Tyranid Codex 6th Free Download

So my first army was Tyranids at the tail end of 4th edition and things were good. 5Th edition happened, preferred enemy became insane, and things were GREAT.

Then came the 5th edition codex, and things were terrible. 6th edition happened and with it came a new Tyranid codex, and things remained terrible.

I haven't played my bugs since 5th, since I didn't even bother bringing them out for 6th edition. I haven't played since before 7th, and I saw yesterday the the bugs got some gorgeous new units, plus some fancy new zoanthrope models that look sturdy enough to not fall over if you happen to blink at them. Thinking about getting back into the game, especially since the unbound rules allow for the return of the Nidzilla list. Here's my question: is it worth it? I know we havent gotten a new Tyranid codex, but have the new rules made the army playable again? Or does playing Tyranids still equate to handing your opponent a free massacre? I'm a long time Tyranid player, and is incorrect.

Unbound armies is not the way to go, nor is it the saving grace of Tyranid armies. We have plenty of shooting available in the list, the main drawback is that the units that SHOULD be really good in close combat are not that great, since 7th in general doesn't encourage a heavy close combat aspect to army construction thanks to overwatch and not being able to assault after infiltrating, outflanking, or deepstriking. Flying Hive Tyrants with twin linked devourers are one of the best point-for-point units in the game. For 230 points you get a flying monstrous creature, that can only be hit on 6s when shooting, has a 3+ armor save, and only crashes on the roll of 1-2 in a shooting phase in which it was actually wounded, which is rare. It also gets to dish out 12 twin linked S6 shots per turn, which completely demolishes light vehicles, flyers, and infantry alike.

This guys is good, REALLY good, and most competitive lists will take 2 automatically. Tervigons are really good.

Not as good as they once were, but its still a T6, W6, 3+ save objective secured monstrous creature that gets to spawn 3D6 objective secured models every turn, even if engaged in combat. And its synapse. Park this guy on a backfield objective, and he will never go away unless your opponent devotes significant resources to it. Termagants are dirt cheap, 4 points each, and can be taken in units of 30. You know what's hard to chew through?

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These units not only pop out a lot of S4 shots (which can take down small units, and even wreck AV10 armor thanks to glancing), but can hold up units like wraithknights and riptides (and imperial knights!) all. And that's not even touching the surface of giving them devourers - suddenly they're pumping out up to 90 S4 shots per turn.that will absolutely wreck most units, and that's a guaranteed wrecked AV10 vehicle. Carnifexes are extremely good - again, mostly because they can take twin linked devourers. Same thing as the hive tyrant - 12 twin linked S6 shots from a T6 W4 3+ save platform will absolutely wreck light vehicles, flyers, and infantry. Exocrines rain down S7 AP2 plasma from medium range - almost every single list will include at least one. Malanthropes provide synapse, are hard to kill (T5, W4, 3+ save, Regen) and also give every unit within 6' shrouded. Also a near auto take.

You can completely shield your entire force with 1-2 of these guys, and they're only 85 points each! We have more flying monstrous creatures than almost any other army - crones are amazing at taking out enemy flyers, thanks to their S8 vector strike and 4 haywire missiles. Harpies can mess up infantry and vehicles alike, with either barbed stranglers or venom cannons, and their spore mine bombs. Hive guard provide S8 shooting that ignores cover, on a T6 platform to boot. And they don't need line of sight, so you can hid them in cover (and get +2 to that cover save thanks to malanthropes) and shoot at vehicles all day long. Zoanthropes are still really good, because warp blast will make short work of vehicles with AV13 or 14, which the rest of the army does tend to struggle with.

Now that we have drop pods, holy shit man. We're so much better than we were, and we were already in a decent position among armies that aren't Tau, Eldar, or Imperial knights. Now, we can take units of 20 or a single MC and deep strike them in like drop pods for SM, without mishapping. Zoanthropes in a pod, can drop behind armor and blow it up on turn 2.

Termagants in a pod, can drop in and unload 60 S4 shots on a cricital enemy unit. Tervigons in a pod can drop in on a backfield objective, spawn gants immediately, and force your opponent to react. Carnifexes dropped in can unload their 12 S6 shots on the juiciest targets, regardless of how your opponent tried to protect it. There is a lot going on with Nids right now, I'd recommend you start playing them again! They're one of the most fun armies to play, because they're just so extremely different from every other faction out there. Sure they have their drawbacks - they need synapse support, and they struggle against AV13 and 14 thanks to the nerf to the Smash special rule.but against AV10-12, and infantry of any type, they are phenomenal.

EDIT: Also, the nidzilla list is alive and well - you can take a MC in every single force org slot. Hive tyrants in HQ, Malanthropes and haruspex in Elite (or maleceptors.but don't.), tervigons in troops (with a 30 man unit of gants.but hey, at least you get a unit to put your monsters behind to get cover!), crones and harpies in fast attack (not to mention the forgeworld dimachaeron, which is AMAZING), exocrines, carnifexes (in units of up to 3), tyrannofexes, and toxicrenes in heavy support. EDIT EDIT: Another thing to note - even the 'not useful' units in our book have some serious utility; a dude just won 11th Company GT two weekends ago, using.spore mines, lictors, and genestealers (among other usual choices like flyrants and mawlocs). Point is, if you like a certain model enough, you can find a way to be competitive with it! Oh man, genestealers in 5th was THE army to play for Nids, with everything outflanking and charging on turn 2. Unfortunately with 6th and now 7th edition, you can't charge on the turn you arrive from reserves, so any genestealers that outflank are stuck getting shot at for a turn before charging. That, and with over watch taking a heavy toll on any charging genestealers, they just aren't worth the points investment required to make them useful.

Small squads of 5 as dedicated infiltrating objective holders can work, but they are easily destroyed if left on their own with no support. I haven't played 7th in a while, and I don't see Tyranids very often, but the one thing I can mention is that the Monstrous Creature and FMC rules got changed a bit. Smash got a pretty serious nerf, and there was also something about swooping and landing that changed. I play Dark Angels, so I'm not too familiar with the flying monstrous creature rules. From what I understand, though, the addition of unbound armies is the saving grace of Tyranid armies.

It would allow you to take something shooty like Tau to balance out your army as a whole. Hope you figure out something good. I always love seeing Tyranids on the table. Hey, I think it really depends on what you're looking for. I mostly play in RTTs and the occasional GT. Tyranids are well represented, played by some of the very good players (who are looking to win), and have a couple of very competitive lists right now. It looks like the torrent of fire app is having a moment, but the last I checked they were one of the armies with a winning record (they were better than average).

That said, in my experience they have some absolutely brutal matchups, several of which are really common in the current meta. But that's always been the case for Tyranids, so hey, on the whole I think things are actually pretty good right now for the bugs. More than almost any other army I can think of, Tyranids really need a 'theme' or strategy for any given list to function well.

Moreover, some of the Tyranid options aren't particularly. So there's often not a lot of room for units that don't support the rest of the list. That said, there are a large handful of lists that work pretty well. Building around the skyblight formation is a popular option, although it's not likely to win you many friends at the local game store:-). That said, it's pretty competitive and it's hard to imagine any meta-shifts that are likely to make it less viable. The idea here is that you load up on flying hive tyrants, a couple of other flying monstrous creatures, and take a few gargoyle units that have a chance of re-spawning if they're wiped out.

The Sims 1 Transmogrifier Download. Pretty slick, really. For my two cents, a much more fun (and still pretty competitive) list is to take Tyranids as your CAD and then take another Tyranid detachment as your allies (almost all tournaments allow this).

This gives you three flying hive tyrants and a really flexible force org. To work with. After taking the hive tyrants, I'd take 2x Tyrannofex (keep the stock weapon - that torrent is nasty!) 1-2 mawlocs, 1-2 malanthropes, and then either spend a lot of points on termaguants + a tervigon or a bunch of deep striking ripper swarms. The end result is a lot of really difficult to deal with threats on T2, with a bunch of back field scoring units. I don't have much of a local competitive scene anymore, so it's mostly just casual games.

I was just so tired of losing before the dice even roll against almost every other army because the codex was so lousy. When nidzilla died with the release of the 5th codex, I played a few games with them, got completely wrecked every time by armies I used to eat for breakfast, or lost due to time because moving swarms takes forever when I was forced to adapt to new tactics, I gave up and went back to my chaos marines almost exclusively, while trying out just about every other army in existence, none of which fit my preferred play style. I'm building to a very elite list right now with no swarms whatsoever.

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