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	[[File:Glaive.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Nothing like the smell of burning chaos in the morning. Scaled up, that barrel would be more than five feet wide.]]		[[File:Glaive.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Nothing like the smell of burning chaos in the morning. Scaled up, that barrel would be more than five feet wide.]]

	Released in Book Two: Massacre, the Glaive Super-heavy Special Weapons Tank or '''Fellglaive''', was a variant of the Fellblade, armed with a [[Volkite Carronade]], designed to destroy xenos beasts and enemy light vehicles in a single overwhelming shot. Its primary weapon is so ridiculously overpowered that the Techpriests of Mars only agreed with some acrimony to the Emperors demand that only a tank could be armed with it. 'Cause even the Imperium have standards.		Released in Book Two: Massacre, the Glaive Super-heavy Special Weapons Tank or '''Fellglaive''', was a variant of the Fellblade, armed with a [[Volkite Carronade]], designed to destroy xenos beasts and enemy light vehicles in a single overwhelming shot. Its primary weapon is so ridiculously overpowered that the Techpriests of Mars only agreed with some acrimony to the Emperors demand that only a tank could be armed with it. 'Cause even the Imperium have standards.

	Though all eighteen Legiones Astartes received limited quantities of Glaives, the [[Salamanders]] and [[Dark Angels]] were noted to operate them more regularly. Its rarity was because the Glaive was an overcomplicated trainwreck to produce and cost an equally ridiculous amount of Imperial moolah. The Dark Angels were given specialized Fellglaives for use in the [[Dreadwing]] which were designed by the Emperor's greatest armorers. [[Cheese\|These vehicles were equipped with]] [[Warp Weapons\|Vortex Weapons]] in place of its volkite carronade, [[That Guy\|because they're Dark Angels,]] [[Bullshit\|why the fuck not?]]		Though all eighteen Legiones Astartes received limited quantities of Glaives, the [[Salamanders]] and [[Dark Angels]] were noted to operate them more regularly. Its rarity was because the Glaive was an overcomplicated trainwreck to produce and cost an equally ridiculous amount of Imperial moolah. The Dark Angels were given specialized Fellglaives for use in the [[Dreadwing]] which were designed by the Emperor's greatest armorers. [[Cheese\|These vehicles were equipped with]] [[Warp Weapons\|Vortex Weapons]] in place of its volkite carronade, [[That Guy\|because they're Dark Angels,]] [[Bullshit\|why the fuck not?]]

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	[[File:Fellblade2.jpg\|400px\|right\|thumb\|The Space Marines felt jelly when they saw the Imperial Army and their wide assortments of superheavy tanks. So they produced their own...to kill superheavy tanks.]]		[[File:Fellblade2.jpg\|400px\|right\|thumb\|The Space Marines felt jelly when they saw the Imperial Army and their wide assortments of superheavy tanks. So they produced their own...to kill superheavy tanks.]]

	The '''Fellblade''' Super-Heavy Tank is a [[Space Marine]] tank based on the [[Baneblade]] chassis, used during the [[Horus Heresy]]. Like the [[Predator Tank]]s of that era, it has a hemispherical turret (like the [[T-62\|T-62M]] and other post WW2 Soviet tanks), though it also built with a more durable internal structure and power plant (apparently, it took nearly thirty thousand years to get the secrets of arc reactor technology from Stark Industries). This tank, along with many other tank classes during the Great Crusade, was equipped with a Flare Shield. This is basically the E-Web from Babylon 5; it reduces the energy (kinetic or otherwise) from concentrated strikes and it spreads any damage out across the armor and shields. It's a lot more potent than it sounds (seriously, think about it - the reason the bullets and weapons generally work at all is by focusing energy onto very small points. It takes a lot of energy to punch through solid metal, but you generally only need to bust through a small area of it to deliver murder to the delicious squishy internals. The smaller the area you can deliver force to the lower energy needed to reach punch through because that's how pressure works, force over area. So if the shielding can increase the effective surface area of projectiles even by small amounts it hugely decreases the rounds ability to punch through armor.) Its superheavy role is currently succeeded by the Primaris' [[Astraeus Super-heavy Tank\|Astraeus]].		The '''Fellblade''' Super-Heavy Tank is a [[Space Marine]] tank based on the [[Baneblade]] chassis, used during the [[Horus Heresy]]. Like the [[Predator Tank]]s of that era, it has a hemispherical turret (like the [[T-62\|T-62M]] and other post WW2 Soviet tanks), though it also built with a more durable internal structure and power plant (apparently, it took nearly thirty thousand years to get the secrets of arc reactor technology from Stark Industries). This tank, along with many other tank classes during the Great Crusade, was equipped with a Flare Shield. This is basically the E-Web from Babylon 5; it reduces the energy (kinetic or otherwise) from concentrated strikes and it spreads any damage out across the armor and shields. It's a lot more potent than it sounds (seriously, think about it - the reason the bullets and weapons generally work at all is by focusing energy onto very small points. It takes a lot of energy to punch through solid metal, but you generally only need to bust through a small area of it to deliver murder to the delicious squishy internals. The smaller the area you can deliver force to the lower energy needed to reach punch through because that's how pressure works, force over area. So if the shielding can increase the effective surface area of projectiles even by small amounts it hugely decreases the rounds ability to punch through armor.) Its superheavy role is currently succeeded by the Primaris' [[Astraeus Super-heavy Tank\|Astraeus]].

	On the other hand, you might have been here looking for the ''other'' Warhammer item of note by this name, the legendary [[warpstone\|warpstone]]-[[Gromril\|gromril]] blade of the [[Skaven]] that was used to fell [[Nagash]]. [[Fellblade#Warhammer_Fantasy\|See the bottom of the page instead.]]		On the other hand, you might have been here looking for the ''other'' Warhammer item of note by this name, the legendary [[warpstone\|warpstone]]-[[Gromril\|gromril]] blade of the [[Skaven]] that was used to fell [[Nagash]]. [[Fellblade#Warhammer_Fantasy\|See the bottom of the page instead.]]
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	=== Glaive ===		=== Glaive ===
	[[File:Glaive.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Nothing like the smell of burning chaos in the morning. Scaled up, that barrel would be more than five feet wide.]]		[[File:Glaive.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Nothing like the smell of burning chaos in the morning. Scaled up, that barrel would be more than five feet wide.]]

	Released in Book Two: Massacre, the Glaive Super-heavy Special Weapons Tank or '''Fellglaive''', was a variant of the Fellblade, armed with a [[Volkite Carronade]], designed to destroy xenos beasts and enemy light vehicles in a single overwhelming shot. Its primary weapon is so ridiculously overpowered that the Techpriests of Mars only agreed with some acrimony to the Emperors demand that only a tank could be armed with it. 'Cause even the Imperium have standards.		Released in Book Two: Massacre, the Glaive Super-heavy Special Weapons Tank or '''Fellglaive''', was a variant of the Fellblade, armed with a [[Volkite Carronade]], designed to destroy xenos beasts and enemy light vehicles in a single overwhelming shot. Its primary weapon is so ridiculously overpowered that the Techpriests of Mars only agreed with some acrimony to the Emperors demand that only a tank could be armed with it. 'Cause even the Imperium have standards.
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	[[File:Falchion.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Oh Lord! There are too many lasers! Too many lasers! Quickly someone tell [[C.S. Goto\|CS Goto!]]]]		[[File:Falchion.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Oh Lord! There are too many lasers! Too many lasers! Quickly someone tell [[C.S. Goto\|CS Goto!]]]]

	Sure enough, announced as part of the run-up to Book Three: Extermination, we have the Falchion Super-Heavy Tank Destroyer. Also known as the '''Mammoth''' in a clear and blatant nod to [[Command and Conquer\|a particular RTS game.]]		Sure enough, announced as part of the run-up to Book Three: Extermination, we have the Falchion Super-Heavy Tank Destroyer. Also known as the '''Mammoth''' in a clear and blatant nod to [[Command and Conquer\|a particular RTS game.]]

	The Falchion uses a potent weapon which combines technologies fielded in the Fellblade and the Shadowsword super-heavy tank. It's got a [[Anal circumference\|''twin-linked'']] [[Volcano Cannon]] guaranteed to ruin the day of any [[Titan (Warhammer 40,000)\|Titan]] or super-heavy tank that gets in range. Like the Glaive, it misses out on a Demolisher and twin-linked heavy bolter, though unlike the Glaive, it must bodily aim its Volcano Cannons at the target: the capacitors for the twin cannons are too bulky to put inside a turret. The miniaturization of the Falchion's Volcano Cannon's power source as well as the fact that they need to twin-link it, made the Falchion a stupidly expensive investment even when compared to its sister tanks, so don't expect to see that much of them in the 41st Millennium.		The Falchion uses a potent weapon which combines technologies fielded in the Fellblade and the Shadowsword super-heavy tank. It's got a [[Anal circumference\|''twin-linked'']] [[Volcano Cannon]] guaranteed to ruin the day of any [[Titan (Warhammer 40,000)\|Titan]] or super-heavy tank that gets in range. Like the Glaive, it misses out on a Demolisher and twin-linked heavy bolter, though unlike the Glaive, it must bodily aim its Volcano Cannons at the target: the capacitors for the twin cannons are too bulky to put inside a turret. The miniaturization of the Falchion's Volcano Cannon's power source as well as the fact that they need to twin-link it, made the Falchion a stupidly expensive investment even when compared to its sister tanks, so don't expect to see that much of them in the 41st Millennium.
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	Interestingly enough, the Falchion was developed long before the outbreak of the [[Horus Heresy]] and as such its prey was not the enemy Titans it would later see such extensive combat against. As the [[Great Crusade]] expanded ever outward, the Expeditionary Fleets encountered a staggering array of foes, some of whom were of a truly gargantuan scale, but all were turned to molten swiss cheese once this tank rolls onto the fields.		Interestingly enough, the Falchion was developed long before the outbreak of the [[Horus Heresy]] and as such its prey was not the enemy Titans it would later see such extensive combat against. As the [[Great Crusade]] expanded ever outward, the Expeditionary Fleets encountered a staggering array of foes, some of whom were of a truly gargantuan scale, but all were turned to molten swiss cheese once this tank rolls onto the fields.

	The best upgrade for the Falchion is the Neutron Wave Capacitor. Forcing any vehicle that survives the laser volley to only fire snapshots. Hilarious when used against Knights and Titans. The major downside is Feedback which is Gets Hot for vehicles that only happens when it misses. The drawbacks can be made almost non-existent if given a Space Marine Crew to increase its Ballistic Skill to four.		The best upgrade for the Falchion is the Neutron Wave Capacitor. Forcing any vehicle that survives the laser volley to only fire snapshots. Hilarious when used against Knights and Titans. The major downside is Feedback which is Gets Hot for vehicles that only happens when it misses. The drawbacks can be made almost non-existent if given a Space Marine Crew to increase its Ballistic Skill to four.

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	[[File:Fellblade2.jpg\|400px\|right\|thumb\|The Space Marines felt jelly when they saw the Imperial Army and their wide assortments of superheavy tanks. So they produced their own...to kill superheavy tanks.]]		[[File:Fellblade2.jpg\|400px\|right\|thumb\|The Space Marines felt jelly when they saw the Imperial Army and their wide assortments of superheavy tanks. So they produced their own...to kill superheavy tanks.]]

	The '''Fellblade''' Super-Heavy Tank is a [[Space Marine]] tank based on the [[Baneblade]] chassis, used during the [[Horus Heresy]]. Like the [[Predator Tank]]s of that era, it has a hemispherical turret (like the [[T-62\|T-62M]] and other post WW2 Soviet tanks), though it also built with a more durable internal structure and power plant (apparently, it took nearly thirty thousand years to get the secrets of arc reactor technology from Stark Industries). This tank, along with many other tank classes during the Great Crusade, was equipped with a Flare Shield. This is basically the E-Web from Babylon 5; it reduces the energy (kinetic or otherwise) from concentrated strikes and it spreads any damage out across the armor and shields. It's a lot more potent than it sounds (seriously, think about it - the reason the bullets and weapons generally work at all is by focusing energy onto very small points. It takes a lot of energy to punch through solid metal, but you generally only need to bust through a small area of it to deliver murder to the delicious squishy internals. The smaller the area you can deliver force to the lower energy needed to reach punch through because that's how pressure works, force over area. So if the shielding can increase the effective surface area of projectiles even by small amounts it hugely decreases the rounds ability to punch through armor.)		The '''Fellblade''' Super-Heavy Tank is a [[Space Marine]] tank based on the [[Baneblade]] chassis, used during the [[Horus Heresy]]. Like the [[Predator Tank]]s of that era, it has a hemispherical turret (like the [[T-62\|T-62M]] and other post WW2 Soviet tanks), though it also built with a more durable internal structure and power plant (apparently, it took nearly thirty thousand years to get the secrets of arc reactor technology from Stark Industries). This tank, along with many other tank classes during the Great Crusade, was equipped with a Flare Shield. This is basically the E-Web from Babylon 5; it reduces the energy (kinetic or otherwise) from concentrated strikes and it spreads any damage out across the armor and shields. It's a lot more potent than it sounds (seriously, think about it - the reason the bullets and weapons generally work at all is by focusing energy onto very small points. It takes a lot of energy to punch through solid metal, but you generally only need to bust through a small area of it to deliver murder to the delicious squishy internals. The smaller the area you can deliver force to the lower energy needed to reach punch through because that's how pressure works, force over area. So if the shielding can increase the effective surface area of projectiles even by small amounts it hugely decreases the rounds ability to punch through armor.) Its superheavy role is currently succeeded by the Primaris' [[Astraeus Super-heavy Tank\|Astraeus]].

	On the other hand, you might have been here looking for the ''other'' Warhammer item of note by this name, the legendary [[warpstone\|warpstone]]-[[Gromril\|gromril]] blade of the [[Skaven]] that was used to fell [[Nagash]]. [[Fellblade#Warhammer_Fantasy\|See the bottom of the page instead.]]		On the other hand, you might have been here looking for the ''other'' Warhammer item of note by this name, the legendary [[warpstone\|warpstone]]-[[Gromril\|gromril]] blade of the [[Skaven]] that was used to fell [[Nagash]]. [[Fellblade#Warhammer_Fantasy\|See the bottom of the page instead.]]

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Glaive

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	Released in Book Two: Massacre, the Glaive Super-heavy Special Weapons Tank or '''Fellglaive''', was a variant of the Fellblade, armed with a [[Volkite Carronade]], designed to destroy xenos beasts and enemy light vehicles in a single overwhelming shot. Its primary weapon is so ridiculously overpowered that the Techpriests of Mars only agreed with some acrimony to the Emperors demand that only a tank could be armed with it. 'Cause even the Imperium have standards.		Released in Book Two: Massacre, the Glaive Super-heavy Special Weapons Tank or '''Fellglaive''', was a variant of the Fellblade, armed with a [[Volkite Carronade]], designed to destroy xenos beasts and enemy light vehicles in a single overwhelming shot. Its primary weapon is so ridiculously overpowered that the Techpriests of Mars only agreed with some acrimony to the Emperors demand that only a tank could be armed with it. 'Cause even the Imperium have standards.

	Though all eighteen Legiones Astartes received limited quantities of Glaives, the [[Salamanders]] and [[Dark Angels]] were noted to operate them more regularly. Its rarity was because the Glaive was an overcomplicated trainwreck to produce and cost an equally ridiculous amount of Imperial moolah. The Dark Angels were given specialized Fellglaives for use in the Dreadwing which were designed by the Emperor's greatest armorers. [[Cheese\|These vehicles were equipped with]] [[Warp Weapons\|Vortex Weapons]] in place of its volkite carronade, [[That Guy\|because they're Dark Angels,]] [[Bullshit\|why the fuck not?]]		Though all eighteen Legiones Astartes received limited quantities of Glaives, the [[Salamanders]] and [[Dark Angels]] were noted to operate them more regularly. Its rarity was because the Glaive was an overcomplicated trainwreck to produce and cost an equally ridiculous amount of Imperial moolah. The Dark Angels were given specialized Fellglaives for use in the [[Dreadwing]] which were designed by the Emperor's greatest armorers. [[Cheese\|These vehicles were equipped with]] [[Warp Weapons\|Vortex Weapons]] in place of its volkite carronade, [[That Guy\|because they're Dark Angels,]] [[Bullshit\|why the fuck not?]]

	On tabletop, the Glaive has that big [[Volkite Carronade]], which fires a big beam that hits everything in front of it at S8 AP2; combined with Haywire and the Deflagrate ability inherent to Volkite weaponry, its short range is compensated for quite nicely with its knack for vaporizing anything in front of it (unfortunately, this includes any allied units which happen to be in the beam's path, so use carefully). In addition, should it hit a Super-Heavy or Gargantuan Creature, they take an extra D3 hits. Doesn't have a Demolisher, though.		On tabletop, the Glaive has that big [[Volkite Carronade]], which fires a big beam that hits everything in front of it at S8 AP2; combined with Haywire and the Deflagrate ability inherent to Volkite weaponry, its short range is compensated for quite nicely with its knack for vaporizing anything in front of it (unfortunately, this includes any allied units which happen to be in the beam's path, so use carefully). In addition, should it hit a Super-Heavy or Gargantuan Creature, they take an extra D3 hits. Doesn't have a Demolisher, though.

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	[[File:Fellblade2.jpg\|400px\|right\|thumb\|The Space Marines felt jelly when they saw the Imperial Army and their wide assortments of superheavy tanks. So they produced their own...to kill superheavy tanks.]]		[[File:Fellblade2.jpg\|400px\|right\|thumb\|The Space Marines felt jelly when they saw the Imperial Army and their wide assortments of superheavy tanks. So they produced their own...to kill superheavy tanks.]]

	The '''Fellblade''' Super-Heavy Tank is a [[Space Marine]] tank based on the [[Baneblade]] chassis, used during the [[Horus Heresy]]. Like the [[Predator Tank]]s of that era, it has a hemispherical turret (like the [[T-62\|T-62M]] and other post WW2 Soviet tanks), though it also built with a more durable internal structure and power plant (apparently, it took nearly thirty thousand years to get the secrets of arc reactor technology from Stark Industries). This tank, along with many other tank classes during the Great Crusade, was equipped with a Flare Shield. This is basically the E-Web from Babylon 5; it reduces the energy (kinetic or otherwise) from concentrated strikes and it spreads any damage out across the armor and shields. It's a lot more potent than it sounds (seriously, think about it - the reason the bullets and weapons generally work at all is by focusing energy onto very small points. It takes a lot of energy to punch through solid metal, but you generally only need to bust through a small area of it to deliver murder to the delicious squishy internals. The smaller the area you can deliver force to the lower energy needed to reach punch through because that's how pressure works, force over area. So if the shielding can increase the effective surface area of projectiles even by small amounts it hugely decreases the rounds ability to punch through armor.)		The '''Fellblade''' Super-Heavy Tank is a [[Space Marine]] tank based on the [[Baneblade]] chassis, used during the [[Horus Heresy]]. Like the [[Predator Tank]]s of that era, it has a hemispherical turret (like the [[T-62\|T-62M]] and other post WW2 Soviet tanks), though it also built with a more durable internal structure and power plant (apparently, it took nearly thirty thousand years to get the secrets of arc reactor technology from Stark Industries). This tank, along with many other tank classes during the Great Crusade, was equipped with a Flare Shield. This is basically the E-Web from Babylon 5; it reduces the energy (kinetic or otherwise) from concentrated strikes and it spreads any damage out across the armor and shields. It's a lot more potent than it sounds (seriously, think about it - the reason the bullets and weapons generally work at all is by focusing energy onto very small points. It takes a lot of energy to punch through solid metal, but you generally only need to bust through a small area of it to deliver murder to the delicious squishy internals. The smaller the area you can deliver force to the lower energy needed to reach punch through because that's how pressure works, force over area. So if the shielding can increase the effective surface area of projectiles even by small amounts it hugely decreases the rounds ability to punch through armor.) Its superheavy role is currently succeeded by the Primaris' [[Astraeus Super-heavy Tank\|Astraeus]].

	On the other hand, you might have been here looking for the ''other'' Warhammer item of note by this name, the legendary [[warpstone\|warpstone]]-[[Gromril\|gromril]] blade of the [[Skaven]] that was used to fell [[Nagash]]. [[Fellblade#Warhammer_Fantasy\|See the bottom of the page instead.]]		On the other hand, you might have been here looking for the ''other'' Warhammer item of note by this name, the legendary [[warpstone\|warpstone]]-[[Gromril\|gromril]] blade of the [[Skaven]] that was used to fell [[Nagash]]. [[Fellblade#Warhammer_Fantasy\|See the bottom of the page instead.]]