CODEX EYE OF TERRORFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Codex: Eye of Terror – SpaceWolves 13th Company Q&A

Since the publication of Codex: Eye ofTerror, the Warhammer 40,000 rules havebeen updated. This document explainshow to use the army in conjunction withthe new rules, and answers a fewquestions players have raised.

The document should be read inconjunction with the Codex: Space WolvesFAQ, since that document contains anumber of clarifications regarding SpaceWolves’ characters and Fenrisian Wolves.

Wargear (p. 34)

The Mark of the Wulfen as presented inthe 13th Company army list is not thesame as that presented in the SpaceWolves army list. For example, there is noproscription from taking the 13th CompanyMark of the Wulfen with TerminatorArmour or with a Space Marine Bike, asthere is with the Space Wolves Mark ofthe Wulfen.

Scouts (p. 34)

The Scouts special rule is the same asthat presented in the Warhammer 40,000Universal Special Rules.

Independent Characters mounted onSpace Marine Bikes lose the Scout ability.

True Grit and Skilled Riders

These special rules refer to theWarhammer 40,000 Universal SpecialRules.

Rune Priest (p. 35)

A Rune Priest using The Gate does notbenefit from nearby models equipped witha Teleport Homer, as these only aidTerminators.

A Rune Priest riding a Bike may not useThe Gate (as he can’t transport StormClaw bikers with this power, it seemslogical he couldn’t use the power if hehimself were on a bike).

Independent Characters joined to a unitthat is teleported using The Gate are leftbehind (they are not on the list of unitsthat can be Gated).

Wolf Priest (p. 35)

Taking a Wulfen Lord does not force youto take Wulfen as Troops – but if you do,Grey Slayers are unavailable.

Codex: Eye of Terror – The Lostand the Damned Q&A

Army Selection (p. 42)

The numerical limits set for units in Codex:Chaos Space Marines apply when thoseunits are fielded in a Lost and the Damnedarmy. For example, Greater Daemons arestill limited to 0-1.

Some units from Codex: Chaos SpaceMarines have special rules that apply to“Chaos” units, such as a Word BearersDark Apostle with the Demagogue Abilityor the Dirge Caster vehicle upgrade.These rules also apply to all units drawnfrom the Lost and the Damned army list.

Allied Chaos Space Marine units that aredrawn from the Troops or Fast Attacksections of Codex: Chaos Space Marinesare counted as Elites when taken as alliesin a Lost and the Damned army if they aregiven a Mark of Chaos. Allies drawn fromthe Codex: Chaos Space Marines HQ andElite sections and that are given a Mark ofChaos remain in their respective categorywhen taken as allies.

Daemons may not be taken as allies fromCodex: Chaos Space Marines – they aretaken as Elites from the Lost and theDamned army list.

Units drawn from Codex: Imperial Guardmay not make use of the RegimentalDoctrines rules.

Units drawn from Codex: Imperial Guardonly use wargear, squad options, andupgrades from their own Codex.

When using the rules for taking specificTraitor Legions as allies, only one Legionmay provide the allies, and their rules willapply to all Chaos Space Marine units.

Legion-specific special characters may betaken, so long as the Chaos Space Marineallies are drawn from the correct Legion.

Kroot Mercenaries may be taken as allies,but allied units taken from Codex: ChaosSpace Marines are not counted towardsthe number of Kroot units that may betaken.

Chaos Space Marine AspiringChampions (p. 43)

The Marks of Chaos born by AspiringChampions taken from the Lost and theDamned HQ section do not count as theMarks that are described in Codex: ChaosSpace Marines. The only exception to thisis that they are counted towards theAncient Enemies rule.

Plague Zombies (p. 44)

Plague Zombies are not counted ashaving the Mark of Nurgle, for anypurposes.

Plague Zombies are Fearless asdescribed in the Warhammer 40,000Universal Special Rules.

Chaos Spawn

Chaos Spawn are Fearless as describedin the Warhammer 40,000 UniversalSpecial Rules.

Codex: Eye of Terror –UlthwéStrike Force Q&A

Since the publication of Codex: Eye ofTerror, the Warhammer 40,000 rules havebeen updated. This document explainshow to use Codex: Eye of Terror inconjunction with these changes.

Universal Special Rules

Where these terms appear within Codex:Eye of Terror, please refer please refer tothe Universal Special Rules section of therevised Warhammer 40,000 rulebook:

Fearless

Ulthwé Strike Force

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