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	{{Topquote\|Listen, and understand. That terminator is out there. It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead.\|Kyle Reese, Ordo Chronos agent preventing the Men of Iron turning up WAY too early.}}		{{Topquote\|Listen, and understand. That terminator is out there. It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead.\|Kyle Reese, Ordo Chronos agent preventing the Men of Iron turning up WAY too early.}}

	'''Necron Destroyers''' (now called '''Lokhust Destroyers''' following the introduction of other Destroyer subtypes) are [[Necron Immortal\|Immortals]] who go [[Firaeveus Carron\|buttfuck nuts]] during their stasis. They awaken filled with nothing but nihilistic hatred for the entire universe and everything in it. They especially hate all lifeforms (they have the special rule of "Preferred Enemy: Everything!" -- yes, the rule entry ''does'' have an exclamation point, which is awesome.), which is not unusual in itself, but they are also willing to modify their own bodies to make themselves more efficient killing machines.		'''Necron Destroyers''' (now called '''Lokhust Destroyers''' following the introduction of other Destroyer subtypes) are [[Necron Immortal\|Immortals]] who go [[Firaeveus Carron\|buttfuck nuts]] during their stasis. They awaken filled with nothing but nihilistic hatred for the entire universe and everything in it. They especially hate all lifeforms (they have the special rule of "Preferred Enemy: Everything!" -- yes, the rule entry ''does'' have an exclamation point, which is awesome.), which is not unusual in itself, but they are also willing to modify their own bodies to make themselves more efficient killing machines.

	Some Necrons lords have theorized that if everything else dies, the Destroyers will turn on their fellow Necrons and maybe even each other. The aforementioned self-modification tends to involve replacing one arm with a massive [[gauss cannon]] and replacing their legs with a big hoverboard. Back in Third Edition, Destroyers (and Heavy Destroyers) were jetbikes, but the Fifth Edition [[Codex]] split that aspect of their character into the new [[Tomb Blade]] unit, and the Destroyers became [[Jump pack\|Jump Infantry]], however in 7th edition they became jetpacks.		Some Necrons lords have theorized that if everything else dies, the Destroyers will turn on their fellow Necrons and maybe even each other. The aforementioned self-modification tends to involve replacing one arm with a massive [[gauss cannon]] and replacing their legs with a big hoverboard. Back in Third Edition, Destroyers (and Heavy Destroyers) were jetbikes, but the Fifth Edition [[Codex]] split that aspect of their character into the new [[Tomb Blade]] unit, and the Destroyers became [[Jump pack\|Jump Infantry]], however in 7th edition they became jetpacks.

	'''UPDATE:''' The new codex made them into jet pack infantry and removed the "Everything!" part of their preferred enemy rule (although functionally the rule remains the same).		'''UPDATE:''' The new codex made them into jet pack infantry and removed the "Everything!" part of their preferred enemy rule (although functionally the rule remains the same).
	== Lokhust Heavy Destroyer ==		== Lokhust Heavy Destroyer ==
	[[File:Lokhust Heavy Destroyer.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|[[Heavy-chan\|Does this chassis make me look dummy thicc?]]]]		[[File:Lokhust Heavy Destroyer.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|[[Heavy-chan\|Does this chassis make me look dummy thicc?]]]]
	'''Heavy Destroyers''' (Changed in 9th to be the '''Lokhust Heavy Destroyers''' to differentiate from their newer brothers) used to be a Heavy Support choice for [[Necron]] armies, despite having exactly the same stats as regular (Fast Attack/ 7th Jet pack infantry) Destroyers except for a more powerful gun.		'''Heavy Destroyers''' (Changed in 9th to be the '''Lokhust Heavy Destroyers''' to differentiate from their newer brothers) used to be a Heavy Support choice for [[Necron]] armies, despite having exactly the same stats as regular (Fast Attack/ 7th Jet pack infantry) Destroyers except for a more powerful gun.

	In a stunning display of common sense, [[Games Workshop]] realized that splitting them up was silly, and in the Fifth Edition [[Codex]], all Destroyers are under one Fast Attack choice: up to three Destroyers in a squad can become Heavy Destroyers, upgrading their [[gauss cannon]]s to [[heavy gauss cannon]]s to have fun hunting tanks. [[Games Workshop]] then clearly went retarded again and in the 7th edition codex put heavy destroyers back into the heavy support section, but still allows one (yes ONE) model in a fast attack destroyer unit to upgrade to a heavy destroyer.		In a stunning display of common sense, [[Games Workshop]] realized that splitting them up was silly, and in the Fifth Edition [[Codex]], all Destroyers are under one Fast Attack choice: up to three Destroyers in a squad can become Heavy Destroyers, upgrading their [[gauss cannon]]s to [[heavy gauss cannon]]s to have fun hunting tanks. [[Games Workshop]] then clearly went retarded again and in the 7th edition codex put heavy destroyers back into the heavy support section, but still allows one (yes ONE) model in a fast attack destroyer unit to upgrade to a heavy destroyer.

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	[[File:Destroyer.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|With twice the gun and twice the fun.]]		[[File:Destroyer.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|With twice the gun and twice the fun.]]
	{{Topquote\|Listen, and understand. That terminator is out there. It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead.\|Kyle Reese ~~from~~ the ~~Terminator film franchise~~}}		{{Topquote\|Listen, and understand. That terminator is out there. It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead.\|Kyle Reese, Ordo Chronos agent preventing the Men of Iron turning up WAY too early.}}

	'''Necron Destroyers''' (now called '''Lokhust Destroyers''' following the introduction of other Destroyer subtypes) are [[Necron Immortal\|Immortals]] who go [[Firaeveus Carron\|buttfuck nuts]] during their stasis. They awaken filled with nothing but nihilistic hatred for the entire universe and everything in it. They especially hate all lifeforms (they have the special rule of "Preferred Enemy: Everything!" -- yes, the rule entry ''does'' have an exclamation point, which is awesome.), which is not unusual in itself, but they are also willing to modify their own bodies to make themselves more efficient killing machines.		'''Necron Destroyers''' (now called '''Lokhust Destroyers''' following the introduction of other Destroyer subtypes) are [[Necron Immortal\|Immortals]] who go [[Firaeveus Carron\|buttfuck nuts]] during their stasis. They awaken filled with nothing but nihilistic hatred for the entire universe and everything in it. They especially hate all lifeforms (they have the special rule of "Preferred Enemy: Everything!" -- yes, the rule entry ''does'' have an exclamation point, which is awesome.), which is not unusual in itself, but they are also willing to modify their own bodies to make themselves more efficient killing machines.

184.166.158.34: Brief edit for clarity of reading, as this jarred me enough to want to unfuck it. The sentence before could go elsewhere, but I'm not literate enough to tell you where.

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Brief edit for clarity of reading, as this jarred me enough to want to unfuck it. The sentence before could go elsewhere, but I'm not literate enough to tell you where.

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	'''Necron Destroyers''' (now called '''Lokhust Destroyers''' following the introduction of other Destroyer subtypes) are [[Necron Immortal\|Immortals]] who go [[Firaeveus Carron\|buttfuck nuts]] during their stasis. They awaken filled with nothing but nihilistic hatred for the entire universe and everything in it. They especially hate all lifeforms (they have the special rule of "Preferred Enemy: Everything!" -- yes, the rule entry ''does'' have an exclamation point, which is awesome.), which is not unusual in itself, but they are also willing to modify their own bodies to make themselves more efficient killing machines.		'''Necron Destroyers''' (now called '''Lokhust Destroyers''' following the introduction of other Destroyer subtypes) are [[Necron Immortal\|Immortals]] who go [[Firaeveus Carron\|buttfuck nuts]] during their stasis. They awaken filled with nothing but nihilistic hatred for the entire universe and everything in it. They especially hate all lifeforms (they have the special rule of "Preferred Enemy: Everything!" -- yes, the rule entry ''does'' have an exclamation point, which is awesome.), which is not unusual in itself, but they are also willing to modify their own bodies to make themselves more efficient killing machines.

	Some Necrons lords have theorized that if everything else dies, the Destroyers will turn on their fellow Necrons and maybe even each other. ~~This~~ tends to involve replacing one arm with a massive [[gauss cannon]] and replacing their legs with a big hoverboard. Back in Third Edition, Destroyers (and Heavy Destroyers) were jetbikes, but the Fifth Edition [[Codex]] split that aspect of their character into the new [[Tomb Blade]] unit, and the Destroyers became [[Jump pack\|Jump Infantry]], however in 7th edition they became jetpacks.		Some Necrons lords have theorized that if everything else dies, the Destroyers will turn on their fellow Necrons and maybe even each other. The aforementioned self-modification tends to involve replacing one arm with a massive [[gauss cannon]] and replacing their legs with a big hoverboard. Back in Third Edition, Destroyers (and Heavy Destroyers) were jetbikes, but the Fifth Edition [[Codex]] split that aspect of their character into the new [[Tomb Blade]] unit, and the Destroyers became [[Jump pack\|Jump Infantry]], however in 7th edition they became jetpacks.

	'''UPDATE:''' The new codex made them into jet pack infantry and removed the "Everything!" part of their preferred enemy rule (although functionally the rule remains the same).		'''UPDATE:''' The new codex made them into jet pack infantry and removed the "Everything!" part of their preferred enemy rule (although functionally the rule remains the same).

1d4chan>Derpysaurus: /* Lokhust Heavy Destroyer */

2021-04-23T12:45:08Z

Lokhust Heavy Destroyer

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	From a practical standpoint splitting them into two units works. Heavy Ds have longer range and a weapon dedicated to tank and monstrous creature hunting, where Destroyers suffer from Necron 'short' range and excel at MEQ hunting.		From a practical standpoint splitting them into two units works. Heavy Ds have longer range and a weapon dedicated to tank and monstrous creature hunting, where Destroyers suffer from Necron 'short' range and excel at MEQ hunting.

	9e gives them a choice of two different weapons- the horde-blasting Enmitic Exterminator and the tank-killing Gauss Destructor. Also brings all the Destroyers in Heavy support, with the choice of either adding an Heavy Destroyer in a unit of 1-6 regular Destroyers ([[Awesome\|adding, not replacing]], so the unit goes up to 7) or taking only Heavy Destroyers in 1-3 units		9e gives them a choice of two different weapons- the horde-blasting [[Enmitic Exterminator]] and the tank-killing [[Gauss Destructor]]. Also brings all the Destroyers in Heavy support, with the choice of either adding an Heavy Destroyer in a unit of 1-6 regular Destroyers ([[Awesome\|adding, not replacing]], so the unit goes up to 7) or taking only Heavy Destroyers in 1-3 units
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	HeavyDestroyer.jpg\|OG Heavy Destroyer. Longer is always better.		HeavyDestroyer.jpg\|OG Heavy Destroyer. Longer is always better.

1d4chan>Derpysaurus: Undo revision 718111 by 46.114.106.221 (talk) Mate, please kindly fuck off with the wrong image. That shit belongs in the Heavy Chan page.

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Undo revision 718111 by 46.114.106.221 (talk) Mate, please kindly fuck off with the wrong image. That shit belongs in the Heavy Chan page.

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	[[File:~~HWEE CAPTHOORED HEVVEEE by WickedStar~~.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|With twice the gun and twice the fun.]]		[[File:Destroyer.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|With twice the gun and twice the fun.]]
	{{Topquote\|Listen, and understand. That terminator is out there. It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead.\|Kyle Reese from the Terminator film franchise}}		{{Topquote\|Listen, and understand. That terminator is out there. It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead.\|Kyle Reese from the Terminator film franchise}}

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	[[File:~~Destroyer~~.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|With twice the gun and twice the fun.]]		[[File:HWEE CAPTHOORED HEVVEEE by WickedStar.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|With twice the gun and twice the fun.]]
	{{Topquote\|Listen, and understand. That terminator is out there. It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead.\|Kyle Reese from the Terminator film franchise}}		{{Topquote\|Listen, and understand. That terminator is out there. It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead.\|Kyle Reese from the Terminator film franchise}}

1d4chan>Phantom Dusclops'92: /* Lokhust Heavy Destroyer */

2020-10-06T20:11:01Z

Lokhust Heavy Destroyer

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	From a practical standpoint splitting them into two units works. Heavy Ds have longer range and a weapon dedicated to tank and monstrous creature hunting, where Destroyers suffer from Necron 'short' range and excel at MEQ hunting.		From a practical standpoint splitting them into two units works. Heavy Ds have longer range and a weapon dedicated to tank and monstrous creature hunting, where Destroyers suffer from Necron 'short' range and excel at MEQ hunting.

	9e gives them a choice of two different weapons- the horde-blasting Enmitic Exterminator and the tank-killing Gauss Destructor.		9e gives them a choice of two different weapons- the horde-blasting Enmitic Exterminator and the tank-killing Gauss Destructor. Also brings all the Destroyers in Heavy support, with the choice of either adding an Heavy Destroyer in a unit of 1-6 regular Destroyers ([[Awesome\|adding, not replacing]], so the unit goes up to 7) or taking only Heavy Destroyers in 1-3 units
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	HeavyDestroyer.jpg\|OG Heavy Destroyer. Longer is always better.		HeavyDestroyer.jpg\|OG Heavy Destroyer. Longer is always better.

1d4chan>Newerfag: /* Lokhust Heavy Destroyer */

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Lokhust Heavy Destroyer

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	== Lokhust Heavy Destroyer ==		== Lokhust Heavy Destroyer ==
	[[File:Lokhust Heavy Destroyer.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|[[Heavy-chan\|Does this chassis make me look dummy thicc?]]]]		[[File:Lokhust Heavy Destroyer.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|[[Heavy-chan\|Does this chassis make me look dummy thicc?]]]]
	'''Heavy Destroyers''' (Changed in 9th to be the '''Lokhust Heavy Destroyers''' to differentiate from their newer ~~Skorpekh~~ brothers) used to be a Heavy Support choice for [[Necron]] armies, despite having exactly the same stats as regular (Fast Attack/ 7th Jet pack infantry) Destroyers except for a more powerful gun.		'''Heavy Destroyers''' (Changed in 9th to be the '''Lokhust Heavy Destroyers''' to differentiate from their newer brothers) used to be a Heavy Support choice for [[Necron]] armies, despite having exactly the same stats as regular (Fast Attack/ 7th Jet pack infantry) Destroyers except for a more powerful gun.

	In a stunning display of common sense, [[Games Workshop]] realized that splitting them up was silly, and in the Fifth Edition [[Codex]], all Destroyers are under one Fast Attack choice: up to three Destroyers in a squad can become Heavy Destroyers, upgrading their [[gauss cannon]]s to [[heavy gauss cannon]]s to have fun hunting tanks. [[Games Workshop]] then clearly went retarded again and in the 7th edition codex put heavy destroyers back into the heavy support section, but still allows one (yes ONE) model in a fast attack destroyer unit to upgrade to a heavy destroyer.		In a stunning display of common sense, [[Games Workshop]] realized that splitting them up was silly, and in the Fifth Edition [[Codex]], all Destroyers are under one Fast Attack choice: up to three Destroyers in a squad can become Heavy Destroyers, upgrading their [[gauss cannon]]s to [[heavy gauss cannon]]s to have fun hunting tanks. [[Games Workshop]] then clearly went retarded again and in the 7th edition codex put heavy destroyers back into the heavy support section, but still allows one (yes ONE) model in a fast attack destroyer unit to upgrade to a heavy destroyer.
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	Lokhust2.jpg\|Lokhust with Enmitic Exterminator.		Lokhust2.jpg\|Lokhust with Enmitic Exterminator.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

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	[[File:Destroyer.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|With twice the gun and twice the fun.]]		[[File:Destroyer.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|With twice the gun and twice the fun.]]
	{{Topquote\|Listen, and understand. That terminator is out there. It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead.\|Kyle Reese ~~from~~ the ~~Terminator film franchise~~}}		{{Topquote\|Listen, and understand. That terminator is out there. It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead.\|Kyle Reese, Ordo Chronos agent preventing the Men of Iron turning up WAY too early.}}

	'''Necron Destroyers''' (now called '''Lokhust Destroyers''' following the introduction of other Destroyer subtypes) are [[Necron Immortal\|Immortals]] who go [[Firaeveus Carron\|buttfuck nuts]] during their stasis. They awaken filled with nothing but nihilistic hatred for the entire universe and everything in it. They especially hate all lifeforms (they have the special rule of "Preferred Enemy: Everything!" -- yes, the rule entry ''does'' have an exclamation point, which is awesome.), which is not unusual in itself, but they are also willing to modify their own bodies to make themselves more efficient killing machines.		'''Necron Destroyers''' (now called '''Lokhust Destroyers''' following the introduction of other Destroyer subtypes) are [[Necron Immortal\|Immortals]] who go [[Firaeveus Carron\|buttfuck nuts]] during their stasis. They awaken filled with nothing but nihilistic hatred for the entire universe and everything in it. They especially hate all lifeforms (they have the special rule of "Preferred Enemy: Everything!" -- yes, the rule entry ''does'' have an exclamation point, which is awesome.), which is not unusual in itself, but they are also willing to modify their own bodies to make themselves more efficient killing machines.