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Ok I ordered a classic monolioth, used, assembled and primed but not painted from a gamestore I trust.

I'm willing to take a chance that the monoplith in 9e won't be the BUST* is was in 8e.

Now the classic monolith didn't have an option for death rays. But the gauss flux arc is seriously improved.

So I was wondering if any of the modeling gods here had any ideas on putting death rays on a classic monolith retroactively.

Maybe a barrel shroud to go over the arc barrels that looks like a single emitter? Any ideas on that?

Either that or i just say it's a classic monolith built before the death ray option was available and explain that this one has deathrays, relying on the other player to be reasonable.

Or use them as gauss arcs since they are improved quite a bit now. The particle whip is also improved.

Open to ideas.

*Big Useless Slow Target.

This is gonna be like the grenade/combat knife on a space marine debate.

Just explain it's an older model but want to use the new load out, opponent shouldn't mind unless they're a douche

 Rybrook wrote:
This is gonna be like the grenade/combat knife on a space marine debate.

Just explain it's an older model but want to use the new load out, opponent shouldn't mind unless they're a douche

Thanks.