Editing Warhammer 40,000/Tactics/Necrons(8E) (section)

===Vault Spam===
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="100%">Your opponent is going to focus your Tesseract Vault, unless you have a Tesseract Vault to act as a decoy for your other Tesseract Vault.<div class="mw-collapsible-content"> 
Sam Henley took a Sautekh list with two Tesseract Vaults to a GT with 78 people and got third before the nerf to Tesseract Vaults, indicating this as one of the if not the most powerful list the Necrons had to offer.

Sautekh Battalion Detachment

*Cryptek (Canoptek Cloak) Relic (Veil of Darkness) Warlord (Hyperlogical Strategist)
*Cryptek (Canoptek Cloak) Relic (The Abyssal Staff)

*5 Immortals (Tesla Carbines)
*5 Immortals (Tesla Carbines)
*5 Immortals (Tesla Carbines)

*Doomsday Ark
*Doomsday Ark
*Doomsday Ark

Nihilakh Superheavy Auxiliary Detachment

*Tesseract Vault

Nihilakh Super-heavy Auxiliary Detachment

*Tesseract Vault

To make the list with the pts changes in Chapter Approved 2018 you can change a Cryptek to a Lord, which is still a brutal list. If you're really in love with the Tesseract Vaults you could get a third one to add an additional 3 CP to the list, but because of the increased costs of Tesseract Vaults you may find more success with a Gauss Pylon. You could also experiment with adding a Canoptek Spyder with a Fabricator Claw Array or a C'tan Shard of the Deceiver to the list. The list is also missing Destroyers which are another thing you could experiment with adding if you're one of the few people insane enough to own more than one Tesseract Vault. Alternatively, you could remove one of the Tesseract Vaults to get some of the suggested units instead.
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