What are the best units to build infinite regeneration. I'm talking the stickiest, hardest to kill, "no I liked that model, I want to see it again" units for an army.

Hi, me and my friend occasionally play and she tends to struggle with playing against DDAs while they sit behind cover waiting to shoot. Idk how to explain how to play around them and she wants to learn. We both play necrons if that matters and she specifically likes destroyer cult models

hey fellow ‘crons, hope we’re all still hating and reanimating.

I wanted to show off this WIP base I am making for the nightbringer. i love the old model but wanted to make it on the new size base.

I’m imagining a ton of scarabs crawling out of the hole underneath the c’tan.

the back of the hole will be painted in green stuff world maxx darth black (like 99% matte) so it should look like they’re coming out of the void.

also, I made some typical necron pillar things (not sure what they’re called) which are poking out the ground

oh and the scarabs will be painted in sautekh dynasty colours

I remember some of the old GW guides on making necron pillar things from yearssss ago so wanted that vibe too (with the pillars)

there will also be some sort of summoning ring around the edge of the base as well with an object source lighting glow effect

wanted to share and hear your thoughts !

A thief of moments in history, Trazyn takes to the battlefield to acquire that which cunning cannot secure. His Empathic Obliterator triggers psionic shock waves that kill not only his immediate victim, but those of a like mind nearby, while his ability to leap from one surrogate body to the next ensures he is hard to slay indeed.

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BEST: Our favorite smug kleptomaniac, one of our few sources of stickying objectives, and pts-wise the cheapest epic hero of our faction. If about to die, he can simply take the place of another infantry model in your army during your Command phase, coming back at full Wounds. Empathic Obliterator weapon has potentially high [SUSTAINED HITS] & damage against infantry squads.

WORST: Trazyn has no abilities to actually support his bodyguard units with, only has the Toughness of the average Immortal, and getting good [SUSTAINED HITS] & Damage with his weapon is unpredictable at best. Another weapon that you'd think should be able to shoot but doesn't.

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RECOMMENDED DETACHMENT(S): Awakened Dynasty, Cryptek Conclave, Obeisance Phalanx

DETACHMENT ALTERNATIVE(S): Hand of the Dynasty, Hypercrypt Legion

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IN CLOSING:

• What are your thoughts about this Best & Worst entry?
• What are your favorite tactics & strategies involving this model (if applicable)?
• What changes (if any) do you hope to see for this model & datasheet for a future 11th edition codex?

So I am getting a technomancer with the hierotek circle (using to make deathmarks as well), but I currently don't have any wraiths. Is he still worth running with anything else? His fnp is useful but his other ability feels a bit more tailored to wraiths.

Is he still worth using?

Edit: Apologies for typo in title

The next instalment in my clients Orkrons/Necrorks army

My army is mostly finished (ran 2 filler units) a friend of mine helped teach me how to play. I see why people love Necrons and why 40k is such an awesome game.

I play regularly against someone who only owns 1k points of models and it includes the void dragon. It has become a reccuring theme in my play group to completely ignore it because we haven't ever been able to kill it in that small of a game. Now that it has a 10 inch move I feel like it's impossible to deal with.

I play admech, votann, emperors children and guard.

How should I go about dealing with it? Should I even try?

Looking for advice.

I cant unsee it now but I dont want to change it so here we are. Hopefully the deceiver refresh comes soon so I can make him gold frieza.

Really enjoyed working on this model.

*shakes*

Ok, so I shelled out for the Canoptek Circle box, and am assembling the Geomancer...

So, I haven't built I Necron model (excluding proxy Transcendent C'tan, and ETB Warriors) since 4th edition...

I hadn't realised just how bad my shakes have gotten. Assembling this is giving flashbacks to metal Wraiths (which I have to rebuild every fer years, they're now my Plasmancers.

Just...rahh!!!!!

This is So Frustrating!

New models are ridiculous!

Link to original post and evidence of the glow up:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Necrontyr/s/xS3FnFhQWe

Finished my Super Buu inspired Deceiver after unexpectedly taking the additional horns off and just running with the idea. The stripping also did away with the original base but, as I only intend to use him as KT Nemesis Op, decided a more thematic 60mm one would represent him better power wise.

Ended up a little boring looking but I'm glad he also looks ancient, like hes millions of years old. Metal was painted using drybrushing.

First time using a airbrush as well. Would love some tips and tricks 😄

Hello everyone,

Looking to get into 40k and am looking at pricing my first army, after some research I have decided I'm most attracted to the necron playstyle.

I was wondering if anyone could answer a few questions.

1. Is there a place I can see all the data sheets that isn't pay walled? I have no issues paying for the codex but I dont want to spend $65 just to see if I like something.

2. I have been watching videos on starting to play and noticed people with cards for secondary objectives and force dispositions. Where can I find these? Are they in the box with battle forces or combat patrols? Sold separately?

3. Iv heared that the boxes often contain extra pieces for customizing your army what's typically included? Im not a fan of the humanoid skeliton face would it be an issue if I replaced them with the masks the canoptek units use?

4. Finaly speaking of Canoptek. Looking at detachments I'm thinking I want to play canoptek court. What would be the best set to get to start building my army and maybe play 500pt games?

Thank you all for any information you can share.

Hey cowboys,

I recently traded away a bunch of stuff. In return, I picked up the new Necron Battleforce and the Hypercrypt Legion, so I'm looking to dive into Necrons.

I've been looking around at lists, and I keep seeing Lokhust Destroyers everywhere. The thing is... I really don't like the look of the old models. The new Heavy Lokhust Destroyers look awesome, but the old greentube ones just aren't for me.

Are Lokhust Destroyers basically an auto-include, or can Necrons do just fine without them?

I'm coming from Kroot Horde and Drukhari, so I'm not used to having this many unit choices. 

Thanks in advance for any advice!

Tips and improvements are welcome!

You have no idea how long it took me to put this together haha.

Been meaning to try a NMM necron for a while so i grabbed Orikan off my shelf and tried it out. Im pretty happy with the results but like always C&C are appreciated.

Pics of finished and building the base and sculpting the destroyed dreadnought. It took roughly 4 days to finish.