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I'm proudly stuck in WH 3rd edition for model buying/painting reasons and so I don't have to keep earning scholerly degrees to learn new rule sets.
Also one page rules really revives your unsupported models.
@Marduk73 This is the way.
@heretic_hannes
I'll give another push for One Page Rules for anyone that has the option to switch.
@RudeOnTuesdays @Marduk73
I have played OPR before, but only the 40k variant and not the Killteam variant.
There are some things I love about it, but some other things that I found a bit too simplified and hurting immersion, e.g. WS and BS being the same on all units...
IIRC there is no shooting and melee-ing in the same activation, which makes the default Chaos 40k gear choices quite bad in OPR.
AND armies tend to be a lot smaller (which can also be good, I guess).