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This squad can become expensive very quickly, however. Fortunately, you don’t have to pay an additional cost for the Aspiring Sorcerer beyond his wargear options, of course. Each comes standard with an Inferno Boltgun, while the Aspiring Sorcerer comes equipped with an Inferno Bolt Pistol and a Force Stave. Rubrics come standard with 4 Rubric Marines and 1 Aspiring Sorcerer, but can include up to 20 in a squad. With their Leadership of 8, they also become difficult to remove in smaller squads due to Morale failure. They make great backfield objective campers in cover with their All is Dust rule, or in the right circumstances, punishing units capable of infiltrating and roasting enemy units with their Warpflamers. And while there are certainly no shortage of solid Elite choices for Chaos Space Marines, Rubrics can definitely have their uses given the proper Legion Traits to work with. Rubric Marines for Chaos Space Marines, unlike their Thousand Sons brothers, are Elites rather than Troops. In the centuries spent in the Eye of Terror, many Rubrics, led by powerful arcane Sorcerers, split off from the Thousand Sons casting their lot with other Chaos warbands, or forming their own in pursuit of their own foul goals. But not all Rubric Marines remained true to the Thousand Sons. Since that time, Magnus has returned to unleash revenge onto the Imperium leading his own forces of daemons and Rubrics. These once proud Space Marines led by Magnus the Red turned traitor when the Space Wolves decimated their planet Prospero. Most people are familiar with Rubrics and the Thousand Sons Legion. For more reviews, tactica, and battle reports check out the Tactics Corner. Chandler here fresh from the Eye of Terror with an updated look at the new Rubric Marines for Chaos Space Marines.

Warhammer 40k 8th edition rulebook backorder