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	The Necron Lord used to be the only customizable HQ choice available to the Necrons (the non-customizable HQ choices being the [[Deceiver]] and the [[Nightbringer]]), but was otherwise devoid of character (to the point that, in [[Dawn of War: Dark Crusade]], the "voice" of the Necrons was a [[Pariah]]). With the infusion of character brought by the Fifth Edition Codex, Lords are now individuals in their own right (with names and everything), but with the new layers of rulers above them, they are not available on their own anymore; instead, you get up to five of them as a "Royal Court" for each [[Necron Overlord\|Overlord]] in your army, and can parcel them out to lead a squad of [[Necron Warrior\|Warriors]], [[Necron Immortal\|Immortals]], [[Deathmark]]s, or [[Lychguard]], rather like a Sergeant or Wolf Guard.		The Necron Lord used to be the only customizable HQ choice available to the Necrons (the non-customizable HQ choices being the [[Deceiver]] and the [[Nightbringer]]), but was otherwise devoid of character (to the point that, in [[Dawn of War: Dark Crusade]], the "voice" of the Necrons was a [[Pariah]]). With the infusion of character brought by the Fifth Edition Codex, Lords are now individuals in their own right (with names and everything), but with the new layers of rulers above them, they are not available on their own anymore; instead, you get up to five of them as a "Royal Court" for each [[Necron Overlord\|Overlord]] in your army, and can parcel them out to lead a squad of [[Necron Warrior\|Warriors]], [[Necron Immortal\|Immortals]], [[Deathmark]]s, or [[Lychguard]], rather like a Sergeant or Wolf Guard.

			They wore [[Sempiternal Weave]]s instead of regular old [[Necrodermis]] and carry around their identifiable [[Staff of Light]], but this is sometimes upgraded to a [[C'tan Phase Weapons#Warscythe\|Warscythe]], [[Power Weapon#Hyperphase Sword\|Hyperphase Sword]], or [[Voidblade]].

	The 7e updated codex brought them back as a HQ choice in their own right, though.		The 7e updated codex brought them back as a HQ choice in their own right, though.

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	'''Necron Lords''' used to be actual lords, back when the [[Necron]]s were still fleshy and called Necrontyr. Presently, each Lord rules over a single [[Tomb World]] and all of its legions and phalanxes, assisted by a court of lesser nobles, and is himself a part of an [[Necron Overlord\|Overlord]]'s Royal Court (along with the Lords of neighboring Tomb Worlds and a few [[Cryptek]]s as well). Because they were nobles, they were given higher-quality bodies and their minds were left quite intact by the biotransference, and so they are free-willed individuals, with names and personalities. That said, the millennia in stasis have done strange things to their minds, to say the least.		'''Necron Lords''' used to be actual lords, back when the [[Necron]]s were still fleshy and called Necrontyr. Presently, each Lord rules over a single [[Tomb World]] and all of its legions and phalanxes, assisted by a court of lesser nobles, and is himself a part of an [[Necron Overlord\|Overlord]]'s Royal Court (along with the Lords of neighboring Tomb Worlds and a few [[Cryptek]]s as well). Because they were nobles, they were given higher-quality bodies and their minds were left quite intact by the biotransference, and so they are free-willed individuals, with names and personalities. That said, the millennia in stasis have done strange things to their minds, to say the least.

	The Necron Lord used to be the only customizable HQ choice available to the Necrons (the non-customizable HQ choices being the [[Deceiver]] and the [[Nightbringer]]), but was otherwise devoid of character (to the point that, in [[Dawn of War: Dark Crusade]], the "voice" of the Necrons was a [[~~Blank\|~~Pariah]]). With the infusion of character brought by the Fifth Edition Codex, Lords are now individuals in their own right (with names and everything), but with the new layers of rulers above them, they are not available on their own anymore; instead, you get up to five of them as a "Royal Court" for each [[Necron Overlord\|Overlord]] in your army, and can parcel them out to lead a squad of [[Necron Warrior\|Warriors]], [[Necron Immortal\|Immortals]], [[Deathmark]]s, or [[Lychguard]], rather like a Sergeant or Wolf Guard.		The Necron Lord used to be the only customizable HQ choice available to the Necrons (the non-customizable HQ choices being the [[Deceiver]] and the [[Nightbringer]]), but was otherwise devoid of character (to the point that, in [[Dawn of War: Dark Crusade]], the "voice" of the Necrons was a [[Pariah]]). With the infusion of character brought by the Fifth Edition Codex, Lords are now individuals in their own right (with names and everything), but with the new layers of rulers above them, they are not available on their own anymore; instead, you get up to five of them as a "Royal Court" for each [[Necron Overlord\|Overlord]] in your army, and can parcel them out to lead a squad of [[Necron Warrior\|Warriors]], [[Necron Immortal\|Immortals]], [[Deathmark]]s, or [[Lychguard]], rather like a Sergeant or Wolf Guard.

	The 7e updated codex brought them back as a HQ choice in their own right, though.		The 7e updated codex brought them back as a HQ choice in their own right, though.

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	The 7e updated codex brought them back as a HQ choice in their own right, though.		The 7e updated codex brought them back as a HQ choice in their own right, though.

	~~== Destroyer Lords ==~~
	~~[[File:Destroyer_Lord.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|What's worse then a normal Necron Lord? One that is both apeshit crazy and is a jetpack infantry.]]~~


	== Miniature==		== Miniature==

1d4chan>Hollownerox: Created a separate page for the Lokhust Lord since the Skorpekh Lord got it's own, for the sake of consistency.

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Created a separate page for the Lokhust Lord since the Skorpekh Lord got it's own, for the sake of consistency.

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	== Destroyer Lords ==		== Destroyer Lords ==
	[[File:Destroyer_Lord.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|What's worse then a normal Necron Lord? One that is both apeshit crazy and is a jetpack infantry.]]		[[File:Destroyer_Lord.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|What's worse then a normal Necron Lord? One that is both apeshit crazy and is a jetpack infantry.]]
	Some Lords go crazy after the sixty-million-year-long sleep, and get a bad case of sour grapes for being stuck in a machine for so long. They decide that they never really liked being alive anyway, and that everyone should join them in death as well. To that end, they modify their bodies to have a hoverboard base and an enhanced internal structure, much like the regular [[Necron Destroyer\|Destroyers]].

	Destroyer Lords are more machine-like than standard Necron Lords and are said to be the most maniacal of their kind, lacking any ability to empathize with other creatures due to their cold, calculating nature. Even mighty [[Necron Overlord\|Necron Overlords]] find Destroyer Lords somewhat disconcerting, believing they have too willingly [[Techpriest\|embraced the machine]] and may turn on their own kind when the galaxy is rid of organic life. As a result, many are outcasts and pariahs in Necron society.

	In combat, it is said that the physical might of a Necron Destroyer Lord equals the mightiest Overlords. Whilst a Destroyer Lord dwarfs even that in terms of madness and all-out savagery, which would explain why other Necron leaders shun them. Most favor warscythes and voidblades.

	Destroyer Lords serve no Overlord or [[Phaeron]] (and are a stand-alone HQ choice), because the less-crazy nobles are worried that the Destroyer Lords will turn on their fellow Necrons once all organic life is wiped out, and because they're afraid that Destroyer-ness may be contagious.

	Ninth edition reveals that there are multiple variants of Destroyers, and the guys with hoverboards for legs that we've known and loved/hated for several editions are a variant called Lokhust. This edition also adds the Skorpekh Lord, who is simply a Destroyer Lord of the new [[Skorpekh Destroyer\|Skorpekh]] variant.

	== Miniature==		== Miniature==

1d4chan>Derpysaurus: DrukHarry, remember to create a gallery to avoid page bloating if necessary. We went over this before.

2020-10-07T15:38:24Z

DrukHarry, remember to create a gallery to avoid page bloating if necessary. We went over this before.

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	[[Image:Derplord.jpg\|thumb\|left\|200px\|[https://www.belloflostsouls.net/2016/09/40k-the-original-necrons.html Oldcrons looked really silly]]]		[[Image:Derplord.jpg\|thumb\|left\|200px\|[https://www.belloflostsouls.net/2016/09/40k-the-original-necrons.html Oldcrons looked really silly]]]
	When the Necrons were first introduced in Second Edition, the Necron Lord miniature was a [[Assholetep\|scowling skele-bot with a goofy headdress]] (not that the other Necron miniatures were less silly). The miniature was later updated to be sleeker and have more options, though the old design was kept around as the "Classic Necron Lord" and updated to [[Finecast]] when the new [[Codex]] came out. It is now no longer available.		When the Necrons were first introduced in Second Edition, the Necron Lord miniature was a [[Assholetep\|scowling skele-bot with a goofy headdress]] (not that the other Necron miniatures were less silly). The miniature was later updated to be sleeker and have more options, though the old design was kept around as the "Classic Necron Lord" and updated to [[Finecast]] when the new [[Codex]] came out. It is now no longer available.
			<gallery>
	[[File:NecronLord.jpg~~\|thumb~~\|New model wielding a shiny toy called a Ressurection Orb. Good luck to the opponent's army... They'll need It]]		File:NecronLord.jpg\|New model wielding a shiny toy called a Ressurection Orb. Good luck to the opponent's army... They'll need It
	[[File:NecronLordScythe.jpg~~\|thumb~~\|Also comes in a black cape and Warscythe and sinister claws, he's had some work done. ]]		File:NecronLordScythe.jpg\|Also comes in a black cape and Warscythe and sinister claws, he's had some work done.
			</gallery>
	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

1d4chan>DrukHarry: /* Miniature */

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	[[File:NecronLord.jpg\|thumb\|New model wielding a shiny toy called a Ressurection Orb. Good luck to the opponent's army... They'll need It]]		[[File:NecronLord.jpg\|thumb\|New model wielding a shiny toy called a Ressurection Orb. Good luck to the opponent's army... They'll need It]]
			[[File:NecronLordScythe.jpg\|thumb\|Also comes in a black cape and Warscythe and sinister claws, he's had some work done. ]]

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

1d4chan>DrukHarry: /* Miniature */

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	[[Image:Derplord.jpg\|thumb\|left\|200px\|[https://www.belloflostsouls.net/2016/09/40k-the-original-necrons.html Oldcrons looked really silly]]]		[[Image:Derplord.jpg\|thumb\|left\|200px\|[https://www.belloflostsouls.net/2016/09/40k-the-original-necrons.html Oldcrons looked really silly]]]
	When the Necrons were first introduced in Second Edition, the Necron Lord miniature was a [[Assholetep\|scowling skele-bot with a goofy headdress]] (not that the other Necron miniatures were less silly). The miniature was later updated to be sleeker and have more options, though the old design was kept around as the "Classic Necron Lord" and updated to [[Finecast]] when the new [[Codex]] came out. It is now no longer available.		When the Necrons were first introduced in Second Edition, the Necron Lord miniature was a [[Assholetep\|scowling skele-bot with a goofy headdress]] (not that the other Necron miniatures were less silly). The miniature was later updated to be sleeker and have more options, though the old design was kept around as the "Classic Necron Lord" and updated to [[Finecast]] when the new [[Codex]] came out. It is now no longer available.

			[[File:NecronLord.jpg\|thumb\|New model wielding a shiny toy called a Ressurection Orb. Good luck to the opponent's army... They'll need It]]

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

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	[[File:Necron_lord.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|[[Troll\|Oh...so you destroyed my army huh? Shame if a Resurrection Orb came by...]]]]		[[File:Necron_lord.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|[[Troll\|Oh...so you destroyed my army huh? Shame if a Resurrection Orb came by...]]]]
	'''Necron Lords''' used to be actual lords, back when the [[Necron]]s were still fleshy and called Necrontyr. Presently, each Lord rules over a single [[Tomb World]] and all of its legions and phalanxes, assisted by a court of lesser nobles, and is himself a part of an [[Necron Overlord\|Overlord]]'s Royal Court (along with the Lords of neighboring Tomb Worlds and a few [[Cryptek]]s as well). Because they were nobles, they were given higher-quality bodies and their minds were left quite intact by the biotransference, and so they are free-willed individuals, with names and personalities. That said, the millennia in stasis have done strange things to their minds, to say the least.		'''Necron Lords''' used to be actual lords, back when the [[Necron]]s were still fleshy and called Necrontyr. Presently, each Lord rules over a single [[Tomb World]] and all of its legions and phalanxes, assisted by a court of lesser nobles, and is himself a part of an [[Necron Overlord\|Overlord]]'s Royal Court (along with the Lords of neighboring Tomb Worlds and a few [[Cryptek]]s as well). Because they were nobles, they were given higher-quality bodies and their minds were left quite intact by the biotransference, and so they are free-willed individuals, with names and personalities. That said, the millennia in stasis have done strange things to their minds, to say the least.

	The Necron Lord used to be the only customizable HQ choice available to the Necrons (the non-customizable HQ choices being the [[Deceiver]] and the [[Nightbringer]]), but was otherwise devoid of character (to the point that, in [[Dawn of War: Dark Crusade]], the "voice" of the Necrons was a [[Pariah]]). With the infusion of character brought by the Fifth Edition Codex, Lords are now individuals in their own right (with names and everything), but with the new layers of rulers above them, they are not available on their own anymore; instead, you get up to five of them as a "Royal Court" for each [[Necron Overlord\|Overlord]] in your army, and can parcel them out to lead a squad of [[Necron Warrior\|Warriors]], [[Necron Immortal\|Immortals]], [[Deathmark]]s, or [[Lychguard]], rather like a Sergeant or Wolf Guard.		The Necron Lord used to be the only customizable HQ choice available to the Necrons (the non-customizable HQ choices being the [[Deceiver]] and the [[Nightbringer]]), but was otherwise devoid of character (to the point that, in [[Dawn of War: Dark Crusade]], the "voice" of the Necrons was a [[Pariah]]). With the infusion of character brought by the Fifth Edition Codex, Lords are now individuals in their own right (with names and everything), but with the new layers of rulers above them, they are not available on their own anymore; instead, you get up to five of them as a "Royal Court" for each [[Necron Overlord\|Overlord]] in your army, and can parcel them out to lead a squad of [[Necron Warrior\|Warriors]], [[Necron Immortal\|Immortals]], [[Deathmark]]s, or [[Lychguard]], rather like a Sergeant or Wolf Guard.

	They wore [[Sempiternal Weave]]s instead of regular old [[Necrodermis]] and carry around their identifiable [[Staff of Light]], but this is sometimes upgraded to a [[C'tan Phase Weapons#Warscythe\|Warscythe]], [[Power Weapon#Hyperphase Sword\|Hyperphase Sword]], or [[Voidblade]].		They wore [[Sempiternal Weave]]s instead of regular old [[Necrodermis]] and carry around their identifiable [[Staff of Light]], but this is sometimes upgraded to a [[C'tan Phase Weapons#Warscythe\|Warscythe]], [[Power Weapon#Hyperphase Sword\|Hyperphase Sword]], or [[Voidblade]].
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	[[Image:Old-necron-lord.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Even with a good paint job, it looks silly.]]		[[Image:Old-necron-lord.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Even with a good paint job, it looks silly.]]
	[[Image:Derplord.jpg\|thumb\|left\|200px\|[https://www.belloflostsouls.net/2016/09/40k-the-original-necrons.html Oldcrons looked really silly]]]		[[Image:Derplord.jpg\|thumb\|left\|200px\|[https://www.belloflostsouls.net/2016/09/40k-the-original-necrons.html Oldcrons looked really silly]]]
	When the Necrons were first introduced in Second Edition, the Necron Lord miniature was a [[Assholetep\|scowling skele-bot with a goofy headdress]] (not that the other Necron miniatures were less silly). The miniature was later updated to be sleeker and have more options, though the old design was kept around as the "Classic Necron Lord" and updated to [[Finecast]] when the new [[Codex]] came out. It is now no longer available.		When the Necrons were first introduced in Second Edition, the Necron Lord miniature was a [[Assholetep\|scowling skele-bot with a goofy headdress]] (not that the other Necron miniatures were less silly). The miniature was later updated to be sleeker and have more options, though the old design was kept around as the "Classic Necron Lord" and updated to [[Finecast]] when the new [[Codex]] came out. It is now no longer available.
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:NecronLord.jpg\|New model wielding a shiny toy called a Ressurection Orb. Good luck to the opponent's army... They'll need It		File:NecronLord.jpg\|New model wielding a shiny toy called a Ressurection Orb. Good luck to the opponent's army... They'll need It
	File:NecronLordScythe.jpg\|Also comes in a black cape and Warscythe and sinister claws, he's had some work done.		File:NecronLordScythe.jpg\|Also comes in a black cape and Warscythe and sinister claws, he's had some work done.
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	== See Also ==		== See Also ==