Using Vassal



 

Their is a program that allows you to play many tabletop games for free, all you need is internet. this would become my place of where I can playtest. what i like about it is that most of the content is there and it open source so it constantly getting updated with content. what don't like about and mainly because I am a noob at Warhammer 40k is the learning curve is a little difficult. i had to look at video on youtube, which are non existent to get some help. below there's a map of my scenario on vassal I believe I played with Chaos Space Marines vs Tyrnids 500 pts
Tyrinids
HQ
TYRANID PRIME ­ 125 Points
Troops
5 GENESTEALER BROOD ­ 85Points
toxins sacs 3pts
5 genestealer brood 85 pts
toxins sacs 3pts
20 HORMAGAUNT BROOD ­ 270 Points
toxins sacs 3pts
Chaos Space Marines
HQ 
Huron blackheart 170pts
7 Possessed space marines 212 pts
possessed champion 10pts
icon slaanesh 20pts
Elites
5 chosen chaos space marines 110 pts
icon: chaos glory 10pts
aspring champion 10pts

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