Zahndrekh treated him with honour, through few of the other Necron Lords even acknowledged his presence.

First wielded by Zehet, founder of the Sautekh Dynasty, and has seen battle in the hands of every one of his successors. Savant speculation indicates that this level of Necron Lord would command massive Necron fleets intended to reconquer and eliminate the "lesser races" from entire swathes of the galaxy. Like other Destroyers, Destroyer Lords modify their bodies and minds, so that they might be better suited to their overarching purpose, which is to cleanse the stars of all organic intelligent life. Iyanden's Farseers have sensed a peril before their Craftworld that is, in its way, as great a threat as the Tyranid menace that lies behind them.With the desire for freedom outweighing any ranklement or rivalry, Khan and the other captives conspired to escape. Phase Shifter - A Necron Lord with a Phase Shifter can make their metallic body appear hazy and indistinct as it goes out of phase with the rest of space-time, as though he was not completely corporeal. If Imotekh's defeat comes, it is sure not to be at the hands of a superior strategist, but rather at the hands of a more accomplished warrior. Many scoured Dead Worlds found close to the location of a known Tomb World are perhaps long-dead testaments to this unspeakable power.

Their armoured form is impervious to even tank-busting weaponry and features highly sophisticated self-repair protocols, and their robotic body provides them with the physical strength required to crush bones to dust.These internal conflicts invariably follow the formalised codes that governed the ancient Necrontyr, leading to set piece battles with forces arranged and rules agreed to in advance by the competing nobles.