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I have a pleasant answer for you in the pinned comment...

Look for "the Realm of Ultramar" discord! It's not my discord, but you can tag me there.

@ thanks for the reply. I’ve joined now

Tigurius is a Champion in the Librarius detachment! Quick note, "if he fails hazardous he can use his FNP to negate some of the mortals" this actually applies to ALL Librarians. The reason for that is because the Hazardous wounds are caused by a Psychic Attack and according to the FAQ, you are allowed to your anti-psychic feel no pain against them!

@ I remember hearing that but could not find the rule anywhere. Thank you for pointing me to the FAQ

Enjoy yourself playing! New blood is always welcome!

A lot of things can go wrong (like missing the oath kill) and you always functionally play a 1700 point list if you include guilliman. It is embarrassing how easy it is to kill g-man, sometimes it happens by accident. 5 Jump Pack Intercessors can take him from 10 to 0 in one go if you are unlucky.

@brothertobias i disagree because t1-3 your not putting him anywhere near where he can actually be killed why would you put him in range of something like that t4 you go all out with him because at that point double oaths and cp usage has made his points. Your offensive strat is changing a units doctrine and defensive strat is reactive move/aoc

The Novamarines are an amazing Chapter! Serve the Primarch with pride! Vanguard content is coming, I'm getting a lot of requests.

Hello Rotaienko, thank you for writing this comment I always appreciate questions like this. I'm sorry I can't phrase it better than this, but it actually just is "don't get charged". It is better to get a safe angle into something like 5 Strike Marines than an exposed angle into a dreadknight. If you really cannot screen the 6" charge stratagem consistently, maybe you should take a one or even two units of Infiltrators. Avoid the combat, but don't be too afraid of the shooting - Dreadknights aren't great at killing Centurions, unless all 6 of them get to shoot you cleanly. The new detachment lacks the Mists of Deimos stratagem from the index, so it easier for your meltas and grenades to move up and get a target. Dreadknights do not appreciate melta and nothing in Grey Knights appreciates grenades. The last piece of advice I could give would be to start your centurions off the board, to prevent your opponent from shooting you with turn 1 up-down.

The Vanguard isn't dead! I honestly think it's the best Ultramarines you can run, but I keep running into a problem with regards to my player skill on it. The Vanguard punishes mistakes hard. Vanguard content will continue, it is just that you (the viewers) have requested some Gladius content so I will provide it!

You can find me on the "Realm of Ultramar" Discord! Just tag me there and I will reply to you directly as fast as I can! Uriel isn't a 100% auto-include, but I still really like him in melee based detachments because the extra tax on stratagems is really annoying for your opponent. In Vanguard, Uriel is actually mandatory because of the Centurion synergy.

I think the way to build this Detachment is very different from how you build regular Space Marine lists. This might be a rare case in which you leave Calgar and Ventris at home, just because of how many points you are putting into Characters. Infernus Sound good, but I think Tigurius + Bladeguard make better use of the +2 movement and the Strength buff.

Thank you very much, I really appreciate it I want to make more of my (more edited) content about the game, especially now that my old Gladius video needs a redo.

@ I would so appreciate that. I really enjoyed hearing your thoughts on each mini. Also with my birthday coming up do you have any advice on which kits to pick up? Thanks and keep up the great work!

@@coryskinner The utility units (Scouts, Infiltrators etc) are evergreen and almost always useful. Then, you should own all the Ultramarine Epic heroes, just in case. Maybe don't buy Sicarius, because there will be a new model at some point.

Indeed, which is why I don't think this ability is as great as it sounds. if it works out (which it will most of the time) it's amazing. But if you get unlucky and end up with a stranded unit that relied on oath, you are in trouble.

Almost half of the value is also what happens immediately they do this. Since they have heavy and also gain ignore cover if they remain stationary, they get better the next turn meaning the opponent is almost forced to deal with them immediately. This allows the rest of my stuff to be relatively safe while the devastator and razorback soak up damage and attention

That is too many points invested into a package for my taste. A package which could just as easily be single Dreadnought getting a reroll on a multimelta. I'm not convinced by throwing extra Command Points *and* Oath into this already expensive combo. It's also very pre-measurable without assault+disembark or just plain assault.

@@brothertobias it's 120 + 95

I don''t hate the Chaplains in vaccum - You are completely right, having backups for your Oaths is *good* thing similar to how I rate the oath agnostic units like Ballistus and Eradicators My issues with the Chaplains are contextual - The regular Chaplain is replaceable. A Captain leads Assault Intercessors better,.A Judiciar leads Bladeguard better. Lethal hits are a better buff than +1 to wound for most of these low-strength units etc. Not to mention the Epic Heroes like Sicarius, Uriel or Tigurius. The Terminator Chaplain is flawed, because all Terminators require Oath. Assault Terminators with Hammers hit on 4+, so they need it for damage. Regular Terminators have a special rule against the Oath Target, so they need oath. This unfortunately means the Terminator Chaplain has pretty useless buff on these units. The Jump Pack Chaplain isn't bad at all, he suffers because Jump Pack Intercessors are an MSU skirmish piece, not a big damage brick and therefore don't need a Leader. And Vanguard Veterans are pretty bad. The odd one out is the Bike Chaplain - He benefits from the Outrider buffs (because the +1 strength and Damage apply to him) and gives them a good breakpoint to hit with +1 to wound at S5. Maybe he should be higher, but I need to see if multiple of these units perform in Stormlance. And if they do, I suspect it's because of another Chapter, not Ultramarines.

I would love improvements on the Valiant! It looks really cool.

Also Deathwatch Terminators are what you want outta Terminators. Letting them take 3 special weapons.

Letting regular Terminators use all three heavy weapons you get in the box would be my #1 suggestion on how to fix them.

Thank you for your patronage! Judiciar + Bladeguard is a perfectly servicable unit to infiltrate forward. But in specifically Ultramarines I would always infiltrate a unit led by Marneus Calgar. They don't have fights first, but you are so durable with the extra models and get fallback+dostuff (which Vanguard Spearhead doesn't natively get). Your other options outside of Ultramarines is a Gravis Captain with 6 Flamestorm Aggressors. That is a really scary unit to sit in front of your opponent turn 1.

it's still useful (Sustained Hits is good and Calgar would benefit from rerolling advances since he has advance+charge) but tough to justify at 40 points.

I consider one unit of Scouts downright mandatory, but they have fallen from grace since the last tier list. At 55 points for 5 they were almost a mandatory 3-of in every list. Now you take one and probably something with more Substance for further mission play, like Incursors, Reivers, Jump Pack Intercessors, Suppressors or the ATV. If you want to put Scouts further up in A tier regardless I wouldn't disagree!

No, but it drops Brother Tobias into D for doofus.

You do well to point this out. You are very correct that Tactical Secondaries (which are 99.9% of all games you play in Pariah Nexus) can bite against Calgar's CP ability. You also lose the ability to double-dip off of G-man. However, I think these two abilities are incredibly close, because: 1. Marneus Calgar's CP can be used to redraw the "bad" Secondary Card, which feeds straight into your Victory Score. Amassing a CP lead by scaring your opponent off in the early turns makes this very plausible to happen. 2. Positional Context: Every Stratagem you make free with Guilliman has to be a Stratagem used within 12" of him and therefore depends on both conditions: Wanting to use a stratagem and being within 12". Which is not a difficult set of conditions to fulfil, let's be clear. But it also means that whenever you don't actually have a use for a Stratagem, your "free" Stratagem was wasted. One thing that mildly annoys me about Guilliman's rule is that it doesn't work on Turn 1 if you go second. If you lose the starting roll, you only get 9 turns of aura instead of 10. A Tyranid Hive Tyrant always works, because it doesn't have to pass your Command Phase first.

You almost exclusively skirt around the edges of the board and take very narrow firing angles in a way that leaves you minimally exposed. You are are also looking at a -1 to hit (in Vanguard), Toughness 7 model with a 2+ save and access to Armor of Contempt. The 4 Wounds are also really helpful to avoid damage from Damage 3 attacks, like Forgefiends, Predators and Exocrines. Don't get careless however; Riptides, Land Fortresses and Doomsday Arks can hurt you really bad if you go in without a plan.

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​@brothertobias I did take a screenshot, but some of images i have no idea what unit.... I'm a noob 😂

@@himynameisjesse Check my TH-cam Community page, it features the tier list with all unit names on it.

The Phobos Librarian does debuff his unit, which is very true and I wish I would have mentioned it. However, I do think you want at least one (1) in your list to have a permanent-ish source of Psyker model to hand out the Strength buff to non-psyker units or throw the 18" mind bullet stratagem. Being able to debuff movement, throw grenades and be completely save doing it is good in my opinion. Outside of the Librarius, the Phobos Librarian has a specific niche, which is making your home objective immune to indirect fire. This isn't relevant right now, but we all know GW cannot stop printing broken artillery once per season. It is not unrealistic for a metagame close to the nightspinner fall of last year to return and those metagames really want a Phobos Librarian.

@@brothertobiasall fair points, thanks for the reply.

Enjoy yourself! Remember that this list is for Tournaments and Competitive play. If you play with your friends at home or in a store, there is nothing wrong with using a unit you like even though a youtuber put it into C tier. Have fun!

Also it’s important to remember this an opinion list and well I agree with most of it there are a few things I don’t, always go with the rule of cool though and buy the models you want

@@brothertobias for sure, will keep that in mind for when I choose to play a tournoment

@@erwohs Yes, I am building my army because the models I want are cool but I also wanted to have an ideia on what people are using on competetive

@@TheKilerORIGINAL glad to hear it, I hope you are able to enjoy all the aspects of the hobbies and if you get into competitive play I wish you much success

Good catch, you are completely right!

Feel free to tell me which facts I get wrong, so I can do better in the next update tierlist!

In my opinion either second best or third best. It competes with ironstorm.

@ Vanguard, Ironstorm/Gladius?

@@Bumbaclart247 Yes, that's how I would put it.

@@Bumbaclart247 Why Vanguard first?? And love the name :-)

@@paulbridge6063 its generally considered a better detachment and synergies with ultras

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It's a mix between 1. Votann is underrated in America, because most American players believe their datasheets are bad, 2. The German Votann specialists are really skilled and perform well internationally and 3. The WTC terrain format is still popular in Europe and this terrain format with it's tight firing lanes supports Votann with their short-ranged, but brutal damage really well.

That's a good idea, I'll think about doing that! The caveat however, is that lists require testing after you assemble them. Most of the time, there is something you change after two or three games.

Yes, these are Warhammer 40.000 miniatures!

i have both the newer Titus and the one from this and they are exactly the same .

@@brothertobias Nice