Editing Warhammer 40,000/Tactics/Necrons(8E) (section)

====Changes from Chapter Approved 2019====
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Necrons were still considered very weak by many, but probably more around the middle of the field in terms of competitive viability, this round of buffs mainly targets our support units and melee units, the Doom6 did not get nerfed so even with buffs to some alternative builds Necrons will probably remain a more shooty type of army. Heavy Destroyers got a lot cheaper possibly making them on-par or even better than regular Destroyers.<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

*No pts increases.
*Huge pts drops to: C'tan Shard of the Deceiver, Flayed Ones, Triarch Praetorians with rods, Canoptek Acanthrites, Canoptek Spyders and Heavy Destroyers. 
*Significant pts drops to: Imotekh the Stormlord, Nemesor Zahndrekh, Vargard Obyron, Orikan the Diviner, C'tan Shard of the Nightbringer, Catacomb Command Barge, Destroyer Lord, Lord, Overlord, Canoptek Tomb Sentinel, Deathmarks, Triarch Praetorians with voidblades, Canoptek Tomb Stalker, Canoptek Wraiths, Transcendent C'tan, Nightscythes, Ghost Arks. 
*Insignificant pts drops to: Illuminor Szeras, Lychguard, Triarch Stalker, Annihilation Barge, Monoliths. 

Some wargear got a lot better, the Wraith pistols and whip coils look worth taking sometimes now, as does resurrection orbs and voidscythes look really juicy. 

A lot of the units passed over in the last CA got their turn this time around which is nice to see, Acanthrites, Flayed Ones and Spyders all really needed this. Monoliths and Night Scythes got another pass with the Christmas buffs, probably still not enough to make the mechanic worth using in competitive games. The Tomb Citadel is looking more and more sad as fewer and fewer units remain in the ballpark of how terrible it is, nobody really wants to have to cart a Tomb Citadel to the game store once a week though so it's probably for the best.</div></div>