This is not an exhaustive list, but lists several well known sources for easy reference. The following links are for community written tactics and relevant faction overviews, as well as links to various lore pages for background reading.
Their unique rite of war, The Logos Lectora, allows them plenty of flexibility in game and gives the army the opportunity to react to almost any threat.Ī great choice of legion if you want to work towards a collection with a variety of playstyles, some wonderful looking units and plenty of scope for modelling with a great number of crossover bits. There are however no wrong ways to play the XIIIth legion. They will be consistently outperformed by dedicated assault legions (although the Suzerain will give any close combat unit in the game a run for their money) and not perform quite as well as dedicated stubborn or shooting legions like the Death Guard. Numerous tactical squads, support squads and even heavy weapons teams supported by rhinos and other vehicles all form a good core to an Ultramarines army. Their legion special rules (particularly Interlocking Tactics) favours multiple small units and, used correctly, is a very useful tactical tool. Of all 18 legions, they’re probably closest in style to the Codex Astartes chapters of the 41 st Millennium, which is unsurprising considering their Primarch, Roboute Guilliman, wrote it and shaped the future of the imperium. In game, Ultramarines are a jack-of-all-trades but master of none.
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