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	== History ==		== History ==

	The Dreadclaw first received rules in [[Imperial Armour\|Imperial Armour Update 2006]], after the [[Space Marines]] got provisional [[Drop Pod]] rules in [[Imperial Armour\|Imperial Armour Update 2002]] and [[Chapter Approved]] and then proper rules in their [[Warhammer 40,000 4th edition\|4th edition]] [[Codex]]. [[Forge World]] also made a model for them at this time.		The Dreadclaw first received rules in [[Imperial Armour\|Imperial Armour Update 2006]], after the [[Space Marines]] got provisional [[Drop Pod]] rules in [[Imperial Armour\|Imperial Armour Update 2002]] and [[Chapter Approved]] and then proper rules in their [[Warhammer 40,000 4th edition\|4th edition]] [[Codex]]. [[Forge World]] also made a model for them at this time.

	Forge World also used to make Dreadclaws in [[Battlefleet Gothic]] scale to depict Chaos Space Marines' boarding torpedoes, but that ended in 2013 along with the rest of Forge World's and [[Games Workshop]]'s [[Specialist Games]] figures.		Forge World also used to make Dreadclaws in [[Battlefleet Gothic]] scale to depict Chaos Space Marines' boarding torpedoes, but that ended in 2013 along with the rest of Forge World's and [[Games Workshop]]'s [[Specialist Games]] figures.

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	Forge World also used to make Dreadclaws in [[Battlefleet Gothic]] scale to depict Chaos Space Marines' boarding torpedoes, but that ended in 2013 along with the rest of Forge World's and [[Games Workshop]]'s [[Specialist Games]] figures.		Forge World also used to make Dreadclaws in [[Battlefleet Gothic]] scale to depict Chaos Space Marines' boarding torpedoes, but that ended in 2013 along with the rest of Forge World's and [[Games Workshop]]'s [[Specialist Games]] figures.

			== Battlefleet Gothic: Armada I & II ==

			The Dreadclaw is Chaos' primary assault boat in Battlefleet Gothic: Armada. It has the same stats as the [[Shark Assault Boat]] and is therefore, more of an average assault boat. You would expect its smaller size to give it some dodge stats right?
	[[Category: Warhammer 40,000]]		[[Category: Warhammer 40,000]]

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 Forge World also used to make Dreadclaws in [[Battlefleet Gothic]] scale to depict Chaos Space Marines' boarding torpedoes, but that ended in 2013 along with the rest of Forge World's and [[Games Workshop]]'s [[Specialist Games]] figures.
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	[[File:Dreadc10.jpg\|250px\|thumbnail\|left\|Word Bearers and a Dreadclaw. A nasty combination indeed. Although it's a good thing that those are regular Chaos Marines.]]		[[File:Dreadc10.jpg\|250px\|thumbnail\|left\|Word Bearers and a Dreadclaw. A nasty combination indeed. Although it's a good thing that those are regular Chaos Marines.]]