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1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 04:51, 21 October 2022

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	''Should not be confused with Ecclesiarchal [[Crusaders]] and the more generic [[Crusader]].''		''Should not be confused with Ecclesiarchal [[Crusaders]] and the more generic [[Crusader]].''

	Crusader Squads are the backbone of any [[Black Templars]] formation with a Fighting Company and consist of varying levels of [[Initiate]]s, and [[Black Templar Neophyte]]s. They are also getting [[Skub\|Primaris versions]] of the <s>better</s> firstborn marines		Crusader Squads are the backbone of any [[Black Templars]] formation with a Fighting Company and consist of varying levels of [[Initiate]]s, and [[Black Templar Neophyte]]s. They are also getting [[Skub\|Primaris versions]] of the <s>better</s> firstborn marines.

	==Overview==		==Overview==

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The majority of the Chapter's Battle-Brothers are organized into these squads. Many are led by a [[Sword Brethren]] - veterans whose deeds and example inspire Initiates to even greater acts of [[RAGE\|assfucking]]. The squads are primarily armed with the holy [[Bolter]], though given the Black Templars' preference for close combat, many choose to carry [[Chainsword]]s and [[RIP AND TEAR\|other melee weapons.]]		The majority of the Chapter's Battle-Brothers are organized into these squads. Many are led by one of the [[Sword Brethren]] - veterans whose deeds and example inspire Initiates to even greater acts of [[RAGE\|assfucking]]. The squads are primarily armed with the holy [[Bolter]], though given the Black Templars' preference for close combat, many choose to carry [[Chainsword]]s and [[RIP AND TEAR\|other melee weapons.]]

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	In 8th Edition, these guys were arbitrarily more expensive than Tactical Squads, but still retained some of the bonuses that they had in 6th. Particularly good is the fact that if you had as many neophytes as you did Scouts in that squad, then you get to reroll wound rolls of 1 in melee. In addition, one man in every 5 can take a Special weapon or can take a heavy weapon/melee weapon. This gave them a utilitarian build in comparison to other Tactical marines. With your superdoctrine, the best Loadouts are either lightning claws or Chainsword spam to take full advantage of the 6+ auto wounds.		In 8th Edition, these guys were arbitrarily more expensive than Tactical Squads, but still retained some of the bonuses that they had in 6th. Particularly good is the fact that if you had as many neophytes as you did Scouts in that squad, then you get to reroll wound rolls of 1 in melee. In addition, one man in every 5 can take a Special weapon or can take a heavy weapon/melee weapon. This gave them a utilitarian build in comparison to other Tactical marines. With your superdoctrine, the best Loadouts are either lightning claws or Chainsword spam to take full advantage of the 6+ auto wounds.

	In 9th, they were Arbitrarily CHEAPER compared to Tactical Squads, and can take up to 20 members~~. They are completely Valid targets of Litany of Divine Protection for a 5+++~~. Take them and a Captain in a Land Raider Crusader for maximum kek. Additionally, Crusader Squads gain the Smokescreen Keyword if they have 1 Neophyte in said squad, meaning that they can spend 1 CP on Smokescreen to become -1 to hit from ranged attacks, which will give them extra survivability from incoming Blast weapons that will inevitably try to target you.		In 9th, they were Arbitrarily CHEAPER compared to Tactical Squads, and can take up to 20 members. Take them and a Captain in a Land Raider Crusader for maximum kek. Additionally, Crusader Squads gain the Smokescreen Keyword if they have 1 Neophyte in said squad, meaning that they can spend 1 CP on Smokescreen to become -1 to hit from ranged attacks, which will give them extra survivability from incoming Blast weapons that will inevitably try to target you.

			The 9th Edition Supplement also included a [[Primaris Space Marines]] version, providing a similar method, but now able to benefit from all the Primaris stratagems and transports. The loadouts for these bigger marines are pretty much identical, with neophytes using bolt carbines, shotguns, or chainswords+pistols at the same time while the initiates have their choice of either auto bolt rifle, chainsword, or the occasional pyreblaster (a souped-up flamer made for those special nu-marine boys).

	{{Black-Templars}}		{{Black-Templars}}

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	In 8th Edition, these guys were arbitrarily more expensive than Tactical Squads, but still retained some of the bonuses that they had in 6th. Particularly good is the fact that if you had as many neophytes as you did Scouts in that squad, then you get to reroll wound rolls of 1 in melee. In addition, one man in every 5 can take a Special weapon or can take a heavy weapon/melee weapon. This gave them a utilitarian build in comparison to other Tactical marines. With your superdoctrine, the best Loadouts are either lightning claws or Chainsword spam to take full advantage of the 6+ auto wounds.		In 8th Edition, these guys were arbitrarily more expensive than Tactical Squads, but still retained some of the bonuses that they had in 6th. Particularly good is the fact that if you had as many neophytes as you did Scouts in that squad, then you get to reroll wound rolls of 1 in melee. In addition, one man in every 5 can take a Special weapon or can take a heavy weapon/melee weapon. This gave them a utilitarian build in comparison to other Tactical marines. With your superdoctrine, the best Loadouts are either lightning claws or Chainsword spam to take full advantage of the 6+ auto wounds.

	In 9th, they ~~are (currently)~~ Arbitrarily CHEAPER compared to Tactical Squads, and can take up to 15 members. They are ~~compltely~~ Valid targets of Litany of Divine Protection for a 5+++, and ~~taking them plus~~ a ~~Chaplain~~ in a Land Raider Crusader ~~is an entirely valid way to get them across the board~~. Additionally, Crusader Squads gain the Smokescreen Keyword if they have 1 Neophyte in said squad, meaning that they can spend 1 CP on Smokescreen to become -1 to hit from ranged attacks, which will give them extra survivability from incoming Blast weapons that will inevitably try to target you.		In 9th, they were Arbitrarily CHEAPER compared to Tactical Squads, and can take up to 20 members. They are completely Valid targets of Litany of Divine Protection for a 5+++. Take them and a Captain in a Land Raider Crusader for maximum kek. Additionally, Crusader Squads gain the Smokescreen Keyword if they have 1 Neophyte in said squad, meaning that they can spend 1 CP on Smokescreen to become -1 to hit from ranged attacks, which will give them extra survivability from incoming Blast weapons that will inevitably try to target you.
	{{Black-Templars}}		{{Black-Templars}}

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	In 6th Edition, these are your troop choice. You get these guys and nothing else. Rejoice. They're basically tactical marines (initiates), who can also have scouts (neophytes) in their squad. [[Awesome]]. Neophytes are great, they're cheap bodies to throw onto incoming power fists, or krak missiles. The initiates can be armed with either Bolt Pistol + Close Combat Weapon, or Bolter. Neophytes can be armed with Bolt Pistol + Close Combat Weapon, or shotgun. Additionally, you can take 1 special weapon, and either 1 heavy weapon or 1 special close combat weapon.		In 6th Edition, these are your troop choice. You get these guys and nothing else. Rejoice. They're basically tactical marines (initiates), who can also have scouts (neophytes) in their squad. [[Awesome]]. Neophytes are great, they're cheap bodies to throw onto incoming power fists, or krak missiles. The initiates can be armed with either Bolt Pistol + Close Combat Weapon, or Bolter. Neophytes can be armed with Bolt Pistol + Close Combat Weapon, or shotgun. Additionally, you can take 1 special weapon, and either 1 heavy weapon or 1 special close combat weapon.

	In 8th Edition, these guys were arbitrarily more expensive than Tactical Squads, but still retained some of the bonuses that they had in 6th. Particularly good is the fact that if you had as many neophytes as you did Scouts in that squad, then you get to reroll wound rolls of 1 in melee. In addition, one man in every 5 can take a Special weapon or can take a heavy weapon/melee weapon. This gave them a utilitarian build in comparison to other Tactical marines		In 8th Edition, these guys were arbitrarily more expensive than Tactical Squads, but still retained some of the bonuses that they had in 6th. Particularly good is the fact that if you had as many neophytes as you did Scouts in that squad, then you get to reroll wound rolls of 1 in melee. In addition, one man in every 5 can take a Special weapon or can take a heavy weapon/melee weapon. This gave them a utilitarian build in comparison to other Tactical marines. With your superdoctrine, the best Loadouts are either lightning claws or Chainsword spam to take full advantage of the 6+ auto wounds.

	In 9th, they are (currently) Arbitrarily CHEAPER compared to Tactical Squads, and can take up to 15 members. They are compltely Valid targets of Litany of Divine Protection for a 5+++, and taking them plus a Chaplain in a Land Raider Crusader is an entirely valid way to get them across the board. Additionally, Crusader Squads gain the Smokescreen Keyword if they have 1 Neophyte in said squad, meaning that they can spend 1 CP on Smokescreen to become -1 to hit from ranged attacks, which will give them extra survivability from incoming Blast weapons that will inevitably try to target you.		In 9th, they are (currently) Arbitrarily CHEAPER compared to Tactical Squads, and can take up to 15 members. They are compltely Valid targets of Litany of Divine Protection for a 5+++, and taking them plus a Chaplain in a Land Raider Crusader is an entirely valid way to get them across the board. Additionally, Crusader Squads gain the Smokescreen Keyword if they have 1 Neophyte in said squad, meaning that they can spend 1 CP on Smokescreen to become -1 to hit from ranged attacks, which will give them extra survivability from incoming Blast weapons that will inevitably try to target you.
	{{Black-Templars}}		{{Black-Templars}}

1d4chan>Lord Of The Lemmings at 20:14, 19 September 2021

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	''Should not be confused with Ecclesiarchal [[Crusaders]] and the more generic [[Crusader]].''		''Should not be confused with Ecclesiarchal [[Crusaders]] and the more generic [[Crusader]].''

	Crusader Squads are the backbone of any [[Black Templars]] formation with a Fighting Company and consist of varying levels of [[Initiate]]s, and [[Black Templar Neophyte]]s.		Crusader Squads are the backbone of any [[Black Templars]] formation with a Fighting Company and consist of varying levels of [[Initiate]]s, and [[Black Templar Neophyte]]s. They are also getting [[Skub\|Primaris versions]] of the <s>better</s> firstborn marines

	==Overview==		==Overview==

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	In 6th Edition, these are your troop choice. You get these guys and nothing else. Rejoice. They're basically tactical marines (initiates), who can also have scouts (neophytes) in their squad. [[Awesome]]. Neophytes are great, they're cheap bodies to throw onto incoming power fists, or krak missiles. The initiates can be armed with either Bolt Pistol + Close Combat Weapon, or Bolter. Neophytes can be armed with Bolt Pistol + Close Combat Weapon, or shotgun. Additionally, you can take 1 special weapon, and either 1 heavy weapon or 1 special close combat weapon.		In 6th Edition, these are your troop choice. You get these guys and nothing else. Rejoice. They're basically tactical marines (initiates), who can also have scouts (neophytes) in their squad. [[Awesome]]. Neophytes are great, they're cheap bodies to throw onto incoming power fists, or krak missiles. The initiates can be armed with either Bolt Pistol + Close Combat Weapon, or Bolter. Neophytes can be armed with Bolt Pistol + Close Combat Weapon, or shotgun. Additionally, you can take 1 special weapon, and either 1 heavy weapon or 1 special close combat weapon.

			In 8th Edition, these guys were arbitrarily more expensive than Tactical Squads, but still retained some of the bonuses that they had in 6th. Particularly good is the fact that if you had as many neophytes as you did Scouts in that squad, then you get to reroll wound rolls of 1 in melee. In addition, one man in every 5 can take a Special weapon or can take a heavy weapon/melee weapon. This gave them a utilitarian build in comparison to other Tactical marines

			In 9th, they are (currently) Arbitrarily CHEAPER compared to Tactical Squads, and can take up to 15 members. They are compltely Valid targets of Litany of Divine Protection for a 5+++, and taking them plus a Chaplain in a Land Raider Crusader is an entirely valid way to get them across the board. Additionally, Crusader Squads gain the Smokescreen Keyword if they have 1 Neophyte in said squad, meaning that they can spend 1 CP on Smokescreen to become -1 to hit from ranged attacks, which will give them extra survivability from incoming Blast weapons that will inevitably try to target you.
	{{Black-Templars}}		{{Black-Templars}}

1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 12:10, 17 August 2021

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	''Should not be confused with Ecclesiarchal [[Crusaders]] and the more generic [[Crusader]].''		''Should not be confused with Ecclesiarchal [[Crusaders]] and the more generic [[Crusader]].''