Chainfist

"Great site, bro! While I have almost no complaints about BOLS, there is almost no coverage of the Inquisition Codices so needless to say I was elated with joy to find someone who still shares the same enthusiasm as me for these most ancient of codices. So here are a couple comments/questions I have for you after reading your entries:"

"Hello! I just learned about your website from www.belloflostsouls.com. Pretty neat! I'll definatly be exploring it for the next couple days! Anyway, here are my DeamonHunter army lists. I have a 1000 pt and a 2000pt. I was wondering if you had any insight."

"I love the Daemonhunters book. I open it up and love all of the character and neat little abilities, wargear and units that are inside. Like your series on assassins, there's a lot to love. Until I fire up Army Builder and start making a list. What a bunch of garbage!"

I'm not ashamed to say that of all my deadly children, the Eversor Assassin is my favorite. Although he seems to be popular only with old-timers, the Eversor is the most versatile, cheapest and most forgiving of the Imperial Operatives.

The Culexus Assassin is historically the least used and most misunderstood of the Imperial Assassins. It is also one of the most devastating, if used correctly. This article discusses the Culexus, highlights its strengths, and gives you some suggestions for fitting it into an army.

The Vindicare Assassin is the second most popular Imperial Assassin and the Assassin of choice for newer players. He's the deadliest sniper in the Imperium and makes an easy addition to most Imperial armies. This article talks about how to use him in 5th Edition.

Assassins are one of the most feared and least understood units in the game. Everyone has a "fish tale" about a terrible experience with an Assassin, but like all good stories most have grown with the telling.