Evil robots are back again with even more 40k Necron datasheet rules changes, check out the updates to Immortals and Deathmarks.
These datasheet tweaks have been growing over the past few days. For the Necrons, we saw Wraiths get some pretty heavy changes a few days ago. Now it’s time to take a look at Immortals and Deathmarks. U/Smug_anime_face on Reddit posted up the sheets!
As a quick reference, we’ve also got all the datasheets we’ve seen listed here.
- Triarch Stalker
- Wraiths
- Ghost Ark/Doomsday Ark
- Night Scythe/Doom Scythe
- Tomb Blades
- Technomancer
- Annihilation Barge
- Overlord
- Catacomb Command Barge
Necron Immortals & Deathmarks 40k Rules Changes SPOTTED
Looking at the Immortals, they’ve just been straight up buffed. The changes include:
- +1 Toughness (now T5)
- +1 Attack
- +6″ Range on Gauss Blaster
The Immortals, when compared to Warriors already looked like they should be T5 anyway. It’s nice to see the option for Necron players open up to opt for more elite Troops over swarms of Warriors.
Deathmarks also look to have just been buffed. Here’s what changed:
- +1 BS (now 2+)
- +1 Toughness (now T5)
- Synaptic Disintegrator now Heavy 1 36″ S5 -2AP 1 Damage (way better)
Deathmarks now have way more reach than before and even though their weapon is considered Heavy, the 2+ BS pretty much cancels out any major sacrifice.
This update is surprising but Necron units are looking even better than before!
What do you think about these datasheet updates? Are Immortals now a great alternative to Warriors? Do you think we’ll see Deathmarks used competitively?
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