Think of an army (in any wargaming system) you've played

Think of an army (in any wargaming system) you've played.

Got it? Good.

You're transported into a world by a an ancient entity where you must fight armies led by other people who were also dragged into the world. Your army is loyal to a fault and will never question your orders and decisions. How do you fair?

The train has no brakes.

I got this under lockdown.

Either I'd win through sheer determination or I'd die standing (it's what my men do best, and I'd hate to disappoint them).

>loyal to a fault
>never question orders

Granted, I'd just let da boyz get stuck in like any good warboss worth his salts would.

>MFW claiming this world for the Emperor

Yes??? My dark overlords cannot be defeated.

I'd be silly if i didnt pick my homebru Imperial Guard Regiment the 45th Targian Purebloods.

I guess i'd make a bigger deal of strategic prognostication and divination psychic powers. I'd develop an entire military devision for it. My objective would be to control the warp as a strategic resource, to that end i'd put boots on the ground anywhere that warp technology is being developed, found or generated.
I'd specialise my army in dealing with warp entities by reviewing videos of warfare using pict recorders, developing strategies to be passed down to the troops via large cinema-like rooms with practical advice unusually low on propaganda.

Once i've learned enough and understood the warp i'd develop technologies to try and harness the power to destroy the ruinous powers and/or develop myself into an imperial saint.

Implying you wouldn't be hunted down and burned alive for being a heretic

I wouldnt, for the simple reason that i'd never handle the technology myself. I'd use intermediaries to seperate myself from the risk. I'd also carry a null rod in a ceremonial baton.