Proxies and Other Models

Models with weargear different to datasheet

When proxing wargear, the model with the proxied wargear must have the following next to the wargear being proxied:

• Warhammer 40k app: [As: <Modeled Wargear 1>;...<Modeled Wargear N>]
• Battlescribe: [<Original Wargear> as: <Modeled Wargear>]

This might also apply to 3D printed models, the TO will let you know during the approval process.

Proxied wargear example

• Robert is playing Drukhari and brings a unit of Scourges with 4 Dark lances. Since the box does not contain enough Dark lances
  • He models the unit with each of the heavy weapons available:
    • 1x Dark lance
    • 1x Drukhari haywire blaster
    • 1x Heat lance
    • 1x Splinter cannon
  • Since the Dark Lance is the original wargear on his list, he only needs to mention
    • 1x Drukhari haywire blaster
    • 1x Heat lance
    • 1x Splinter cannon
  • When he submits his list he adds the unit as follows:
    • Warhammer 40k app

      Scourges (110 Points)
      • (Model and Wargear omitted for this example)
      • 4x Scourge
        • 4x Close combat weapon
          4x Dark lance [As: Drukhari haywire blaster; Heat lance; Splinter cannon]
      

      Battlescribe

      Scourges
      . . Scourge with Heavy Weapon: Close combat weapon, Dark Lance
      . . Scourge with Heavy Weapon: Close combat weapon, Dark Lance [Dark Lance as: Drukhari haywire blaster]
      . . Scourge with Heavy Weapon: Close combat weapon, Dark Lance [Dark Lance as: Heat lance]
      . . Scourge with Heavy Weapon: Close combat weapon, Dark Lance [Dark Lance as: Splinter cannon]
      . . (Model and Wargear omitted for this example)
      

Proxied models

When proxying models with other models that have their own datasheet:

• The original models and proxies must have, roughly, the same dimensions
• The proxy must use the same base size as the original
• Have the following next to the model entry in the list
  • Warhammer 40k app: the proxied model must have [As: <Model 1>;...<Model N>] next to the model’s name in the datasheet
  • Battlescribe: the proxied model must have [<Original model> as: <Model>]

This might also apply to 3D printed models, the TO will let you know during the approval process.

Proxied model example

• Oscar is also using a unit of Primaris Infiltrators, but lost 2 of the models. In order to field the unit he decides to use Primaris Intercessors as proxies.
  • Both have, roughly, the same dimensions
  • Have the same base size
  • When he submits his list he must add the unit as follows
    • Warhammer 40k app

      Infiltrator Squad (100 Points)
      • (Model and Wargear omitted for this example)
      • 4x Infiltrator [As: 2x Primaris Intercessors]
        • (Wargear omitted for this example)
      

      Battlescribe

      Infiltrator Squad
      . . 4x Infiltrator: 4x Bolt Pistol, 4x Close Combat Weapon, 4x Marksman Bolt Carbine [Infiltrator as: 2x Primaris Intercessors]
      . . Infiltrator Sergeant: Bolt Pistol, Close Combat Weapon, Marksman Bolt Carbine
      

Proxied Units

• If there is not an equivalent piece of wargear between the proxied model and the original, then each proxy must follow the rules in the Models with weargear different to datasheet section
• Each proxy in the squad must follow the rules in the Proxied Models section above
• Try to use as many of the same model as possible
• No other datasheets that use the models being used as proxies may be included in the list

Proxied squad example

• Example 1
  • John wants to use a unit of Deathshroud Terminators, but they’re not available anywhere. He decides to use Blightlord Terminators as proxies
    • Both units have, roughly, the same size
    • Proxy models use the same base size as the original models
    • John may no longer use Blightlord Terminator units in his list
    • He is proxing the original unit using only Blightlord Terminator models
    • They do not have equivalent wargear
    • He adds the following entry to his submitted list:
      • Warhammer 40k App

        Deathshroud Terminators (110 Points)
        • 1x Deathshroud Champion [As: Blightlord Terminator Champion]
         ◦ 1x Manreaper [As: Flail of Corruption]
         ◦ 1x Plaguespurt gauntlet
        • 2x Deathshroud Terminator [As: 2x Blightlord Terminators]
         ◦ 2x Manreaper [As: 2x Bubotic Axe]
         ◦ 2x Plaguespurt gauntlet [As: 2x Combi-weapon]
        

        Battlescribe

        Deathshroud Terminators
        . . 2x Deathshroud Terminator: 2x Manreaper, 2x Plaguespurt gauntlet [Deathshourd Terminator as: 2x Blightlord Terminators] [Manreaper as: 2x Bubotic Axe] [Plaguespurt gauntlet as: 2x Combi-weapon]
        . . Deathshroud Terminator Champion: Manreaper, Plaguespurt gauntlet [Deathshroud Terminator Champion as: Blightlord Terminator Champion] [Manreaper as: Flail of Corruption]
        

• Example 2
  • Oscar is playing Space Marines and wants to include two Repulsor Executioners, but he only has one; so he decides to use a regular Repulsor to proxy the Repulsor Executioner
    • The only difference between the two models is a turret (both have the same dimensions and base sizes)
    • The Repulsor has its own datasheet
      • Oscar may no longer use any units using the Repulsor datasheet in his list
    • He adds the Repulsor Executioner datasheet to his submitted list as follows
      • Warhammer 40k app

        Repulsor Executioner (220 Points) [As: Repulsor]
        • (Wargear omitted for this example)
        

        Battlescribe

        Repulsor Executioner: (Wargear omitted for this example) [Repulsor Executioner as: Repulsor]
        

3D Printed models and older versions

3D printed, and older versions, of models are not subject to the rules above by default, as they should be sufficiently distinct to cause confusion during the game. However, during the approval process, the TO might determine that these guidelines apply and will let you know how to add the unit to the list.

Instead, the following rule apply to them:

3D printed models

Players may have no more than 20% of the point limit as 3d printed models.

Game Size	Point Limit	Maximum points in 3D models
Incursion	1000	200
Strike Force	2000	400
Onslaught	3000	600

Failure to report these models during the list submission and approval process will subject the player to the penalties detailed in the illegal model offense.

Older versions

The only requirement is that they are on the same base size as the newer versions.

In order to avoid damaging model when doing a base swap, player may put the model and base on top of a base of the correct size. Players that opt to do this will not have the model be counted as an illegal model offense as long as the player reports this during the list submission and approval process.