Editing Codex - Necrons Angry Robot Edition (section)

==INTRODUCTION==
'''Wake your slumbering legions Necron commander, the time of the young races is at its end. Your ancient dynasty has finally reawoken after untold millenia, construct an army of the relentless and robotic Necrons and reconquer the stars Necron Warlord!'''

'''DISCLAIMER'''

Games Workshop in no way endorses any of the Angry Codices. No infringement is intended with the Angry Codices. The intent of the Angry Initiative is NOT to make Games Workshop go out of business, but rather to bring the game part of the hobby up to speed with the most detailed setting of any game and arguably also the best miniatures of any miniature wargame.

'''THE ANGRY INITIATIVE'''

The Angry Initiative is about making more fair and fun codices. The core principle of the Angry Initiative is letting you play with the miniatures you own and love and punishing people as little as possible for making the "wrong" modelling and purchasing strategies. All fluff and pictures are left out, this makes room for all Forgeworld units and supplemental rules in the main codex, meaning you only need one book for each faction you play. The codices can be found [[The Angry Initiative|here]].

'''BALANCING'''

The balancing system is based on 10 Space Marines with a Sergeant, the Objective Secured, 6+ Feel No Pain special rules and a single Tactical Doctrines available, as being worth 130 pts, a plasma gun for said Squad being worth 15 pts, a lascannon for said squad being worth 20 pts and a Rhino for said Squad being worth an additional 35 pts. Worth meaning that the amount of situations in which taking the option is better is not overwhelming compared to the amount of situations in which the options is worse. For example, 130 full Tactical Squads in Rhinos should be good in as many situations as 165 full Tactical Squads without Rhinos. 

Units and options are put into a points range between a point value where they counter all the things they should counter (light armoured anti-armour units should counter heavy armoured anti-armour units and medium armoured anti-armour units)  and get countered by all the things they should be countered by (light armoured anti-armour units should get countered by light armoured anti-light units). They are moved around within this range based on results from playtesting and debates on the discussion pages of codices. Note that while calculations have been made for the proper point range for many units and options, others have been placed based on the notions of what units are being played by competitive players in 40k at the moment. 

The intent is not for the costs shown to be the final costs, but rather the start of a discussion which will eventually lead to the most balanced codices possible within the framework of a game where units are meant to counter and be countered by other units. The PDF codices are updated at most once each month to allow you to get a better feel for how good units are before they are changed. Clarification and errors in grammar and wording is changed as they are found on 1d4chan.

'''ABOUT'''

A changelist can be found [[Talk:Codex - Necrons Angry Robot Edition|here]]. This codex was made by the 1d4chan community and managed by the Angry Pirate. This codex was published by adding ?action=render at the end of the name of the codex' web page on 1d4chan and copy pasting the whole thing into Microsoft Word. Margins are at 0,5", the Georgia font is used for everything, except the front page which is Stencil. The logo was made in paint by writing on a coloured background and then using the "fill with colour" tool on the background. The art at the top of pages in the PDFs were extracted with the smallpdf website and edited in Microsoft paint.

'''FEEDBACK'''

Battle reports can be posted and read [[The Angry Initiative|here]]. General feedback of the Angry Codices can be made [[Talk:The Angry Initiative|here]]. Feedback on this codex can be made [[Talk:Codex - Necrons Angry Robot Edition|here]].