Editing Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Adeptus Mechanicus(8E) (section)

===Mechadendrites===
Your techpriests can pick a rather vast inventory of adders-on to their loadout, and some of them add some critical changes to how they can work. However, you can only buy one of each dendrite for a model unless stated otherwise.
*'''Ballistic Mechadendrite''': Techpriest only. This gives you a bonus pistol or Magos weapon (Gives you bolters, combi-weapons, phosphor serpenta, or marcostubber) that you can shoot at -1 BS. You can buy a second and double the dakka.
*'''Combat Mechaendrite''': You gain two extra CCW attacks, though you can slap on a free melee weapon from either the basic list or the Magos list if they're a techpriest (You can pick from either the other power weapons or the eviscerator) if you want not-shit melee.
*'''Grappling Mechadendrite''': Climbing is now something your guy can do at all times, which is very handy. You also add +1 to shove tests.
*'''Reclamation Mechadendrite''': If this model kills a multi-wound model in combat, you get a chance to regen a previously lost wound (How does this work on Tyranids or Daemons? Beats us). The combat dendrite is going to be a neigh-necessary partner if you're not a combat procurator.
*'''Exploration Mechadendrite''': Your model now has super-ObSec that can never be contested while they're within 4" of an objective. They can also re-roll a random objective marker.
*'''Aegis Mechadendrite''': Your model now has a 4++ invuln, but it dies the moment you roll a 1 on this save.
*'''Medicae Mechadendrite''': You now have a narthecium with a range of 3". With the lack of multi-wound bots, you'll absolutely want this on hand.
*'''Optical Mechadendrite''': Expensive, but it's got unique uses. It let you fire from a point 1" away, letting you essentially bend the trajectory of one gun. You also get to re-roll one BS roll, but at a -2 penalty.
*'''Scorpius Mechadendrite''': A ballistic dendrite that can fire once while falling back, making this handy if you take it. It is, however, expensive.