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	*'''Raktorak, Morat Sergeant Major:''' One of your few wildcards, and a specialist to boot. Packs a Vulkan shotgun on an NCO profile, but otherwise a Combi Rifle or Red Fury profile. Expensive for what you get, but Number 2 means you can play risky with a fireteam, while NCO means a fireteam gets more order efficiency via LT orders. Okay filler for expensive teams, or adding a longer-ranged gun to a Daturazi band.		*'''Raktorak, Morat Sergeant Major:''' One of your few wildcards, and a specialist to boot. Packs a Vulkan shotgun on an NCO profile, but otherwise a Combi Rifle or Red Fury profile. Expensive for what you get, but Number 2 means you can play risky with a fireteam, while NCO means a fireteam gets more order efficiency via LT orders. Okay filler for expensive teams, or adding a longer-ranged gun to a Daturazi band.
	*'''Rasyat Diplomatic Division:''' Decent melee options, okay weapons, eclipse grenades. They have enough board presence and pressure to be a real threat. Did I mention they can walk in from the enemy's deployment zone in N4? Overall an expensive but useful option - play a few games with them just to remind your meta that they exist, then watch with amusement as players start treating you like you always have one. Not actually auto-take though.		*'''Rasyat Diplomatic Division:''' Decent melee options, okay weapons, eclipse grenades. They have enough board presence and pressure to be a real threat. Did I mention they can walk in from the enemy's deployment zone in N4? Overall an expensive but useful option - play a few games with them just to remind your meta that they exist, then watch with amusement as players start treating you like you always have one. Not actually auto-take though.
	*'''Rodok, Morat Armed Imposition Detachment:''' ~~A classic staple~~. ~~Fireteam haris and fireteam core~~, ~~they have~~ a ~~decent statline, great mobility, and~~ 4~~-4 movement owing to~~ the ~~N4 Medium Infantry buff~~. ~~Slightly more vulnerable than Yaogats at Arm 2 and still a little bit fragile, they nonetheless get good use out of their mobility~~ and ~~visibility modifiers~~. No longer as 'must-take' in N4, but pretty strong.		*'''Rodok, Morat Armed Imposition Detachment:''' Downgraded from N3, Rodoks can be taken in Duo or Haris teams. Although superjump gives them handy mobility, their main purpose is to escort a wildcard 4" up the board with their Strategic Deployment profile. They don't link with other Morat units but do have fair profile variety and stats. No longer as 'must-take' in N4, but pretty strong.
	*'''Yaogat Strike Infantry:''' A haris of Yaogat Strike Infantry can prove annoying if paired with either Daturazi, Oznat, or Treitak Anyat, owing to smoke coverage. They have some interesting profiles but might be a little bit lackluster in terms of profile. The most interesting part about them is the Burst 4 Multisniper in a haris, or the fact that their 'budget' options all pack panzerfausts. If you need to kill mimetism troops or lean on smoke+MSV2, they hit hard. If you don't plan to do either, skip them entirely. Keep in mind that you can discover markers through Smoke without providing LOF for an ARO (or even provoking at all, if you're out of LOF).		*'''Yaogat Strike Infantry:''' A haris of Yaogat Strike Infantry can prove annoying if paired with either Daturazi, Oznat, or Treitak Anyat, owing to smoke coverage. They have some interesting profiles but might be a little bit lackluster in terms of profile. The most interesting part about them is the Burst 4 Multisniper in a haris, or the fact that their 'budget' options all pack panzerfausts. If you need to kill mimetism troops or lean on smoke+MSV2, they hit hard. If you don't plan to do either, skip them entirely. Keep in mind that you can discover markers through Smoke without providing LOF for an ARO (or even provoking at all, if you're out of LOF).
			*'''Kyosot Killing Platoon:''' These guys get T2 on every BS attack they make, not because of Tesseum, but because they're just 'so' good at killing things. Sadly they do not count as "morats" for Fireteam (Morat) or Fireateam (Tarlok), which really holds them back against their competitor options. The marksman rifle option doesn't eat ass anywhere near as ferociously as the Yaogat sniper, but does provide (rare for morats) longer range fire without dipping into SWC. The SMG+MSV1 profile is the real standout option.

	===Heavy Infantry===		===Heavy Infantry===

1d4chan>Virtue Signal: /* Heavy Infantry */

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Heavy Infantry

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	Remember that your heavy infantry and TAGs don't care about Isolated, but will still be immobilized by E/M grenades. Just remember this before running them into an E/Marat, but feel free to completely ignore Jammers.		Remember that your heavy infantry and TAGs don't care about Isolated, but will still be immobilized by E/M grenades. Just remember this before running them into an E/Marat, but feel free to completely ignore Jammers.

	*'''Sogarat Tempest Regiment:''' Iconic S5 Heavy Weapons platform. 2W+NWI. They received a pretty big facelift from N3, having lost Bioimmunity (but gained BTS6). They lost Automedkit (aka Regeneration in N4) but gained +1 Damage on BS and CC attacks. NCO and Lieutenant options are both great, don't forget that Pulzars have huge templates. +1B Feuerbach will explode just about anything if it connects in active turn (and most things in reactive), and the AP HMG shreds armor like no tomorrow~~. Strongly consider one~~.		*'''Sogarat Tempest Regiment:''' Iconic S5 Heavy Weapons platform. 2W+NWI. They received a pretty big facelift from N3, having lost Bioimmunity (but gained BTS6). They lost Automedkit (aka Regeneration in N4) but gained +1 Damage on BS and CC attacks. NCO and Lieutenant options are both great, don't forget that Pulzars have huge templates. +1B Feuerbach will explode just about anything if it connects in active turn (and most things in reactive), and the AP HMG shreds armor like no tomorrow.
	*'''Suryats:''' AP-immune Armor 4. They~~'re somewhat standard~~ heavy infantry, ~~with some decent weapon profiles~~. ~~There isn~~'~~t a lot to say here~~. ~~Notably resilient~~, ~~only BS13~~, ~~a decent price range~~, and ~~can add punch to a vanguard team~~. ~~Consider pairing the LT+1~~ with ~~an NCO for extra value~~, or the ~~MSV1 for some overwatch or cheeky through-smoke shots~~. ~~They're usually run in fireteams - a common sight~~ is the ~~HMG (being literally half of their available~~ profiles~~). Anyat could pair very well~~ with ~~a Haris for some mid-field mobility.~~		*'''Suryats:''' Notably resilient with their AP-immune Armor 4 and uncommonly high BTS 6 (with access to firewall tinbots too). They lack the movement speed and profile variety of other heavy infantry, making them best implemented as part of a vanguard fireteam.
	*'''Rindak:''' ~~Fast~~, ~~Solid~~ HI that pulls triple duty as a solid gunfighter, best in faction Paramedic, with serious Classified objective coverage. Dude is an all-star both in a fireteam and as a midfield specialist + Attack piece. Remember that Dodge-3 is a mod on your opponent's rolls when the Rindak dodges, and also that he has STR so you'll need a Kurgat if you want to fix him.		*'''Kaitok:''' The new S5 Heavy Weapons platform. Although not as powerful (or cool-looking) as the Sogarat, they're much cheaper, faster, and linkable (or frenziable, if on their own). The Feuerbach option comes with MSV1, while the basic Chain Rifle profile belts out 3 large templates. There is also the breaker combi rifle option, which notably packs an E/Marat. It's worth noting that all profiles also come with +1B heavy pistols
			*'''Rindak:''' The Rindak makes up for his hideous model by providing a fast, solid HI that pulls triple duty as a solid gunfighter, best-in-faction Paramedic, with serious Classified objective coverage. Dude is an all-star both in a fireteam and as a midfield specialist + Attack piece. Remember that Dodge-3 is a mod on your opponent's rolls when the Rindak dodges, and also that he has STR so you'll need a Kurgat if you want to fix him.

	===Tactical Armor Gear===		===Tactical Armor Gear===

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Tactical Armor Gear

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	===Tactical Armor Gear===		===Tactical Armor Gear===
	*'''Raicho Armored Brigade:''' Your choice of heavy rocket launcher, heavy shotgun + mine dispenser, or heavy flamethrower+NCO. There's a lot to pick apart here. Do note that your NCO is a full two SWC over the other two options, and that you have no Lieutenant option here. Immunity to crits, cannot be isolated, ECM versus Hacker and Guided. ARM 8, pretty beefy, and dangerous, everything a Morat loves. Consider a Raicho if you're not taking a Sogarat.		*'''Raicho Armored Brigade:''' Your choice of heavy rocket launcher, heavy shotgun + mine dispenser, or heavy flamethrower+NCO. There's a lot to pick apart here. Do note that your NCO is a full two SWC over the other two options, and that you have no Lieutenant option here. Immunity to crits, cannot be isolated, ECM versus Hacker and Guided. ARM 8, pretty beefy, and dangerous, everything a Morat loves. Consider a Raicho if you're not taking a Sogarat.
	**'''Raicho Pilot:''' As an extra consideration, your Raicho pilot has a B5 assault pistol and is a specialist operative. This isn't amazing value, but do remember if you need to pop ~~him~~ out and press a button.		**'''Raicho Pilot:''' As an extra consideration, your Raicho pilot has a B5 assault pistol and is a specialist operative. This isn't amazing value, but do remember if you need to pop her out and press a button.

	===Remotes===		===Remotes===

1d4chan>Dirk: Updating the Morat page to reflect the post-fireteam and post-Morat Update state of the army. I only did Light Infantry so far, will come back later.

2022-11-20T00:55:04Z

Updating the Morat page to reflect the post-fireteam and post-Morat Update state of the army. I only did Light Infantry so far, will come back later.

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	[[File:Unit Identifier Morats.png\|thumb\|Unit Identifier Morats]]		[[File:Unit Identifier Morats.png\|thumb\|Unit Identifier Morats]]
	===Light Infantry===		===Light Infantry===
	*'''Morat Vanguard Infantry:''' Basic AF. Incredibly expensive for what you get, but they still generate orders when in Loss of Lieutenant. Strongly consider dodging in ARO, as you're rarely going to do worse than shooting. Their weapon options are fine - the K1 Sniper is Damage 13. The paramedic makes the check on their patient's PH-0 in the best PH-having army in the game (thanks N4!), the missile launcher is a missile launcher. ~~They're an okay link team~~, they ~~hunt armor okay,~~ and ~~are an okay staple~~. ~~Remember~~ to ~~mix them with either Anyat~~, ~~your two wildcards, and/~~or ~~a Suryat to lead them~~.		*'''Morat Vanguard Infantry:''' Basic AF. Incredibly expensive for what you get, but they still generate orders when in Loss of Lieutenant. Strongly consider dodging in ARO, as you're rarely going to do worse than shooting. Their weapon options are fine - everyone packs a Heavy Pistol for slightly more dangerous close range AROs and the K1 Sniper is Damage 13. The paramedic makes the check on their patient's PH-0 in the best PH-having army in the game (thanks N4!), the missile launcher is a missile launcher. Despite their relatively high cost compared to other line troops, they are the core of the Morats being the cheapest filler for your best Core and Haris fireteams. With the Fireteam update making "Morat" fireteams incredibly versatile and easy to get composition bonuses, basic filler Vanguards or Paramedics are very useful.
	**'''Treitak Anyat:''' The Vanguard named-character SpecOps ~~dire foe~~. Specialist operative, climbing plus, shock immunity. The K1 Combi Rifle is a bane of everything armored, E/M grenades terrify HI and TAGs, chain colt keeps skirmishers at bay, and the smoke grenades let you move you (and your fireteam) up-field to threaten with all three weapons. Not a wildcard - Vanguards, Suryats, Sogarats, or Raichos only - but still a decent option. (CB wasn't going to let you fireteam smoke with MSV2 anyways).		**'''Treitak Anyat:''' The Vanguard named character SpecOps from Dire Foes: Slave Trophy. Specialist operative, climbing plus, shock immunity. The K1 Combi Rifle is a bane of everything armored, E/M grenades terrify HI and TAGs, chain colt keeps skirmishers at bay, and the smoke grenades let you move you (and your fireteam) up-field to threaten with all three weapons. <SPAN STYLE="text-decoration:line-through">Not a wildcard - Vanguards, Suryats, Sogarats, or Raichos only - but still a decent option. (CB wasn't going to let you fireteam smoke with MSV2 anyways)</SPAN>.YES A WILDCARD WITH SMOKE AND MSV! The fireteam and Morat update didn't just make her a real Wildcard, but also completely revamped your options for fireteams. Stick her in a core fireteam with a Yaogat MSV with full composition bonuses and bully almost anyone from a map away. She's incredibly versatile for fireteam composition, only hindered by her price. She isn't ''very'' expensive at 24 points, but it's still a lot for a Morat Vanguard with a batman utility belt.
	*'''Krakot Renegades:''' Weirdly not listed as a warband. Decent but they don't fit into any fireteams aside from their own. They compete with your other warband options. Forward Deployment, bonus to dodge, and a very possible mobility option on MetaChem makes them really aggressive. Judge for yourself, they are competing with Daturazi.		**'''Dartok Cybercombat Team:''' ''The Artist Formerly Known As Vanguard Hacker.'' When the Morat update came out, they sent the Vanguard Hacker to DEF CON and he picked up some nasty hacking tricks and an edgier name. The Morat standard of Veteran in addition to his fancy new cybernetics giving him BTS 6 and Dogged makes him ''extremely resistant'' to enemy hacking. Not only that, but he can also get the Suryat's tinbot bonus for Firewall (-3), just in case enemy hackers thought they could hack you back. He also now brings a pitcher and a hacking device with Trinity (+1 Damage) for blowing the brains of enemy hackers or marking missile targets from a distance. An absolute monster of a hacker who is decently priced and core-linkable for that sweet, sweet sixth sense and pitcher shooting. Always bring the SMG one, it's cheaper and you have other dorks in your Core Fireteam to do the shooting. ''Who even likes Cybermines?''
	*'''Kurgat Reg. of Assault Engineers:''' Surprisingly 'eh' but they hit hard. They're useful, BS12 engineers. ~~Two~~ profiles ~~pack~~ AP (~~armor-piercing, NOT antipersonnel~~) mines ~~for demolishing armor~~. The ~~third~~ has the Portable Autocannon. ~~The AC might feel better in~~ a ~~Haris~~, but ~~three engineers might be~~ a ~~bit much unless you expect some hardcore TAG bullying (and some misplays). They're~~ a ~~bit hamstrung by the lack of link options~~. If you need an engineer, they're more aggressive than Dr. Worm, but not necessarily better.		*'''Krakot Renegades:''' Weirdly not listed as a warband. Decent but they don't fit into any fireteams aside from their own Haris. They compete with your other warband options. Forward Deployment, bonus to dodge, and a very possible mobility option on MetaChem makes them really aggressive. Judge for yourself, they are competing with Daturazi, and those boys bring smoke grenades.
	*'''Zabuk, Morat Enslavers:''' In typical Morat fashion, the HVT figure from their new Dire Foes box also has a combat profile. ~~Unfortunately Zabuk~~ have ~~little~~ to ~~offer in~~ a ~~world where~~ Daturazi ~~exist and don~~'t ~~even compare particularly well~~ to ~~Vanguards~~, ~~unless~~ you ~~for some reason desperately want an adhesive launcher somewhere in your list~~.		*'''Kurgat Reg. of Assault Engineers:''' Surprisingly 'eh' but they hit hard and can link with "Morat" fireteams. They're useful, BS12 engineers that bring a toolbelt of options to support your Vanguards. There are 5 profiles available, each bringing some nifty tools. The cheapest two profiles bring a BSG, D-Charges, and AP mines or Drop Bears. A pretty nifty kit for putting in a Vanguard link, AP mines can really hurt HI and drop bears allowing you to do the mine-shoot trick with anyone in the link. The next profile replaces the mines or drop bears with a Panzerfaust (+1 Damage) which is alright but isn't as universally useful as AP mines/throwing mines. The fourth profile has (BS Attack (+1)), an AP Combi Rifle, E/Mitter, and AP Mines in case you need someone to disable or destroy a TAG on a budget. The last profile brings the '''Meme-tastic Portable Autocannon.''' It's expensive, it's fragile, and it has no way to deal with modifiers; but it is a core-linkable Autocannon that gets full bonuses. Your opponent will quake at a Burst 3 Autocannon hitting on 18s doing AP+EXP damage... Until, like, a Tuareg or Trinitarian outshoots it because he has no MSV or Mimetism. Good for a laugh or surprise pick, but a Yaogat MULTI Sniper does a mostly better job. If you need an engineer, they're more aggressive than Dr. Worm, but not necessarily better.
			*'''Zabuk, Morat Enslavers:''' In typical Morat fashion, the HVT figure from their new Dire Foes box also has a combat profile. She's like if a Morat Vanguard had a kid with an O-12 Gluecoat or Odalisque. 15 points is one more point than the basic Vanguard, and she trades her combi rifle for a SMG, Heavy Riotstopper, Flashpulse, and Para CC weapon. Her Para CC (-9) and CC18 means that no one will be able to mess with her in melee without potentially getting immobilized; but her 1 wound, low BS, and low armor mean they probably are going to just shoot her instead. She is also one of the few units that doesn't get the (Morat) keyword, making her weird for fireteams. Maybe an interesting filler for a Haris that doesn't need the composition bonus and wants that Riotstopper for defense, but you could also get a Vanguard FO or Paramedic for similar points. Probably not great.
			*'''Tyrok Hunters:''' The Morats have gotten really into Final Fantasy 14 since the Dartoks started hacking into MayaNet, and they decided they needed a Dragoon. She's the equivalent to the Beast Hunter that the humans get, but she's a completely different beast. CC23, Martial Arts Level 1, Dogged, a +1 Damage Trench Hammer, and +1 Burst Heavy Pistol lets her kill practically anything she can touch. Only 4-4 movement, no berserk, and no smoke means she might have some trouble bringing her halberd to bear against anything without some help. Forward deployment (+8) helps, but she still would appreciate someone like Anyat/Oznat/Daturazi throwing her a smoke grenade to avoid AROs. While she isn't good at shooting, she does pack a T2 rifle which is neat. Her other profiles give her Minelayer for mid field defenses, or a Skurgot pet. The Skurgot's profile is like a mini Tyrok to use as a meat shield, but with 6-4 movement and a DA CC weapon. The Tyrok has a very good price at 21-25 points, if you can leverage it.

	*'''Med-Tech Obsidon Medchanoid:''' AKA 'Doctor Worm', but don't let the name fool you: they're also your second engineer option. They're your only doctor model, and their price point makes them a pretty efficient specialist through a peripheral. Honestly a good choice if you want a dedicated engineer and doctor that has no reason to expose themselves. They won't be breaking any faces in, but they will be fixing them. Remember, they ''aren't'' Morats, and ''do'' care when the Lt eats a bullet.		*'''Med-Tech Obsidon Medchanoid:''' AKA 'Doctor Worm', but don't let the name fool you: they're also your second engineer option. They're your only doctor model, and their price point makes them a pretty efficient specialist through a peripheral. Honestly a good choice if you want a dedicated engineer and doctor that has no reason to expose themselves. They won't be breaking any faces in, but they will be fixing them. Remember, they ''aren't'' Morats, and ''do'' care when the Lt eats a bullet. With the changes to Vanguard Paramedics and Kurgats in fireteams, the new Kurgat profiles, and the addition of the Rindak Paramedic, he's looking less important in the grand scheme of things. He's still versatile, but not your only option.

	===Medium Infantry===		===Medium Infantry===

1d4chan>Virtue Signal: /* Light Infantry */

2022-11-17T01:01:35Z

Light Infantry

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	**'''Treitak Anyat:''' The Vanguard named-character SpecOps dire foe. Specialist operative, climbing plus, shock immunity. The K1 Combi Rifle is a bane of everything armored, E/M grenades terrify HI and TAGs, chain colt keeps skirmishers at bay, and the smoke grenades let you move you (and your fireteam) up-field to threaten with all three weapons. Not a wildcard - Vanguards, Suryats, Sogarats, or Raichos only - but still a decent option. (CB wasn't going to let you fireteam smoke with MSV2 anyways).		**'''Treitak Anyat:''' The Vanguard named-character SpecOps dire foe. Specialist operative, climbing plus, shock immunity. The K1 Combi Rifle is a bane of everything armored, E/M grenades terrify HI and TAGs, chain colt keeps skirmishers at bay, and the smoke grenades let you move you (and your fireteam) up-field to threaten with all three weapons. Not a wildcard - Vanguards, Suryats, Sogarats, or Raichos only - but still a decent option. (CB wasn't going to let you fireteam smoke with MSV2 anyways).
	*'''Krakot Renegades:''' Weirdly not listed as a warband. Decent but they don't fit into any fireteams aside from their own. They compete with your other warband options. Forward Deployment, bonus to dodge, and a very possible mobility option on MetaChem makes them really aggressive. Judge for yourself, they are competing with Daturazi.		*'''Krakot Renegades:''' Weirdly not listed as a warband. Decent but they don't fit into any fireteams aside from their own. They compete with your other warband options. Forward Deployment, bonus to dodge, and a very possible mobility option on MetaChem makes them really aggressive. Judge for yourself, they are competing with Daturazi.
			*'''Kurgat Reg. of Assault Engineers:''' Surprisingly 'eh' but they hit hard. They're useful, BS12 engineers. Two profiles pack AP (armor-piercing, NOT antipersonnel) mines for demolishing armor. The third has the Portable Autocannon. The AC might feel better in a Haris, but three engineers might be a bit much unless you expect some hardcore TAG bullying (and some misplays). They're a bit hamstrung by the lack of link options. If you need an engineer, they're more aggressive than Dr. Worm, but not necessarily better.
			*'''Zabuk, Morat Enslavers:''' In typical Morat fashion, the HVT figure from their new Dire Foes box also has a combat profile. Unfortunately Zabuk have little to offer in a world where Daturazi exist and don't even compare particularly well to Vanguards, unless you for some reason desperately want an adhesive launcher somewhere in your list.

	*'''Kurgat Reg. of Assault Engineers:''' Surprisingly 'eh' but they hit hard. They're useful, BS12 engineers. Two profiles pack AP (armor-piercing, NOT antipersonnel) mines for demolishing armor. The third has the Portable Autocannon. The AC might feel better in a Haris, but three engineers might be a bit much unless you expect some hardcore TAG bullying (and some misplays). They're a bit hamstrung by the lack of link options. If you need an engineer, they're more aggressive than Dr. Worm, but not necessarily better.		*'''Med-Tech Obsidon Medchanoid:''' AKA 'Doctor Worm', but don't let the name fool you: they're also your second engineer option. They're your only doctor model, and their price point makes them a pretty efficient specialist through a peripheral. Honestly a good choice if you want a dedicated engineer and doctor that has no reason to expose themselves. They won't be breaking any faces in, but they will be fixing them. Remember, they ''aren't'' Morats, and ''do'' care when the Lt eats a bullet.
	*'''Med-Tech Obsidon Medchanoid:''' AKA 'Doctor Worm', but don't let the name fool you: they're also your second engineer option. They're your only doctor model, and their price point makes them a pretty efficient specialist through a peripheral. Honestly a good choice if you want a dedicated engineer and doctor that has no reason to expose themselves. They won't be breaking any faces in, but they will be fixing them.

	===Medium Infantry===		===Medium Infantry===

204.193.28.111: /* Heavy Infantry */

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Heavy Infantry

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	*'''Sogarat Tempest Regiment:''' Iconic S5 Heavy Weapons platform. 2W+NWI. They received a pretty big facelift from N3, having lost Bioimmunity (but gained BTS6). They lost Automedkit (aka Regeneration in N4) but gained +1 Damage on BS and CC attacks. NCO and Lieutenant options are both great, don't forget that Pulzars have huge templates. +1B Feuerbach will explode just about anything if it connects in active turn (and most things in reactive), and the AP HMG shreds armor like no tomorrow. Strongly consider one.		*'''Sogarat Tempest Regiment:''' Iconic S5 Heavy Weapons platform. 2W+NWI. They received a pretty big facelift from N3, having lost Bioimmunity (but gained BTS6). They lost Automedkit (aka Regeneration in N4) but gained +1 Damage on BS and CC attacks. NCO and Lieutenant options are both great, don't forget that Pulzars have huge templates. +1B Feuerbach will explode just about anything if it connects in active turn (and most things in reactive), and the AP HMG shreds armor like no tomorrow. Strongly consider one.
	*'''Suryats:''' AP-immune Armor 4. They're somewhat standard heavy infantry, with some decent weapon profiles. There isn't a lot to say here. Notably resilient, only BS13, a decent price range, and can add punch to a vanguard team. Consider pairing the LT+1 with an NCO for extra value, or the MSV1 for some overwatch or cheeky through-smoke shots. They're usually run in fireteams - a common sight is the HMG (being literally half of their available profiles). Anyat could pair very well with a Haris for some mid-field mobility.		*'''Suryats:''' AP-immune Armor 4. They're somewhat standard heavy infantry, with some decent weapon profiles. There isn't a lot to say here. Notably resilient, only BS13, a decent price range, and can add punch to a vanguard team. Consider pairing the LT+1 with an NCO for extra value, or the MSV1 for some overwatch or cheeky through-smoke shots. They're usually run in fireteams - a common sight is the HMG (being literally half of their available profiles). Anyat could pair very well with a Haris for some mid-field mobility.
			*'''Rindak:''' Fast, Solid HI that pulls triple duty as a solid gunfighter, best in faction Paramedic, with serious Classified objective coverage. Dude is an all-star both in a fireteam and as a midfield specialist + Attack piece. Remember that Dodge-3 is a mod on your opponent's rolls when the Rindak dodges, and also that he has STR so you'll need a Kurgat if you want to fix him.

	===Tactical Armor Gear===		===Tactical Armor Gear===

1d4chan>Benutzernamuel: /* Units Overview */

2021-08-23T17:41:59Z

Units Overview

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	*'''Good Airborne Troops:''' Rasyats can walk in from the enemy deployment zone, and Taryots have Explosive Combat Jump. They're not the backbone of a list, but shake things up a bit.		*'''Good Airborne Troops:''' Rasyats can walk in from the enemy deployment zone, and Taryots have Explosive Combat Jump. They're not the backbone of a list, but shake things up a bit.
	*'''Decent Midfield:''' You have a good selection of mid-field units and even some ways of getting there. You can punch out of your deployment zone pretty hard, as long as you avoid stacking Mimetism modifiers against yourself. Zerats are better in N4 (Mimetism -6!), Daturazi provide good smoke cover and aggression, and all your medium infantry are 4-4 and all have strong weapon options.		*'''Decent Midfield:''' You have a good selection of mid-field units and even some ways of getting there. You can punch out of your deployment zone pretty hard, as long as you avoid stacking Mimetism modifiers against yourself. Zerats are better in N4 (Mimetism -6!), Daturazi provide good smoke cover and aggression, and all your medium infantry are 4-4 and all have strong weapon options.
			[[File:Unit Identifier Morats.png\|thumb\|Unit Identifier Morats]]
	~~'''Remember to keep~~ Unit ~~blurbs short and succinct~~. ~~This is 'what they do and why they're good' not 'here's how you use them'.~~

	===Light Infantry===		===Light Infantry===
	*'''Morat Vanguard Infantry:''' Basic AF. Incredibly expensive for what you get, but they still generate orders when in Loss of Lieutenant. Strongly consider dodging in ARO, as you're rarely going to do worse than shooting. Their weapon options are fine - the K1 Sniper is Damage 13. The paramedic makes the check on their patient's PH-0 in the best PH-having army in the game (thanks N4!), the missile launcher is a missile launcher. They're an okay link team, they hunt armor okay, and are an okay staple. Remember to mix them with either Anyat, your two wildcards, and/or a Suryat to lead them.		*'''Morat Vanguard Infantry:''' Basic AF. Incredibly expensive for what you get, but they still generate orders when in Loss of Lieutenant. Strongly consider dodging in ARO, as you're rarely going to do worse than shooting. Their weapon options are fine - the K1 Sniper is Damage 13. The paramedic makes the check on their patient's PH-0 in the best PH-having army in the game (thanks N4!), the missile launcher is a missile launcher. They're an okay link team, they hunt armor okay, and are an okay staple. Remember to mix them with either Anyat, your two wildcards, and/or a Suryat to lead them.
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	===Skirmishers===		===Skirmishers===
	*'''Zerat Special Missions Regiment:''' Zerats received an upgrade in N4. They're Mim-6 troopers for sub-30pts, with infiltration and a few decent specialist profiles. Alongside mines, d-charges, and templates, they're a decent multi-role skirmisher, but lack the staying power that camouflage would provide. They're good for Turn 1 button pushers, board control, assassination runs, and just forcing unfavorable fights at -9. They get their best value when going first by pressing buttons, going into suppressive fire, and/or picking off an overextended chump. Honestly hit or miss, and you should expect them to die in turns 1 or 2. If you do take them, know what you want to use them for.		*'''Zerat Special Missions Regiment:''' Zerats received an upgrade in N4. They're Mim-6 troopers for sub-30pts, with infiltration and a few decent specialist profiles. Alongside mines, d-charges, and templates, they're a decent multi-role skirmisher, but lack the staying power that camouflage would provide. They're good for Turn 1 button pushers, board control, assassination runs, and just forcing unfavorable fights at -9. They get their best value when going first by pressing buttons, going into suppressive fire, and/or picking off an overextended chump. Honestly hit or miss, and you should expect them to die in turns 1 or 2. If you do take them, know what you want to use them for.

	==Building Your Army==		==Building Your Army==

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	===Remotes===		===Remotes===
			*'''Dropsuit Taryot:'''
	*'''Ikadron Batroids:''' 9pts for a 6-2 MOV, baggage-having, repeater-carrying drone with double flamethrowers. Honestly extremely good, and you get two of them. If you absolutely don't want to take Vanguards, consider these for deployment zone defense and cheap orders. Remember they can Prone now.		*'''Ikadron Batroids:''' 9pts for a 6-2 MOV, baggage-having, repeater-carrying drone with double flamethrowers. Honestly extremely good, and you get two of them. If you absolutely don't want to take Vanguards, consider these for deployment zone defense and cheap orders. Remember they can Prone now.
	*'''Remotes:''' Honestly the standard Combined Army remotes aren't too noteworthy here. They're decent (or even good). Flash pulse R-Drones are your cheapest order (though AVA1), and the rest of your non-Ikadron remotes are extremely standard. Though your Q-drone has Mimetism-3 which puts it well above its counterparts in other factions.		*'''Remotes:''' Honestly the standard Combined Army remotes aren't too noteworthy here. They're decent (or even good). Flash pulse R-Drones are your cheapest order (though AVA1), and the rest of your non-Ikadron remotes are extremely standard. Though your Q-drone has Mimetism-3 which puts it well above its counterparts in other factions.