzeentch would be proud.
Tags: Warhammer 40k, Chaos Gate Daemonhunters, Inquisitor Martyr, Total War Warhammer II, Warhammer Darktide, Warhammer Mechanicus, The Miniatures Page, Games Workshop near me, Darktide Twitter, Darktide Steam, Darktide Gamepass, Warhammer near me, Henry.
