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Imperial Agents, Whats the Point? | Episode 101 | Wobbly Player Syndrome

RedBelly Season 1 Episode 101

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Episode 101 of Wobbly Player Syndrome asks a simple question: what is the future of Imperial Agents in Warhammer 40,000?

Despite receiving a full codex, new models, and ongoing support, Imperial Agents remain one of the least-played factions in the game. Meanwhile, Deathwatch and Chaos Daemons have been pushed back to Index status yet remain fully playable and arguably have stronger identities and player bases.

Are Imperial Agents a genuine standalone army, the Imperium's ultimate toolbox faction, or simply a collection of cool units that needed a home? We dive into what works, what doesn't, what GW's long-term plans might be, and what we'd like to see happen in future editions.

Join Greg, Adam, and Mark as we explore one of the most unusual factions in 40K and ask the question: are Imperial Agents the future of allied forces, or a codex searching for an identity?

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