Well I thought so, odd perhaps from one who plays little of the game:
So little do I play 40K that I have yet to try out the 6th Edition rules set, and that is about to morph into 7th Edition.
The call for a look at the underlying rules architecture had me thinking for a brief moment.. in my opinion yes there is a better architecture. It's called Epic Armageddon.
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