Editing Warhammer 40,000/9th Edition Tactics/Imperium (section)

===Lord of War===

There are no bad options to include in an {{W40kKeyword|Agent of the Imperium}} Detachment, as all of the models will help your two main weaknesses; lack of any strong shooting and lack of any hard-hitting melee. 
*'''Armiger-Class:''' As you can only have one {{W40kKeyword|Imperial Knight}}, you're not going to get as much out of these guys as you would with the other classes. They're either as-tough-as, if not worse than, other armies battle tanks (Leman Russ, Hammerheads) and they don't carry much more firepower. They're pack-hunters constricted by a rule that limits you to only taking one. If you don't have the points spare for a Questoris-Class, you should take an Armiger, but do try to find the extra points. 
*'''Questoris-Class:''' The only variant that falls short in comparison to the others is the Gallant for not providing some additional firepower for the rest of your army. The Preceptor is cheap, but some of the cost also goes towards their Mentor abilities which have been rendered useless without additional Knights. If your enemy has any units worth an Imperial Knight punching it, then any gun-and-fist Knight serves you well, otherwise the double gun Crusader will give you the most bang for your buck. 
*'''Cerastus-Class (Forge World):'''
*'''Acastus-Class (Forge World):'''
*'''Dominus-Class:'''