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Pay special attention to the units which were already pretty good and got significant pts drops: Of course units which were among our strongest units such as C'tan Shard of the Deceiver, Destroyer Lords, Destroyers and Scarab Swarms remain strong choices, but whether they get pushed out by the improved units from CA is hard to say before we start seeing tournament results with the new cost changes.

Another thing you might want to pay attention to is Tomb World deployment, with significant drops to Monoliths and Night Scythes the 2. Flayed Ones, Tomb Blades with Particle Beamers, Canoptek Spyders and Tesseract Vaults seem like the big losers for this CA, whether Spyders can manage to find a place in Monolith and Gauss Pylon lists is going to be interesting and whether lists with 1,2 or maybe even the popular 3 Vaults can pull through the significant pts increase they got to remain competitive. The very biggest losers are the Canoptek Acanthrites and the Tomb Citadel.

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Acanthrites were already worse than Wraiths and were the only FW unit to not receive a buff while Wraiths did get a buff, the Tomb Citadel remains a bad joke. Last thing to talk about is changes to other factions, while Necrons got the largest buff among any faction, most other factions also got buffs and like previously mentioned Necrons' only meta army "Tesseract Vault spam" got the largest nerf in CA while the meta armies saw no nerfs except for the Stratagem nerfs they got back in the 2.

AKA your Chapter Tactics equivalents. Note that they are all "positional" abilities, so they will each influence the ways in which your army moves. Before you start crying that your painstakingly painted Necrons got a trashy rule Nihilakh , the actual paints on your models don't influence any rules. So call them what you want, throw that continuity in the trash and go WAAC. Your equivalent of a psyker discipline.

They are all potent, and have their own niche for utility, so consider what you are up against before defaulting to Antimatter Meteor. Note that none of these get harder each time they're cast, since they're not Smite - likewise, they can't be denied, and abilities that protect only against psi-based mortal wounds won't stop these. You can either roll for each model that has these, re-rolling duplicates for each model, or just select them, but if you select them, you can't repeat a selection until every power has been taken, army-wide.

Works a lot like the Smite psychic power and is basically the power we use to judge our other powers on. This is great if your opponent is 24" away, they don't have a cheap unit to protect themselves from smite. This will always do something unlike a lot of the other powers, its sheer versatility is what makes it great on both C'tan and Tesseract Vaults.

Choose a visible enemy unit within 24" and roll 1d6, adding 1 if the caster is a Tesseract Vault.

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Note also that even if a model is missing wounds you still roll against their full wounds profile. This is good against expensive multi-wound units including characters. Note that this power doesn't cause wounds, this means any abilities that trigger when a model loses wounds can't be used FNP, Lychguard, etc. With normal C'tan you want to target wounds models, with Tesseract Vaults, wound models. This will rarely do as much damage as Antimatter Meteor will, but the ability to target units behind screens and even characters makes it effective against certain lists.

Pick 3 enemy units within 18", and roll 1d6 for each; Tesseract Vaults subtract 1 from each roll. If the result is less than the number of models in the unit, they suffer 1d3 mortal wounds.

An unmodified roll of 6 always fails. This is better than Antimatter Meteor if you can get within 18" of two units with 5 or more models.

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You'll want this power if you plan on getting up close and personal, as soon as you get within 9" of 3 units this becomes better than Antimatter Meteor, it can be absolutely brutal if your opponent has more than that. An excellent power for both C'tan and Tesseract Vaults if your opponent fields a list that relies on aura abilities, they'll be likely to clump up and you can deal mortal wounds to their characters. You will most likely want a longer-ranged back-up power if you pick this one, as while it is brutally effective at what it does, you might not be in range every turn.

Pick an enemy unit within 24" and roll 1d6 did you spot the theme here yet? Pick an enemy unit within 24"; this cannot be a Character with less than 10 wounds unless it is the closest model.

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Roll 1d6, adding 1 if the user is a Tesseract Vault. Then, whether or not the target suffered any mortal wounds, roll 1d6 for every other enemy unit within 3" of the target unit. You cannot choose several of the same power unless you've taken every other power already.

If you're bringing two Tesseract Vaults then a single C'tan allows you to take two of the powers you don't want your Tesseract Vaults to have and have two Tesseract Vaults with identical powers. Or if you have two C'tan then taking a Tesseract Vault allows you to take the same powers on the two C'tan. Cosmic Fire is usually great on Tesseract Vaults while Sky of Falling Stars and Transdimensional Thunderbolt are usually bad, note that Seismic Assault is still the best option in some games on C'tan, but those cases are going to be rarer than on a Tesseract Vault.

Some powers are very circumstantial, having a good backup power is a good idea if you choose to take one of them instead of taking two circumstantial powers like Sky of Fallings Stars and Seismic Assault for example. One thing to note is that for Transcendent C'tan Shards you want to generate your random personality trait s before assigning Powers of the C'tan so you don't give them a long-ranged power only to find out that you've got re-roll failed wound rolls in close combat.

Overall Gauss has gotten better AP because everything wounds on 6s now. Don't forget about this on Overwatch, as all your Overwatch hits will trigger this. Also, bear in mind that any effects that modify your to-hit rolls change the threshold for triggering Tesla as well. Units now only suffer a -1 to hit penalty when shooting against Flyers instead of simply being hit on 6s.

Their minimal movement distance each turn has been increased from 18" to 20", but their ability to shoot " means you'll almost never be wasting firepower with them.

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You can however no longer fly over the edge and you still lose your Flyer if you can't find a legal spot to place it, so be careful and plan your flight route. They Advance 20 inches, instead of a measly D6, however, this doesn't make them good at grabbing objectives, as they do not score per Chapter Approved.

Flyers now also block all movement through their base, this means you can stop an assault army in its tracks with some cleverly placed Flyers. Flyers are generally best against melee armies that can't fly, they can be really good against the right enemy but against a long ranged shooting army their ability to body-block is useless and the -1 to hit is inferior to the quantum shielded vehicles you could otherwise get.

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The Start Collecting box still contains an Overlord, Necron Warriors and Scarab swarms as the first box, and a Catacomb Command Barge which can alternatively be built as a Annihilation Barge and separate Necron Lord and also throws in a 5 cron squad of Immortals which you can instead build into Deathmarks. As an additional plus against the old SC box which isn't bad by any means all units in the new box benefit from Dynastic code abilities, something the Stalker is unfortunately lacking. Quite a deal indeed. The guide for how to do so can be found on google.

Flayed Ones are probably the models you should most consider converting because of the high cost of the models and the debatable quality of their looks. Scarabs being more or less 1 sided bottom can be flat are perfect targets for molding with oyumaru and casting with green stuff. Helps you to make actual swarms. The Nighthaunt are a great source of bits and alternative models for many of your units. Unless you opt for one of the more colourful Dynasty schemes, or Lovecrons. For example, your opponent shoots and kills warriors, any result of a morale check would finish the squad off.

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However, if you spend 2 command points, you can auto-pass the morale check and subsequently reanimate half of the destroyed models in the squad assuming you have an obligatory Cryptek. That or just keep them near your warlord with Immortal Pride. We also have a few amazing Stratagems listed in their own section, another thing to keep in mind is that the game is about VP, not CP.

So don't be cheap when it comes to using the New Orders Stratagem to re-roll your objective cards, if you get one that can't be completed you could set yourself back several VP by not re-rolling, screw those 2,5 average wounds on a D6 damage weapon if you're sacrificing your victory for it. Also note that chapter approved prohibits using re-rolls to determine how many VP you get from an objective. When conducting your Shooting and Assault phases you should consider when a re-roll might be most effective, re-rolling a wound roll for a Gauss Pylon yields an average of 6.

Re-rolling a wound roll for a Doomsday Ark will yield an average of 2,31 again often unsavable wounds. Wasting a re-roll to kill that last Chaos Space Marine when you later that turn need to re-roll the number of wounds to kill off Magnus would be silly, so shoot with the things that benefit most from re-rolls first. Assault is a lot more complicated, but unless you need to think of other things such as enemy units possibly making a counter-attack you should also attack first with the units that benefit most from re-rolls.

In general, you want to re-roll as late in the process of doing unsaved wounds as possible. Take Heavy Gauss Cannon for example. Re-rolling a hit roll yields 0. But re-rolling a wound roll will always yield a hit. You want to use your command points as early in the game as possible without wasting them.

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