Editing /tg/ Codex Supplement - Faith Militant (section)

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*'''[[Arch-Confessor Kyrinov]]:''' The manipulative old rabble-rouser is back! Kyrinov is a {{Template:W40kKeyword|CONFESSOR}} (see below) with a master-crafted power maul that kicks {{Template:W40kKeyword|DAEMON}} ass, gives morale buffs to nearby {{Template:W40kKeyword|ASTRA MILITARUM}} and {{Template:W40kKeyword|ADEPTUS MINISTORUM}} units, and he can force your opponent to spend more CPs to activate strategems. He's pretty solid when used as a melee support unit, but will quickly run into trouble when faced with [[Assault Terminators|serious heavy hitters.]]
*'''Uriah Jacobus:''' Included in this book since he was removed from the official Adepta Sororitas codex. Uriah is an above-average Missionary with a badass shotgun and the ability to give a slight Leadership buff to nearby {{Template:W40kKeyword|ASTRA MILITARUM}} and {{Template:W40kKeyword|ADEPTUS MINISTORUM}} allies. Not amazing, but if you plan on bringing a Missionary and have a few spare points to spare, he's a good pick.
*'''[[Cult of the Redemption|Klovis the Redeemer]]:''' Scourge and Purge! The Redeemer is a berserker-priest; he's easier to kill than other {{Template:W40kKeyword|MINISTORUM PRIESTS}}, but if he reaches melee, [[RIP AND TEAR|he'll unleash a ton of hurt.]] He also buffs your nearby {{Template:W40kKeyword|FRATERIS}} units, allowing them to re-roll failed wound rolls, making their puny S3 attacks a bit more reliable. For best results, sing "Battle Hymn of the Redeemer" when rolling charge dice.
*'''[[Canoness Veridyan]]:''' [[Dawn of War|She's back and better than ever!]] A canoness with a power sword who can give a single nearby {{Template:W40kKeyword|ORDER OF OUR MARTYRED LADY}} unit the ability allocate wounds when shooting. Not terribly good by herself, but potentially devastating when fighting alongside [[Exorcist|Exorcists]] and [[Retributor Squad|Retributors]], allowing you to pick off special weapons and sergeants with ease.
*'''Living Saint:''' An expensive, but extremely customizable unit that can be outfitted with almost any weapon in the codex. Like Celestine, they have the Saintly Blessings ability. You can only bring one in each battle-forged detachment, but each Living Saint you bring gets a relic that doesn't count against the number of relics you can normally bring. Did we mention they can bring {{Template:W40kKeyword|CANONESS}}-only relics from the official codex as well as most of the relics in this book? They may be expensive, but these sisters can be amazing when outfitted right. On top of all of that, when a Living Saint dies, you can bring them back with the Resurrection stratagem, though doing so is expensive both in terms of CPs and Miracle dice, so don't make such a decision lightly.
*'''Palatine''': A Canoness-in-training. Doesn't have as much access to relics and other high-end wargear, but has better access to other weapons. Friendly {{Template:W40kKeyword|<ORDER>}} units within 6" of her can re-roll wound rolls of 1. Generally speaking, Palatines aren't as useful as their superiors, but their cheaper cost and better wargear variety makes them great for ensuring that high-value or high-risk units complete their objectives without risking a unit as important as a Canoness (e.g. if you ''really'' need that Dominion squad to kill an enemy tank before they die).
*'''Confessor:''' A {{Template:W40kKeyword|MINISTORUM PRIEST}} HQ with a Missionary's statline, but far more wargear options and the ability to make additional enemies flee on a failed morale test. They're generally more useful than a Missionary, but they also tend to be more expensive due to their wargear, and the offensive nature of their abilities means that they need to be on the front line; you can't just hide them behind some ranged infantry and rely on morale buffs.