Editing Warhammer 40,000/10th Edition Tactics/Imperial Knights (section)

===Noble Lance===
====Special Rules====
*'''Indomitable Heroes:''' A 6+ FNP is something you'll absolutely be needing, as you're going to be in the line of fire immediately. If you manage to finish your goal and get Honoured, that FNP gets upped to a 5+.

====Stratagems====
*'''Shoulder the Burden (2 CP):''' If one of your knights is wounded, they can pull this off in order to get a +1 to Toughness, Movement, Save, Leadership, and OC for a turn as well as +1 to hit. This should only be used to get that knight closer to finishing your code, as you can only use it once per game, with getting Honoured lets you use it one more time.
*'''Trophy Claim (1 CP):''' When one of your knights faces off against an enemy {{W40kKeyword|Monster}} or {{W40kKeyword|Vehicle}}, you can use this to get +1 to Wound. While it's only usable once per game if you don't kill something, killing the enemy not only lets you reuse it but it also refunds your spent CP.
*'''Rotate Ion Shields (1 CP):''' Old Reliable. When a Knight is selected as a target of a shooting attack, you get a 4++ until the end of the phase.
*'''Thunderstomp (1 CP):''' Targeting one Knight model that hasn't fought yet in the Fight Phase. You can't target {{W40kKeyword|Monster}} or {{W40kKeyword|Vehicle}} units, but all melee weapons on your model gain Devastating Wounds.
*'''Squire's Duty (1 CP):''' Select two or more Armigers at the start of your Shooting Phase or start of your Fight Phase. The strength and AP characteristics of those Armiger's weapons increase by 1 until the end of the phase. If you're Honoured, add 1 to the damage characteristic. 
*'''Valiant Last Stand (1 CP):''' During the Fight Phase, '''before''' seeing if you explode, you can fight on death provided you hadn't fought yet during the phase. You're treated as having 1 wound remaining, unless you're honoured then you're treated as having full wounds remaining. With the change to bracketing you're hitting on 4's (if not Honoured), making this a tidy piece of work,