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But Orochimaru freed Kabuto of the mind control and persuaded Kabuto to stay with Orochimaru. Kabuto Yakushi was found in the aftermath of the Battle of Kikyo Pass amongst the dead by a chief medical officer of the Konoha Medical Squad Unit, the officer took Kabuto with him back to Konoha and raised him as his own son, he also taught Kabuto his medical jutsu's. At some point he was captured and mind controled by Sasori who then sent him to spy on Orochimaru. Tsunade naruto jiraiya vs arocimaru bertarung episode berapa. Kabuto was then Orochimaru's personal medic, assistant, and generally his right-hand man.

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About Warhammer 40k is a franchise created by Games Workshop, detailing the far future and the grim darkness it holds. The main attraction of 40k is the miniatures, but there are also many video games, board games, books, ect. That are all connected in the 40k universe.

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Later on there were various army lists and rule modifications published in other books but the style varied widely between publications. I don't think you will get much fun from trying to play it as a competitive wargame. Managed to pick up a copy of the rulebook for 40k 1st Edition Rogue Trader for £3 (bargain?). Rogue Trader stuff is, well, a collector's market, so prices are 'whatever middle-aged melts with more money than sense and permanent nostalgia goggles are willing to pay'. I've never delved into 40k properly in terms of playing the actual game, if I were to consider trying to get some models to play this edition of the game would it be possible to do so with newer models? Definitely possible, provided you can find someone else who wants to try it.

You might have some 'fun' around stuff like Eldar Wraith units and big fat Tyranids and other stuff that didn't exist until after 1992. Fortunately it's a very open game, lots of room for designing your own stuff. Caveat though.

Some Oldhammer folks are chill about playing their preferred version of the game with whatever models they feel like using, as was the way in the old days. Other Oldhammer folks are militant melts who think the coming of plastic kits was the beginning of the end times and go into seething conniptions if anything reminds them it's not 1987 any more. Some are full-time edition warriors. The Internet brings out the worst in all of us, including me. Are there any other books which I'd need to go along with the rulebook itself? If you're looking for 'army lists' in the sense that the modern game has them, you'll need between one and three other books per faction you want to play.