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	A '''daemon engine''' is, as the name suggests, a machine which has been constructed/fused with a [[Daemon\|Daemonic]] entity, resulting in the combination of the two into a living mechanical creature that often is all but unstoppable.		A '''daemon engine''' is, as the name suggests, a machine which has been constructed/fused with a [[Daemon\|Daemonic]] entity, resulting in the combination of the two into a living mechanical creature that often is all but unstoppable.

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	Daemon Engines were one of the few occasions that 40k preceded Fantasy. Although Daemon-possessed armor existed, warmachines having a spirit was something added in later editions.		Daemon Engines were one of the few occasions that 40k preceded Fantasy. Although Daemon-possessed armor existed, warmachines having a spirit was something added in later editions.
	In [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]], the [[Chaos Dwarfs]], always such cheery fellows, decided to get in on the action and create their own hell cannon, which is powered by feeding people into the maw of the cannon which then fires their spiritual remains as powerful barrages. For a while the chaos dwarfs that came with the cannon as crew were the only official ones made by [[Games Workshop]]. Thankfully, [[Forge World]] have now made a whole load of chaos dwarfs models so you field an army of the tusky psychos and whats more they have a whole host of daemon engines now, including a daemon train powered by death to pull all of your engines into battle. ~~All hail the rape train of dwarfy death!~~		In [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]], the [[Chaos Dwarfs]], always such cheery fellows, decided to get in on the action and create their own hell cannon, which is powered by feeding people into the maw of the cannon which then fires their spiritual remains as powerful barrages. For a while the chaos dwarfs that came with the cannon as crew were the only official ones made by [[Games Workshop]]. Thankfully, [[Forge World]] have now made a whole load of chaos dwarfs models so you field an army of the tusky psychos and whats more they have a whole host of daemon engines now, including a daemon train powered by death to pull all of your engines into battle.

	The Skull Cannons, and dual Slaaneshi Chariots represent the Daemon side of things.		The Skull Cannons, and dual Slaaneshi Chariots represent the Daemon side of things.

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	In Warhammer 40,000, daemon engines first appeared in the [[Specialist Game]] ''[[Epic]]'', a sort of precursor to ''[[Apocalypse]]'' that used really small models to try and depict mega-huge conflicts. Daemon Engines were the Chaotic counterpart to the various non-[[Titan]] Imperial mega-mecha.		In Warhammer 40,000, daemon engines first appeared in the [[Specialist Game]] ''[[Epic]]'', a sort of precursor to ''[[Apocalypse]]'' that used really small models to try and depict mega-huge conflicts. Daemon Engines were the Chaotic counterpart to the various non-[[Titan]] Imperial mega-mecha.

	After Epic vanished into the mists, daemon engines were of little importance in the Chaos Space Marine codices; for a considerable time, the only equivalent were "Possessed Vehicles", which were vehicles given an upgrade so that they were possessed and controlled by daemons. Proud fa/tg/uys will recall that back in 3rd Edition, there were actually ''two types'' of vehicle possession: the first was standard vehicle possession which bestowed an immunity to crew shaken/stunned results, as there was no crew to be shaken; the second was called "parasitic possession" and granted the vehicle the ability to un-immobilize itself or regrow destroyed weapons on a 4+ at the beginning of every turn. Then [[Gav Thorpe]] thought Chaos needed to suck so he threw on some stupid fucking downsides. First, he limited which vehicles could be possessed, meaning no more possessed chaos dreadnoughts; take our word for it, they used to own. Second, possessing vehicles reduced BS because apparently possessing a vehicle with high-BS greater daemons or even fucking Bloodletters was totally out of the question for some ~~retarded~~ reason! Traditionally, transports couldn't take this upgrade as the hull had to be sealed in order to hold the Daemon inside it but then Gav thought that he was [[Matt Ward\|someone]] [[Robin Cruddace\|else]] when writing the codex and decided to totally ignore the canon; this resulted in transports like the Rhino and Land Raider being able to be possessed but at a chance to eat a passenger and sans 1 BS. Finally, 6th Ed's CSM and Daemons codex decided to take another swing at Daemon engines by effectively turning the upgrade into better extra armour (again, at the expense of one ballistic skill) and so what was traditionally an immunity to crew shaken/stunned is now ignore shaken/stunned results on 2+; not bad by any stretch, but inferior to what it replaced.		After Epic vanished into the mists, daemon engines were of little importance in the Chaos Space Marine codices; for a considerable time, the only equivalent were "Possessed Vehicles", which were vehicles given an upgrade so that they were possessed and controlled by daemons. Proud fa/tg/uys will recall that back in 3rd Edition, there were actually ''two types'' of vehicle possession: the first was standard vehicle possession which bestowed an immunity to crew shaken/stunned results, as there was no crew to be shaken; the second was called "parasitic possession" and granted the vehicle the ability to un-immobilize itself or regrow destroyed weapons on a 4+ at the beginning of every turn. Then [[Gav Thorpe]] thought Chaos needed to suck so he threw on some stupid fucking downsides. First, he limited which vehicles could be possessed, meaning no more possessed chaos dreadnoughts; take our word for it, they used to own. Second, possessing vehicles reduced BS because apparently possessing a vehicle with high-BS greater daemons or even fucking Bloodletters was totally out of the question for some stupid reason! Traditionally, transports couldn't take this upgrade as the hull had to be sealed in order to hold the Daemon inside it but then Gav thought that he was [[Matt Ward\|someone]] [[Robin Cruddace\|else]] when writing the codex and decided to totally ignore the canon; this resulted in transports like the Rhino and Land Raider being able to be possessed but at a chance to eat a passenger and sans 1 BS. Finally, 6th Ed's CSM and Daemons codex decided to take another swing at Daemon engines by effectively turning the upgrade into better extra armour (again, at the expense of one ballistic skill) and so what was traditionally an immunity to crew shaken/stunned is now ignore shaken/stunned results on 2+; not bad by any stretch, but inferior to what it replaced.

	Right, back to history: the first "proper" daemon engine to grace the fields of Warhammer 40k was the [[Defiler]] back in 3rd edition, a giant six-legged crab/spider walker with a big cannon, claws and an intense amount of terror added. It's important to remember that in those days, it counted ''both'' as a walker ''and'' a monstrous creature and though it had a hilariously weak WS2, it also had full BS4. Such was its popularity that further daemon engines have been added to subsequent codices, allowing a Chaos army in 40K to unleash Defiliers, [[Maulerfiend]]s, [[Forgefiend]]s and [[Heldrake]]s. With the birth of ''Apocalypse'', many of the older daemon engines have also returned, and new ones have joined their ranks with Forgeworld creating yet even more fuck-awesome Daemon engines! Hell, even some of the Chaos-aligned Titan models are shown to be daemonically possesed; open up the cockpit and you'll see the crew's been assimilated by nasty growths and visibly writhing in agony. That's Chaos, for you.		Right, back to history: the first "proper" daemon engine to grace the fields of Warhammer 40k was the [[Defiler]] back in 3rd edition, a giant six-legged crab/spider walker with a big cannon, claws and an intense amount of terror added. It's important to remember that in those days, it counted ''both'' as a walker ''and'' a monstrous creature and though it had a hilariously weak WS2, it also had full BS4. Such was its popularity that further daemon engines have been added to subsequent codices, allowing a Chaos army in 40K to unleash Defiliers, [[Maulerfiend]]s, [[Forgefiend]]s and [[Heldrake]]s. With the birth of ''Apocalypse'', many of the older daemon engines have also returned, and new ones have joined their ranks with Forgeworld creating yet even more fuck-awesome Daemon engines! Hell, even some of the Chaos-aligned Titan models are shown to be daemonically possesed; open up the cockpit and you'll see the crew's been assimilated by nasty growths and visibly writhing in agony. That's Chaos, for you.

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	*'''[[Defiler]]''' - The original 40K Daemon Engine, a crab/spider/penis tank created specifically for hosting daemons. Based on the Dreadnought, and brainchild of [[Abaddon]]. Appears in the [[Chaos Space Marine]] codex. Specific God-aligned variants known as the Slaughterfiend (Khorne), Desecrator (Nurgle), Debaser (Slaanesh) and Deceiver (Tzeentch) have appeared in other sources, mostly the Fanatic Online fan-zine, but were also a thing in 3rd edition when that was allowed (and excellent).THey appeared in [[Dawn of War]] as a counter for, you guessed it, the Dreadnought. (in said game [[what\|they also functioned as ~~artillary~~]]. If you don't believe me, checkout Winter Assault)		*'''[[Defiler]]''' - The original 40K Daemon Engine, a crab/spider/penis tank created specifically for hosting daemons. Based on the Dreadnought, and brainchild of [[Abaddon]]. Appears in the [[Chaos Space Marine]] codex. Specific God-aligned variants known as the Slaughterfiend (Khorne), Desecrator (Nurgle), Debaser (Slaanesh) and Deceiver (Tzeentch) have appeared in other sources, mostly the Fanatic Online fan-zine, but were also a thing in 3rd edition when that was allowed (and excellent).THey appeared in [[Dawn of War]] as a counter for, you guessed it, the Dreadnought. (in said game [[what\|they also functioned as artillery]]. If you don't believe me, checkout Winter Assault)
	*'''[[Soul Grinder]]''' - A <s>Cyberdemon</s> Defiler "reforged" in the Warp so the daemon has greater control over the machinery (yet has nearly identical stats to the Defiler, barring the better armour). Highly prized by the daemons themselves, to the point they actually form an independent faction in their own right. Appears in the [[Chaos Daemons]] codex.		*'''[[Soul Grinder]]''' - A <s>Cyberdemon</s> Defiler "reforged" in the Warp so the daemon has greater control over the machinery (yet has nearly identical stats to the Defiler, barring the better armour). Highly prized by the daemons themselves, to the point they actually form an independent faction in their own right. Appears in the [[Chaos Daemons]] codex.
	*'''[[Decimator]]''' - A sort of daemon-controlled uber-Chaos Dreadnought; known for being remarkably resilient. A Forgeworld original unit that has yet to appear in any story lines and appears to have been made because Forgeworld just loves randomly cranking out the coolest shit! Appears in the Freeblade mobile game as the generic Chaos foe.		*'''[[Decimator]]''' - A sort of daemon-controlled uber-Chaos Dreadnought; known for being remarkably resilient. A Forgeworld original unit that has yet to appear in any story lines and appears to have been made because Forgeworld just loves randomly cranking out the coolest shit! Appears in the Freeblade mobile game as the generic Chaos foe.

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	*'''[[Defiler]]''' - The original 40K Daemon Engine, a crab/spider/penis tank created specifically for hosting daemons. Based on the Dreadnought, and brainchild of [[Abaddon]]. Appears in the [[Chaos Space Marine]] codex. Specific God-aligned variants known as the Slaughterfiend (Khorne), Desecrator (Nurgle), Debaser (Slaanesh) and Deceiver (Tzeentch) have appeared in other sources, mostly the Fanatic Online fan-zine, but were also a thing in 3rd edition when that was allowed (and excellent).THey appeared in [[Dawn of War]] as a counter for, you guessed it, the Dreadnought. (in said game [[what\|they also functioned as artillary]]. If you don't believe me, checkout Winter Assault)		*'''[[Defiler]]''' - The original 40K Daemon Engine, a crab/spider/penis tank created specifically for hosting daemons. Based on the Dreadnought, and brainchild of [[Abaddon]]. Appears in the [[Chaos Space Marine]] codex. Specific God-aligned variants known as the Slaughterfiend (Khorne), Desecrator (Nurgle), Debaser (Slaanesh) and Deceiver (Tzeentch) have appeared in other sources, mostly the Fanatic Online fan-zine, but were also a thing in 3rd edition when that was allowed (and excellent).THey appeared in [[Dawn of War]] as a counter for, you guessed it, the Dreadnought. (in said game [[what\|they also functioned as artillary]]. If you don't believe me, checkout Winter Assault)
	*'''[[Soul Grinder]]''' - A <s>Cyberdemon</s> Defiler "reforged" in the Warp so the daemon has greater control over the machinery (yet has nearly identical stats to the Defiler, barring the better armour). Highly prized by the daemons themselves, to the point they actually form an independent faction in their own right. Appears in the [[Chaos Daemons]] codex.		*'''[[Soul Grinder]]''' - A <s>Cyberdemon</s> Defiler "reforged" in the Warp so the daemon has greater control over the machinery (yet has nearly identical stats to the Defiler, barring the better armour). Highly prized by the daemons themselves, to the point they actually form an independent faction in their own right. Appears in the [[Chaos Daemons]] codex.
	*'''[[Decimator]]''' - A sort of daemon-controlled uber-Chaos ~~Dreadnaught~~; known for being remarkably resilient. A Forgeworld original unit that has yet to appear in any story lines and appears to have been made because Forgeworld just loves randomly cranking out the coolest shit! Appears in the Freeblade mobile game as the generic Chaos foe.		*'''[[Decimator]]''' - A sort of daemon-controlled uber-Chaos Dreadnought; known for being remarkably resilient. A Forgeworld original unit that has yet to appear in any story lines and appears to have been made because Forgeworld just loves randomly cranking out the coolest shit! Appears in the Freeblade mobile game as the generic Chaos foe.
	*'''[[Forgefiend]]''' - Hulking bestial daemon engines that specialize in showering enemies with ranged death. Appears in the [[Chaos Space Marine]] codex.		*'''[[Forgefiend]]''' - Hulking bestial daemon engines that specialize in showering enemies with ranged death. Appears in the [[Chaos Space Marine]] codex.
	*'''[[Maulerfiend]]''' - The Forgefiend's melee-specialist cousin, specializing in tank-killing and bunker-busting. Appears in the [[Chaos Space Marine]] codex.		*'''[[Maulerfiend]]''' - The Forgefiend's melee-specialist cousin, specializing in tank-killing and bunker-busting. Appears in the [[Chaos Space Marine]] codex.

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	*'''[[Defiler]]''' - The original 40K Daemon Engine, a crab/spider tank created specifically for hosting daemons. Based on the Dreadnought, and brainchild of [[Abaddon]]. Appears in the [[Chaos Space Marine]] codex. Specific God-aligned variants known as the Slaughterfiend (Khorne), Desecrator (Nurgle), Debaser (Slaanesh) and Deceiver (Tzeentch) have appeared in other sources, mostly the Fanatic Online fan-zine, but were also a thing in 3rd edition when that was allowed (and excellent).THey appeared in [[Dawn of War]] as a counter for, you guessed it, the Dreadnought. (in said game [[what\|they also functioned as artillary]]. If you don't believe me, checkout Winter Assault)		*'''[[Defiler]]''' - The original 40K Daemon Engine, a crab/spider/penis tank created specifically for hosting daemons. Based on the Dreadnought, and brainchild of [[Abaddon]]. Appears in the [[Chaos Space Marine]] codex. Specific God-aligned variants known as the Slaughterfiend (Khorne), Desecrator (Nurgle), Debaser (Slaanesh) and Deceiver (Tzeentch) have appeared in other sources, mostly the Fanatic Online fan-zine, but were also a thing in 3rd edition when that was allowed (and excellent).THey appeared in [[Dawn of War]] as a counter for, you guessed it, the Dreadnought. (in said game [[what\|they also functioned as artillary]]. If you don't believe me, checkout Winter Assault)
	*'''[[Soul Grinder]]''' - A <s>Cyberdemon</s> Defiler "reforged" in the Warp so the daemon has greater control over the machinery (yet has nearly identical stats to the Defiler, barring the better armour). Highly prized by the daemons themselves, to the point they actually form an independent faction in their own right. Appears in the [[Chaos Daemons]] codex.		*'''[[Soul Grinder]]''' - A <s>Cyberdemon</s> Defiler "reforged" in the Warp so the daemon has greater control over the machinery (yet has nearly identical stats to the Defiler, barring the better armour). Highly prized by the daemons themselves, to the point they actually form an independent faction in their own right. Appears in the [[Chaos Daemons]] codex.
	*'''[[Decimator]]''' - A sort of daemon-controlled uber-Chaos Dreadnaught; known for being remarkably resilient. A Forgeworld original unit that has yet to appear in any story lines and appears to have been made because Forgeworld just loves randomly cranking out the coolest shit! Appears in the Freeblade mobile game as the generic Chaos foe.		*'''[[Decimator]]''' - A sort of daemon-controlled uber-Chaos Dreadnaught; known for being remarkably resilient. A Forgeworld original unit that has yet to appear in any story lines and appears to have been made because Forgeworld just loves randomly cranking out the coolest shit! Appears in the Freeblade mobile game as the generic Chaos foe.

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	*'''[[Wirewolf]]''' - A unique type of daemon engine created by Magister Anakwanar Sek that was famously encountered and destroyed by [[Tanith First (And Only)]] on the planet Gereon.		*'''[[Wirewolf]]''' - A unique type of daemon engine created by Magister Anakwanar Sek that was famously encountered and destroyed by [[Tanith First (And Only)]] on the planet Gereon.
	*'''[[Venomcrawler]]''' - A spider-like daemon engine introduced in the Shadowspear box set that aids a [[Master of Possession]] in summoning daemons from the warp into realspace.		*'''[[Venomcrawler]]''' - A spider-like daemon engine introduced in the Shadowspear box set that aids a [[Master of Possession]] in summoning daemons from the warp into realspace.
	*'''~~Helstalkers~~''' - A daemon engine used as a deadly mount by a [[Lord Discordant]]. Introduced in the Vigilus Ablaze campaign book.		*'''[[Helstalker]]''' - A daemon engine used as a deadly mount by a [[Lord Discordant]]. Introduced in the Vigilus Ablaze campaign book.

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	A '''daemon engine''' is, as the name suggests, a machine which has been constructed/fused with a [[Daemon\|Daemonic]] entity, resulting in the combination of the two into a living mechanical creature that often is all but unstoppable.		A '''daemon engine''' is, as the name suggests, a machine which has been constructed/fused with a [[Daemon\|Daemonic]] entity, resulting in the combination of the two into a living mechanical creature that often is all but unstoppable.

	Daemon engines can be found in many shapes and forms in a number of RPGs and miniature games, often representing some of the greatest horrors, and most derpy models, in those settings.		Daemon engines can be found in many shapes and forms in a number of RPGs and miniature games, often representing some of the greatest horrors, and most derpy models, in those settings.

	==[[Warhammer 40,000]]==		==[[Warhammer 40,000]]==
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	*'''[[Doom Blaster]]''' - A massive tank that sports four super-heavy mortars, used to bombard enemies from afar. Appeared in Epic 40k.		*'''[[Doom Blaster]]''' - A massive tank that sports four super-heavy mortars, used to bombard enemies from afar. Appeared in Epic 40k.
	*'''[[Brass Scorpion]]''' - A daemon engine that resembles a huge mechanical scorpion with a supped-up Gatling gun "stinger", a mouth-mounted Demolisher Cannon, two front-mounted "Hellmaw" pattern flame cannons, and a pair of giant mechanical pincers or motorized saws for ripping things up in melee. First appeared in Epic 40k, revamped by Forgeworld for the Siege of Vraks and Apocalypse. Also appears in the ''Tome of Blood'' sourcebook for [[Black Crusade]].		*'''[[Brass Scorpion]]''' - A daemon engine that resembles a huge mechanical scorpion with a supped-up Gatling gun "stinger", a mouth-mounted Demolisher Cannon, two front-mounted "Hellmaw" pattern flame cannons, and a pair of giant mechanical pincers or motorized saws for ripping things up in melee. First appeared in Epic 40k, revamped by Forgeworld for the Siege of Vraks and Apocalypse. Also appears in the ''Tome of Blood'' sourcebook for [[Black Crusade]].
	*'''[[Blood Slaughterer]]''' - A daemon engine vaguely resembling a blade-limbed spider or monstrous tick. First appeared as a "Chaos Robot" in the early 2nd edition/late 1st edition. Revamped by Forgeworld for the Siege of Vraks. Also appears in the ''Tome of Blood'' sourcebook for [[Black Crusade]].		*'''[[Blood Slaughterer]]''' - A daemon engine vaguely resembling a blade-limbed spider or monstrous tick. First appeared as a "Chaos Robot" in the early 2nd edition/late 1st edition. Revamped by Forgeworld for the Siege of Vraks. Also appears in the ''Tome of Blood'' sourcebook for [[Black Crusade]].
	*'''[[Blood Throne]]''' - Basically a chariot for Heralds of Khorne and a damn deadly one at that! Appears in the Chaos Daemons codex.		*'''[[Blood Throne]]''' - Basically a chariot for Heralds of Khorne and a damn deadly one at that! Appears in the Chaos Daemons codex.
	**'''[[Skull Cannon]]''' - A Blood Throne revamped and re-purposed into a motorized artillery piece that shoots bone fragments at its enemies. Appears in the [[Chaos Daemons]] codex.		**'''[[Skull Cannon]]''' - A Blood Throne revamped and re-purposed into a motorized artillery piece that shoots bone fragments at its enemies. Appears in the [[Chaos Daemons]] codex.
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	*'''[[Nurgle Plague Tower]]''' - A daemon-infested, diseased pus-spewing mechanized siege tower. Appeared in Epic 40k.		*'''[[Nurgle Plague Tower]]''' - A daemon-infested, diseased pus-spewing mechanized siege tower. Appeared in Epic 40k.
	*'''[[Contagion]]''' - A trundling daemon-possessed catapult that launches diseased projectiles. Appeared in Epic 40k.		*'''[[Contagion]]''' - A trundling daemon-possessed catapult that launches diseased projectiles. Appeared in Epic 40k.
	*'''[[Plague Hulk]]''' - A Nurglite variant of the Soul Grinder with far more pestilential attacks. A Forgeworld original unit made for the Siege of Vraks.		*'''[[Plague Hulk]]''' - A Nurglite variant of the Soul Grinder with far more pestilential attacks. A Forgeworld original unit made for the Siege of Vraks.
	*'''[[Blight Drone]]''' - Plague-spreading insectile VTOL hovercrafts. A [[Forge World]] original unit made for the Siege of Vraks.		*'''[[Blight Drone]]''' - Plague-spreading insectile VTOL hovercrafts. A [[Forge World]] original unit made for the Siege of Vraks.
	*'''[[Foetid Bloat-drone]]''' - The smaller but just as nasty brother of the Blight Drone. Appeared in the [[Death Guard]] 8e Codex.		*'''[[Foetid Bloat-drone]]''' - The smaller but just as nasty brother of the Blight Drone. Appeared in the [[Death Guard]] 8e Codex.
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	Daemon Engines were one of the few occasions that 40k preceded Fantasy. Although Daemon-possessed armor existed, warmachines having a spirit was something added in later editions.		Daemon Engines were one of the few occasions that 40k preceded Fantasy. Although Daemon-possessed armor existed, warmachines having a spirit was something added in later editions.
	In [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]], the [[Chaos Dwarfs]], always such cheery fellows, decided to get in on the action and create their own hell cannon, which is powered by feeding people into the maw of the cannon which then fires their spiritual remains as powerful barrages. For a while the chaos dwarfs that came with the cannon as crew were the only official ones made by [[Games Workshop]]. Thankfully, [[Forge World]] have now made a whole load of chaos dwarfs models so you field an army of the tusky psychos and whats more they have a whole host of daemon engines now, including a daemon train powered by death to pull all of your engines into battle.		In [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]], the [[Chaos Dwarfs]], always such cheery fellows, decided to get in on the action and create their own hell cannon, which is powered by feeding people into the maw of the cannon which then fires their spiritual remains as powerful barrages. For a while the chaos dwarfs that came with the cannon as crew were the only official ones made by [[Games Workshop]]. Thankfully, [[Forge World]] have now made a whole load of chaos dwarfs models so you field an army of the tusky psychos and whats more they have a whole host of daemon engines now, including a daemon train powered by death to pull all of your engines into battle.