Combat Patrol: Necrons” offers a well-rounded and balanced core force for any Necron army, ideal for both starting a new collection and expanding an existing one.

Amonhotekh’s Guard is the new Necron Combat Patrol, arriving with 19 miniatures for use both in full games of Warhammer 40,000 and fast and furious bouts of Combat Patrol. You are still more or less at the starting point for an army and can take it any way you want, whether you want to go the route with way more Destroyers or tons of Warriors and Immortals. Skorpekh Destroyers with 1x Plasmacyte: Lead a group of ruthless Skorpekh Destroyers into battle, enhanced by a Plasmacyte to bolster their already terrifying combat prowess. Inside the Codex is a guide on how to get your Purge Corps Deltic-9 painted in the livery of Mars, and some tips for tipping engagements in your favour. Canoptek Scarab Swarms: Overwhelm your foes with these fast-moving, self-replicating constructs, perfect for swarming enemy positions and objectives.

And having a Doom Scythe instead of a Night Scythe should give us a bit more firepower (although we lose out on some army mobility). Each unit has been carefully selected to provide a variety of tactical options for Combat Patrol-sized games of Warhammer 40,000. Overlord: Command your forces with an imposing Overlord, equipped with a deadly tachyon arrow, symbolizing the might and ancient technologies of the Necrons. This boxed set is an essential arsenal for commanders seeking to spread the cold, calculating rule of the Necrons across the galaxy. Embrace the power of the ancient Necron empire and lead your legions to victory with ‘Combat Patrol: Necrons.

As the galaxy trembles, the Combat Patrol: Necrons rises, a force of android legions from an era when the Necrontyr empire once spanned the cosmos. You’ll be able to field both forces in Combat Patrol games, whether you pick them up as boxed sets or individual kits. Citizens who cannot handle the pressures of the 22nd century succumb to Future Shock Syndrome – a condition known as going ‘Futsie’ – setting out on a frenzy of violence. Our mission is to guide new players in the first steps of their tabletop journey in the grim, dark future.Command the ancient and relentless Combat Patrol: Necrons in Warhammer 40,000, where the mechanized legions of the Necrons await your leadership. The Combat Patrol rules for Purge Corps Deltic-9 will be available as a free download closer to the release date.

Now that we’ve got a good firebase, some flyers, Tomb Blades, and two HQs how about we look at adding some heavy hitters? Wherever possible we will work with you on items that have been purchased incorrectly or on items you are dissatisfied with upon receipt. All we ask is the product still be in its original packaging and you have your proof of purchase and we'll be happy to help. It contains an Overlord with Tachyon Arrow, a Canoptek Doomstalker, three Skorpekh Destroyers with a Plasmacyte, three Scarab Swarms, and 10 Necron Warriors.

Canoptek Doomstalker: Unleash destruction with this towering construct, capable of raining down annihilating energy upon your enemies.

In this series we’re going to revisit the older Combat Patrols, breakdown their points, and talk about where to build from that box. Combat Patrol is a fast and fun way to play Warhammer 40,000, and getting started couldn’t be simpler.

The Combat Patrol: Necrons set serves as the perfect introduction to the Necron force or an excellent way to expand your current army with strategic units. Bounty Hunters often need to track their quarry into the wildlands beyond towns and cities, and on many worlds the indigenous Morks are the mount of choice.