Editing Eldar Warhost (Imperium Asunder) (section)

===Vehicles===
*'''Stinger Assault Walker:''' The Stinger is a simplified variant of the Wasp Assault Walker commonly deployed by Eldar Corsairs. Stripped of psychoative components and modeled for ease of construction, it sacrifices many of the utilities of the original design - its sensors, targeting systems, and thrusters, while still advanced by human standards, all pared down in favour of additional armour, better serving the Custodian doctrine of endurance warfare. Still, the Stinger remains a mobile, potent harasser, commonly quipped with Heat Lances, Bright Lances, or Implosion Missile pods.
*'''Mantis Battle Walker:''' Occupying an odd space between an MBT and an attack walker, the Mantis is the Stinger's bigger, burlier brother. Designed to endure, the Mantis is over twice the Stinger's size, and far more heavily armoured. It maintains an element of mobility, outpacing most standard battle tanks, but its thrusters can only accomplish very brief, relatively low jumps, unable to temporarily hover or skim like the Stinger or Wasp. Typically armed with Heavy Heat Lances or pair of Pulse Laser or Disintegrator Cannon equivalents.
*'''Scorpion Support Walker:''' Eschewing thruster capacity entirely, the Scorpion is a much heavier machine, striding across the battlefield on six thickly-plated legs. Scorpions fill a fire support role, mounting a prehensile spinal tail upon which a pair of twin-liked weapons are generally fitted - usually Pulse Laser, Disintegrator Cannon, or Heavy Heat Lance equivalents. Its front chassis is adorned with a pair of smaller weapons, usually modeled after Scatter Laser technology.
*'''Pandinus Command Walker:''' An up-gunned Scorpion pattern designed for field command purposes, the Pandinus has been reported by Crusader forces to have only one distinct pattern, mounting a powerful las weapon roughly equivalent to a Pulsar upon its spinal tail and a pair of Heat Pulsers upon its forward limbs - terrifying weapons capable of unleashing conical torrents of searing melta waves.