With Relentless they can move, shoot, and charge with any weapons you choose to give them. The unit numbers 5-10 marines and you can really kit them out almost however you want. These are still space marines in power armour but have an extra wound each and have a better WS value making them better in combat. Credit – Soggy Legion Veteran SquadĮssentially a more elite and tactically flexible version of the Tactical Squad. Legion Castra Ferrum Dreadnought Talon (Expanded Unit).Legion Nullifactor Squad (Expanded Unit).Also ignore the -1LD dealt by Night Fight. Nuncio Vox – So long as the unit is on the table and not in a transport or vehicle you can re-roll the scatter dice for weapons or deployment of a unit so long as the model with the vox can draw line of sight to that point on the board.An army of units full of scanners are just going to light up enemy units arriving from reserve. Situationally useful – a unit with a scanner can make an Intercept reaction against enemy units, without expending any of your Reaction points. Also, enemy units cannot deploy within 18″ of the unit while infiltrating, keeping enemy units further back. This little scanner lets the owning unit ignore the 24″ range limit to shooting during a Night Fight, which by itself would make it worth it.
Augury Scanner – A worthwhile upgrade on just about any unit that can take it.It also allows the unit to fall back 1D6″ less than normal (so 1D6 for Infantry, 2D6 for cavalry), which can stop them from running off the table, while also keeping them safer and closer to where you want them on the table if they fail a morale check. Legion Vexilla – Simply add 1 to the number of wounds caused for determining which side won in combat.Many of these units have common upgrades, each of which are relatively cheap and worth taking just about all of the time: You don’t have to take any, but it would be incredibly uncommon to not take at least one. As above, in your standard force organisation you have the choice of taking up to four Elite units in your army.
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