The Razorback was developed after the Horus Heresy, and was intended to provide Space Marines with heavier fire-support. Good luck getting anywhere though. Dead infantry models are removed from the playing field. The end result was that versus attacks that couldn't inflict Instant Death on this unit, the unit effectively got its model count's worth of ablative wounds. They nerfed the halve damage strat to instead only reduce damage by 1 and making it no longer stacked with the Iron Stone, and nerfing the look out sir stratagem so only non-vehicle characters could benefit. This was just one of many cheese custom Exarchs that were possible; however, they were also the only thing keeping Eldar on the table - those customizable Exarchs, though cheesy, were expensive in an army with nerfed and expensive units and weapons. Master of the Fleet, which subtracted 1 from your opponent's deep strike rolls. Most T'au vehicles are classified as flyers or skimmers, meaning they can move swiftly over difficult terrain. Like other Tyranids, genestealers are hard-hitting but fragile. "We'll be back!" . I would rate this being the best choice of a Razorback weapon overall. Edit2 : Just to clarify that Deathwatch can be run as however and absolutely nothing changes. The biggest problem with Razorback is that the producers were cheap so the movie ended up with TV actor Gregory Harrison in the lead. They were more point efficient then normal marines. For 10 points, they could move, unload 10 bolter rounds at full range, then assault with weapons that ignored armour and could inflict instant death or strike at S5. After moving, each unit can attack any enemy unit within range and line-of-fire of whatever weapons and psychic powers its models have. Any space marines can take them, and they are good.The Iron Hands Levi dread is without a doubt the best, despite a number of attempts by GW to take it down (turns out it was just as resilient to nerfs as it was to damage). 211-212 Gallery These include Battlefleet Gothic, which simulates spaceship combat; and Space Hulk, which simulates combat within the narrow corridors of derelict spacecraft. [citation needed], Games Workshop planned to sell conversion kits by which players could modify their Warhammer Fantasy models to wield futuristic weaponry such as laser weapons, but eventually Games Workshop decided to create a dedicated line of models for Warhammer 40,000. This subreddit is for anything and everything related to Warhammer 40k, Looks like you're using new Reddit on an old browser. [11] Damage is measured in points, and if a model suffers more points of damage than its "Wound characteristic" permits, it dies. To me the background to 40K was always intended to be ironic. Because of their lack of staying power and flexibility, Aeldari armies can suffer severe losses after a bad tactical decision or even unlucky dice rolls, while successful gameplay can involve outnumbered Aeldari units which outmanoeuvre the opponent and kill entire squads before they have a chance to retaliate.