Here comes the last of the Cult Mechanicus, checkout the final release line-up!
via Faeit 212
Cult Mechanicus Codex – 80 pages £20
Electro priest combo box (5 miniatures plastic) £25
Tech Priest plastic clampack £22
paint guides for Skitarii & Cult Mechanicus £12 each.Dominus edition Cult Mechanicus book with datacards and metal objective markers only 900 copies. Direct only.
Ryza, Mars & Metalica A4 transfer sheets also direct only. No prices available to me.Datacards available separately for £7.50 like always. (Not direct only)couple of Mech themed Black Library novels too
About Electro Priests;
Both priest units are S and T3 and start off with 5 models per squad. their shields give them a 5++ and allow them to assault through cover, but with an I3 it doesnt really matter much. What does help these guys is that they hammer of wrath at s4.
The main difference between the two units is an electric staff or electric gauntlets. The staff is +2 strength AP4 and the gauntlets +1 strength and are both shooting and melee- you have to choose one or the other-. The fulgurites with the staves can get a 3++ if they wipe out a unit in close combat for the rest of the game.
The tech priest can either repair a hull point-vehicle damage, or heal a wound in his unit. is an independent character with a 2+ save and 3 wounds, feel no pain, and relentless. He also comes with a 5++ and wielding a power axe. He can fire on the move with an upgraded eradication ray, which is a heavy 1 s8 ap1 or a s6 ap3 blast
Adeptus Mechanicus Roundup
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