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There’s a roadmap they have and it’s like they’re completely disregarding it. Why then can’t they keep a relative power level consistency across all armies during an edition? They know what’s to come after all and this includes other codices to be released. They know the path their system will take and when it will be reforged. I know GW plans for an edition years before we even hear a rumor of it. It’s honestly unforgivable of Games Workshop to do this. Legitimately, codices released later in the life of an edition are stronger than those released earlier. I’m not talking meta or player perception here. It’s where each subsequently released codex throughout an edition eclipses the previous codices released. Codex Creep is Real and UnforgivableĪnyone who has played any edition of the game will be familiar with the term codex creep. It was those 9th rumors that served as the catalyst for this article. Of course since then we’ve seen 40K jump up to 8th edition at the time of writing this, with the rumored confirmed 9th edition on the horizon. I really think 5th edition was a solid set of rules and I know others think back to them fondly. We saw 5th edition drop in 2008 and it came as a much needed update for the game. That equated to about 6 games a year but I loved it regardless. Still, I played my Orks enthusiastically and tried to get in as many games as I could.

By that point the game was in a weird place because it was dated and codex information from some armies just didn’t line up.

I started playing Warhammer 40K in 2006 near the tail end of 4th edition. 6.1) Leave a Comment! Me and Warhammer 40K Over the Years

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