Grey Knights Paladins

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**Akaiyou**

So i'm thinking of making some units of paladins in small units.

it says for every 5 i can have 2 psycannons.

Am I allowed to field a single paladin with psycannon? Or for psycannons to become an option I need to hit 5 in the unit first?

**furbyballer**

You need 5 first

**Steelmage99**

How was there any doubt about the "for every five...."-part?

**Akaiyou**

wishful thinking, and the fact that it didnt even cross my mind previously to run them as single units.

=P

**automatonsleuth**

While you should have 5 Paladins before you may select psycannons as upgrades, in a friendly game I would be perfectly happy to let you take 2/5ths of a psycannon on a lone Paladin, for 2/5ths of it's normal cost, able to fire as an Assault 1 and 3/5 weapon. Obviously, it's hard to roll 3/5ths of a die, but I'm sure if you were to use a model or coping saw of some sort you could remove 2/5ths of the die's facings, allowing you to achieve the correct effect.

**Akaiyou**

automatonsleuth wrote:While you should have 5 Paladins before you may select psycannons as upgrades, in a friendly game I would be perfectly happy to let you take 2/5ths of a psycannon on a lone Paladin, for 2/5ths of it's normal cost, able to fire as an Assault 1 and 3/5 weapon. Obviously, it's hard to roll 3/5ths of a die, but I'm sure if you were to use a model or coping saw of some sort you could remove 2/5ths of the die's facings, allowing you to achieve the correct effect.

why did you even bother?