The summary of ‘Which New Space Marine Detachment Should You Run? – 10th Edition Warhammer 40k’

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The video introduces new detachments in the Space Marine codex, each emphasizing different playstyles and strategies. These detachments include the Anvil Siege Force for a static gunline, Iron Storm Spearhead for vehicle-focused tactics, Firestorm Assault Force for well-rounded versatility, Stormland Force for mobility and White Scars inspiration, mounted unit-focused Detachment for versatility and aggression, and the Vanguard spearhead Detachment for stealthy units. Notable strategies and abilities are highlighted for each, catering to different unit types and tactics. The video also discusses the first company task force Detachment, focusing on supporting elite units like Terminators. The Gladius Detachment, known for its powerful and flexible abilities, is highlighted for its overall versatility. Viewers are prompted to consider whether the Gladius Detachment remains the top choice among detachments.

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In this part of the video, the Space Marine codex introduces six new detachments, with the Anvil Siege Force being highlighted. This detachment focuses on heavy units that gain bonuses when stationary. However, the strategy revolves around standing still, which may not be ideal in a game of movement like Warhammer. Nevertheless, certain units like whirlwinds and desolation Marines can benefit. Notable strategies include Armor of Contempt for reducing weapon AP and Rigig Discipline for enabling units to tactically withdraw. Hail of Vengeance is a 2CP strategy allowing shooting back after losing a model, suitable for units like hellblasters. This detachment suits a static gunline playstyle.

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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the Iron Storm Spearhead detachment, emphasizing high value, low volume shots and vehicle-focused tactics for the Iron Hands. The detachment encourages players to use auras to enhance nearby vehicles and strategems that focus on big, powerful vehicles. The Firestorm Assault Force, inspired by the Salamanders chapter, offers a well-rounded toolbox with a focus on using transports and grants range weapons assault and additional strength when targeting units within 12 inches. Key enhancements include ‘Champion of Humanity’ and ‘Crucible of Battle’ strategems while highlighting the importance of getting in and out of transports for mobility and tactical advantage. The Stormland Force, inspired by the White Scars, provides advance and charge abilities, making it an intriguing option to consider.

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In this segment of the video, the focus is on a Detachment centered around mounted units, with abilities that benefit both melee and shooting units. Key actions include fainting withdrawal, Hunter’s instinct, shock assault, wind Swift evasion, Full Throttle, and hard right fast strategy. The Detachment offers versatility and aggression, particularly suited for melee combat. Additionally, the Vanguard spearhead Detachment, based on stealthy units like Phobos and Scouts, provides tactical advantages such as being minus 1 to hit and receiving cover benefits. Important strategems are strike from the Shadows, calculated faint, and gorilla tactics, enhancing shooting and mobility for various unit types.

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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the new Detachment for the first company task force in Warhammer. The Focus Detachment consists of Elites like Terminators, blade guard, and Stern guard. The key enhancement is “iron resolve,” providing a 5+ feel no pain and the ability to grant it to the whole unit once per game. The strategems offer situational abilities like controlling objectives, granting +1 to hit against wounded targets, and providing defensive buffs like “orbital teleportarium” and “legendary fortitude.” This Detachment is effective for supporting elite units, particularly Terminators. The OG Detachment, the Gladius, is also discussed, known for its powerful and flexible abilities focusing on doctrines and organized fighting. The Gladius excels in various aspects, making it hard to compete with in terms of overall versatility. The video concludes by asking viewers for their thoughts on whether the Gladius remains the top choice among detachments.

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