Alternatively, you could take these with the Flesh Tearers Strike Force (aka, the Motor Pool) to grab each CCS their very own Drop Pod and have quite a devastating force. As funny as it sounds, a mechanized army of CCSs would be quite powerful as each squad comes with the ability to grant itself and another nearby unit (in case a unit fails it’s Order check) any number of useful abilities such as Ignores Cover, Split Fire, shoot and then run, recovering from morale issues, etc. That would be a min/maxers dream come true! Almost every model in your army would be packing a special weapon, lol. Interestingly, there appears to be no limit on the number of Command choices you can take though, which means a humorous (and potentially very powerful) army you could play would be made of nothing but Company Command Squads (CCS). They don’t leave much room for anything of the very appealing Auxiliary choices. Normally this wouldn’t be so bad apart from the fact that the Cadian Battle Group core choices are VERY expensive. So for starters, a lot of people mistakenly thought you did not have to take any Core formations to take this Detachment, which is true, but you do have to take 1 to take any Auxiliary choices.
With a record of accolades dating back millennia, the regiments of Cadia are regarded as some of the greatest warriors the Imperium has to call upon.Īs a looong time Imperial Guard er, Astra Militarum player, I was so excited to see them get new material! The Cadian Battle Group gives you tools to represent these bold warriors in your games of Warhammer 40k!
Positioned by chance near the Eye of Terror, Cadians were destined (or doomed, depending on your perspective) to either stand up and fight or be crushed. The plan is to have more and more weapons and to be stronger.Hey everyone, Reecius here from Frontline Gaming to talk tactics with the new Astra Militarum detachment: the Cadian Battle Group from the Mont’Ka campaign book!Ĭadia is a martial planet. "It's about light armoured vehicles and tanks. In time, we will have more equipment and more heavy weapons, but for that, we have to make sure that there will be places for maintenance, we are dealing with this now, but I think that in the future, we will have stronger tanks," he source: Shutterstock) The plan is to have more and more weapons and to be stronger. Vincent Minguet specified that there are currently light infantry and mechanized infantry troops. He explained that Cincu was chosen because it is in the centre of the country, but also because there is a lot of room there - since the battalion will host about 1,000 soldiers. We will do this in June," Colonel Vincent Minguet said at a conference at the French Embassy in Romania, G4media.ro reported. Most of the battalion is in Constanţa, at Kogălniceanu, we will move to Cincu, and we will keep troops at Kogălniceanu as well, but I would say that the centre of gravity will be at Cincu. Vincent Minguet, the commander of the tactical group of NATO's advanced presence in Romania.Ĭincu is located in the center of the country, in Brașov County - at approximately equal distances from important cities such as Sibiu, Brașov, Târgu Mureș, Sfântu Gheorghe and Miercurea Ciu. The Allied battle group in Romania is active in Constanţa for now, but in June, its "centre of gravity" will be moved to Cincu, in the central part of the country, according to col.
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