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2A02:1810:4E2C:A900:EC49:7D91:F433:A853 at 18:59, 4 June 2023

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	Hitting things is not the issue with him, it's that his best case damage against low toughness, low save models is relatively alright. But against Primaris? Hell, against the 2 Wound Firstborn? [[Derp\|He averages less than two wounds.]] This is for a model which cannot be taken in squads and takes up the extremely valuable elite slot (incredibly crowded in 9th edition). Hopefully he can get improvements in future erratas.		Hitting things is not the issue with him, it's that his best case damage against low toughness, low save models is relatively alright. But against Primaris? Hell, against the 2 Wound Firstborn? [[Derp\|He averages less than two wounds.]] This is for a model which cannot be taken in squads and takes up the extremely valuable elite slot (incredibly crowded in 9th edition). Hopefully he can get improvements in future erratas.

	* '''Counter point''': Sure he isn't going to earn his points back very well against marines but marines aren't really his target anyway. His targets are squishy stuff like guardsmen, dire avengers/guardians and fire warriors. Otherwise the Hexmark's fate will very much depend on the ebbs and flows of the meta, and he could become a valuable source of buffs and damage in some lists (being a character means he can dispense Command Protocols as long as a Noble is on the table).		* '''Counter point''': Sure he isn't going to earn his points back very well against marines but marines aren't really his target anyway. His targets are squishy stuff like guardsmen, dire avengers/guardians and fire warriors. Otherwise the Hexmark's fate will very much depend on the ebbs and flows of the meta, and he could become a valuable source of buffs and damage in some lists (being a character means he can dispense Command Protocols as long as a Noble is on the table).

	A little quick math notes that against marines you're looking at about one marine dead per shooting phase. If the marines try to charge him, he's killing another one in overwatch (bs 2+ with rerolls), and surviving the initial fight phase unless they're extra killy. His melee won't do much, but he will then get to shoot again (pistols in melee!). By this point he's up to three-ish marines. Against most line MEQs, this isn't points-efficient... But you're not sending him at 'most MEQs'. You're supporting Flayed Ones or Deathmarks on a flank to kill Devastators (against whom three models is absolutely points-efficient), or drop a Command Squad while contesting an objective, or mowing down some unfortunate Eldar that assumed the backfield was safe. If you look at this guy as a deep-striking meltagun squad, you're likely going to be disappointed. But if you're looking for a sudden distraction carnifex with an actual answer to melee, especially against 1w models? You could do a lot worse for 75 points.		A little quick math notes that against marines you're looking at about one marine dead per shooting phase. If the marines try to charge him, he's killing another one in overwatch (bs 2+ with rerolls), and surviving the initial fight phase unless they're extra killy. His melee won't do much, but he will then get to shoot again (pistols in melee!). By this point he's up to three-ish marines. Against most line MEQs, this isn't points-efficient... But you're not sending him at 'most MEQs'. You're supporting Flayed Ones or Deathmarks on a flank to kill Devastators (against whom three models is absolutely points-efficient), or drop a Command Squad while contesting an objective, or mowing down some unfortunate Eldar that assumed the backfield was safe. If you look at this guy as a deep-striking meltagun squad, you're likely going to be disappointed. But if you're looking for a sudden distraction carnifex with an actual answer to melee, especially against 1w models? You could do a lot worse for 75 points.

	If you really want to lean on the guy, bring friends. Deathmarks, Flayed Ones, Ophidian Destroyers, hell even Monoliths can deep strike, and every single thing there is a bigger and more immediate threat than the Hexmark. Put him and a cheap group of flayed ones near somebody's fragile fire support and watch them squirm.		If you really want to lean on the guy, bring friends. Deathmarks, Flayed Ones, Ophidian Destroyers, hell even Monoliths can deep strike, and every single thing there is a bigger and more immediate threat than the Hexmark. Put him and a cheap group of flayed ones near somebody's fragile fire support and watch them squirm.

	Just don't compare him to the Kelermorph, who does exactly what the Hexmark does but is way better at it. GW...		Just don't compare him to the Kelermorph, who does exactly what the Hexmark does but is way better at it. GW...
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	File:Ko8q8jld8ri51.jpg\|"It ain't dying I'm talking about, it's living. I doubt it matters where you die, but it matters where you live."		File:Ko8q8jld8ri51.jpg\|"It ain't dying I'm talking about, it's living. I doubt it matters where you die, but it matters where you live."

	File:Texas Ranger with a Big Guass on His Hip.jpg\| “Big Gauss on his hiiiiiiiiiip”		File:Texas Ranger with a Big Guass on His Hip.jpg\| “Big Gauss on his hiiiiiiiiiip”

2603:8001:3500:CB:D873:4375:23D9:388B at 00:38, 15 June 2021

2021-06-15T00:38:31Z

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	[[File:Hexmark_Destroyer.jpg\|240px\|right\|thumb\| A new sheriff is in town.]]]]		[[File:Hexmark_Destroyer.jpg\|240px\|right\|thumb\| A new sheriff is in town.]]
	The <strike>Hexmark Destroyer</strike> '''Glock-topus''' is the proverbial and literal lovechild between a [[Deathmark]], a [[Necron Destroyer\|Destroyer]] and a [[Awesome\|six-armed Western gunslinger.]] These bad brotherfuckers are armed with six [[Enmitic Disintegrator Pistol\|Enmitic Disintegrator Pistols]] to proverbially fuck shit up [[Awesome\|whilst looking cool at doing it.]]		The <strike>Hexmark Destroyer</strike> '''Glock-topus''' is the proverbial and literal lovechild between a [[Deathmark]], a [[Necron Destroyer\|Destroyer]] and a [[Awesome\|six-armed Western gunslinger.]] These bad brotherfuckers are armed with six [[Enmitic Disintegrator Pistol\|Enmitic Disintegrator Pistols]] to proverbially fuck shit up [[Awesome\|whilst looking cool at doing it.]]

1d4chan>Cavgunner: /* The Hexmark is not a Plasma-gun Terminator */ If there is a point to make, just edit the text accordingly.

2021-05-17T21:53:46Z

The Hexmark is not a Plasma-gun Terminator: If there is a point to make, just edit the text accordingly.

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	Hitting things is not the issue with him, it's that his best case damage against low toughness, low save models is relatively alright. But against Primaris? Hell, against the 2 Wound Firstborn? [[Derp\|He averages less than two wounds.]] This is for a model which cannot be taken in squads and takes up the extremely valuable elite slot (incredibly crowded in 9th edition). Hopefully he can get improvements in future erratas.		Hitting things is not the issue with him, it's that his best case damage against low toughness, low save models is relatively alright. But against Primaris? Hell, against the 2 Wound Firstborn? [[Derp\|He averages less than two wounds.]] This is for a model which cannot be taken in squads and takes up the extremely valuable elite slot (incredibly crowded in 9th edition). Hopefully he can get improvements in future erratas.

	* '''Counter point'''~~, sure~~ he isn't going to earn his points back very well against marines but marines aren't really his target anyway ~~his~~ targets is squishy stuff like guardsmen, dire avengers/guardians and fire warriors. ~~Its~~ fate will very much depend on the ebbs and flows of the meta, and he could become a valuable source of buffs (being a character means he can dispense Command Protocols~~) and damage in some lists. [You have to select~~ a ~~NOBLE character for your warlord to use Command Protocols, which~~ the ~~Hexmark is not, so he can't] - yes he can. You only need a noble to gain access to command protocols, then any character with protocol range will dispense them~~.		* '''Counter point''': Sure he isn't going to earn his points back very well against marines but marines aren't really his target anyway. His targets are squishy stuff like guardsmen, dire avengers/guardians and fire warriors. Otherwise the Hexmark's fate will very much depend on the ebbs and flows of the meta, and he could become a valuable source of buffs and damage in some lists (being a character means he can dispense Command Protocols as long as a Noble is on the table).

	A little quick math notes that against marines you're looking at about one marine dead per shooting phase. If the marines try to charge him, he's killing another one in overwatch (bs 2+ with rerolls), and surviving the initial fight phase unless they're extra killy. His melee won't do much, but he will then get to shoot again (pistols in melee!). By this point he's up to three-ish marines. Against most line MEQs, this isn't points-efficient... But you're not sending him at 'most MEQs'. You're supporting Flayed Ones or Deathmarks on a flank to kill Devastators (against whom three models is absolutely points-efficient), or drop a Command Squad while contesting an objective, or mowing down some unfortunate Eldar that assumed the backfield was safe. If you look at this guy as a deep-striking meltagun squad, you're likely going to be disappointed. But if you're looking for a sudden distraction carnifex with an actual answer to melee, especially against 1w models? You could do a lot worse for 75 points.		A little quick math notes that against marines you're looking at about one marine dead per shooting phase. If the marines try to charge him, he's killing another one in overwatch (bs 2+ with rerolls), and surviving the initial fight phase unless they're extra killy. His melee won't do much, but he will then get to shoot again (pistols in melee!). By this point he's up to three-ish marines. Against most line MEQs, this isn't points-efficient... But you're not sending him at 'most MEQs'. You're supporting Flayed Ones or Deathmarks on a flank to kill Devastators (against whom three models is absolutely points-efficient), or drop a Command Squad while contesting an objective, or mowing down some unfortunate Eldar that assumed the backfield was safe. If you look at this guy as a deep-striking meltagun squad, you're likely going to be disappointed. But if you're looking for a sudden distraction carnifex with an actual answer to melee, especially against 1w models? You could do a lot worse for 75 points.

49.195.4.76: /* The Hexmark is not a Plasma-gun Terminator */

2021-05-16T12:41:54Z

The Hexmark is not a Plasma-gun Terminator

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	Hitting things is not the issue with him, it's that his best case damage against low toughness, low save models is relatively alright. But against Primaris? Hell, against the 2 Wound Firstborn? [[Derp\|He averages less than two wounds.]] This is for a model which cannot be taken in squads and takes up the extremely valuable elite slot (incredibly crowded in 9th edition). Hopefully he can get improvements in future erratas.		Hitting things is not the issue with him, it's that his best case damage against low toughness, low save models is relatively alright. But against Primaris? Hell, against the 2 Wound Firstborn? [[Derp\|He averages less than two wounds.]] This is for a model which cannot be taken in squads and takes up the extremely valuable elite slot (incredibly crowded in 9th edition). Hopefully he can get improvements in future erratas.

	* '''Counter point''', sure he isn't going to earn his points back very well against marines but marines aren't really his target anyway his targets is squishy stuff like guardsmen, dire avengers/guardians and fire warriors. Its fate will very much depend on the ebbs and flows of the meta, and he could become a valuable source of buffs (being a character means he can dispense Command Protocols) and damage in some lists. [You have to select a NOBLE character for your warlord to use Command Protocols, which the Hexmark is not, so he can't]		* '''Counter point''', sure he isn't going to earn his points back very well against marines but marines aren't really his target anyway his targets is squishy stuff like guardsmen, dire avengers/guardians and fire warriors. Its fate will very much depend on the ebbs and flows of the meta, and he could become a valuable source of buffs (being a character means he can dispense Command Protocols) and damage in some lists. [You have to select a NOBLE character for your warlord to use Command Protocols, which the Hexmark is not, so he can't] - yes he can. You only need a noble to gain access to command protocols, then any character with protocol range will dispense them.

	A little quick math notes that against marines you're looking at about one marine dead per shooting phase. If the marines try to charge him, he's killing another one in overwatch (bs 2+ with rerolls), and surviving the initial fight phase unless they're extra killy. His melee won't do much, but he will then get to shoot again (pistols in melee!). By this point he's up to three-ish marines. Against most line MEQs, this isn't points-efficient... But you're not sending him at 'most MEQs'. You're supporting Flayed Ones or Deathmarks on a flank to kill Devastators (against whom three models is absolutely points-efficient), or drop a Command Squad while contesting an objective, or mowing down some unfortunate Eldar that assumed the backfield was safe. If you look at this guy as a deep-striking meltagun squad, you're likely going to be disappointed. But if you're looking for a sudden distraction carnifex with an actual answer to melee, especially against 1w models? You could do a lot worse for 75 points.		A little quick math notes that against marines you're looking at about one marine dead per shooting phase. If the marines try to charge him, he's killing another one in overwatch (bs 2+ with rerolls), and surviving the initial fight phase unless they're extra killy. His melee won't do much, but he will then get to shoot again (pistols in melee!). By this point he's up to three-ish marines. Against most line MEQs, this isn't points-efficient... But you're not sending him at 'most MEQs'. You're supporting Flayed Ones or Deathmarks on a flank to kill Devastators (against whom three models is absolutely points-efficient), or drop a Command Squad while contesting an objective, or mowing down some unfortunate Eldar that assumed the backfield was safe. If you look at this guy as a deep-striking meltagun squad, you're likely going to be disappointed. But if you're looking for a sudden distraction carnifex with an actual answer to melee, especially against 1w models? You could do a lot worse for 75 points.

1d4chan>Cavgunner: Edited the caption so it actually makes some damn sense

2021-05-09T00:37:16Z

Edited the caption so it actually makes some damn sense

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	[[File:Hexmark_Destroyer.jpg\|240px\|right\|thumb\|~~The [[Serberys Raiders]] sends regards to the~~ new sheriff in town ~~against the [[Genestealer Hybrids#Kelermorph Hybrids\|Kelemorph Bandit!~~]]]]		[[File:Hexmark_Destroyer.jpg\|240px\|right\|thumb\| A new sheriff is in town.]]]]
	The <strike>Hexmark Destroyer</strike> '''Glock-topus''' is the proverbial and literal lovechild between a [[Deathmark]], a [[Necron Destroyer\|Destroyer]] and a [[Awesome\|six-armed Western gunslinger.]] These bad brotherfuckers are armed with six [[Enmitic Disintegrator Pistol\|Enmitic Disintegrator Pistols]] to proverbially fuck shit up [[Awesome\|whilst looking cool at doing it.]]		The <strike>Hexmark Destroyer</strike> '''Glock-topus''' is the proverbial and literal lovechild between a [[Deathmark]], a [[Necron Destroyer\|Destroyer]] and a [[Awesome\|six-armed Western gunslinger.]] These bad brotherfuckers are armed with six [[Enmitic Disintegrator Pistol\|Enmitic Disintegrator Pistols]] to proverbially fuck shit up [[Awesome\|whilst looking cool at doing it.]]

2600:1700:9756:490:DC4C:1028:B1D0:7388: /* The Hexmark is not a Plasma-gun Terminator */

2021-05-09T00:00:14Z

The Hexmark is not a Plasma-gun Terminator

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	With him, you get [[Enmitic Weapons\|6 pistols which are each S6 AP-1 and 1 lonely damage]]. Since he doesn't have a melee weapon either, his hits are gonna be S5 AP-0 damage 1 as well. His rule of getting an extra shot off if he kills a model is cute, but seldom going to come into play against MEQs. And Necrons just don't have problems dealing with hordes with their basic units.		With him, you get [[Enmitic Weapons\|6 pistols which are each S6 AP-1 and 1 lonely damage]]. Since he doesn't have a melee weapon either, his hits are gonna be S5 AP-0 damage 1 as well. His rule of getting an extra shot off if he kills a model is cute, but seldom going to come into play against MEQs. And Necrons just don't have problems dealing with hordes with their basic units.

	Hitting things is not the issue with him, it's that his best case damage against low toughness, low save models is relatively alright. But against Primaris? [[Derp\|He averages less than two wounds.]] This is for a model which cannot be taken in squads and takes up the extremely valuable elite slot (incredibly crowded in 9th edition). Hopefully he can get improvements in future erratas.		Hitting things is not the issue with him, it's that his best case damage against low toughness, low save models is relatively alright. But against Primaris? Hell, against the 2 Wound Firstborn? [[Derp\|He averages less than two wounds.]] This is for a model which cannot be taken in squads and takes up the extremely valuable elite slot (incredibly crowded in 9th edition). Hopefully he can get improvements in future erratas.

	* '''Counter point''', sure he isn't going to earn his points back very well against marines but marines aren't really his target anyway his targets is squishy stuff like guardsmen, dire avengers/guardians and fire warriors. Its fate will very much depend on the ebbs and flows of the meta, and he could become a valuable source of buffs (being a character means he can dispense Command Protocols) and damage in some lists. [You have to select a NOBLE character for your warlord to use Command Protocols, which the Hexmark is not, so he can't]		* '''Counter point''', sure he isn't going to earn his points back very well against marines but marines aren't really his target anyway his targets is squishy stuff like guardsmen, dire avengers/guardians and fire warriors. Its fate will very much depend on the ebbs and flows of the meta, and he could become a valuable source of buffs (being a character means he can dispense Command Protocols) and damage in some lists. [You have to select a NOBLE character for your warlord to use Command Protocols, which the Hexmark is not, so he can't]

	A little quick math notes that against marines you're looking at about one marine dead per shooting phase. If the marines try to charge him, he's killing another one in overwatch (bs 2+ with rerolls), and surviving the initial fight phase unless they're extra killy. His melee won't do much, but he will then get to shoot again (pistols in melee!). By this point he's up to three-ish marines. Against most line MEQs, this isn't points-efficient... But you're not sending him at 'most MEQs'. You're supporting ~~flayed ones~~ or ~~deathmarks~~ on a flank to kill ~~devastators~~ (against whom three models is absolutely points-efficient), or drop a ~~command squad~~ while contesting an objective, or mowing down some unfortunate Eldar that assumed the backfield was safe. If you look at this guy as a deep-striking meltagun squad, you're likely going to be disappointed. But if you're looking for a sudden distraction carnifex with an actual answer to melee, especially against 1w models? You could do a lot worse for 75 points.		A little quick math notes that against marines you're looking at about one marine dead per shooting phase. If the marines try to charge him, he's killing another one in overwatch (bs 2+ with rerolls), and surviving the initial fight phase unless they're extra killy. His melee won't do much, but he will then get to shoot again (pistols in melee!). By this point he's up to three-ish marines. Against most line MEQs, this isn't points-efficient... But you're not sending him at 'most MEQs'. You're supporting Flayed Ones or Deathmarks on a flank to kill Devastators (against whom three models is absolutely points-efficient), or drop a Command Squad while contesting an objective, or mowing down some unfortunate Eldar that assumed the backfield was safe. If you look at this guy as a deep-striking meltagun squad, you're likely going to be disappointed. But if you're looking for a sudden distraction carnifex with an actual answer to melee, especially against 1w models? You could do a lot worse for 75 points.

	If you really want to lean on the guy, bring friends. Deathmarks, ~~flayed ones~~, ~~ophidian destroyers~~, hell even Monoliths can deep strike, and every single thing there is a bigger and more immediate threat than the ~~hexmark~~. Put him and a cheap group of flayed ones near somebody's fragile fire support and watch them squirm.		If you really want to lean on the guy, bring friends. Deathmarks, Flayed Ones, Ophidian Destroyers, hell even Monoliths can deep strike, and every single thing there is a bigger and more immediate threat than the Hexmark. Put him and a cheap group of flayed ones near somebody's fragile fire support and watch them squirm.

	Just don't compare him to the Kelermorph, who does exactly what the ~~hexmark~~ does but is way better at it. GW...		Just don't compare him to the Kelermorph, who does exactly what the Hexmark does but is way better at it. GW...

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 11:37, 23 April 2021

2021-04-23T11:37:27Z

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	[[File:Hexmark_Destroyer.jpg\|240px\|right\|thumb\|The [[Serberys Raiders]] sends regards to the new sheriff in town against the [[Genestealer Hybrids#Kelermorph Hybrids\|Kelemorph Bandit!]]]]		[[File:Hexmark_Destroyer.jpg\|240px\|right\|thumb\|The [[Serberys Raiders]] sends regards to the new sheriff in town against the [[Genestealer Hybrids#Kelermorph Hybrids\|Kelemorph Bandit!]]]]
	The <strike>Hexmark Destroyer</strike> '''Glock-topus''' is the proverbial and literal lovechild between a [[Deathmark]], a [[Necron Destroyer\|Destroyer]] and a [[Awesome\|six-armed Western gunslinger.]] These bad brotherfuckers are armed with six [[~~Enmitic Weapons#~~Enmitic Disintegrator Pistol\|Enmitic Disintegrator Pistols]] to proverbially fuck shit up [[Awesome\|whilst looking cool at doing it.]]		The <strike>Hexmark Destroyer</strike> '''Glock-topus''' is the proverbial and literal lovechild between a [[Deathmark]], a [[Necron Destroyer\|Destroyer]] and a [[Awesome\|six-armed Western gunslinger.]] These bad brotherfuckers are armed with six [[Enmitic Disintegrator Pistol\|Enmitic Disintegrator Pistols]] to proverbially fuck shit up [[Awesome\|whilst looking cool at doing it.]]

	Hexmark Destroyers are six-armed Necron Deathmarks who are part of the Destroyer Cult and want nothing more than to kill everything around them. In battle, they burst from their dimensional oubliettes, and the Destroyers' corrupted engrams aid them in targeting and dispatching nearby enemies in a hail of enmitic disintegrator fire.		Hexmark Destroyers are six-armed Necron Deathmarks who are part of the Destroyer Cult and want nothing more than to kill everything around them. In battle, they burst from their dimensional oubliettes, and the Destroyers' corrupted engrams aid them in targeting and dispatching nearby enemies in a hail of enmitic disintegrator fire.

1d4chan>Voidstranger: adding pet name from community for comedic effect

2021-03-11T15:01:55Z

adding pet name from community for comedic effect

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	[[File:Hexmark_Destroyer.jpg\|240px\|right\|thumb\|The [[Serberys Raiders]] sends regards to the new sheriff in town against the [[Genestealer Hybrids#Kelermorph Hybrids\|Kelemorph Bandit!]]]]		[[File:Hexmark_Destroyer.jpg\|240px\|right\|thumb\|The [[Serberys Raiders]] sends regards to the new sheriff in town against the [[Genestealer Hybrids#Kelermorph Hybrids\|Kelemorph Bandit!]]]]
	The proverbial and literal lovechild between a [[Deathmark]], a [[Necron Destroyer\|Destroyer]] and a [[Awesome\|six-armed Western gunslinger.]] These bad brotherfuckers are armed with six [[Enmitic Weapons#Enmitic Disintegrator Pistol\|Enmitic Disintegrator Pistols]] to proverbially fuck shit up [[Awesome\|whilst looking cool at doing it.]]		The <strike>Hexmark Destroyer</strike> '''Glock-topus''' is the proverbial and literal lovechild between a [[Deathmark]], a [[Necron Destroyer\|Destroyer]] and a [[Awesome\|six-armed Western gunslinger.]] These bad brotherfuckers are armed with six [[Enmitic Weapons#Enmitic Disintegrator Pistol\|Enmitic Disintegrator Pistols]] to proverbially fuck shit up [[Awesome\|whilst looking cool at doing it.]]

	Hexmark Destroyers are six-armed Necron Deathmarks who are part of the Destroyer Cult and want nothing more than to kill everything around them. In battle, they burst from their dimensional oubliettes, and the Destroyers' corrupted engrams aid them in targeting and dispatching nearby enemies in a hail of enmitic disintegrator fire.		Hexmark Destroyers are six-armed Necron Deathmarks who are part of the Destroyer Cult and want nothing more than to kill everything around them. In battle, they burst from their dimensional oubliettes, and the Destroyers' corrupted engrams aid them in targeting and dispatching nearby enemies in a hail of enmitic disintegrator fire.