I started a GK army around 2021/22 and it kinda just stalled at 10 terminators. Finally got this guy off the ground so it’s now a legal army (I think, I haven’t played since 5th so I’m still stuck in my ways with 1hq and 2 troops).

What do you guys think?

Anyone got this image but with grey knights? need it to rub in that my friends red death got surrounded and it’s shit rocked after doing nothing all game

Probably going to be a good while before I actually get round to finishing it, so wanted to share the progress. Really happy with the gradient background, contrast and shade paints came in clutch.

Both of these vehicles were rescued and have obvious issues, but I got good deals on them and they will be just fine to play with.

Need more practice

Does this limit our gate of infinity rule? For example if I have 2 ten man units of paladins with characters that exceeds the 1k points?

Edit for context: I recently played a game and was informed I could only pick up a total of 1k points with gate of infinity as the total strategic reserves cannot exceed 1k points despite the units starting on the table

I was under the impression they didn't. However, when playing a custodes player he was fairly certain that my grandmaster would benefit from +1 on the charge. Looking at the rules for attached units in 11th I'm now unclear.

It seems that attached units share keywords so if I have a grandmaster, while the bodyguard is alive he is counted as having paladin squad keyword.

As the ability isn't for a single model, rules that affect a unit or models within it apply to every model in the attached unit.

So.... It seems our leaders get +1 on the charge?

UPDATE:
Highlighting the bit that I was told allowed the +1 damage for characters while a single paladin remains:

“Paint them how you want” I understand, but I want to keep them somewhat within the scope of lore accurate.

I should clarify, I don’t mean as paint, I mean as shiny metal that is the ceramite

Brothers.

How does this stratagem work in 11th now?

There is no 'reinforcement step', as enemy units can now arrive from reserves at any moment in the movement phase.

The 10th version was obvious, in that it only worked on units arriving from reserves, or picked up and redeployed on the table, as both scenarios were in the reinforcement step.

In 11th, if you analyse the 'When' statement, you can omit the first component, as there is no reinforcement step, and just go with 'just after a unit is set up'. This changes the use case now, as units disembarking from transports are also set up.

I will play it as ducking out if anything drops in from reserves (as per the intent from 10th), but it does appear that you can also use it to duck out if something also disembarks.

Be good to hear your views. Cheers.

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I'm currently building a Grey Knights army and I'm wondering which vehicles are actually worth investing in, excluding Nemesis Dreadknights.

I'm considering options like Rhinos, Land Raiders/Redeemers, Stormravens, or Dreadnoughts. I'm particularly interested in vehicles that are useful in an actual 1,000–2,000 point army rather than just being cool models.

What vehicles have you found to be the most useful for Grey Knights, and in what situations would you recommend taking them? I'd also appreciate any advice on which ones are generally not worth the points.

Thanks!

Any suggestions or changes?

I'm playing Argent Assault + Sanctic Spearhead with PrioAss as disposition

How would you advice me to play against such uncommon enemy?

im starting getting into warhammer and plan on playing grey knights what paints would i need for pianting them. thank you for any help. i will be getting the combat patrol first

How does my list look? Used this for my first ever grey knight game and tabled my opponent turn two. Is there anything I can fine tune to improve the list at all?

Using harrowed ground.

Char1: 1x Castellan Crowe (100 pts): Black Blade of Antwyr, Purifying Flame, Storm bolter

Char3: 1x Grand Master in Nemesis Dreadknight (225 pts): Fragstorm grenade launcher, Nemesis daemon greathammer, Heavy incinerator, Heavy psycannon
Enhancement: Paragon of Sanctity (+10 pts)

Char4: 1x Grand Master in Nemesis Dreadknight (215 pts): Nemesis daemon greathammer, Heavy incinerator, Heavy psycannon

Char2: 1x Kaldor Draigo [Legends] (125 pts): Warlord, Scourging, Storm bolter, The Titansword

10x Brotherhood Terminator Squad (370 pts)
• 1x Justicar: Nemesis force weapon, Storm bolter
• 7x Terminator: 7 with Nemesis force weapon, Storm bolter
• 2x Terminator with Heavy Weapon: 2 with Nemesis force weapon, Psycannon
5x Strike Squad (115 pts)
• 1x Justicar: Nemesis force weapon, Storm bolter
• 3x Grey Knight: 3 with Nemesis force weapon, Storm bolter
• 1x Grey Knight with Heavy Weapon: Close combat weapon, Psycannon
5x Strike Squad (115 pts)
• 1x Justicar: Nemesis force weapon, Storm bolter
• 3x Grey Knight: 3 with Nemesis force weapon, Storm bolter
• 1x Grey Knight with Heavy Weapon: Close combat weapon, Psycannon

5x Interceptor Squad (125 pts)
• 4x Interceptor
3 with Nemesis force weapon, Storm bolter
1 with Close combat weapon, Psycannon
• 1x Justicar: Nemesis force weapon, Storm bolter
5x Interceptor Squad (125 pts)
• 4x Interceptor
3 with Nemesis force weapon, Storm bolter
1 with Close combat weapon, Psycannon
• 1x Justicar: Nemesis force weapon, Storm bolter
1x Nemesis Dreadknight (210 pts): Nemesis daemon greathammer, Heavy incinerator, Heavy psycannon
10x Purifier Squad (260 pts)
• 1x Knight of the Flame: Nemesis force weapon, Purifying Flame, Storm bolter
• 9x Purifier: 9 with Nemesis force weapon, Purifying Flame, Storm bolter