While the models were screaming at us to buy them, they really are very nice after all, we were very worried about the rules. Obviously this trend continued as we counted down the days (and in some cases hours and minutes) until the various milestones were met. One thing that did concern us was that on the day Hawk were remarkably quiet on the pricing and any details on the rules. Reading various fora on the Internet has certainly shown that we were not alone. When the 6 Inch Move posse first clapped eyes on DzC way back at Salute we were blown away by the quality of the models and I believe that we weren’t the only ones. After having spent a good amount of time with the rules I thought I’d share my thoughts on them as well as on the actual book itself. However, that’s not really what I want to be sharing today.
The Kodiak is included but you’d need to spend at least another 35 points to get a basic commander in there. That’s without organising things into battlegroups and without taking any upgrades or paying for a commander. After some brief Maths I found that the UCM Mega army comes in at 2320 points. I’ve read the rules cover to cover now and am therefore trying to make a list so that I know what to assemble and paint first, there’s no use me frantically putting everything together and then trying to get a game in and finding that the stuff I’ve yet to get to is exactly what I need. Last night I sat down to start working out the basic force for my Dropzone Commander UCM army.
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