Oh, it's amazing.

There was no such thing as telephones.

There was no such thing as radio, television.

None of that.

People had nothing.

In a lot of places in medieval days, there wasn't a standard language even.

There was lots of different dialects.

and

Does that change cause you any consternation or fear, or are you just like, "Ah, it's probably for the best"?

No, I, I like it.

I do.

I think anything that provokes list diversity is great.

And, you know, I th- I, whenever we run into a s- point where the, the meta is just going to be you're bringing this, these three units and that's it, and if you're bringing anything else, you're actually making yourself worse, I, I hate that.

And so I love it, and especially for an army where you're only may- you know, you can bring as few as five units, right? I love anything that forces us to mix and match those, both from the visual component, when you're playing your opponent, you're seeing different models, and also strengths and weaknesses of a list.

Um, I realize, John, as you're kind of going through it, it's similar.

Bryan.

Yeah

... that depending on the detachment.

Its data sheet rule is adds just D3 inches.

It has assault baked in, which is, outside of the lancer, the only knight that does.

Uh, the only other way to get assault is to take Valor strike.

Um, it has guns specifically built to blast units off of objectives.

Its AP1 is significantly more helpful in the new edition versus the old one, because ignoring cover and AP1.

How do you feel about that big change, uh, that we're about to face? Does it change your point of view about Dominus Class knights?