Two GTs - Sister Soup and Harlie/CWE Soup Win

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**TangoTwoBravo**

There were GTs in the US and Australia this past weekend. 8th Edition books continued to do well.

US GT:

1st Place - Sisters (Retributor Spearhead), AM (including DKoK) and AdMech
2nd Place - Chaos Daemons and Thousand Sons
3rd Place - Salamanders (Attack Bikes and Eradicators)

Australian GT

1st Place - Harlequins and CWE
2nd Place - AM (three Demolisher Multimelta Tank Commanders)
3rd Place - Daemons (Keeper, Lord of Change), Magnus and, drumroll...Mortarion

So it looks like souping is still viable, at least with older books. Multi-Meltas are doing well. The only pure 9th Ed Codex in the top placing was Salamanders. Harlies and Daemons have done well throughout 9th, but the AM placing well might take some by surprise. Scions did feature in both.

Fun times!

**dan2026**

I'm really interested to see what the eventual Daemons codex brings.
I assume they will deincentivise Daemons and CSM soup, but hopefully incentivise the 4 gods armies working together.

**Daedalus81**

What was the US tournament? I see quite a few that happened this weekend.

**TangoTwoBravo**

Daedalus81 wrote:
What was the US tournament? I see quite a few that happened this weekend.

Glass City GT was the US one.

**Sterling191**

Looks like the Pony Club is back folks.

**Spoletta**

TangoTwoBravo wrote:
There were GTs in the US and Australia this past weekend. 8th Edition books continued to do well.

You probably noticed it, but the "SM are OP!" claims have been scarce recently.
In fact, like many of us had foreseen, we are on route for a not so distant future where these boards will again be crying about the poster boys being bad. Honestly, some of the SM factions currently make Tau look OP on paper.

A couple more dexes will also show all the "Codex creep!!!" guys that if you take a faction, curb down its worst excesses and then balance everything up to that (nerfed) level, then the result is a nerf to that faction competitively.

Right now in a 8th vs 9th fight, the 8th lists would probably win.

**the_scotsman**

Spoletta wrote:
TangoTwoBravo wrote:
There were GTs in the US and Australia this past weekend. 8th Edition books continued to do well.

You probably noticed it, but the "SM are OP!" claims have been scarce recently.
In fact, like many of us had foreseen, we are on route for a not so distant future where these boards will again be crying about the poster boys being bad. Honestly, some of the SM factions currently make Tau look OP on paper.

A couple more dexes will also show all the "Codex creep!!!" guys that if you take a faction, curb down its worst excesses and then balance everything up to that (nerfed) level, then the result is a nerf to that faction competitively.

Right now in a 8th vs 9th fight, the 8th lists would probably win.

This does assume that the new codexes are ONLY going to be increasing the power of the faction, which we have yet to see. All of the codexes so far that had significant content in PA (what is making Harlies, Custodes, and Admech so strong) have seen it get trimmed back significantly - see the SW/BA codexes as well as the traits from the new drukhari codex.

My hope would be that we see admech, daemon, custode, and harlequin codexes that trim back the excesses of PA just as they trimmed back the excesses of 2.0 marinedexes.

**Galas**

In general all 9th codexes have removed most of the horrible wombo combo potentials of worst 8th abuses and give back that power to the units in more direct ways.

And I prefer that approach.

**Insectum7**

Spoletta wrote:
TangoTwoBravo wrote:
There were GTs in the US and Australia this past weekend. 8th Edition books continued to do well.

You probably noticed it, but the "SM are OP!" claims have been scarce recently.

"SM are OP" has many facets. Winning tourneys is just one. Another is the "compare SM unit X to Xenos unit Y" (Eradicators to Fire Dragons). Personally I'm just in a holding pattern and waiting for other codexes to see how it plays out. I hate "wait and see" but that's just the extent of what I can do.

**Blackie**

SM are OP and will still be because average casual SM dude will likely play something closer to competitive SM lists than average casual <Other faction> dude's list compared to his faction's top builds.

Most of those winning tournament lists that aren't SM are something most of the players will never see in real life. Daemons, Magnus and Mortarion? Lol.

**Spoletta**

Drukhari lists are exactly what you will see in casual play. Same for sisters, necrons and DG.

Also, an SM list without certain specific combinations and key elements are not really that good. There is quite a difference between a competitive SM list and a casual one (80% of the SM dex isn't used in competitive).

**Argive**

Interesting.

This thread might be relevant to this one...

https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/797255.page

**Irbis**

Blackie wrote:
SM are OP and will still be because average casual SM dude will likely play something closer to competitive SM lists than average casual <Other faction> dude's list compared to his faction's top builds.

Complete and utter nonsense. Show me ANY marine player who has 9 attack bikes. Or 30 DA termies. Or multiple DA Talonmasters. Or 30 vanguard with claws/BA SG. Or 9 heavy melta rifle dudes. Or (insert 30 more comp wombo combos).

Casual SM player is going to have like 30 intercessors from various starter boxes, infiltrators if he grabbed SC, a chaplain, maybe a few primaris tanks (all trash since nerf), a few agressors (again, nerfed into the ground), and maybe some outriders. Which of these you saw on competitive tables in last two years without searching with a microscope?

**Canadian 5th**

Irbis wrote:
Blackie wrote:
SM are OP and will still be because average casual SM dude will likely play something closer to competitive SM lists than average casual <Other faction> dude's list compared to his faction's top builds.

Complete and utter nonsense. Show me ANY marine player who has 9 attack bikes. Or 30 DA termies. Or multiple DA Talonmasters. Or 30 vanguard with claws/BA SG. Or 9 heavy melta rifle dudes. Or (insert 30 more comp wombo combos).

Casual SM player is going to have like 30 intercessors from various starter boxes, infiltrators if he grabbed SC, a chaplain, maybe a few primaris tanks (all trash since nerf), a few agressors (again, nerfed into the ground), and maybe some outriders. Which of these you saw on competitive tables in last two years without searching with a microscope?

I own more than 30 DA Termies, 3 Attack Bikes, and a Landspeeder that could easily be converted to or proxied as a Talonmaster. I could easily make a few purchases and be TFG even though the bulk of the list is models I already own. So try again.

**Argive**

Irbis wrote:
Blackie wrote:
SM are OP and will still be because average casual SM dude will likely play something closer to competitive SM lists than average casual <Other faction> dude's list compared to his faction's top builds.

Complete and utter nonsense. Show me ANY marine player who has 9 attack bikes. Or 30 DA termies. Or multiple DA Talonmasters. Or 30 vanguard with claws/BA SG. Or 9 heavy melta rifle dudes. Or (insert 30 more comp wombo combos).

Casual SM player is going to have like 30 intercessors from various starter boxes, infiltrators if he grabbed SC, a chaplain, maybe a few primaris tanks (all trash since nerf), a few agressors (again, nerfed into the ground), and maybe some outriders. Which of these you saw on competitive tables in last two years without searching with a microscope?

You realise all of those units dont have to be DA right and people proxy/ Count as and convert right?

**ccs**

Irbis wrote:
Blackie wrote:
SM are OP and will still be because average casual SM dude will likely play something closer to competitive SM lists than average casual <Other faction> dude's list compared to his faction's top builds.

Complete and utter nonsense. Show me ANY marine player who has 9 attack bikes. Or 30 DA termies. Or multiple DA Talonmasters. Or 30 vanguard with claws/BA SG. Or 9 heavy melta rifle dudes. Or (insert 30 more comp wombo combos).

Well since you insist....
(and that's not all of my termies. Just the most easily accessible tray atm

**Spoletta**

Cool, but a 30 terminator list isn't exactly making the rounds. It's more a meme than a real list.

**kodos**

Irbis wrote:
Blackie wrote:
SM are OP and will still be because average casual SM dude will likely play something closer to competitive SM lists than average casual <Other faction> dude's list compared to his faction's top builds.

Complete and utter nonsense. Show me ANY marine player who has 9 attack bikes. Or 30 DA termies. Or multiple DA Talonmasters. Or 30 vanguard with claws/BA SG. Or 9 heavy melta rifle dudes. Or (insert 30 more comp wombo combos).

well, I have 40 DA Termis, 9 Attack Bikes and enough converted Multi-Meltas for 12 Eradictors and I play Space Wolves

if you play long enough with the all the changes to the rules going on you always end up with at least 1 of those wombo combos on you shelf

**dhallnet**

Irbis wrote:
Blackie wrote:
SM are OP and will still be because average casual SM dude will likely play something closer to competitive SM lists than average casual <Other faction> dude's list compared to his faction's top builds.

Complete and utter nonsense. Show me ANY marine player who has 9 attack bikes. Or 30 DA termies. Or multiple DA Talonmasters. Or 30 vanguard with claws/BA SG. Or 9 heavy melta rifle dudes. Or (insert 30 more comp wombo combos).

Casual SM player is going to have like 30 intercessors from various starter boxes, infiltrators if he grabbed SC, a chaplain, maybe a few primaris tanks (all trash since nerf), a few agressors (again, nerfed into the ground), and maybe some outriders. Which of these you saw on competitive tables in last two years without searching with a microscope?

Anybody that bought an indomitus box or looked up to get just the marine half of it (or multiple), has a good starting point for a marine army that doesn't include any of the "casual stuff" you're listing. Add a few things like inceptors to it and you're good to go.
Marines don't need termies, attack bikes or talon masters to do well. It's just DA's flavour.

**Blackie**

Irbis wrote:
Blackie wrote:
SM are OP and will still be because average casual SM dude will likely play something closer to competitive SM lists than average casual <Other faction> dude's list compared to his faction's top builds.

Complete and utter nonsense. Show me ANY marine player who has 9 attack bikes. Or 30 DA termies. Or multiple DA Talonmasters. Or 30 vanguard with claws/BA SG. Or 9 heavy melta rifle dudes. Or (insert 30 more comp wombo combos).

Casual SM player is going to have like 30 intercessors from various starter boxes, infiltrators if he grabbed SC, a chaplain, maybe a few primaris tanks (all trash since nerf), a few agressors (again, nerfed into the ground), and maybe some outriders. Which of these you saw on competitive tables in last two years without searching with a microscope?

Come on. If you play DA you'll likely have tons of bikes and terminators, everyone that hasn't started yesterday has 15-20 of each at least. We don't see competitive Ultramarines or Space Wolves lists with that many termies or bikes.

It's like saying that greentides are hard to see in real life because painting 90 boyz is a pain. But realistically most of ork players have 90+ boyz, it's the buggy spam based lists or nonsense with 12+ mek gunz that never show up in casual games.

And a "casual" SM (of any flavour) list made by units from startes is already decent to the very list: a couple of indomitus kits are a solid base for a competitive or semi-competitive SM list. We can't say the same about many other casual collections that just have a bit of everything.

**ccs**

Blackie wrote:
Irbis wrote:
Blackie wrote:
SM are OP and will still be because average casual SM dude will likely play something closer to competitive SM lists than average casual <Other faction> dude's list compared to his faction's top builds.

Complete and utter nonsense. Show me ANY marine player who has 9 attack bikes. Or 30 DA termies. Or multiple DA Talonmasters. Or 30 vanguard with claws/BA SG. Or 9 heavy melta rifle dudes. Or (insert 30 more comp wombo combos).

Casual SM player is going to have like 30 intercessors from various starter boxes, infiltrators if he grabbed SC, a chaplain, maybe a few primaris tanks (all trash since nerf), a few agressors (again, nerfed into the ground), and maybe some outriders. Which of these you saw on competitive tables in last two years without searching with a microscope?

Come on. If you play DA you'll likely have tons of bikes and terminators, everyone that hasn't started yesterday has 15-20 of each at least. We don't see competitive Ultramarines or Space Wolves lists with that many termies or bikes.

Even though I just posted a pic of 40 of my termies? And they occasionally get run as DW?
My actual DA force has neither termies nor bikes in it. It's pure 3rd Co. Not even the characters are so equipped.
My SW? I have 15 dedicated Wolf Guard termies (with magnetized arms) in that case.

**a_typical_hero**

While the statement that nobody has enough of "x,y,z" needs some good numbers to back if up and is obviously not true, as seen in this very thread...

...keep in mind that people here are likely to be "enthusiasts" with a bigger collection than your average player.

**wuestenfux**

Things will change when Sisters and Harlies/CWE receive their 9th ed codices.

**TangoTwoBravo**

Blackie wrote:
SM are OP and will still be because average casual SM dude will likely play something closer to competitive SM lists than average casual <Other faction> dude's list compared to his faction's top builds.

Most of those winning tournament lists that aren't SM are something most of the players will never see in real life. Daemons, Magnus and Mortarion? Lol.

I see plenty of Greater Daemons, Primarchs and Harlies in Saturday afternoon games. Sisters are somewhat rarer, but they are still out there.

Space Marines are solid, but we are no longer in the 8.5 meta.

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wuestenfux wrote:
Things will change when Sisters and Harlies/CWE receive their 9th ed codices.

Agreed. Those armies take advantage of 9th Ed changes with really good late 8th books - Daemons as well.

**Blackie**

ccs wrote:
Blackie wrote:
Irbis wrote:
Blackie wrote:
SM are OP and will still be because average casual SM dude will likely play something closer to competitive SM lists than average casual <Other faction> dude's list compared to his faction's top builds.

Complete and utter nonsense. Show me ANY marine player who has 9 attack bikes. Or 30 DA termies. Or multiple DA Talonmasters. Or 30 vanguard with claws/BA SG. Or 9 heavy melta rifle dudes. Or (insert 30 more comp wombo combos).

Casual SM player is going to have like 30 intercessors from various starter boxes, infiltrators if he grabbed SC, a chaplain, maybe a few primaris tanks (all trash since nerf), a few agressors (again, nerfed into the ground), and maybe some outriders. Which of these you saw on competitive tables in last two years without searching with a microscope?

Come on. If you play DA you'll likely have tons of bikes and terminators, everyone that hasn't started yesterday has 15-20 of each at least. We don't see competitive Ultramarines or Space Wolves lists with that many termies or bikes.

Even though I just posted a pic of 40 of my termies? And they occasionally get run as DW?
My actual DA force has neither termies nor bikes in it. It's pure 3rd Co. Not even the characters are so equipped.
My SW? I have 15 dedicated Wolf Guard termies (with magnetized arms) in that case.

Was your posted pic about a competitive SM list? SW love their termies, sure, but you'll never see more than 10-15 which is 2-3 boxes at most, not really spam. Well a few guys that own 30+ might exist, but for the average player it's not something real. What your DA force actually has or doesn't have is irrelevant, I said likely. Full 3rd edition armies are not very common

.

Every DA player I know or met through the years has or had tons of bikes and termies for example.

**ccs**

Blackie wrote:
Was your posted pic about a competitive SM list?

It's competitiveness is irrelevant. Ibris asked to be shown any player who owned that 30 termies*. Wish granted.

Well ok, he actually said DA termies, but we all know paint doesn't mean anything.

**Blackie**

Then why you quoted my post? I was specifically referring to competitive SM lists as builds with 30 termies in those lists are as common as snow in California Death Valley. Hence they're not a problem, gamewise.

DA might be instead as termies (and bikes) are way more likely to be present in large numbers in average collections as they are among the signature units of that faction.

**ccs**

Because you not only quoted me but were speaking directly to me?

**Blackie**

ccs wrote:
Because you not only quoted me but were speaking directly to me?

I actually quoted Irbis who quoted my first. I never replied to you or intented to quote you on something in this thread.

**Audustum**

I formatted the list for my own late thread but HERE YOU GO TANGO YOUR THREAD GETS THE BENEFIT (<3):

The Chaos list in particular is something I have experience with and is incredibly strong. Here they are:

Eldar

++ Spearhead Detachment (Aeldari – Craftworlds)

+ Configuration +

Craftworld Attribute
. Custom Craftworld: Expert Crafters, Hunters of Ancient Relics

Detachment Command Cost
+ HQ +

Farseer Skyrunner 0. Smite, 3. Fortune, 4. Executioner, Shuriken Pistol, Witchblade

+ Heavy Support +

Note: The unit cost for the Wraithlords should be 140, but the list as written comes out at 10pts under, so adding 5 to each of these still leaves the army legal and I assume they were added in as a way to blow the last 10pts at the last minute. Put down the comment pitchforks.

Wraithlord: Flamer, Flamer, 2x Starcannon

Wraithlord: Flamer, Flamer, 2x Starcannon

Wraithseer: 0. Smite, 4. Protect/Jinx, D-cannon

Wraithseer: 0. Smite, 5. Quicken/Restrain, D-cannon

Wraithseer: 0. Smite, 4. Protect/Jinx, D-cannon

++ Battalion Detachment 0CP (Aeldari – Harlequins) ++

+ Configuration +

Masque Form: The Midnight Sorrow: The Art of Death

+ Stratagems +

Enigmas of the Black Library (1 Relic)

+ HQ +

Shadowseer: Shield From Harm, Shuriken Pistol, Stratagem: Pivotal Role, Twilight Pathways, Veil of Illusion, Webway Dance

Troupe Master: Choreographer of War, Darkness’ Bite, Harlequin’s Blade, Shuriken Pistol, Stratagem: Pivotal Role, The Twilight Fang

+ Troops +

Troupe. Player: Fusion Pistol, Harlequin’s Caress
. Player: Fusion Pistol, Harlequin’s Caress
. Player: Fusion Pistol, Harlequin’s Caress
. Player: Harlequin’s Caress, Shuriken Pistol
. Player: Harlequin’s Blade, Shuriken Pistol

Troupe. Player: Fusion Pistol, Harlequin’s Caress
. Player: Fusion Pistol, Harlequin’s Caress
. Player: Fusion Pistol, Harlequin’s Caress
. Player: Harlequin’s Caress, Shuriken Pistol
. Player: Harlequin’s Blade, Shuriken Pistol

Troupe. Player: Fusion Pistol, Harlequin’s Caress
. Player: Fusion Pistol, Harlequin’s Caress
. Player: Fusion Pistol, Harlequin’s Caress
. Player: Harlequin’s Caress, Shuriken Pistol
. Player: Harlequin’s Blade, Shuriken Pistol

Troupe . Player: Harlequin’s Caress, Shuriken Pistol
. Player: Harlequin’s Caress, Shuriken Pistol
. Player: Harlequin’s Caress, Shuriken Pistol
. Player: Harlequin’s Caress, Shuriken Pistol
. Player: Harlequin’s Blade, Shuriken Pistol

+ Elites +

Death Jester: 6: Player of the Twilight, Death is not Enough, Warlord

Solitaire: Blitz, Cegorach’s Rose

+ Dedicated Transport +

Starweaver

Starweaver

Starweaver

Starweaver

Astra Militarum

++ Battalion Detachment (Imperium – Astra Militarum) ++

+ Configuration +

Detachment Command Cost

Regimental Doctrine: Regiment: Vostroyan

+ Stratagems +

Tank Ace

+ HQ +

Tank Commander: Lascannon, Multi-meltas, Turret-mounted Demolisher Siege Cannon

Tank Commander: Lascannon, Multi-meltas, Turret-mounted Demolisher Siege Cannon

Tank Commander: Lascannon, Multi-meltas, Turret-mounted Demolisher Siege Cannon

+ Troops +

Infantry Squad
. . 9x Guardsman: 9x Lasgun
. . Sergeant: Laspistol

Infantry Squad
. . 9x Guardsman: 9x Lasgun
. . Sergeant: Laspistol

Infantry Squad
. . 9x Guardsman: 9x Lasgun
. . Sergeant: Laspistol

+ Elites +

Platoon Commander: Laspistol

Special Weapons Squad [Legends] . . 3x Guardsman: 3x Lasgun
. . Guardsman W/ Special Weapon: Demolition Charge and Lasgun
. . Guardsman W/ Special Weapon: Demolition Charge and Lasgun
. . Guardsman W/ Special Weapon: Demolition Charge and Lasgun

Wyrdvane Psykers: Gaze of the Emperor
. . 6x Wyrdvane Psyker: 6x Laspistol, 6x Wyrdvane Stave

+ Heavy Support +

Malcador Defender: 2 Heavy Bolters

Manticore: Full Payload, Heavy Bolter

Manticore: Full Payload, Heavy Bolter (-1cp)

+ Flyer +

Valkyries
. . Valkyrie: 2x Heavy Bolters, 2x Multiple Rocket Pods, Multi-laser

++ Patrol Detachment (Imperium – Astra Militarum) ++

+ Configuration +

Detachment Command Cost

Regimental Doctrine: 55th Kappic Eagles, Astra Millitarum

+ HQ +

Primaris Psyker: Nightshroud, Psychic Maelstrom

Tempestor Prime: Hot-shot Laspistol
Relic distraction charges

+ Troops +

Militarum Tempestus Scions
. . 4x Scion: 4x Frag & Krak grenades, 4x Hot-shot Lasgun
. . Tempestor: Chainsword, Hot-shot Laspistol

Militarum Tempestus Scions
. . 4x Scion: 4x Frag & Krak grenades, 4x Hot-shot Lasgun
. . Tempestor: Chainsword, Hot-shot Laspistol

Militarum Tempestus Scions
. . 4x Scion: 4x Frag & Krak grenades, 4x Hot-shot Lasgun
. . Tempestor: Chainsword, Hot-shot Laspistol

Militarum Tempestus Scions
. . 4x Scion: 4x Frag & Krak grenades, 4x Hot-shot Lasgun
. . Tempestor: Chainsword, Hot-shot Laspistol

Chaos Soup

Battalion Detachment Chaos – Daemons

Chaos Allegiance: Chaos Undivided

Stratagems

Rewards of Chaos (1 Relic)

HQ

Keeper of Secrets, -1CP
. Hysterical Frenzy
. Symphony of Pain
. Smite
. Shining aegis
. Snapping claws
. Soulstealer,
. Witstealer sword
. Exalted Keeper of Secrets: 2. Quicksilver Reflexes

Lord of Change, -1CP
. Bolt of Change
. Boon of Change,
. Infernal Gateway
. Smite
. Staff of Tzeentch
. The Impossible Robe
. Baleful sword
Exalted Lord of Change – Roll 2

Troops

Nurglings
. 4x Nurgling Swarms: 4x Diseased claws and teeth

Nurglings
. 4x Nurgling Swarms: 4x Diseased claws and teeth

Nurglings,
. 3x Nurgling Swarms: 3x Diseased claws and teeth

Nurglings
. 3x Nurgling Swarms: 3x Diseased claws and teeth

Nurglings
. 3x Nurgling Swarms: 3x Diseased claws and teeth

Nurglings
. 3x Nurgling Swarms: 3x Diseased claws and teeth

Fast Attack

Furies 45pts: Mark of Nurgle
. 5x Fury: 5x Daemonic claws

Furies 45pts: Mark of Nurgle
. 5x Fury: 5x Daemonic claws

Supreme Command Detachment Chaos – Death Guard

Mortarion
. Miasma of Pestilence
. Gift of Contagion
. Gift of Plagues
. Smite
. Warlord

Super-Heavy Auxiliary Detachment Chaos – Thousand Sons

Magnus the Red
. Temporal Manipulation
. Warptime,
. Weaver of Fates
. Smite

Thanks to Goonhammer for posting the lists!

If anyone is curious, the next 7 were Iron Hands, Tyranids, Adepta Sororitas and Raven Guard Successors. This was the QGG Brisbane Open.

West Australia Iron Man

Dark Angels

Deathwing Vanguard Detachment

HQ

Ezekiel: 1) Mind Worm, 2) Aversion, 5) Engulfing Fear

Elites

Bladeguard Ancient
: Pennant of Remembrance

Deathwing Command Squad . Deathwing Sergeant: Lightning Claw (Pair)
. Deathwing Terminator w/THSS

Deathwing Command Squad . Deathwing Sergeant: Lightning Claw (Pair)
. Deathwing Terminator w/THSS

Terminator Assault Squad: Teleport Homer
. Assault Terminator Sergeant w/THSS
. 4x Assault Terminator: 4x Storm shield, 4x Thunder hammer
. 5x Assault Terminator: 5x Lightning Claw (Pair)

Ravenwing Outrider

HQ

Lieutenant(s) . Ravenwing Talonmaster
. Ravenwing Talonmaster: Arbiter’s Gaze, Rites of War, Hero of the Chapter

Primaris Chaplain on Bike: Litany of Faith (Aura), Canticle of Hate (Aura), Master of Sanctity, Warlord, Wise Orator

Elites

Ravenwing Apothecary: Chapter Command: Chief Apothecary, Selfless Healer, Hero of the Chapter
. Black Knight Bike: Astartes grenade launcher

Fast Attack

Attack Bike Squad . Attack Bike: Multi-melta
. Attack Bike: Multi-melta
. Attack Bike: Multi-melta

Attack Bike Squad . Attack Bike: Multi-melta
. Attack Bike: Multi-melta

Attack Bike Squad . Attack Bike: Multi-melta
. Attack Bike: Multi-melta

Bike Squad . Biker Sergeant: Lightning Claw
. 2x Space Marine Biker w/Chainsword: 2x Astartes Chainsword, 2x Frag & Krak grenades, 2x Twin boltgun

Bike Squad . Biker Sergeant: Lightning Claw
. 2x Space Marine Biker w/Chainsword: 2x Astartes Chainsword, 2x Frag & Krak grenades, 2x Twin boltgun

Bike Squad . Biker Sergeant: Lightning Claw
. 2x Space Marine Biker w/Chainsword: 2x Astartes Chainsword, 2x Frag & Krak grenades, 2x Twin boltgun

Necrons

Necrons Spearhead Detachment

SUB-FACTION: Mephrit

HQ

WARLORD: Catacomb Command Barge Resurrection orb
TRAITS: Enduring Will
RELICS: Voltaic Staff

Catacomb Command Barge Warscythe
TRAITS: Merciless Tyrant
RELICS: Voidreaper
STRATAGEMS: Dynastic Heirlooms, Rarefied Nobility

ELITES

C’tan Shard of the Nightbringer
POWER S: C’tan Shard of the Nightbringer – Gaze of Death, Sky of Falling Stars

Triarch Stalker Twin heavy gauss cannon

HEAVY SUPPORT

Annihilation Barge
Annihilation Barge
Annihilation Barge

Doomsday Ark
Doomsday Ark
Doomsday Ark

FLYER

Doom Scythe

STRATAGEMS
Rarefied Nobility
Dynastic Heirlooms

Pure Craftworld

Craftworlds custom battalion, expert crafters and master of concealment

HQ

Autarch Skyrunner laser lance twin shuriken catapult, warlord seer of the shifting vector, relic shimmerplume of achillral

Farseer singing spear shuriken pistol relic falchous wings
Powers: smite, guide, doom

warlock skyrunner shuriken pistol, witchblade, twin shuriken catapult
Powers: smite, protect/jinx

Troops

4 dire avengers avenger catapult, plasma grenade, dire avenger exarch two avenger catapult
Exarch power: shredding fire

5 Rangers ranger long rifle, shuriken pistol

5 Rangers ranger long rifle, shuriken pistol

Fast Attack

2 hornets 2x hornet pulse laser each

2 hornets 2x hornet pulse laser each

4 shining spears laser lance, twin shuriken catapult, shining spear exarch star lance twin shuriken catapult
Exarch power: expert hunter, withdraw

Heavy Support

Lynx starcannon crystal targetting matrix lynx pulsar

Lynx starcannon crystal targetting matrix lynx pulsar

9 dark reapers reaper launcher, dark reaper exarch tempest missile launcher (
Exarch powers: crack shot, rain of death

Dedicated Transport

Wave serpent twin starcannon twin shuriken catapult

Meta actually seems pretty healthy based on these two!

The rest of this one were Custodes and Chaos Decimators.