Better than DH? In certain areas (anti-tank) possibly. DH (grey knights) are CC beasts. Sisters are NOT marines. Marines have a better T, I, S. Marines are capable in CC as well as at range. Sisters specialize in short ranged firepower. Sisters get to use Faith abilities, which make them absolutely amazing when used properly. Necrons will give you headaches. As for the guardsmen, you could induct them and bring along their Russ. Land Raiders? I think only an Inquisitor Lord can take one, and that's a LOT of points that you could potentially lose to a lucky lascannon shot. Assassins require you have an Inquisitor or Inquistor Lord, and I'd say choose either the Eversor or the Callidus.
New to Witch hunters, help me
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Instead of spending money because some of us say so it might just be an idea to ask around where you live, in addition there's plenty of resources on this froums relating to the WH army 
As tempting as it may be to buy the things you like at first glance I advise wait a while to gather information, even get a few games in at the local store of use a representation army with friends. This can become one hell of an expensive hobby and it's a down right pain if you don't like something you purchased just one week later.
As tempting as it may be to buy the things you like at first glance I advise wait a while to gather information, even get a few games in at the local store of use a representation army with friends. This can become one hell of an expensive hobby and it's a down right pain if you don't like something you purchased just one week later.
*kick*
Back on topic - Personally, I tried playing different types of armies, etc, before I bought anything, found I liked the DH, and bought the codex, and now have accumulated a fair pile of little grey men.
If you like the WH, start with the WH codex, read it, read it again, read the forums, since you already have some IG, I would start with making sure you have the base FOC requirements, then just expand at a rate governed by your cash flow and so forth. Half the fun is making them pretty anyway
Back on topic - Personally, I tried playing different types of armies, etc, before I bought anything, found I liked the DH, and bought the codex, and now have accumulated a fair pile of little grey men.
If you like the WH, start with the WH codex, read it, read it again, read the forums, since you already have some IG, I would start with making sure you have the base FOC requirements, then just expand at a rate governed by your cash flow and so forth. Half the fun is making them pretty anyway
*kicks*
When I find out where you live im gonna....*mumbles* MWHAHAHAHAHA. Anyways, I never said my engliish was perfect did I?
Oh if you were refering to the eldar post well it's kind of hard going through all that without a decent word processor (I used wordpad *sobs*) >_<
BUT THOSE WERE EARLY DAYS AND I HAVE WORKED MY HARDEST TO MEND MY WAYS, IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS WITH IT STILL I CHALLENGE YOU TO A GAME OF MONOPOLY, WE'LL SEE WHO HAVES THE LAST LAUGH!
lol completely moving away from the warhammer subject but never mind, it's a program which you use to type documents with. For example: you can use it for essays, coursework, letters etc.
At the time I only had the crappy wordpad which comes with a windows operating system, which doesn't have a spell check function like any half decent word processor
And yeh you can use things like notepad for this forum, though it is merely a simple task of copying and pasting.
Anyways....MONOPOLY! :shifty:
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