Editing Revenant Scout Titan (section)

==Crunch==
In 9th Edition, these are your first Elfdar Titan you can use without having your opponent [[RAGE|bash your head in.]] After languishing for over two years as a ludicrously overcosted resin statue, the Revenant Titan is... [[Forgeworld|still overcosted.]] Of the two major Conclave titans, the Revenant is the only one that you may potentially take into a standard game. At 1500pts, you won't have much room for an accompanying army so you'll need to keep all accompanying units as cheap as possible if you want any board presence. In terms of durability, [[Pretend|don't let its frilly little appearance fool you,]] the Revenant is nearly unrivalled; [[Powergamer|32W at T9 with a 3+/4++ save]] makes all but the heaviest firepower a trivial matter. Offensively, Revenants are reasonably flexible at engaging infantry, monsters, vehicles and even other Titans. However, consider how many Fire Dragons, Dark Reapers, Wave Serpents, Fire Prisms and even Wraithknights you can bring to the table for the 1500pts this one model costs. If you want to be fluff friendly, go ahead and get another one on. But by this point, the point-cost fallacy would start to sink in and you are better off playing this set up in [[Apocalypse]].

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