How to play WARHAMMER 40K

Let Guy and Ant teach you the basics of Warhammer 40k 10th Edition by playing a small, easy to follow game of Chaos Space Marines vs Tyranids. We'll teach you how to plan a basic army, set up your table, all the core rules of the game, and give you the confidence and knowledge you need to enjoy the most popular tabletop game in the world.
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Music by Midwinter Minis, Choirgiant, Sebastian Kling, and the KZbin Audio Library.
SPECIAL THANKS:
Ant for fielding his awesome Synthwave Tyranids
Mikey from ‪@HellstormWargaming‬ for helping me iron out the rules
Zingbo, Peter, and Nedwork on the MWM Discord server for spotting mistakes in the first draft
Here are some timestamps for useful moments in the video:
0:00:00 Starting out in Warhammer 40k
0:01:20 How to build a starter army
0:02:20 What will you need to play
0:02:58 Chaos Space Marine army
0:04:32 Tyranids army
0:05:25 Understanding datasheets
0:07:41 Weapon profiles
0:08:37 Roll to wound
0:09:26 Armour penetration
0:11:02 Rules, apps, and guides
0:13:25 Setting up the battlefield
0:14:50 Deployment
0:15:50 Unit coherency
0:17:01 Rounds, turns, and phases
0:17:22 Chaos Command phase 1
0:17:54 Chaos Movement phase 1
0:18:32 Advancing
0:19:01 How to move models
0:19:25 Chaos Shooting phase 1
0:22:41 Partially in range
0:23:36 Tyranids Command phase 1
0:23:29 Tyranids Movement phase 1
0:24:42 Moving over terrain
0:25:48 Fire Overwatch
0:29:14 Tyranids Shooting phase 1
0:30:20 Benefit of cover
0:31:10 Feel no pain
0:32:11 Tyranids Charge phase 1
0:32:25 Making a charge
0:32:45 Command Re-roll
0:33:27 Tyranids Fight phase 1
0:33:35 Psychic abilities
0:36:05 Assigning damage
0:37:40 Chaos Command phase 2
0:37:55 Battleshock test
0:38:15 Chaos Movement phase 2
0:40:27 Chaos Shooting phase 2
0:40:40 Grenades
0:41:00 Mortal wounds
0:42:45 Multiple profile weapons
0:43:34 Firing multiple pistols
0:44:50 Hazardous Test
0:45:40 Firing pistols in combat
0:46:33 Split fire
0:47:00 Chaos Charge phase 2
0:47:36 Chaos Fight phase 2
0:49:16 Forgetting rules
0:51:49 What does D3 mean?
0:54:00 Tyranids Command phase 2
0:54:27 Tyranids Movement phase 2
0:54:52 Tyranids Charge phase 2
0:55:09 Tyranids Fight phase 2
0:58:06 Chaos Command phase 3
0:58:56 Chaos Shooting phase 3
1:01:15 Chaos Fight phase 3
1:02:20 Good luck getting started

[@MidwinterMinis]

ERRATA: 38:00 During the Battleshock Tests, the footage of the Cultists and Legionaries rolls were accidentally swapped in the editing process. To reiterate, you pass (and are safe) by rolling ABOVE your leadership value, and fail (become battleshocked) by rolling UNDER your leadership. The two "Twin Linked" rerolls on the Flying Hive Tyrants weapons were performed incorrectly. The entire roll is not considered "the attack", each individual dice is considered a unique attack. You can decide whether to reroll for each individual dice. Why the rules writers didn't just say "Twin Linked: re-roll failed wound rolls" is beyond me. Why write 7 words when 100 will do, eh? Thanks for watching! If there are any rules or situational stuff that you still feel uncertain about, drop a comment below and I'm sure some kind Warhammer 40k expert will be glad to point you in the right direction! No joke, this video took over 200 hours to put together. If you've found it useful, your support really means the world to us! Please consider shooting us a tip on PayPal paypal.me/mwminis or joining our Patreon! www.patreon.com/midwinterminis

[@WilliamChoochootrain]

It's finally here! As someone who just got into Warhammer, tyvm!

[@adasteele475]

The leadership test thing appears to be backwards, you pass if the 2d6 is above the leadership

[@MagnusMoerkoereJohannesen]

I do have a question though, Guy. Where _is_ Mrs. Witch?!

[@cinderheart2720]

Regarding Twinlinked, I'm guessing it's because you can choose to reroll a successful wound in hopes of getting a 6 to trigger devastating wounds. Maybe?

[@eflame2543]

Regarding the feel no pain, you have to roll for each failed save separately right? Because if you rolled two successful 6+ against the first failed save then it technically would have only killed one legionary. 56:45

[@harrisonwaters6585]

Been playing warhammer for about 3 years now and yet I will still watch this whole video.

[@plasticdeath31]

29 and counting here 🎉

[@harrisonwaters6585]

@@plasticdeath31 I hope I get to that many one day!

[@xEternalEnigmax]

Started in 5th, still wanted every second. Worth it.

[@joshuagorman2191]

Played 2nd when I was young, buy trying to start up again after a long hiatus

[@andyseverance1519]

I am just getting into 40K and having such a clear and straightforward explanation of the rules is a lifesaver! Thank you so much for doing this!

[@kevinkant6817]

Your welcome, now wipe my arse

[@babblingbeastofnurgle]

You forgot step one: sell both your kidneys and take out a mortgage...

[@OWENTHEOMANYTE]

Don’t forget both your arms & legs too!

[@mattjek828]

Yeah but how do I afford the second 1000 points?

[@OWENTHEOMANYTE]

Idk

[@OWENTHEOMANYTE]

Don’t I guess

[@joe3683]

40k is the second cheapest nerd hobby to get into sans Pokémon.

[@captainweekend5276]

Slight clarification on Twin-Linked, it does not require you to re-roll all wounds. The wording states "Each time an attack is made with such a weapon, you can re-roll that attack's wound roll." When attacking with a weapon, each dice is considered its own attack, and rolling them all together is referred to as fast rolling. That means that you only need to re-roll the failed wound rolls, however the rule does state that it can be any wound roll, not just failed ones, which is intended to leave open the option to re-roll a successful wound if you're looking instead for a critical wound for the sake of devastating wounds. Honestly fast rolling probably deserved its own clarification, it's often taken for granted by people because its done so often that it muddies interpretations of the rules, even with experienced players it seems. For instance you shouldn't fast roll when making feel no pain rolls for several models, as it needs to be clear before you roll which dice are for which model. Also the rules are pretty unambiguous when it comes to "when a model is leading a unit". The rulebook clarifies that once a character in a combined unit loses its bodyguard it is no longer considered a combined unit and the character and bodyguard are considered separate units from that point forward, therefore any abilities that specify "when this model is leading a unit" are no longer usable once the bodyguards have been destroyed.

[@yftd_dnb]

Well reasoned

[@daneiyt5646]

Tip: USE PRINTOUTS IF YOU JUST WANNA PLAY

[@benbot0733]

>Beginner's guide >An hour long *god-emperor help me*

[@MisterTingles]

as someone who's really only into the modelling and painting side, but has thought about getting into the game proper a number of times, intro vids like this are very helpful. I still glaze over when confronted with stuff like 5+ different stats to express weapon strength and damage resistance, but y'know... probably a reason for it I just don't grasp yet.

[@MidwinterMinis]

Don't worry, I felt the same when I was learning too... NOW LOOK AT ME! Haha

[@TheHaughtyOsprey]

THANKS GUYS! Ive been watching and reading lore for 2 years and Im ready to start playing. This has helped me understand so much more about what types of minis to choose and weapons to pick for them. Its really inti idating to see how complex the rules for this game are but you have helped me get more of a grasp on things.

[@davidwilding1369]

An amazing, simple easy to follow introduction to the 40K game we know and love. I especially appreciate the chapter section for easy reference! Thanks Guy!

[@Madbog1375]

Great video, though a small correction:Twin-linked does not mean that you reroll all the dice in the wound roll. Instead, it means that you reroll all 'failed' dice.

[@MidwinterMinis]

Yup! Good spot. It would be great if it just used that wording in the rules for clarity, eh?

[@zieg0r]

@@MidwinterMinis Except the exact wording in the core rules is "Weapons with [TWIN-LINKED) in their profile are known as Twin-linked weapons. Each time an attack is made with such a weapon, you can re-roll that attack's Wound roll." that means you can re-roll successful wound rolls to fish for critical wounds if you so desire.

[@laurencepenfold]

@@MidwinterMinis The rules are written as if you are resolving one attack at a time, so it never says something like 're-roll all the dice' or 'only the failed rolls'. Where it says 're-roll a Wound roll of 1' for example, it still means all the 1s you have rolled because each attack can use that rule separately.

[@dracometeors3010]

Maybe already said but Twin-Linked let's you reroll whatever Wound Roll you want, you don't have to reroll the whole bunch of dice.

[@rodrigodamian620]

I love all your "How-to-play" games and your battle reports. They might have the occasional missed rulling, but they are by far the easiest to follow and the most entertaining to watch!!! Love your content!!!

[@loveydove5477]

Going to start playing witj my bf now that were both adults with good jobs, no kids, and lots of money. The astra militarum will be my children 😂

[@lukecodz]

damn ur gonna watch ur children die by the millions

[@DarkHue]

This was super fun to watch and definitely cemented the decision to get into WH40K by my brother and I. I'm going Space Marines (Ultramarines) and he's going Chaos Space Marines (mix of cultists and Emperor's Children).

[@Shrek40K]

Bro one of the main reasons I got so hyped over 10th edition was cus I knew this video was gonna come out. I love your how to play’s

[@elitesparky]

I believe there is a mistake at 38:47, for battle shock your trying to get above the leadership not bellow it, so the cultist didn’t fail their test

[@jakephillips2416]

by the looks of it and the narration, i reckon he mixed up the edit on the dice rolls, and they should have been the other way round.

[@michaelmorales3172]

Thanks for this I was so confused but I checked the app to be sure and we were right that the roll needs to be equal to or higher the leadership characteristic to pass

[@Tarvanis]

Even though I don't play or collect 40K myself, I very much appreciate the start section, because the statements there are applicable for almost any wargame: You don't need a lot of models for your first game. You also don't need to create your force by any "balanced gameplay" rules, it's more important to get the gist of the game first. And finally, basically anything can function as a playing surface and terrain. Just use the dining table, throw some books, pencils, bottles, cans, etc. on it and start having fun. Thanks for showing some of the "improvised first terrain", I think it really sells the point.

[@hereticaltuna9776]

Thank you so much. This will really help me teach Warhammer tenth edition to my scout group. I love your videos 👍

[@benjaminjack867]

Been waiting for this!!! Perfect timing before the crusade begins at my local store. Thanks so much for this, Guy.

[@MidwinterMinis]

You're welcome!

[@apinakapinastorba]

About that ”leading a unit”, it’s not open for intepretation because rules say that when bodyguard unit dies the leader unit is now a standalone unit

[@blueblaze7312]

Imagine something like Lego Warhammer! We'll never hear the end of it! Easy to assemble because you can put the pieces together, pre painted, and they wouldn't look out of place. Take some of those old kits and make your own war zone.

[@TheVeeBeaT]

It's always a little funny to see what people use for their "quick makeshift terrain made from objects around the house" - quite adorable to see a stack of childrens' books here!

[@MidwinterMinis]

They're so chunky and stackable!

[@TheVeeBeaT]

@@MidwinterMinis Certainly a good shout. I like the jenga blocks too - gives me a ideas for the school Warhammer group me and a colleague just started for our kids!

[@SamusSelf-Destruct]

Thank you guys so much for this video. I’ve been a fan of the 40k books and lore for a long time, and I recently decided to try learning to play, but it’s so complicated. This is easily the best video I’ve found breaking it down for someone like me who really struggles to learn by just reading a text book.

[@tattered08]

I know how to play, and this was still very fun to watch. I’m sure if you were new, this is exactly the kind of video that would encourage you to start playing! Very friendly, and well laid out. Thank you for this, and love what you do

[@user-qh5xg1ub2i]

One quick thing to mention for mortal wounds is that they can be saved via a feel-no-pain ability like when the hazardous test was failed the master of possession could use the feel no pain ability to try and ignore the 3 mortal wounds

[@pa86_]

Even if he was no longer in a unit? Doesn't he lose that ability?

[@user-qh5xg1ub2i]

@@pa86_ That is correct he would not be able to if all the legionaries died

[@pa86_]

@@user-qh5xg1ub2i Okie. Thanks.

[@Narcian150]

This video is greatly detailed but simple. I do have to say though for new players: "I'm sure soon enough, the codex for your army of choice will get released soon" is very likely untrue. There are 21 armies/codeces to release. After 4 months we got 2. At next year June, 9 are supposed to be released. If your amry is not in one of the 9 in the roadmap, it could take 18+ months to release. The last armies in 9th had a couple of months to play with their codex.

[@torrinlabresh5100]

I was just thinking about the video you did for 9th edition and was hoping you would do one for 10th, perfect timing seeing as I just finished building my leviathan box!!

[@nickkamalakis2380]

As always, very high quality content from Guy. Keep it up brother, you're making this hobby more and more accessible for new folks and we need more channels like yours!

[@RoJoproductions123]

Amazing video! I've read almost the entire core rules in the past week, really helpful to see it play out like this

[@SillyMynabird]

This was a great walk through of how 40k battle mechanics work! Thanks!

[@halfcrafted]

Really respect that you waited to get this done properly, instead of bashing it out as soon as 10th Edition released, Guy. Already - as early days as it is for 10th - we are seeing the game rules be discussed, clarified upon and balanced and personally I think GW are doing a good job this time round keeping in touch with the community. This video stands as a great guide for not just how to engage with the current rules, but how to have fun and adjust with how GW make changes. Great stuff 👍

[@Harold_Heinz]

Thank you so much! just got back into the hobby from starting in 8th edition so this is a huge help!

[@Drummercommander]

Lovely tutorial! Crazy to see how complicated a small demo game already is. So many rules to keep track off

[@Deathmonger]

Last time i played, was 6th edition. This is soooooo much straightforward.

[@84jesterx]

2 years of starting this hobby...I finally learned what mortal wounds are. FFS I'll finally understand this game one of these days lol

[@armoredjoey]

that orks codex cover art is the most badass 80's heavy metal biker art ive ever seen.

[@MidwinterMinis]

The golden age!

[@Saigemeister]

I started my hobby with 40K, but was a bit turned off after some time possibly due to the crowd I played with, and the rules after 6th edition… I have since move to smaller skirmish games, but I still really enjoy watching videos about the game and hearing other people that are enthusiastic about the game talk about it. This video and game demo are flawless. Presented in a clear and incredibly digestible manner, great for newcomers to mini war gaming and the hobby. Great job, Guy and Ant!! (And all others that helped to make this content) 👏

[@chickenbreast8976]

Thank you so much for this video man, really thank you guys

[@zieg0r]

At 38:48 you reverted to ye olden 9th edition's morale check btw. You correctly explained that a low LD characteristic is good, then proceed to roll over it (which is nice) and state it's a failed test. (Which it is not^^)

[@FulcanMal]

Honestly, if Battle Reports were narrated like this, I would watch a ton more Battle Reports. Edit: I was delighted to discover you do, in fact, have such Battle Reports. Excellent.

[@PrestonMcgill]

Don’t forget to take some time to scream into the void every now and then.

[@MidwinterMinis]

Oh, I do, don't worry.

[@josephcrawley7622]

Careful though... the void will scream back

[@Neoreaver]

The most dangerous bits of plastic in W40k? The dice. And your debit card.

[@computersocsci]

Thanks for the great video! I would absolutely love a beginner TACTICS video, where you talk about the decisions you make at different points of the game and what considerations you're thinking about when making them. I don't think there are very many videos like that, and it would be very cool to see

[@theoisindog]

This the third one of these that I have watched by you folks! Definitely the best one out there!

[@BariccudaSquid]

I just started warhammer and am working on a grey knight army and this video helped so much

[@NecroGoblin-yl2fx]

a better way to explain the fight phase is to say it as it is and split it up. we got Fight First and normal fight and when you charge you gain fight first for that turn. then you need to also remember that the opponent goes first. so we take the fight first models first, so the ones who charge, if the opponent had fight first rule, then it would be the opponent who would go first. then it is the normal fight, also starting with the opponent.

[@HellstormWargaming]

Great video! Very helpful for those new to the game. Great presentation throughout. Good job both!

[@MidwinterMinis]

Couldn't have done it without you, my friend!

[@DizPhantomxiii]

Thank you guys so much!!! This is honestly the best tutorial!! Im so excited to dive into Warhammer!

[@crazyjamese1061]

This is so enjoyable, and I'm learning how to play ya'll awesome in teaching others.

[@Kitama23]

You're how to play videos for 8th and 9th and their soundscapes got me back into playing warhammer after many years. The way you shot them and the music really sent me right back to playing when I was a kiddo. I've had a lot of fun playing and always feel comfy and at ease watching your videos. I really appreciate all the effort you put in, and I hope I get to see that leviathan box in play soon!

[@raviahmad9903]

absolutely magical how you can make this game actually make sense

[@luisotavionascimento1312]

This is my very first interaction with Warhammer 40k, and I had a blast. Awesome content

[@MegaSuperAwesomeBros]

This is a great tutorial and overview. Thanks a lot! Got to the point i was predicting the right saves and order of when to do it before the video!

[@welldan]

This video was so helpful in understanding the game! I’m starting to get into warhammer and this is the one video that helped me understand most of the of it. Do you have any additional videos that cover vehicles?

[@Sxiber]

I can't believe how easier is version of Grim and Dark Future by One Page Rules

[@kiranthomas6964]

I have beeeeeeeeeen looking for a extreme beginners guide as detailed as this. Finally some one that got it. Thank yoooouuuu

[@izzetgaming3402]

Never one to like and comment but the fact that I'm not even a minute in and you have already helped me more then most by showing with an example game ❤

[@Magos_Explorator1224]

Let's goooo, tenth edition tutorial from the legend himself

[@obsidianace9976]

Brand new to the game. Just got gifted a necron army. So excited to play this

[@anakintaylor5616]

I’ve been wanting to get into table top war games like this for a while now and this was amazingly helpful in making me understand how this game works and I’m excited to start my armies

[@WarhammerWings]

Yes! I'm working on a Loyalist Thousand Sons army and will be using standards SM cards.

[@roadgoeseveron7128]

YES THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED!! Thanks, this is very easy to get into in this format (btw, i love the random little og necromunda orlock dude who decided that chaos was the way to go for him :DD)

[@MidwinterMinis]

Well spotted!

[@Dimbones]

Thank you for this! I've been playing tabletop for years, but I haven't played Warhammer in quite a while. This is exactly what I needed. Subbed!!!

[@user-xh2ul7xw6v]

I’ve been watching this channel for a few weeks and I love the videos. Unfortunately I don’t have enough money to start, but I still love these types of videos

[@MidwinterMinis]

Don't pass up getting used/pre-painted models on ebay! You can score an absolute bargain sometimes. That's what I did when I started out in the hobby again and had a very limited budget.

[@pete104242]

Anytime there is a big release like 10th edition just now is the best time to get great deals, often people will buy the set and only want one army. Online stores such as element games also sell minis for up to 20% off.

[@user-xh2ul7xw6v]

Thanks for the advice

[@shaneheaps3114]

Super useful to run through this, I recently came back and was overwhelmed by the sheer number of rules

[@caden5091]

This was not only informative, but also entertaining! Thanks so much for the video cant wait to start playing...when I get the money lol

[@geistincarnate]

Comprehensive tutorial, though I'll admit it was sort of frustrating watching the Tyranid player gloat over his opponent's bad luck the whole match and then win only by a rule unique to the Only War mission-maybe a guide on good sportsmanship is due next lol

[@WHEATLEY007]

Loved seeing the Orlock Ganger turned Cultist in that mob

[@rogerrabbit132]

I just started getting into 40k, and I'm working on Tyrannids for my first army. They are cool.

[@peternubaum4514]

hey Guy, you forgott to take a 6+ feel no pain on the mortal wounds from your first missed hazardous test ^^ also, mistake on the feel no pain against the swarmlord attacks there, you have to roll 3 dice for each attack separatly since the damage from each attack does not spill and in this case you have to go 1by1 and ignore the fast dice rolling recommendations (2x3 dice in this case), meaning, if you manage to save the first attack on a marine with 2 results of a 6 you will only get 1 damage from that attack, then the next attack must also be allocated to the now damaged marine that survived the first attack with 1 wound remaining, so again 3 dice for a 6+ feel no pain. in this case whatever you throw with your dice, the damage wont spill over to your 2nd marine and he would not lose any wounds

[@clique7386]

That was really useful as a new player, thanks guys. That Hive Tyrant is a beast! Was a bit confused about the battle shock dice rolls but I see you said you mixed the dice up in the editing. Great vid though!

[@classichollywoodwomen]

Just started this week. Thank you so much. 🙏🏻

[@chazzitz-wh4ly]

There are some things I’m liking in the 10th addition rules compared to 9th. It looks like a lot of stuff have been simplified or condensed for armies. Still wish alternating activation was a thing. Also wish all the codexes closer together, found it odd to have a late 9th for Tyranids and then a new 10th codex so soon afterwards.

[@adamingo36]

I can't believe I watched the whole thing. Really cool.

[@user-vb5rb9de3v]

Solid video! Thanks for your time and effort. The break down of rules, visual and comentary, are very helpful. I will be passing this on to my girlfriend as she is just now starting out in WH40k.

[@kevingarnett1255]

A 1 hour midwinter minis video? Wow, what a Guy.

[@BDB-cs1py]

Did you guys do more than one video like this? If not, would you consider doing another one or two? I learned a ton from this, would love to see more actions in play.

[@wasabi167]

Great video. Learned a lot and have already started to paint my Tyranids army. I will be sure to check out some of your other videos. Thanks for taking the time to go into detail and show us on screen on what to do on how to use the information provided.

[@thegrumpymanlikestopaint]

This was a great video to watch whilst painting. I haven't played in years but this made it sound so easy to pick up. Thanks guys :)

[@bluffkin]

Excellent - Thank you so much for this video!

[@Shane.Harrison]

Best How to play W40k on KZbin

[@danieljvanrensburg]

I guess 1 hour is quick compared to a couple hours reading the rules lol

[@MidwinterMinis]

You better believe it, haha

[@josiegreene6140]

Always wonderful guy

[@mandogaming7629]

Yes finally I’ve been waiting for so long for this video I’m so hyped thxxx

[@euansmith3699]

How 40k works? Roll a bucketful of dice, re-roll half of them, you opponent re-rolls half of those dice, then you opponent re-rolls some of those dice, and then they remove one miniture from the target unit. 😄👍🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲 Thanks for another nicely produced video.

[@neilandrews2995]

Nice to see how it's actually played, hasn't changed all that much and looks a lot quicker

[@thinginthenorth]

Thanks just getting started really and this helps!

[@davidfeline5850]

"Whatever the heck this is" is probably the best description of a Dark Eldar Haemonculus I've heard in a long time 😂.

[@MonkeyComrnando]

Yeah I think I will just use the statblocks you know cardboard is a great replacement to minis

[@paulmoran8530]

Really great video lads - big thanks

[@tristen1897]

I’d love a follow up video on more in-depth stuff like Missions, Secondaries, and Reserves or Aircraft.

[@Brennoprog]

Great timing for this video. I just bought a Votann patrol e hearthkyn warriors to start my army! Now I have some idea of how it plays... just need friends to play =')

[@truecross4090]

Very much enjoyed the video. You make an intimidating hobby seem a lot more easy to jump into. Thanks guys.

[@d0rk467]

Great job on this video. Super useful. Subscribed.

[@connorjohnston4373]

This was a great watch! Would love to see one about Warcry, if that's on the cards for you

[@MidwinterMinis]

I'd love to, but I don't think it'll happen unfortunately. I've never played it, and I'm more a sci-fi Guy ;)

[@connorjohnston4373]

@@MidwinterMinis Totally understandable. Regardless, this video was really informative and accessible :)

[@lolsovs]

This is a great video... And you teaches newbies an important lesson; if you wanna win you gotta play Tyranids.

[@mattvandart9055]

That was great! your how to play 40k vids are the only ones I don't totally check out in

[@taulitaulington197]

On top of explaining the basics of this extremely intricate game, in very easy to understand terms, this is the best warhammer 40k match video I've ever seen!

[@thecursedumbreon6755]

51 for codex, 160 for the tyranid patrol, about another 160 for all the termagants. Then about 180 for 3 more big units. basically 551 for a somewhat ok army.