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* 5E rules: Even more indestructible, same amount of rape. | * 5E rules: Even more indestructible, same amount of rape. | ||
* 5E Necron codex: Nerfed to [[Land Raider]] levels, but rapes even harder when in assault range. | * 5E Necron codex: Nerfed to [[Land Raider]] levels, but rapes even harder when in assault range. | ||
* 6E sixth ed. rules regarding skimmers give it a 5+ jink save, completely destroying any concept of the rules being more realistic, as monoliths can now evade lascannons and shit by doing barrel | * 6E sixth ed. rules regarding skimmers give it a 5+ jink save, completely destroying any concept of the rules being more realistic, as monoliths can now evade lascannons and shit by doing barrel rolls somehow. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
* [[Necron]] | * [[Necron]] | ||
* [[Papalith]] | * [[Papalith]] | ||
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Necron tank, capable of teleporting units. 14 all around, bitch!
It went through several versions:
- 3E Necron codex: Indestructible, raped all nearby enemies.
- 5E rules: Even more indestructible, same amount of rape.
- 5E Necron codex: Nerfed to Land Raider levels, but rapes even harder when in assault range.
- 6E sixth ed. rules regarding skimmers give it a 5+ jink save, completely destroying any concept of the rules being more realistic, as monoliths can now evade lascannons and shit by doing barrel rolls somehow.