Editing Craftworld Saim-Hann (section)

==Tactics and Military Doctrine==
Saim-Hann tactics are all about speed. Be it their Guardians or Seers, a solid majority of their military tends to rely on Windrider or Vyper jetbikes as the mainstay of their army. Unsurprisingly they also have a high concentration of the Swooping Hawks and Shining Spear [[Aspect Warriors]] on their [[Craftworld]]. Predictably, this high emphasis on fast, highly maneuverable units gives them even more of a predilection towards hit-and-run tactics or blitzkrieg strikes compared to other Craftworlders. While their preferred tactics are fully valid in most cases, they are also the most typical and by extension, predictable, of all the other Eldar Craftworlds.

Bar the Aspect Shrines and Wild Riders, all personnel and war assets belong to the various individual clans of Saim-Hann. Each clan has full autonomy regarding whether or not they wish to partake in a militarized campaign, or if they just want to chill back on their Craftworld. The Seer Council or other Wild Rider clans can attempt to pressure or encourage each other into action, but any clan who can't be bothered can and will just tell each other to fuck off and go about their business as usual.

===Unique Forces===
*'''Wild Riders:''' A unique division of Saim-Hann's militant forces, Wild Riders serve in a similar sense to the Path of the Outcast for most other Craftworlds, only on Jetbikes and actually being endorsed by Saim-Hann. Led by an individual known as a Wild Lord, the Wild Riders are utilized as a scouting/vanguard force and are frequently utilized for the eldar trademark bait-and-switch tactics. While part of the Wild Riders, an individual is free (and encouraged, with mild restrictions) to party and rage as they see fit so that like the Corsairs or Rangers, they get it all out of their system before rejoining Craftworld society as a whole.
*'''Windweavers:''' Warlocks and other Seers who specialize in Jetbike-mounted combat and support. Usually accompany the Wild Riders to battle, but outside that specific niche, there's little difference between them and other Craftworld's Warlock/Farseer Skyrunners.