As a general thing for this section,all the Overlord tier characters, named and generic, now have four attacks rather than their sad, pathetic three from 8th. Then, the melee stuff tidies up. And if the long sleep has reduced many Necrons to mindless monsters, or ravaged their sanity and transformed them into murderous demigods? Honourable Combatant is fixed at 2 extra attacks rather than d3, but also otherwise stays stable. I started a Necron Army in 8th to provide an alternative option for events, but that never really came to fruition outside of occasional skew list outings due to how weak the 8th book was. Previously, the Sautekh warlord trait and some of the characters were duct tape desperately trying to hold together a terrible faction now it might turn out you simply have better options. Nearly to the units, I swear. Theres an absolute abundance of riches here, so lets start with some simple ones. 7.1 Codex Supplements; 7.2 Campaigns and Expansions; 8 8th Edition. Vargard Obyron probably doesnt see much use he continues to be essentially a dedicated bodyguard for Nemesor Zandrekh, and loses his ability to bring a unit with him when he teleports to Zandrekhs side. Whats good for Wraiths, sadly, ends up bad for our last entry, the Ophydian Destroyers. When a CORE INFANTRY unit shoots with rapid fire weapons, you can spend 1CP for Relentless Onslaught, giving you extra hits on unmodified 6s. Getting a bit of a downgrade, we start with theVeil of Darkness (teleport the bearer and a friendly unit), which picks up a CORE restriction on the unit riding along. For it to be great, however, the effects need to be good, so lets take a look. This gets numerous improvements, and Im more ready to look at actually taking this in a Super Heavy Aux (especially as it cant benefit from detachment abilities anyway). Zandrekh is quite a bit improved, but with everything being pricy its still hard to justify his cost. Stellar Alignment Protocol, a replacement forDamage Control Override, now costs 2CP for TITANIC. That means mixed-dynasty lists switch these off, likely making them quite rare. Dimensional Destabilisation replaces Wrath of the Ctan with effects unchanged, buffed by only costing 1CP on a non-TITANIC shard. Crypteks have been split into four different datasheets. No further complications. Whether its enough to make you want to take him over Imotekh (who is much more deadly in his own right) is an open question, but the fact that Im even asking that question is animpressive uptick from last edition. Rather than turning off Auras (theoretically good, clunky on a slow model in practice), now once per game when an opponent tries to use a stratagem you can just say no, it isnt activated (so no CP are spent) and cant be used for the rest of the battle round. Detachment abilities for 6 named Dynasties plus custom ones. The extremely aggressively-costed Canoptek Doomstalkers are good for this, as are single-model Heavy Lokhust units with the gauss destructor, Plasmancers and Chronomancers. It still has the same power infusion effect, which is a bit more interesting with high-model count units, but the Skorpekh basically dont really need it to be fine. It isntbad as such, with its main gun having been turbo charged to hilarious heights and having a good anti-horde secondary weapon, but my overwhelming experience of the edition thus far has been that spending 200pts on a plane is avery tough sell, especially one without an invuln to protect it. Brief content visible, double tap to read full content. and absolutely packed with rules. Crypteks as we knew them in 8th have kind of been split into theTechnomancerandChronomancer, thePlasmancer returns from Indomitus and theyre joined by new friend thePsychomancer. From an initial read it feels like thats about to change in a huge way, and I could not be more hyped. Customers also search. Last in this section is theTriarch Stalker. Its also still only for Lokhust Destroyers the other flavours have their own tricks. Necrons characters in 9th edition During their long slumber, many Necrons went mad - their neural circuits corrupted by the long sleep, entropy slowly ruining them. They have six enmitic pistols and always hits on a 2+ (even on overwatch) and can do quite a number on horde stuff (getting to shoot a pistol again for each model killed on the first volley) but for the apparent purpose of dropping in and intercepting stuff they end up a bit lacklustre the guns are only AP-1 D1, so against anything crunchy theres a limit to how good hell be. In the old days occasionally getting a bunch of free Destroyers was the main draw of this, not so any more. Meanwhile, their relic (for a NOBLE) essentially extends command protocols to 9 around the warlord, and lets CORE units always benefit from both halves of the active protocol. The hits continue with plenty of power in this slot. Hes also both dangerous and a pain to deal with in melee, as forcing enemies to fight last means that glass cannon units like Repentia, who absolutely will not stand up to his attacks, cant really engage with him. Something they didnt mention on WarCom that actually makes a big difference is that they also gets d6 attacks with their tail blades, helping to deal with hordes. However, there are fewer easy modifiers to it than before. I must admit that despite the extremely eye-catching core ability Im not super sold on Nihilakh. However, this is obviously now much more important, as its a way for you to bring back models that failed to reanimate the first time around, and punishing your opponent for trying and failing to achieve a full kill on one of your units. Slight price drop, gain the CORE keyword and dont pay a premium for their Tesla, unlike Immortals. Given that most units with the ability had a point premium that assumed it would sometimes do something, this hurt like hell. On the one hand, the strength of transports in 9th is that you move them onto an objective to put it under your control, then if your opponent kills the transport whatever is inside keeps holding it, and as an AIRCRAFT this cannot do that. Fundamentally, Ctan have been changed from the OK mid-tier bruisers they were in 8th into proper, terrifying monsters again, with the Nightbringer standing out as a contender in the stakes for scariest single unit in the game right now. Get it as soon as Wednesday, Feb 8. Amalgamated Targeting Data OK, I guess if youre still stuck on the 8th model of playing Necrons this one stings too, but in practical terms taking three Doom Scythes is almost certainly not what you want to be doing in 9th. He gains theTechnomancersRites of Reanimation ability, but because hes a cool guy he gets to use ittwice. The faction also has a lot of support for themed armies powerful options are available that will reward going deep on either Canoptek constructs or Destroyer Cult units. Reanimation has been the signature move of Necrons for most of their existence, but in 8th it was bluntly terrible. I could be wrong here, as the flexible offense is decent, but I dont expect these to feature in top lists in anywhere near their previous numbers. Today, were going to try and give you an overview of the key details from this book and theres a lot. Early on his annihilation beams make a mockery of many vehicles, while mid-game he throws out a good volume of shots. Games Workshop Warhammer 40,000 Codex: NECRONS. Szarekh himself has a degrading profile, and as well as changing stats, as he loses wounds he loses some abilities that represent the auras and weapons of the two other members of the Triarch with him. As such, a wide cast of characters exist within their ranks, from obsessives to strategic geniuses. Other Ctan? The targeting relay, allowing other units to re-roll hits of 1 against whatever it shotdoesnt gain a CORE restriction, so its a powerful tool if youre bringing any big guns on vehicles or constructs. Strange Echoes replacesCosmic Powers, but essentially identical. Hes the boss. Theyre pretty cheap and throw out damage and mortals (slightly more efficiently with increased range on the mortals and the ability to do so after advancing), Thats kind of it and theyre kind of fine I do wonder, now that people can have lots of these, if stacking them up might turn out to be OK, especially as Szarekhan to lean on the re-rolls. Fearless, relentless, and utterly without mercy, they advance in serried ranks and lay down withering storms of fire fit to annihilate even the mightiest of foes. Hes got all the buffs and auras youd expect of a Phaeron, but all of these effect NECRON CORE and TRIARCH PRAETORIANS. With our Lychguard, lets say we roll 3 5+s, so we keep three tokens. Adding a Heavy is a very good defence against flat damage three weapons, and embedding a single gauss destructor shot in the squad is nice. Lets start with the basics there are four Ctan options in this slot, the three named ones (existing plus Void Dragon) and the Transcendant. A whole host of exciting new options awaits budding Phaerons, while a whole bunch of existing units get gigantic shots in the arm, and the net result is that the faction feels incredibly exciting for the first time inwell ages. Great job past me. Adding in the fact that Warriors are of renewed relevance, and Szeras seems real good. It does now come with the tradeoff that you cannot shootat all after doing it, but a further upside is added in that the move-through-stuff effect also triggers on falling back, meaning that its almost impossible to trap this army in combat. At T5 or 6, this is the perfect sweet spot for this effect, as it lets them push S4 (or S5 for the lord) attacks to only wounding on 6s, and even most really nasty stuff to need 4s. You can activate this after an enemy unit destroys one of your characters, and at the end of the phase a Canoptek Doomstalker from your army can shoot at the unit responsible, and gets +1 to hit against that target for the rest of the game. This is obviously great with any of Warriors, Tomb Blades or Immortals, though its a bit more limited than it used to be, not being able to hit things like Destroyers. New and exciting for the Necrons, we have custom dynasties. Their trait gives a 5+++ against MWs and one wound re-roll per round of attacks. Purge the Vermin is like an inverseEngage on All Fronts from turn 2 onward, you get 2VP for each table quarter that there areno enemy units wholly within. Moving on to theLokhust Heavy Destroyers, Im still not quite sure what to think about them. This is another one where you can, on some maps, plausibly start scoring it early and then sweep up abig score from turn 4 to 5 if youve mostly tidied up your opponents army. The huge win though is that hes the first unit Ive seen tomassively gain by one of their abilities being changed to key off CORE. Choosing to draw a whole detachment from the same Dynasty allows units in that detachment (other than Dynastic Agents and Ctan Shards) to benefit from a Dynastic Code, boosting their capabilities. Its the statline thats the real gold though. brutal killers), but can now be taken in units of up to six and got cheaper, going down to 35ppm each. First up, his shooting attack has been returned to having 36 range while keeping d3 shots, allowing him to provide a potent game-long shooting threat. They have T7 and 9W each, which isnt massive, but all have the Necrodermis rule, giving them a 4++ and meaning they cannot take more than three wounds in a phase. Still a mixed story overall, but better than the warlord traits, with the addition of theVoltaic Staff being a huge boon, and theVeil andOrb having plenty of serious use cases. Great unit, probably good enough to see play in 3s even in this melee-focused metagame. The Necrons are a deathless race of alien androids, rulers of the galaxy in a long-forgotten era. View . In the initial phase at least, dust off your Technomancers (which youdefinitely have if you played 8th) and smash the buy button on a Chronomancer. Flayed Ones get a nice, clean fight again for 2CP, while Lychguard can claim +1A if theyre within 3 of a noble, upping the damage output of both considerably. Finally, if all else fails and your opponent managed to viciously destroy one of your vehicles, you can auto-explode it withCurse of the Phaeron for 1CP (or 3CP for TITANIC). 100% (3) 100% found this document useful (3 votes) 2K views 83 pages. This is a very cool ability. With that option open I guess you can maybe make this work (and its obviously considerably better against pure melee matchups) but the use remains so clunky that Im yet to be convinced this is something I want in my armies. This pretty much works how it did before, letting your unit appear from deep strike and shoot an enemy deep striker, but gets improved by allowing you to be up to 18 away from the targetand, importantly, letting you use it to do the intercept shoot part of it even if you were already on the table. Thats it. Tesla in general takes a bit of a knock in this book compared to 8th, but if theres a place for using lots of it Mephrit is going to be it. For now well have to wait and see on that, but if youare allowed to use these, definitely try some of them out. Probably a lot more relevant since these are really good now! Necron Detachments gain the Royal Court and Dynastic Agents and Star Gods abilities. Perhaps should even. Its new mode of operation (bringing in CORE units from strategic reserves) is cool as well, as is being able to swap the gauss for death rays (though you do pay a cost, and honestly Id keep the gauss a lot of the time). This hits at S14, AP-4 for d6 damage, ignores invulns and, in the final kicker, bypasses any abilities that prevent damage. They gain theextremely eye-catching ability of army-wide ObSec (models that have it already count as 2), and ignore an AP of -1 while wholly within their deployment zone. Technomancers, one of the Cryptek sub-classes, can now reanimate a single dead NECRON CORE model from a unit (or d3 Warriors) in your command phase in homage to their old abilities, but dont expect to be routinely rolling this on a 4+. TheAnnihilation Barge remains as forgettable as ever. These are a bargain, get one. The main gun is also heavily boosted, gaining strength, Blast and damage. A lot of the same effects that appear on the named codes turn up in these lists, allowing you to build a main effect of comparable or maybe even greater power. This pack contains 62 datacards, divided as followed: - 7x core Stratagem cards At only 60pts per model in units of up to three and coming with a pretty ferocious statline, theyre a very effecting push threat thats extremely well placed to benefit from a whole host of powerful buffs. Now, having slumbered in stasis for millennia, they are rising up to conquer it again. Doesnt work. So yeah. Relentless March gives any CORE units that start their move within 6 an extra inch of movement if they make a Normal Move or advance. download 1 file . While some of the effects are clearly better than others, theres use cases for all of them, and while the boosts are mostly incremental they will add up over the course of the game. The Voltaic Staffdoes give the Lokhust Lord a way around this though meaning that if you need a cheap beater (or want to spend the extra points on a resurrection orb to go with your Destroyers) theyre still worth a look. Cryptek Arcana, purchaseable space wizard upgrades. [2], Warhammer Community: The Warhammer 40,000 Launch Party Preview (Posted on 25/07/2020), https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Codex:_Necrons_(9th_Edition)&oldid=504269, The history of the Necrons from their ancient origins to the Era Indomitus, Stunning art that brings the lore to life, A showcase of incredibly painted miniatures to inspire your own collection and colour schemes, Crusade rules that let you develop your Necron army in thrilling narrative campaigns, Special abilities and bonuses like Command Protocols for your Necron forces, Datasheets for Necrons units for your reference. Beyond those two scenarios, I see embedding singles of these in Lokhust squads as the main use case. rdjohnson1993 Download PDF Publications : 2; Followers : 3; Codex-Necron-9th-Edition. TheSempiternal Weave is our final entry, and loses out by now being limited to NOBLEs. One is deliberately designed to be something I can play straight away with the models I have, while one leans heavily into the new range and upgrades. Obviously how good this is changes a bit depending on the map, but on missions likeBattle Lines,Vital Intelligence andSweep and Clear it feels great and will also reward you with double scoring if you choose to go for the mission secondary on the last one. Skorpekh Lord, Extra Trait, Extra Relic, Enduring Will, Veil of Darkness 130 Interested in flipbooks about 9ed Codex [Chaos] - Heretic Astartes - Thousand Sons? The AP improvement is also subtly good with Canoptek Scarabs now these auto-wound on 6s to hit, boosting their AP makes a bit difference. The better news for it (Obelisk and Vault too) is that it gets a base 2+ save, which goes a decent way to making its lack of an invuln less of a problem. With Reanimation making infantry blocks more attractive again, slapping the abiliy to get them into positionfast at the cost of your first turns shooting, along with making them tougher to take down with heavy fire, is fantastic, and there are plenty of other units that are perfectlyhappy to have a 6++ randomly slapped onto their profile, Destroyers, Scarabs and Tomb Blades coming to mind in particular. That mostly takes us down to any other business, with some options for Technomancers and Ghost Arks to boost the number of models they can bring back, and an option for the Reanimator to change the target of its nanoscarab beam (and/or turn it on during the first turn, which is probably more relevant) but I saved the best for last. Well, the important takewaways are: The last point is worth exploring. It is also 100% why I dont see many people bothering with Nihilakh why take the mediocre protection in your deployment zone with ObSec when you can instead start 6 up the board and/or hide units like Destroyers behind a wall as needed. Combined with improved splash damage from some Ctan powers and from Imotekhs big lightning bolt, some armies are going to have a rough time with their units being chipped away by gradual mortal splash. The ObSec is obviously greatbut it also appears on the custom trait list, and the second half of their Code is considerably less powerful than some of the other things you can combine it with. Rounding out the upgrade column,Voidreaper has been changed. They also have an aura that subtracts 1 from leadership and combat attrition tests for enemies within 6 potentially hugely impactful if you can land it just right, but extremely risky to pull off. Excellent condition. This is basically justgood. Finally, he now gives 2 extra CP rather then 1 in trade for losing his niche Flayed One buff. Tomb Blades and Annihilation Barges really come into their own, while using large numbers of gauss flayer equipped warriors to leverage the various strats that boost rapid fire weapons also feels like a potential option. Ghazghkulls ability? This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Once you've read the lore, you can build your army using a vast suite of rules that bring the Necrons to life, with rules for the dynasties (including ones of your own creation! Anrakyr the Traveller is slightly tuned down from where he used to be hes still a generic, Dynastic Agent Overlord, but his +1A aura now only affects CORE. Throwing the spear in a line is hilarious, and it will tear stuff up in melee too. While the release of Codex T'au the year before gave the setting a dose of bright optimism, Codex: Necrons gave us all a new thing to fear. Or are they? Finally, the last one that hurts Extermination Protocols, a huge crutch for the army as was, takes a big hit its now wound re-rolls only and costs 2CP. Theyre also faster than the rest and can FLY. All of the Named Characters from the previous edition return, and theres quite a few upgrades. Honestly, Id say Warlord Traits are the one real area of disappointment in the book. Combined with being able to take bigger units of Skorpekh in the bookand them picking up a discount from their Indomitus Cost, this makes them look exceptionally spicy. 7. r/Necrontyr. With a whole new Edition, and Necrons featuring in the starter boxes, there are likely a lot of new players wondering if Necrons might be for them so why should you play Necrons? With the new book in play, Necrons play pretty much how youd expect just from looking at them. Theres plenty of good choices, but the stuff you can add to a Technomancer feels the strongest by far, and the Fail-safe Overcharger in particular seens incredibly well set up to support Canoptek heavy Novokh lists. First up, in the drop downs below you can see lists of stratagems that are: Returning Stratagems WIth only 5 turns in the game this is less likely to come up, but its nice when it does. Starting off Elites with the normal-ish Necron units, we haveDeathmarks. Clad in self-repairing bodies of living metal and wielding weapons that harness the most devastating energies of the cosmos, the Necrons are a terrifying enemy. We really could. Mostly you wont have the time to pull this offbut if youre running the Silent King it suddenly becomes a real option. Those are the ones Ill be looking at with most interest as I try and figure out how to really optimise this effect. The only silver lining for enemies planning to go after them at range is that none of them can benefit from Look Out Sir. Command protocols, a new set of army-wide buffs you can plan out through the turns of the game. The Skorpeh Lord is pricier and slower, but has a far more flexible offensive loadout in exchange. Words cannot express how gleeful I am about this. I also like that having two options for each protocol tends to mean that most builds will find a way of using all of them. 51 datasheets and accompanying rules to build your legions. The former is probably more of a problem than the latter for how youre going to use these, just saying. The Gauntlet of Fire is now 12 range with a heavy flamer profile, letting him rack up some body count against hordes, while hisLord of the Storm ability trades being a bit less good on the initial target (now 3MWs on a 4+) for splashing on a 4+ rather than only a 6. Codex Supplement - Ultramarines. Even with 20 Warrior blobs, I can tell you from repeat personal experience that competent opponents would just burst them down in a single turn, deleting them without you ever getting a chance to trigger this. Largely unchanged from the existing version. Interesting stuff. You can publish your book online for free in a few minutes! They keep their deep strike, trade wound re-rolls out for extra hits on 6s against non-VEHICLEs and -1AP, and have a flat -2Ld aura. I love to stay updated with technology, so I just wanted to find a book that will help me broaden my horizon in technology. Phaerons Will Replaced by a pre-game upgrade. CODEX: NECRONS Indomitus Version 1.3 These documents collect amendments to the rules and present our responses to players' frequently asked questions. Losing FLY is also a huge problem on the relatively dense boards of 9th. Equally, its possible that making the gauss reaper 15 range is just whats needed to make it more flexible on the battlefield. This page was last edited on 10 December 2022, at 13:02. Vehicles arent a huge part of the meta right now and you do want them around to get the most from this guy, but theyre no slouch otherwise and Im certainly still going to pick him up as the worlds number one Ctan appreaciator. Top marks. I worry a bit that Necrons mostly want a mixture of pressure and combo stuff, and their abilities dont really fit that, but Im willing to be proven wrong. Is it worth your slot? Just through attrition, it feels like it will sometimes be really hard to stop this. For pretty much any strategy planning to attack 9ths missions, theres going to be a way to get huge value out of this, whether it be getting slower melee options like Tomb Spiders into position, making sure your Warriors can claim and perform an Action on a mid-board objective turn 1 without advancing, or just pulling back from wherever your opponent has scout deployed this ability does it all. Theyreodd. They still have categories like any others, and the rule about not double picking from the same category still apply. . Medium scan. Resurerection Protocols get a character back up on a 4+. This guy issuper pushed, and I think the premium anti-tank ranged option available to the faction once you buddy them up with aCanoptek Control Node Technomancer. The more wounds you have, the worse this gets. The general boosts to Ctan powers obviously help it, it gets a point cut and two random extra wounds, and a 2+ base save is fantastic. The Silent King. The best kind of missing stratagem! While useful in some builds, the fact that MWBD is CORE only does mean this is far from and auto-take, especially with how juicy a lot of your other options are, but worth keeping in mind. Lets get the easy ones out the way first. There seems to be a general trend in this book that rapid fire gauss is being positioned as the default weapon setup, and you get a few options for this. Up first, and probably the most niche, Code of CombatinNo Mercy, No Respite gives you 3VP when a NOBLE destroys an enemy unit. Pleasantly surprised by how well these came out, and looking forward to getting mine back on the table maybe even aiming to double up to 25. Games Workshop Warhammer 40,000 9th Edition Codex: NContains all of the Necron unit data sheets, war gear, relics, powers, and stratagems. Ultimately, thats probably a fair change, because I still expect to take it a lot, especially as pulling a big Warrior unit out of combat and still letting them shoot is a good use case. Like with the Nihilakh the faction trait here is alittle underwhelming. The hyper-resilient Necron soldiery are supported by murderous specialist units, techno-sorcerous war machines, mindless Canoptek constructs, and shards of shattered star gods. No feel no pains allowed. Finally, Sautekh retain their roster of named characters, several of whom have gotten big boosts to their effectiveness. They can also take a valuable Resurrection Orb, and thisisnt limited to only hitting CORE units. Being quite a bit cheaper than the named ones does give these some appeal, and I can imagine trying them in lists still but then I would say that. No arguing. Add in the ability to useWhirling Onslaught to protect them and you have a premium unit thats going to be filling the Bladeguard role in the Necron army extremely well. Self-Destruction comes back, with the extra upside of doing 3MWs on a roll of a 6 rather than just d3. I could imagine using this on a Skorpekh lord who Ive also tanked up withEnduring Will. As mentioned before, each of these has two effects and you can only pick one unless your detachment is from a Dynasty that favours that specific protocol, in which case you get both when that one activates. In terms of killing power, the Nightbringer is in a league apart from, well, damn nearanyone. 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