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Let’s dig into this by looking at a few common armoured targets you may want to punch through, starting with the Legion Land Raider Spartan. This turns comparatively minor threats to armoured targets like autocannons (which are great when they rend but otherwise low enough strength to only be dangerous to the lightest of targets) into more substantial ones, and super-charging genuine anti-armour weaponry like Lascannons. It might be simple but it’s also exceptionally effective, because a single point of Strength can make a tremendous difference both against targets with wounds and also for armour penetration rolls. The legion special rule of the IVth Legion, Wrack & Ruin, is a very simple one: +1 Strength to attacks targeting Dreadnoughts, Automata, Vehicles or Buildings.

#Iron marines fell tyrant how to#

You can find our How To Paint Everything series on Iron Warriors (both for 40K and Horus Heresy) here, and learn How To Paint Perturabo here.

1250 points Zone Mortalis Pride of the Legion.

3000 points Hammer of Olympia (2987 points).

Lord Navarch Agamemnon Duran, Warsmith of Olympia. They tend to prioritise mechanised warfare and have strong connections to the Mechanicum. Possessed of a bitter fury, they do not have the same showy flamboyance of some of the other traitors, but instead a deep dedication to perform their tasks well and to use their skills of siegecraft to see their side victorious. Instead they fought in the same implacable way they always had, all the way to the Siege of Terra that Perturabo commanded until close to the very end.įor the Horus Heresy player the Iron Warriors are a chance to play a legion that sees warfare in clear cut, almost mathematical terms. Though they threw their lot in with the Warmaster, the IVth did not see themselves as servants of Chaos they were not heretics and monsters like many of their brothers.

When they were reunited with their Primarch this dogged professionalism was honed into a grim brutality, at the cost of a decimation of 1/10 of their Legion. These marines saw themselves as soldiers before all else, and instead of brazen assaults or vainglorious defenses they perfected a highly regimented, extremely reliable form of war. In this series, we’ll be walking you through how to build your force and command it to glory, including everything from the units to tactics you’ll use to lead your army to victory.įor decades the IVth Legion was the mainstay of the Imperial forces, neither the most prestigious nor most impressive, but an absolutely unrelenting force of compliance that enacted the will of the Emperor. We know that the Horus Heresy system can seem intimidating to players unfamiliar with its particular quirks, but this series aims to equip you with everything you’ll need to play out epic clashes on the battlefields of the far future with your very own army. Welcome back to Goonhammer’s series for aspiring Praetors.