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I've got a little trouble defeating Necrons with my black Legion army.
Any Ideas on how to deal with them?
Any Ideas on how to deal with them?
boydgarrett said:MindRaked had good suggestions. Adding to this, you should include 1-2 hordes of bloodletters. These daemons are virtually custom made for taking down Necron Warriors and will kill on average 8 on the charge.
Regarding Defilers: I've not had good success with this vehicle, but I must admit, it is not the vehicle, but usually the player that discourages me away from it. Necron players seem to fear the Defiler more than anyone else, because they have the most to loose (save for T.S. perhaps) from its ordinance. That said, most Necron players will do whatever they can to taking out Defilers, which, leaves the rest of my army free to cause trouble. On this account the Defiler works very well.
Kill the lord with ordinance, or 2xToughness weapons such as lascannon or M. Launcher. Teleporting an obliterator near and charge is usualy a good tactic.
Not sure about this but i'm pretty sure that later Versions of the chaos codex prohibit infiltration with D Speed.Try an infiltrating lord with darkblade and d-speed. That works wonders against necrons. Other than that anything with a power weapon will do nicely, so always upgrade your champs.
There's no need to take the talisman, as the glaive already gives the wielder an auto-frenzy. As well, it's alo illegalArctorius Lensk said:also, a khornate lord equipped with the berzerker glaive & talisman of burning blood can make the difference.
you're rightboydgarrett said:There's no need to take the talisman, as the glaive already gives the wielder an auto-frenzy. As well, it's alo illegal![]()
farmerralph said:disagree here. if you ignore destroyers they will kill too much for comfort. also they count towards phase out so it helps towards that too. try your best to take out whole units in one turn. may not be an option with massed warriors but with small units of immortals or destroyers its not too hard. as for the monolith there is often nothing to be done but to take it on the chin and ignore it.