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	As inevitable as death and as tough as living metal, the '''Necron Overlord''' is the second of the two DLC heroes in [[Last Stand]]. The Necron Overlord has a host of major advantages - tough armor, high health, extremely potent abilities that primarily focus on control and support, and strong damage output, all on one platform. In fact, it's easy to look at the Necron Overlord's extremely high "raw numbers" and think out-of-hand that the he's overpowered. These are things that are easy to read; high number = strong. And let's not beat around the bush, correctly exploited, he ''is'' extremely powerful when his weaknesses are kept in mind. Looking past his strengths however, one sees technicalities that add weaknesses in other, more esoteric respects than just "low health/low damage" etc, such as casting times and slow reactivity. To put it another way, he ''is'' very powerful, and his advantages are simple to exploit, but he's not idiot-proof.		As inevitable as death and as tough as living metal, the '''Necron Overlord''' is the second of the two DLC heroes in [[Last Stand]]. The Necron Overlord has a host of major advantages - tough armor, high health, extremely potent abilities that primarily focus on control and support, and strong damage output, all on one platform. In fact, it's easy to look at the Necron Overlord's extremely high "raw numbers" and think out-of-hand that the he's overpowered. These are things that are easy to read; high number = strong. And let's not beat around the bush, correctly exploited, he ''is'' extremely powerful when his weaknesses are kept in mind. Looking past his strengths however, one sees technicalities that add weaknesses in other, more esoteric respects than just "low health/low damage" etc, such as casting times and slow reactivity. To put it another way, he ''is'' very powerful, and his advantages are simple to exploit, but he's not idiot-proof.

	In summation, he is a relatively balanced character - albeit one who's basically designed for Last Stand, with all that implies.		In summation, he is a relatively balanced character - albeit one who's basically designed for Last Stand, with all that implies.

	The Necron Lord does two things superlatively well: Tanking and surviving. He has many options for keeping himself alive and ranks as the toughest character in Last Stand except for one of the toughness-focused Hive Tyrant, Captain, or Shas'O Commander builds. The downside is that while he has many big advantages, he essentially needs these advantages to break even with other classes, and indeed, he loses out to these in other areas; he will consistently be outrun by other heroes, and his means for improving his mobility are limited to a comparatively short-ranged teleport and an upgrade that still sees him outmaneuvered by other heroes. His damage is very high, but is almost entirely single-target; choices that give him abilities on top of this tend to weaken him by removing his fearless ability or are generally inefficient, with the Necron Overlord's abilities being consistently less efficient in terms of power/cost ratio. In general, the Necron Lord will consistently pay more for abilities which just don't match the power of other heroes unless they keep him alive or help tear down single, hardened units, in which case they'll be practically unmatched. Because most builds for the Necron Overlord focus so hard on surviving, builds that focus more on support or offense tend to do comparatively poorly and demand much more attention out of.		The Necron Lord does two things superlatively well: Tanking and surviving. He has many options for keeping himself alive and ranks as the toughest character in Last Stand except for one of the toughness-focused Hive Tyrant, Captain, or Shas'O Commander builds. The downside is that while he has many big advantages, he essentially needs these advantages to break even with other classes, and indeed, he loses out to these in other areas; he will consistently be outrun by other heroes, and his means for improving his mobility are limited to a comparatively short-ranged teleport and an upgrade that still sees him outmaneuvered by other heroes. His damage is very high, but is almost entirely single-target; choices that give him abilities on top of this tend to weaken him by removing his fearless ability or are generally inefficient, with the Necron Overlord's abilities being consistently less efficient in terms of power/cost ratio. In general, the Necron Lord will consistently pay more for abilities which just don't match the power of other heroes unless they keep him alive or help tear down single, hardened units, in which case they'll be practically unmatched. Because most builds for the Necron Overlord focus so hard on surviving, builds that focus more on support or offense tend to do comparatively poorly and demand much more attention out of.

	The Overlord has other drawbacks as well. Like the Shas'O Commander and Tyranid Hive Tyrant, the Necron Overlord cannot benefit from cover and cannot enter buildings. Whilst the Necron Overlord is unshakable by default, he is not immune to being thrown around - just knocked down - which means he can get jostled away from where he needs to be. This pairs with another weakness of his - that all of his abilities have long activation times. The Necron Overlord often takes several seconds to activate an ability, during which time he can be overwhelmed or be knocked unconscious. Fight smart, or even the Necron Overlord's toughness won't be enough to save you.		The Overlord has other drawbacks as well. Like the Shas'O Commander and Tyranid Hive Tyrant, the Necron Overlord cannot benefit from cover and cannot enter buildings. Whilst the Necron Overlord is unshakable by default, he is not immune to being thrown around - just knocked down - which means he can get jostled away from where he needs to be. This pairs with another weakness of his - that all of his abilities have long activation times. The Necron Overlord often takes several seconds to activate an ability, during which time he can be overwhelmed or be knocked unconscious. Fight smart, or even the Necron Overlord's toughness won't be enough to save you.
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	**Armor Rating: 125		**Armor Rating: 125
	**Traits: Combat Expert (+30% Melee and Ranged damage)		**Traits: Combat Expert (+30% Melee and Ranged damage)
	*** Simply put, one of the best armors the Necron Overlord gets. ''Everything'' benefits from Diadem of the Nemesor, and the huge damage boost it gives not only your attacks, but your abilities goes a long way. Much like the Farseer's Armor of Idranel, this armor is strong enough that it's extremely hard to justify the later armors the Necron Lord gets outside of specific builds.		*** Simply put, one of the best armors the Necron Overlord gets. ''Everything'' benefits from Diadem of the Nemesor, and the huge damage boost it gives not only your attacks, but your abilities goes a long way. Much like the Farseer's Armor of Idranel, this armor is strong enough that it's extremely hard to justify the later armors the Necron Lord gets outside of specific builds.

	*'''Monolithic Diadem''' - ''Achievement Unlock: Revive two allies at the same time using the Res Orb, twice in the same game''		*'''Monolithic Diadem''' - ''Achievement Unlock: Revive two allies at the same time using the Res Orb, twice in the same game''
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	** 10.8 DPS		** 10.8 DPS
	** +25 energy		** +25 energy
	*** Unlike most default weapons, the Staff of Light you start with is actually pretty good. By no means is it worth taking beyond the most elementary levels, but when first starting out, the combination of halfway-decent ranged damage with a good rate of fire and a decent amount of bonus energy makes it a decent pick. Shelve it once you get better, however.		*** Unlike most default weapons, the Staff of Light you start with is actually pretty good. By no means is it worth taking beyond the most elementary levels, but when first starting out, the combination of halfway-decent ranged damage with a good rate of fire and a decent amount of bonus energy makes it a decent pick. Shelve it once you get better, however.

	*'''Staff of the Obelisk''' - ''Level 1''		*'''Staff of the Obelisk''' - ''Level 1''
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	** Two-handed Ranged Weapon		** Two-handed Ranged Weapon
	** 16.6 DPS		** 16.6 DPS
	** Abilities: Annihilation Barrage (20 energy; Fires a bunch of beams in a line at the target area, like a Dreadnought's Assault Cannon Sweep)		** Abilities: Annihilation Barrage (20 energy; Fires a bunch of beams in a line at the target area, like a Dreadnought's Assault Cannon Sweep)
	** Traits: Armor Piercing (Melee attacks ignore 100 points of armor)		** Traits: Armor Piercing (Melee attacks ignore 100 points of armor)
	** 1.3 Health Regeneration		** 1.3 Health Regeneration
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	*'''On Achievements:'''		*'''On Achievements:'''
	** ''The Red Harvest'' (Unlocks the Doomsday Edge) Complete a total of 100 waves as the Necron Overlord.		** ''The Red Harvest'' (Unlocks the Doomsday Edge) Complete a total of 100 waves as the Necron Overlord.
	*** Strategy? Just play the game and you'll get it eventually.		*** Strategy? Just play the game and you'll get it eventually.
	** ''Lord of Risen Doom (grab me the paddles: cron edition)'' (Unlocks Monolithic Diadem) requires the necron to use the Resurrection Orb to revive either two allies, or an ally and himself simultaneously, twice in a single match.		** ''Lord of Risen Doom (grab me the paddles: cron edition)'' (Unlocks Monolithic Diadem) requires the necron to use the Resurrection Orb to revive either two allies, or an ally and himself simultaneously, twice in a single match.
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	'''Available by:''' Level 14 (lvl 5 w/o Phylactery)		'''Available by:''' Level 14 (lvl 5 w/o Phylactery)

	Is it that savage new metal cape or that 10 foot scythe that just keeps people looking? Neither its your super sweet stuna build! Thats right why risk dying when you can just make you enemies stare at you mindlessly as you slaughter them in droves. The Doomsday Edges extra energy lets you utilize Pitiless Strike with reckless abandon stunning anything and everything all the time and if used immediately after you swing it will reset you swing timer and do a great burst of damage to anything. If you do run low on energy just run in the thickest part of the fray let that sweet Phylactery re-up you life and energy. But what happens when you get in real trouble and that second life just isn't enough? Bust out your stuna shades and drop that Tesseract my friend... you earned it. Wave 16 and 20 giving you problems in BC? Throw a preemptive Tesseract at your clones and go to town while they admire you amazing skills and when it wears off just hit em with a Pitiless Strike and keep them wondering "How can this Necron be so amazing?"		Is it that savage new metal cape or that 10 foot scythe that just keeps people looking? Neither its your super sweet stuna build! Thats right why risk dying when you can just make you enemies stare at you mindlessly as you slaughter them in droves. The Doomsday Edges extra energy lets you utilize Pitiless Strike with reckless abandon stunning anything and everything all the time and if used immediately after you swing it will reset you swing timer and do a great burst of damage to anything. If you do run low on energy just run in the thickest part of the fray let that sweet Phylactery re-up you life and energy. But what happens when you get in real trouble and that second life just isn't enough? Bust out your stuna shades and drop that Tesseract my friend... you earned it. Wave 16 and 20 giving you problems in BC? Throw a preemptive Tesseract at your clones and go to town while they admire you amazing skills and when it wears off just hit em with a Pitiless Strike and keep them wondering "How can this Necron be so amazing?".

	Alternative: Swap out the Glyph of Implacable for Gift of the Wraith. You become way more squishy but can potentially up that DPS with more Pitiless Strikes. Since you will be triggering Phylactery more often you should be able to use PS every time it is off cool down just remember you're no longer an uber tank monster and let to smashing continue.		Alternative: Swap out the Glyph of Implacable for Gift of the Wraith. You become way more squishy but can potentially up that DPS with more Pitiless Strikes. Since you will be triggering Phylactery more often you should be able to use PS every time it is off cool down just remember you're no longer an uber tank monster and let to smashing continue.
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	'''Available by:''' Level 20		'''Available by:''' Level 20

	Have you ever wanted to go full tank enough so your response to being shot by an army is to simply laugh? And when your health gets to zero it resets to max? And when you finally die you simply get back up after a few seconds with your second health bar restored?		Have you ever wanted to go full tank enough so your response to being shot by an army is to simply laugh? And when your health gets to zero it resets to max? And when you finally die you simply get back up after a few seconds with your second health bar restored? This build is best exemplified by stats, as you will either be going choppy in mêlée or summoning the nightbringer as a nuke. 600 health, 6 times normal - 290 health x2 with Phylactery, 5 health regen and Phylactery restores every 30 seconds even if downed and self reviving. Only 33% of damage taken - 220 armour giving a 64% damage reduction, mêlée specials can reduce armour or ignore it though. High area of effect damage - In mêlée you can kill everything slowly. Area of effect kills swarms, armour piercing kills high value targets. Everything dies to you reliably but slowly, though you often need to footslog to enemies. Has pet Pokémon God as a nuke - The nightbringer is your nuke. It is best to stay in it to attract enemies to their doom. As this is your only ability, there is no energy management. You can self revive infinitely - This is both the most broken and potentially useless ability. As long as one other teammate is alive, you always get back up after a few seconds. While you being the tank often means you are the last to go down and are on medic duty, the overlord can solo later waves so long as one teammate keeps jet packing around the map hiding or tanking. If all 3 players make use of reanimation protocols, it is almost impossible for the whole to team to be down at the same time, making victory trivial. So there must be a downside right? - Wrong, this one man death machine kills everything in a slow but reliable manner. Its only problem is that on the BC map, your clone is almost impossible to kill. Even if you destroy its buffed health, it will simply get back up even if there are any enemies on the map. This combined with its nuke and armour piercing ability means it needs to be killed last on level 16 and 20, kiting is recommend as it footsloges slowly. Having a chaos heretic douple your clone leads to hilarious results, as it still retains its nuke and second health bar and gets the accompanying chaos buffs, leading to an invincible minion with 3 different health bars each 290 in size.
	This build is best exemplified by stats, as you will either be going choppy in mêlée or summoning the nightbringer as a nuke.
	600 health, 6 times normal - 290 health x2 with Phylactery, 5 health regen and Phylactery restores every 30 seconds even if downed and self reviving.
	Only 33% of damage taken - 220 armour giving a 64% damage reduction, mêlée specials can reduce armour or ignore it though.
	High area of effect damage - In mêlée you can kill everything slowly. Area of effect kills swarms, armour piercing kills high value targets. Everything dies to you reliably but slowly, though you often need to footslog to enemies.
	Has pet Pokémon God as a nuke - The nightbringer is your nuke. It is best to stay in it to attract enemies to their doom. As this is your only ability, there is no energy management.
	You can self revive infinitely - This is both the most broken and potentially useless ability. As long as one other teammate is alive, you always get back up after a few seconds. While you being the tank often means you are the last to go down and are on medic duty, the overlord can solo later waves so long as one teammate keeps jet packing around the map hiding or tanking. If all 3 players make use of reanimation protocols, it is almost impossible for the whole to team to be down at the same time, making victory trivial.
	So there must be a downside right? - Wrong, this one man death machine kills everything in a slow but reliable manner. Its only problem is that on the BC map, your clone is almost impossible to kill. Even if you destroy its buffed health, it will simply get back up even if there are any enemies on the map. This combined with its nuke and armour piercing ability means it needs to be killed last on level 16 and 20, kiting is recommend as it footsloges slowly. Having a chaos heretic douple your clone leads to hilarious results, as it still retains its nuke and second health bar and gets the accompanying chaos buffs, leading to an invincible minion with 3 different health bars each 290 in size.

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	*'''Glyph of the Tireless Harvest''' - ''Level 18''		*'''Glyph of the Tireless Harvest''' - ''Level 18''
	**Trait: Awoken		**Trait: Awoken
	*** Reduces the cooldown time of all of the Overlord abilities. This is a FLAT reduction, meaning it's enough to reduce the cooldowns of Phase Shifter and Tachyon Arrow to literally ''nothing,'' which is enough to actually make them usable. Its effect on most other abilties isn't as drastic, but it still goes a long way towards making the Annihilation Lance, Tachyon Diadem, and Diadem ~~of the Technomancer~~ viable weapons, and it's a big help if you like the Raiment of the Tesseract (and frankly, who doesn't?).		*** Reduces the cooldown time of all of the Overlord abilities. This is a FLAT reduction, meaning it's enough to reduce the cooldowns of Phase Shifter and Tachyon Arrow to literally ''nothing,'' which is enough to actually make them usable. Its effect on most other abilties isn't as drastic, but it still goes a long way towards making the Annihilation Lance, Tachyon Diadem, and Technomancer's Diadem viable weapons, and it's a big help if you like the Raiment of the Tesseract (and frankly, who doesn't?).

	*'''Nightmare Shroud''' - ''Level 19''		*'''Nightmare Shroud''' - ''Level 19''

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	'''Available by:''' Level 18		'''Available by:''' Level 18

	This build is as mobile as possible and offers amazingly fun melee AoE, at the cost of what Necrons are best known for - any semblance of tankiness whatsoever. Tireless Harvest drops Pitiless Strike's cooldown to several seconds, while Monolithic Diadem and Star Gods allow you to spam it as often as you please. Combine with Phase Shifter to wreak as much havoc as Nightcrawler in the opening scene of X2, blinking from one group to the next as you smash face and cause maximum disruption. You'll be wishing you had a fourth accessory slot, because at a base 100 health ~~and~~ no armor bonuses, you're as frail as a walking metal death machine can get. This build takes intense micro to stay alive, let alone excel at. A couple Ork Shoota squads can wear you down if you're not paying attention, but if you play aggressively, this build is more survivable than it seems. Pitiless Strike's almost non-existent cooldown allows you to stunlock any infantry, and as an added bonus, it throws them back, interrupting melee swings in progress. You're extremely vulnerable to vehicles, but you can drop a Tesseract on anything you can't handle and let your teammates grind them down, while doing acceptable damage yourself. You can kite an Avatar or Great Unclean One with ease, and just like a tanky Overlord, you'll probably still be the last alive. Teleport across the map to lead enemies away, then zip back to raise your allies. Or if the enemy is clustered well, drop a Tesseract on them and blink over to resurrect under their noses!		This build is as mobile as possible and offers amazingly fun melee AoE, at the cost of what Necrons are best known for - any semblance of tankiness whatsoever. Tireless Harvest drops Pitiless Strike's cooldown to several seconds, while Monolithic Diadem and Star Gods allow you to spam it as often as you please. Combine with Phase Shifter to wreak as much havoc as Nightcrawler in the opening scene of X2, blinking from one group to the next as you smash face and cause maximum disruption. You'll be wishing you had a fourth accessory slot, because at a base 100 health with no armor bonuses, you're as frail as a walking metal death machine can get. This build takes intense micro to stay alive, let alone excel at. A couple of Ork Shoota squads can wear you down if you're not paying attention, but if you play aggressively, this build is more survivable than it seems. Pitiless Strike's almost non-existent cooldown allows you to stunlock any infantry, and as an added bonus, it throws them back, interrupting melee swings in progress. You're extremely vulnerable to vehicles, but you can drop a Tesseract on anything you can't handle and let your teammates grind them down, while doing acceptable damage yourself. You can kite an Avatar or Great Unclean One with ease, and just like a tanky Overlord, you'll probably still be the last alive. Teleport across the map to lead enemies away, then zip back to raise your allies. Or if the enemy is clustered well, drop a Tesseract on them and blink over to resurrect under their noses!

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	'''Available by:''' Level 18		'''Available by:''' Level 18

	This build ~~shatters nearly every stereotype the Necrons have. It's by far the most~~ mobile ~~listed here~~ and offers amazingly fun melee AoE, at the cost of what Necrons are best known for - any semblance of tankiness whatsoever. Tireless Harvest drops Pitiless Strike's cooldown to ~~a mere~~ several seconds, while Monolithic Diadem and Star Gods allow you to spam it as often as you please. Combine with Phase Shifter to wreak as much havoc as Nightcrawler in the opening scene of X2, blinking from one group to the next as you smash face and cause maximum disruption. You'll be wishing you had a fourth accessory slot, because at a base 100 health and no armor bonuses ~~to speak of~~, you ~~are~~ as frail as ~~it gets for~~ a walking metal death machine. This build takes intense micro to stay alive, let alone excel at. A couple of Ork Shoota squads can wear you down if you're not paying attention, but if you play aggressively, this build is more survivable than it seems. Pitiless Strike's ~~nearly~~ non-existent cooldown allows you to ~~permanently~~ stunlock any infantry, and as an added bonus, it throws them back, interrupting melee swings in progress. You're extremely vulnerable to vehicles, but you can drop a Tesseract on anything you can't handle and let your teammates ~~whale away~~, while ~~still~~ doing acceptable damage yourself. You can kite an Avatar or Great Unclean One with ease, and just like a tanky Overlord, you'll probably still be the last alive. ~~Zip~~ across the map ~~using your infinite teleport~~ to lead enemies away, then zip back to raise your allies. Or if the enemy is clustered well, drop a Tesseract on them and blink over to resurrect ~~right~~ under their noses!		This build is as mobile as possible and offers amazingly fun melee AoE, at the cost of what Necrons are best known for - any semblance of tankiness whatsoever. Tireless Harvest drops Pitiless Strike's cooldown to several seconds, while Monolithic Diadem and Star Gods allow you to spam it as often as you please. Combine with Phase Shifter to wreak as much havoc as Nightcrawler in the opening scene of X2, blinking from one group to the next as you smash face and cause maximum disruption. You'll be wishing you had a fourth accessory slot, because at a base 100 health and no armor bonuses, you're as frail as a walking metal death machine can get. This build takes intense micro to stay alive, let alone excel at. A couple Ork Shoota squads can wear you down if you're not paying attention, but if you play aggressively, this build is more survivable than it seems. Pitiless Strike's almost non-existent cooldown allows you to stunlock any infantry, and as an added bonus, it throws them back, interrupting melee swings in progress. You're extremely vulnerable to vehicles, but you can drop a Tesseract on anything you can't handle and let your teammates grind them down, while doing acceptable damage yourself. You can kite an Avatar or Great Unclean One with ease, and just like a tanky Overlord, you'll probably still be the last alive. Teleport across the map to lead enemies away, then zip back to raise your allies. Or if the enemy is clustered well, drop a Tesseract on them and blink over to resurrect under their noses!

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	'''Available by:''' Level 7 (yup)		'''Available by:''' Level 7 (yup)

	OK, so. Do you want to never die while killing everything? This is how you never die while killing everything. Sporting a ridiculous 260 armor, 190 health, and 6.5 base health regen, you can take an immense beating before you even factor in your abilities. Voidreaper means you can ignore knockback and suppression, and will absolutely annihilate any hard target up close - you'll one shot Marines and Ogryns, 3 shot wave serpents, and on Anvil, Entropic Strike + 7 blows will destroy a full health Battlewagon. You are the bane of anything that would seem to be a problem target. Oh, but what's that? No crowd control? '''Wrong.''' Immortal Reclamation gives you a RIDICULOUS amount of health regen, and does very very respectable damage - it's like the Hive Tyrant's Poison Cysts or 3-4 layers of teleport fire from the Sorcerer. Turn that sucker on and watch all the squishy targets in a wave evaporate. And if crazy health, armor, regen, single and multi target damage aren't enough, you've got the Tesseract, which lets you shut down enormous chunks of the battlefield at a time. The only mild downside to this build is energy management, but if you budget a wee bit then by Level 7, a team of three Overlords can trivially clear Anvil and at least make it to 20 on BC with ease.		OK, so. Do you want to never die while killing everything? This is how you never die while killing everything. Sporting a ridiculous 260 armor, 190 health, and 6.5 base health regen, you can take an immense beating before you even factor in your abilities. Voidreaper means you can ignore knockback and suppression, and will absolutely annihilate any hard target up close - you'll one shot Marines and Ogryns, 3 shot wave serpents(You mean fire prisms?), and on Anvil, Entropic Strike + 7 blows will destroy a full health Battlewagon. You are the bane of anything that would seem to be a problem target. Oh, but what's that? No crowd control? '''Wrong.''' Immortal Reclamation gives you a RIDICULOUS amount of health regen, and does very very respectable damage - it's like the Hive Tyrant's Poison Cysts or 3-4 layers of teleport fire from the Sorcerer. Turn that sucker on and watch all the squishy targets in a wave evaporate. And if crazy health, armor, regen, single and multi target damage aren't enough, you've got the Tesseract, which lets you shut down enormous chunks of the battlefield at a time. The only mild downside to this build is energy management, but if you budget a wee bit then by Level 7, a team of three Overlords can trivially clear Anvil and at least make it to 20 on BC with ease.

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	'''Available by:''' Level 20		'''Available by:''' Level 20

	This build represents a versatile one man army with no major weakness except mobility. With 190 health 2x with phylactery, health regen and the ability to self revive, you can solo the entire game as long as one other teammate remains alive. Melee kill high value targets, Reclaimer kills mobs close by, Nightbringer nukes and you can also use Extinction to make a attack beam/wall as a ranged backup. This build will see you tanking everything and coming out on top, though self reviving on downs becomes pointless if you are the last one alive. Good micro is helpful to make the most out of you ability's and budget accordingly. Well played this will leave you teamates woundering how you can tank 400 damage while spamming Reclaimer against hoards with the occasional ~~ctan~~ nukes and get back up after a down and do it all again. I have successfully soloed the last few waves with a teammate either hiding in a building or jet pack kiting.		This build represents a versatile one man army with no major weakness except mobility. With 190 health 2x with phylactery, health regen and the ability to self revive, you can solo the entire game as long as one other teammate remains alive. Melee kill high value targets, Reclaimer kills mobs close by, Nightbringer nukes and you can also use Extinction to make a attack beam/wall as a ranged backup. This build will see you tanking everything and coming out on top, though self reviving on downs becomes pointless if you are the last one alive. Good micro is helpful to make the most out of you ability's and budget accordingly. Well played this will leave you teamates woundering how you can tank 400 damage while spamming Reclaimer against hoards with the occasional [[C'tan]] nukes and get back up after a down and do it all again. I have successfully soloed the last few waves with a teammate either hiding in a building or jet pack kiting.

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2019-12-21T23:41:46Z

Accessories: fixed Glyph of Living Metal level

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	*** Defy the stereotypes, move like you have functional legs. The Overlord has no movement abilities except this and Phase Shifter, and mobility, as ever, is the golden egg of Last Stand. Highly useful, especially when it first becomes available, but it quickly flags as the Necron Overlord is forced to choose between improved speed or even more tankiness.		*** Defy the stereotypes, move like you have functional legs. The Overlord has no movement abilities except this and Phase Shifter, and mobility, as ever, is the golden egg of Last Stand. Highly useful, especially when it first becomes available, but it quickly flags as the Necron Overlord is forced to choose between improved speed or even more tankiness.

	*'''Glyph of Living Metal''' - ''Level 4''		*'''Glyph of Living Metal''' - ''Level 3''
	**+90 health		**+90 health
	**+3.0 Health Regen		**+3.0 Health Regen

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	This build shatters nearly every stereotype the Necrons have. It's by far the most mobile listed here and offers amazingly fun melee AoE, at the cost of what Necrons are best known for - any semblance of tankiness whatsoever. Tireless Harvest drops Pitiless Strike's cooldown to a mere several seconds, while Monolithic Diadem and Star Gods allow you to spam it as often as you please. Combine with Phase Shifter to wreak as much havoc as Nightcrawler in the opening scene of X2, blinking from one group to the next as you smash face and cause maximum disruption. You'll be wishing you had a fourth accessory slot, because at a base 100 health and no armor bonuses to speak of, you are as frail as it gets for a walking metal death machine. This build takes intense micro to stay alive, let alone excel at. A couple of Ork Shoota squads can wear you down if you're not paying attention, but if you play aggressively, this build is more survivable than it seems. Pitiless Strike's nearly non-existent cooldown allows you to permanently stunlock any infantry, and as an added bonus, it throws them back, interrupting melee swings in progress. You're extremely vulnerable to vehicles, but you can drop a Tesseract on anything you can't handle and let your teammates whale away, while still doing acceptable damage yourself. You can kite an Avatar or Great Unclean One with ease, and just like a tanky Overlord, you'll probably still be the last alive. Zip across the map using your infinite teleport to lead enemies away, then zip back to raise your allies. Or if the enemy is clustered well, drop a Tesseract on them and blink over to resurrect right under their noses!		This build shatters nearly every stereotype the Necrons have. It's by far the most mobile listed here and offers amazingly fun melee AoE, at the cost of what Necrons are best known for - any semblance of tankiness whatsoever. Tireless Harvest drops Pitiless Strike's cooldown to a mere several seconds, while Monolithic Diadem and Star Gods allow you to spam it as often as you please. Combine with Phase Shifter to wreak as much havoc as Nightcrawler in the opening scene of X2, blinking from one group to the next as you smash face and cause maximum disruption. You'll be wishing you had a fourth accessory slot, because at a base 100 health and no armor bonuses to speak of, you are as frail as it gets for a walking metal death machine. This build takes intense micro to stay alive, let alone excel at. A couple of Ork Shoota squads can wear you down if you're not paying attention, but if you play aggressively, this build is more survivable than it seems. Pitiless Strike's nearly non-existent cooldown allows you to permanently stunlock any infantry, and as an added bonus, it throws them back, interrupting melee swings in progress. You're extremely vulnerable to vehicles, but you can drop a Tesseract on anything you can't handle and let your teammates whale away, while still doing acceptable damage yourself. You can kite an Avatar or Great Unclean One with ease, and just like a tanky Overlord, you'll probably still be the last alive. Zip across the map using your infinite teleport to lead enemies away, then zip back to raise your allies. Or if the enemy is clustered well, drop a Tesseract on them and blink over to resurrect right under their noses!


	<b>Build 9: One Man Army</b> - Warscythe of Extinction, Diadem of Reanimation, Glyph of the Reclaimer, Phylactery, Glyph of Living Metal, Raiment of the Nightbringer		<b>Build 9: One Man Army</b> - Warscythe of Extinction, Diadem of Reanimation, Glyph of the Reclaimer, Phylactery, Glyph of Living Metal, Raiment of the Nightbringer

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	This build represents a versatile one man army with no major weakness except mobility. With 190 health 2x with phylactery, health regen and the ability to self revive, you can solo the entire game as long as one other teammate remains alive. Melee kill high value targets, Reclaimer kills mobs close by, Nightbringer nukes and you can also use Extinction to make a attack beam/wall as a ranged backup. This build will see you tanking everything and coming out on top, though self reviving on downs becomes pointless if you are the last one alive. Good micro is helpful to make the most out of you ability's and budget accordingly. Well played this will leave you teamates woundering how you can tank 400 damage while spamming Reclaimer against hoards with the occasional ctan nukes and get back up after a down and do it all again. I have successfully soloed the last few waves with a teammate either hiding in a building or jet pack kiting.		This build represents a versatile one man army with no major weakness except mobility. With 190 health 2x with phylactery, health regen and the ability to self revive, you can solo the entire game as long as one other teammate remains alive. Melee kill high value targets, Reclaimer kills mobs close by, Nightbringer nukes and you can also use Extinction to make a attack beam/wall as a ranged backup. This build will see you tanking everything and coming out on top, though self reviving on downs becomes pointless if you are the last one alive. Good micro is helpful to make the most out of you ability's and budget accordingly. Well played this will leave you teamates woundering how you can tank 400 damage while spamming Reclaimer against hoards with the occasional ctan nukes and get back up after a down and do it all again. I have successfully soloed the last few waves with a teammate either hiding in a building or jet pack kiting.


	<b>Build 10: What is dead may never die</b> - Warscythe of the Phalanx, Diadem of Reanimation, Glyph of the Implacable, Phylactery, Glyph of Living Metal, Raiment of the Nightbringer		<b>Build 10: What is dead may never die</b> - Warscythe of the Phalanx, Diadem of Reanimation, Glyph of the Implacable, Phylactery, Glyph of Living Metal, Raiment of the Nightbringer