#Awaken realms warlord titan plus#

Additionally, he is a level 4 sorcerer, 2 of his spells must be rolled on the Tzeentch powers from the Daemon book, and the other two powers can be book powers, though no Daemonology (boo!).

This Daemon Lord has the standard 3+ invulnerable save, though no armour save to speak of, is a level 4 sorcerer and roughly as effective in combat as Scabeiathrax. Sadly, as much as I love the model, even if he was allowed in events, I don't think he'd be worth taking, he just can't kill enough through the coarse of a game.Īlways available to Vraks Renegades, Renegades and Heretics with Primaris Rogue Witch and cannot exceed 25% of your army's points Daemon Lord Aetaos'rau'keresĭon't ask me to pronounce his name, he is the most expensive gargantuan available in the army, far outweighing a Warhound in cost. It's not worth making him fly, as that would cost him a few turns of combat. He is unable to engage more than 1 unit a turn, meaning at best, he will kill 7 things a game. Banned in many events, I'm still not certain he would be worth taking. Surprisingly his melee weapon isn't a destroyer weapon, just a lowly Axe of Khorne, but has an extra D6 attacks on the charge instead of +1. A flying gargantuan creature with 8 wounds, with a 2+/3++ save, An'ggrath is a mighty beast to take down in combat. ANGRY PANTS! He is the exactly same price as a Lord of Skulls, and so much better. If someone brings a couple knights, Ol' Scabby is in for a bad time.Īlways available to Vraks Renegades, Renegades and Heretics with Primaris Rogue Witch and cannot exceed 25% of your army's points. I think he would be a fun choice for an army, I just don't think he's an overly competitive choice. Against many armies, killing him wont be an option, he's far easier to ignore since he only moves 6' a turn.

#Awaken realms warlord titan plus#

He's got 5 attacks at S8, a few extra S3 nurgling attacks, plus can throw out a S5 Ap4 hellstorm template. As far as gargantuan creatures go, he's definitely tough, but doesn't do all that much in combat. One tough cookie, sporting T9 means he's immune to anything under S6, plus he has a 3+ invulnerable save and Feel No Pain (4+). I imagine it sounding like a train running over bubble wrap.Īlways available to Vraks Renegades, Renegades and Heretics with Bloody-handed Reaver. If you want a Lord of War that can handle it all, this is your guy… Though he doesn’t particularly care for fighting against Knights and other Destroyer weapon armed melee walkers, but loves squashing through droves of infantry instead. One of my favorite Chaos Super Heavies, it runs around with an ignores cover demolisher cannon, charging 3D6″ and getting +2 to the number of stomps it cause. If the Lord of Skulls was increased to WS5 I5 like it's Kytan brother, then it might get closer to being worth it's enormous price tag.Īlways available to Vraks Renegades, Renegades and Heretics with Bloody-handed Reaver or Heretek Magus. Sadly that's not enough to save it, it's I3 means that if there's a Knight on the battlefield, it's going straight for your Lord of Skulls to put some beatdown on it and possibly earn triple it's points back. The interesting thing about Thunderblitz, is that there's no restriction for starting a tank shock while engaged in combat, so it's entirely possible that you can use this attack to get out of melee with a horde that would otherwise keep you locked in. It's unable to stomp in melee, due to having treads for feet, but it can Thunderblitz. With it's nasty weaponry it should seem like a devastating unit on the battlefield, unfortunately though, it's high point cost and unimpressive armour, makes it a bit of a liability. It has quite nasty weaponry, including: a belly gun which can either be two varieties of Hellstorm template (one of which is S9 AP3, Instant Death!) or a 48' range, large blast plasma cannon, either a Hades Gatling Cannon for 12 S8 Ap3 shots a turn, or the Skull Hurler with it's 10' blast at S9 AP3 (and forces saves to be re-rolled), plus a massive Great Cleaver of Khorne (swinging D at AP1 in melee). Professor X meets Gwar prop, the Lord of Skulls is a giant 50-ton killing machine on treads. You only get to pick one, so choose wisely! We've made it, the last section of the unit analysis of the Chaos Renegade armies! Wrapping up my Chaos Renegade unit analysis with the biggest post yet, Lords of War! Renegades have heaps of Lords of War to choose from, ranging from lumbering tanks and massive titans, all the way to the Exalted Greater Daemons.