Maybe the Reanimator lets you repair wounded units with the left over unusable successful rolls. Or something to do with how many dice you throw out there.

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A NECRONS Detachment is one that only includes models with the NECRONS keyword (excluding models with the UNALIGNED keyword). Can only set up within Engagement Range of enemy units that are already within Engagement Range of the Reanimated model's unit.

These warriors take the fight to their foe, conquering all.While this unit is within your opponent’s deployment zone, it has the Objective Secured ability. If this unit already has the Objective Secured ability, then for the purposes of determining which player controls an objective marker, each model in this unit counts as two models.

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In your Command phase, if the bearer is on the battlefield, roll one D6: on a 5+, gain 1 Command point. Just in case all of the others weren’t quite strategic enough, there are the Strategic Ploy Stratagems. Fans of Canoptek Scarab Swarms (and frankly, who doesn’t love the little critters?) will be itching to use the Self-destruction Stratagem. Keep an Annihilation tally for each NECRONS unit from your army. At the start of each battle round, select one enemy unit that is at its Starting Strength in which every model has its starting number of wounds. If that enemy unit is destroyed this battle round, add 1 to the Annihilation tally of each unit from your army that destroyed one or more models from that enemy unit during this battle round. Mike: Hell yea, the Veil of Darkness was my favorite piece of wargear! The Lord and a joined unit can move via Deep Strike! They can even Deep Strike out of combat. Bouncing around the board with your crew of ten Immortals dishing out 20 S5 AP4 shots was a treat… until you inevitably mis-happed! Pariahs Mike: The only Troop in the codex but a pretty solid one. Basically a more resilient Tactical Marine with Initiative 2. With no options aside from disruption fields and with the fact that each Necron army had to spend at least 360 points on these guys, you can see how some people thought the army was boring. Also despite their WBB save, they would get completely rolled over by any other squad that had a power weapon or two. However they could hang in a firefight and could even glance a vehicle to death pretty effectively, making them good Troops.NECRONS Detachment: A Detachment in a Battle-forged army where every model has the NECRONS keyword (excluding models with the UNALIGNED keywords). In your Shooting phase, each time this unit is selected to shoot, models in this unit can only target the closest eligible enemy unit.

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Mike: There so much more to gush about in Codex: Necrons… from the Painting and Color Scheme sections (someone at GW definitely wanted you to know that you could paint your robots in whatever color you wanted!) to the Tactics and Expanding Your Force sections to the nostalgia trip that is the guide to making foam crystal scatter terrain. Overall the real reason to revisit the Codex are the snippets of ominous lore and the fantastic grimdark art. Dark Angels fans won’t have to wait much longer – your codex supplement will be on its way early next year, along with the first xenos codex of 2021. If your army is Battle-forged and includes any NECRONS Detachments (excluding Auxiliary Support, Super-heavy Auxiliary and Fortification Network Detachments), then when you are mustering your army, you can upgrade any of the CRYPTEK models in your army by giving them an item of Cryptek Arkana, chosen from those presented here. Each time you give a CRYPTEK model an item of Cryptek Arkana, its Power Rating is increased by the amount shown in the table below. If you are playing a matched play game, or a game that uses a points limit, then the points value of that model is also increased by the amount shown on the same table. Make a note on your army roster each time you give a CRYPTEK model an item of Cryptek Arkana. Named characters cannot be given Cryptek Arkana. Each CRYPTEK model can only have one item of Cryptek Arkana. An army (or a Crusade force) cannot include the same item of Cryptek Arkana more than once. Cryptek Arkana are not considered to be Relics for any rules purposes - this means a CRYPTEK model can be equipped with both a Relic and an item of Cryptek Arkana.Cannot, if it is your Charge phase, be set up closer to any enemy units that are targets of a charge declared by its unit this phase. Containing direct uploads of the prophecies whispered by the captive Yth Seer, these engrams provide glimpses of the future. Armed with an onslaught gatling cannon, two ironhail heavy stubbers, and a pair of fragstorm grenade launchers, it can dish out some serious firepower.