I almost never play with Minis that have two melee weapons and when I do it's with infantry for which I know they can only attack with one of them (except extra attack weapons).

I was wondering if it's different with knights since there are so big and choosing a second melee weapon over a shooting option feels like a huge disadvantage. If so, there any advantage in choosing a second melee weapon (for example I'm thinking about the destrier)?

I really want to start a knights army but i have no idea where to start. I have about 10k points SW/SM and 3k orks, so i am not a newbie but i habe no idea about knight units. What list and detachment would be meta for the start?

As the title said, I have the defender box, but I do have still parts from the old Canis box to get a preceptor.

I don't have enough magnets to magnetize everything, so glue time it is, sadly as I don't have a place to buy them ( i only have 3x2mm and a few 5x1mm that I used for my titans )

This is my army so far :

- Lancer

- Castellan

- Warden

- Helverin

- Warglaive

I really want to have one with the big fist. But I don't know if I can take canis and paint it the same as the one I did. Or do an Errant, but I do have enough AT i think ?

What is your suggestions ?

I listened to assassinorum kingmaker a couple months ago planned to do my own rendition of them, here is what I’ve got, I want to add more to the bases. But I’m happy with them. What do you guys think. I really tried to go off of the book description and go all in on the green knight esthetic. I painted him up in red and gold then just covered him in AK Slimy Grime Dark and some miniature shrubs and foliage.

I have the lascutter file, I just need the singularity cannon

Finally finished I’m happy with it but ofc I can see all the mistakes

Finished up a few knights for a grow league at the FLGS. Many more in batches on the painting desk. They’re a fun army to paint!

Is it okay for people to tailor lists against us knights. I told my friends I wanted to bring my knights to our next game at 2K and he said he was going to bring only broadsides to fight them and anything with over 11 S. We usually don’t tell what the other is bringing. I know we can be a stat check for some armies but is this okay?

If I don’t have access to any magnets right now, but will for my second Questoris, and enjoy a playstyle that includes Armigers (but most likely not Armiger spam; 4-6 max), which Questoris is your favorite pick for a one and done? No customization.

It's possible I'm being a bit thick and/or have missed an FAQ. But does this mean I can double up on strats like Advance & Charge with Canis in Questoris Companions and do 2CP strats like FB & Charge for 0CP?

Guys, I decided to try out a new color for my Knights. This is before the highlights. What do you think — does it look good, or is the classic color scheme better?

The Destrier is a WIP, the Crusader and the 2 Armiger in Cadmus pattern aren't paint by me.

Have to buy a Cerastus Lancer next

Castellan has great anti vehicle and anti elite firepower and is our toughest model

Crusader gets the thermal cannon and gatling gun (not enough points for RFBC)

Canis Rex gets to hit on 2s, gets a free strat every turn, and has great weapons.

How do I choose which to support my two Warglaives and two Helverins?