Editing Age of Sigmar/Tactics/Destruction/Sons of Behemat (section)

==Allies==
None. However Mega Gargants can join other armies using the Mercenary rules (Including if you so wish; Mega-Gargants Mercs in your own Behemat army.) and some forge world monsters have the wording ''"This unit can be included as an allied unit in an army whose general has the destruction keyword"''. Sadly most, if not all of those, are in Legends but in a more casual game if you want a non giant you can use some of those big beasties.

You do also have one other option that is sorta considered like an allied model: Incarnates. Currently we have only one: Krondspine Incarnate of Ghur and it is definitely a quirky choice to use. In general with an Incarnate you run the risk of it going wild if your hero gets popped, but good luck popping a 35 wound giant monster. It also gives utility aside from being a beat stick with it '[[Tyranid|synapse-ing]]' ability to make nearby models all out attack if you all out attack with it, in an army that can sometimes lack buffs. Combined with not making enemies run from the giant's that inevitably going to beat there faces in (because giant), a bonus to casting if the hero in question also has a Lantern or arcane tome and it actually make's a case for it self. Plus being an incarnate and thus hard to kill for any opponent and giving the Son's another excellent anvil choice that comes with great force-multiplying potential. It's 480 point price tag per a point hike so a little pricey, but than again not as much when you compare the other choices in the army which are themselves in the same price range. So your average Gargant player will probably not mind than much.