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1d4chan>Bruce Yarrick at 17:54, 3 June 2022

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	'''Jackal'''		'''Jackal'''

	Slightly bigger than the Dirge, the Jackal is also slightly slower, though it makes up for this by having more Lightning Arc turrets and Hull Points. It's also a little more costlier by ~~comprarison~~.		Slightly bigger than the Dirge, the Jackal is also slightly slower, though it makes up for this by having more Lightning Arc turrets and Hull Points. It's also a little more costlier by comparison.

1d4chan>Derpysaurus: /* In Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 1 & 2 */

2020-09-02T12:06:10Z

In Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 1 & 2

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	Reflecting the implacable nature of their troops, Necrons gain a bonus to Bravery, and have excellent boarding abilities and troop damage thanks to their Portals. Finally, Necron ships bigger than an Escort also have the capability to launch Doom Scythes to defend and harry enemy ships.		Reflecting the implacable nature of their troops, Necrons gain a bonus to Bravery, and have excellent boarding abilities and troop damage thanks to their Portals. Finally, Necron ships bigger than an Escort also have the capability to launch Doom Scythes to defend and harry enemy ships.

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1d4chan>Amenhotekh the Phased Scythe at 15:53, 31 August 2020

2020-08-31T15:53:32Z

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	Essentially a beefier version of the Harvester, the ''Reaper'' features more weaponry (offensive and defensive turrets) and Hull Points compared to its relative, but in return is also slightly slower, though it can still keep pace with Imperial Escorts and Cruisers. The Reaper can also do more Troop damage, but in other regards is the same as the Harvester.		Essentially a beefier version of the Harvester, the ''Reaper'' features more weaponry (offensive and defensive turrets) and Hull Points compared to its relative, but in return is also slightly slower, though it can still keep pace with Imperial Escorts and Cruisers. The Reaper can also do more Troop damage, but in other regards is the same as the Harvester.

	The Reaper comes with short-ranged Lightning Arc turrets and mid-ranged Gauss Whip turrets as standard, and can also launch ~~suqadrons~~ of Doom Scythes.		The Reaper comes with short-ranged Lightning Arc turrets and mid-ranged Gauss Whip turrets as standard, and can also launch squadrons of Doom Scythes.

1d4chan>Ћ Professional: /* In Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 1 & 2 */

2020-08-10T15:47:14Z

In Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 1 & 2

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1d4chan>Ћ Professional: /* In Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 1 & 2 */

2020-08-10T15:42:40Z

In Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 1 & 2

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	==In Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 1 & 2==		== In Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 1 & 2 ==

	Reflecting their reputation on the tabletop, the Necrons were tough and dangerous juggernauts in the first game. In the second game... not so much. Necron ships are heavily reliant on their Armor (equal to that of Space Marine ships) as ''none of their ships have shields''. Not only that, they're easily two or three times more expensive compared to their opposite numbers in other races, which means that the Necrons will often have ''less'' ships deployed than even the Space Marines.		Reflecting their reputation on the tabletop, the Necrons were tough and dangerous juggernauts in the first game. In the second game... not so much. Necron ships are heavily reliant on their Armor (equal to that of Space Marine ships) as ''none of their ships have shields''. Not only that, they're easily two or three times more expensive compared to their opposite numbers in other races, which means that the Necrons will often have ''less'' ships deployed than even the Space Marines.
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	Reflecting the implacable nature of their troops, Necrons gain a bonus to Bravery, and have excellent boarding abilities and troop damage thanks to their Portals. Finally, Necron ships bigger than an Escort also have the capability to launch Doom Scythes to defend and harry enemy ships.		Reflecting the implacable nature of their troops, Necrons gain a bonus to Bravery, and have excellent boarding abilities and troop damage thanks to their Portals. Finally, Necron ships bigger than an Escort also have the capability to launch Doom Scythes to defend and harry enemy ships.

	[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]][[Category:Battlefleet Gothic]][[Category:Necrons]]		[[Category: Warhammer 40,000]]

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1d4chan>Amenhotekh the Phased Scythe: /* Light Cruiser */

2019-12-25T00:58:37Z

Light Cruiser

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	'''Sekhem'''		'''Sekhem'''

	Introduced in ''Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 2'', the ''Sekhem'' become the cheapest Light Cruiser, losing it's ability to cloak, but getting the ~~Starpulse Wave~~ and having more Lightning Arc batteries than the Cartouche, making it more close-ranged.		Introduced in ''Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 2'', the ''Sekhem'' become the cheapest Light Cruiser, losing it's ability to cloak, but getting the Star Pulse Generator and having more Lightning Arc batteries than the Cartouche, making it more close-ranged.

	===Escorts===		===Escorts===

108.4.138.204: /* In Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 1 & 2 */

2019-11-13T03:25:30Z

In Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 1 & 2

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	Reflecting their reputation on the tabletop, the Necrons were tough and dangerous juggernauts in the first game. In the second game... not so much. Necron ships are heavily reliant on their Armor (equal to that of Space Marine ships) as ''none of their ships have shields''. Not only that, they're easily two or three times more expensive compared to their opposite numbers in other races, which means that the Necrons will often have ''less'' ships deployed than even the Space Marines.		Reflecting their reputation on the tabletop, the Necrons were tough and dangerous juggernauts in the first game. In the second game... not so much. Necron ships are heavily reliant on their Armor (equal to that of Space Marine ships) as ''none of their ships have shields''. Not only that, they're easily two or three times more expensive compared to their opposite numbers in other races, which means that the Necrons will often have ''less'' ships deployed than even the Space Marines.

	That said, Necron warships are more than capable of bringing the pain, helped by the fact that Necron weapons '''never miss''', with Gauss Whips [[Rape\|punching through both Shields ''and'' Armor]]. Ouch.		That said, Necron warships are more than capable of bringing the pain, helped by the fact that Necron weapons '''never miss''' (except when the target is blocked by debris or another enemy ship), with Gauss Whips [[Rape\|punching through both Shields ''and'' Armor]]. Ouch.

	Necron vessels are still durable thanks to their Reactive Hulls, which are immune to Fires, heals critical damage after a certain point, and ''repairs a turret and replenishes troop strength''. The ship hulls also heal damage dealt to them, but reduce the max Hull Points of the ship in question for each point restored (though these reset every battle).		Necron vessels are still durable thanks to their Reactive Hulls, which are immune to Fires, heals critical damage after a certain point, and ''repairs a turret and replenishes troop strength''. The ship hulls also heal damage dealt to them, but reduce the max Hull Points of the ship in question for each point restored (though these reset every battle).