Here is the new Necrons Warhammer 40k Combat Patrol box value and pricing in our updated savings breakdown- check it out!
Remember, these Combat Patrol box sets are mostly designed for new players to the factions. They are similar to the old Start Collecting Sets that GW introduced back in 2016 and marketed as a quick way to get a small force on the table to play some small games right away. Usually, these starter-style kits are a pretty good value, so even if you already have some minis, this could be a decent value.
40k Combat Patrol: Necrons $160
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Combat Patrol: Necrons is an elite contingent of living metal warriors with a burning desire to return the galaxy to a state of cold stasis, including 10 Necron Warriors, three Skorpekh Destroyers, a Canoptek Doomstalker, and three Canoptek Scarab Swarms, all ready to do battle under the command of the implacable Necron Overlord Amonhotekh.
- Necron Warriors $50 (includes the Scarab Swarms)
- Skorpekh Destroyers $60 (push-fit kit)
- Canoptek Doomstalker $50
- Necron Overlord $38
Total MSRP Value: $198
Savings Versus $160 Box Price: $38
Is the Necrons Combat Patrol Worth It?
Honestly… no. The only thing you get for “free” is the Overlord, which isn’t even a totally new mini but is finally available on its own. So, there isn’t even the value of getting a hard-to-find mini.
Realistically, you’d probably be better off just buying what models you want and not a collection that GW has chosen for you. This is the lowest value we’ve ever seen in a Combat Patrol, and we would recommend trying to find the Indomitus era starter from the secondary market somewhere (or even the old CP is a better value).
Unfortunately, The value of the Necrons combat patrol is really just based on less than half the contents of the Indomitus Starter Set, with a Doomstalker added in.
Overall, unless you need these exact models because you missed out on that box release, it’s not worth buying this box as the value is far lower than the cost of this box on the secondary market.
This Combat Patrol Box is a very sub-par release by Games Workshop.
What to Buy Next?
Honestly, it’s hard to say, as this doesn’t have many minis or value. You are still more or less at the starting point for an army and can take it any way you want, whether you want to go the route with way more Destroyers or tons of Warriors and Immortals.
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