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	! Weapon !! Range !! Type !! S !! AP !! D !! Abilities		! Weapon !! Range !! Type !! S !! AP !! D !! Abilities
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	\| Monstrous scything talons \|\| Melee \|\| Melee \|\| X2 \|\| -4 \|\| D3+6 \|\| -		\| Monstrous scything talons \|\| Melee \|\| Melee \|\| X2 \|\| -4 \|\| D3+6 \|\| -
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	\| Melting Maw \|\| Melee \|\| Melee \|\| User \|\| -5 \|\| 6 \|\| Each time the bearer fights, it can give up all its attacks to make one single attack with this weapon. If this weapon kills a model the Viragon heals D3 wounds it had previously lost.		\| Melting Maw \|\| Melee \|\| Melee \|\| User \|\| -5 \|\| 6 \|\| Each time the bearer fights, it can give up all its attacks to make one single attack with this weapon. If this weapon kills a model the Viragon heals D3 wounds it had previously lost.
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	\| 18" \|\| Assault X \|\| * \|\| -5 \|\| D3 \|\| X is the number of wounds the slain model had (if the model had the {{W40kKeyword\|Vehicle}} keyword the number is halved). In addition this weapon wounds on a roll equal to the slain model's armor save (If its armor save was 2+ then this weapon wounds on a 2+ and so on). This weapon automatically hits its target.		\| 18" \|\| Assault X \|\| * \|\| -5 \|\| D3 \|\| X is the number of wounds the slain model had (if the model had the {{W40kKeyword\|Vehicle}} keyword the number is halved). In addition this weapon wounds on a roll equal to the slain model's armor save (If its armor save was 2+ then this weapon wounds on a 2+ and so on). This weapon automatically hits its target.

1d4chan>Ћ Professional: /* 8th Edition */

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	'''Deep Strike'''		'''Deep Strike'''

	===8th Edition===		=== 8th Edition ===

	A Viragon is a single model armed with a pair of Monstrous Scything Talons, Acid Spit, and a Melting Maw.		A Viragon is a single model armed with a pair of Monstrous Scything Talons, Acid Spit, and a Melting Maw.
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	*Faction:{{W40kKeyword\|<Hive Fleet>}}, {{W40kKeyword\|Tyranids}}		*Faction:{{W40kKeyword\|<Hive Fleet>}}, {{W40kKeyword\|Tyranids}}
	*{{W40kKeyword\|Lord of War}}, {{W40kKeyword\|Viragon}}, {{W40kKeyword\|Monster}}, {{W40kKeyword\|Titanic}}		*{{W40kKeyword\|Lord of War}}, {{W40kKeyword\|Viragon}}, {{W40kKeyword\|Monster}}, {{W40kKeyword\|Titanic}}

			[[Category: Warhammer 40,000]]

			[[Category: Xenos]]

			[[Category: Tyranid]]

			[[Category: Megafauna]]

	{{Template:Tyranids-Creatures}}		{{Template:Tyranids-Creatures}}

1d4chan>VeryIntelligentShadeOfTheColourBlue: Undo revision 559021 by Nielslacour (talk) modify in the fan codex as well as the main page, as these rules exist within the context of the codex

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Undo revision 559021 by Nielslacour (talk) modify in the fan codex as well as the main page, as these rules exist within the context of the codex

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	\| Viragon \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| 12 \|\| 55 \|\| 6 \|\| 10 \|\| 3+ \|\| ~~3000~~ \|\| 100		\| Viragon \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| 12 \|\| 55 \|\| 6 \|\| 10 \|\| 3+ \|\| 2100 \|\| 100
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	Wargear:		Wargear:
	*You can purchase one of the following abilities for this model.		*You can purchase one of the following abilities for this model.
	**Hardened Carapace (~~100~~ points)		**Hardened Carapace (50 points)
	**Iper-Acid Sacs (~~300~~ points)		**Iper-Acid Sacs (150 points)
	**Synaptic Spinal Node (~~200~~ points)		**Synaptic Spinal Node (100 points)

	Abilities:		Abilities:

1d4chan>Nielslacour: /* 8th Edition */

2019-03-04T08:55:34Z

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	\| Viragon \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| 12 \|\| 55 \|\| 6 \|\| 10 \|\| 3+ \|\| ~~2100~~ \|\| 100		\| Viragon \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| 12 \|\| 55 \|\| 6 \|\| 10 \|\| 3+ \|\| 3000 \|\| 100
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	Wargear:		Wargear:
	*You can purchase one of the following abilities for this model.		*You can purchase one of the following abilities for this model.
	**Hardened Carapace (50 points)		**Hardened Carapace (100 points)
	**Iper-Acid Sacs (~~150~~ points)		**Iper-Acid Sacs (300 points)
	**Synaptic Spinal Node (~~100~~ points)		**Synaptic Spinal Node (200 points)

	Abilities:		Abilities:

1d4chan>Quiggsy: Grammar and spelling corrections, as well as tonal updates.

2019-02-17T00:04:01Z

Grammar and spelling corrections, as well as tonal updates.

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	Abilities:		Abilities:
	*Swallow Whole: ~~Viragons are very~~ voracious creature and the size of ~~their~~ mouth is perfect for ~~accomodating~~ their ~~need of~~ flesh. There's nothing that can be done to save a comrade ~~that~~ falls into ~~its~~ acid-drooling jaws as when something enters that abyss, it never comes out.		*Swallow Whole: The Viragon is a notoriously voracious creature, and the size of its mouth is perfect for accommodating their craving for flesh. There's nothing that can be done to save a comrade who falls into those acid-drooling jaws as when something enters that abyss, it never comes out.
	**If an enemy model suffer any damage from this model Acid Maw it has to take a ~~Strenght~~ test (unless it has the {{W40kKeyword\|Titanic}} keyword). If the result is equal or higher than this model's ~~strenght charateristic~~ then nothing happens, if the result is lower then that model is slain, remove it from the game without making saves of any kind. This model then regains D3 lost wounds.		**If an enemy model suffer any damage from this model Acid Maw it has to take a Strength test (unless it has the {{W40kKeyword\|Titanic}} keyword). If the result is equal or higher than this model's strength characteristic then nothing happens, if the result is lower then that model is slain, remove it from the game without making saves of any kind. This model then regains D3 lost wounds.

	*Caustic Vomit: A Viragon can ~~decide to vomit~~ assimilated bio-mass to shower the enemy with ~~its~~ highly corrosive liquids.		*Caustic Vomit: A Viragon can violently disgorge assimilated bio-mass to shower the enemy with highly corrosive liquids.
	**When this model ~~slains~~ a model that doesn't have the {{W40kKeyword\|Titanic}} keyword with its Acid Maw (the Swallow Whole rule counts), instead of healing D3 lost wounds, it can make a shooting attack against an enemy unit ~~between~~ 18" (even between 1" of this model but not of other friendly units) with the following profile:		**When this model slays a model that doesn't have the {{W40kKeyword\|Titanic}} keyword with its Acid Maw (the Swallow Whole rule counts), instead of healing D3 lost wounds, it can make a shooting attack against an enemy unit within 18" (even between 1" of this model but not of other friendly units) with the following profile:
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	\| 18" \|\| Assault X \|\| * \|\| -5 \|\| D3 \|\| X is the number of wounds the slain model had (if he model had the {{W40kKeyword\|Vehicle}} keyword ~~then it's half~~ the ~~wounds that he had~~). In addition this weapon wounds on a roll equal to the slain model's armor save (If its armor save was 2+ then this weapon wounds on a 2+ and so on). This weapon automatically hits its target.		\| 18" \|\| Assault X \|\| * \|\| -5 \|\| D3 \|\| X is the number of wounds the slain model had (if the model had the {{W40kKeyword\|Vehicle}} keyword the number is halved). In addition this weapon wounds on a roll equal to the slain model's armor save (If its armor save was 2+ then this weapon wounds on a 2+ and so on). This weapon automatically hits its target.
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	*Hardened Carapace: The chitinous plating on ~~this~~ Viragon's back is composed of numerous ~~layer~~ that bond together in an ~~heavy armor~~ capable of deflecting even lascannon shots.		*Hardened Carapace: The chitinous plating on the Viragon's back is composed of numerous layers that bond together into an armored shell capable of deflecting even lascannon shots.
	**Subtract 2" from this model's movement and charge distance. ~~Also, consider the~~ AP of ~~the~~ weapons that wound this model ~~has~~ two ~~point worse~~ (-4 become -2, -2 becomes 0 and so on).		**Subtract 2" from this model's movement and charge distance. The AP of weapons that wound this model are considered two points weaker (-4 become -2, -2 becomes 0 and so on).

	*Iper-Acid Sacs:		*Iper-Acid Sacs:
	** You can re-roll all wound rolls for this model and on a wound roll of 6 the enemy unit suffers 3D3 mortal wounds. ~~Also, consider the~~ AP of every weapon of this model (~~included~~ the Caustic Vomit) as one point ~~better~~. In addition, each time this model loses a wound, roll a D6; on a 4+ every unit ~~between~~ 6" suffers 2D3 mortal wounds, ~~2D6~~ on a 6.		** You can re-roll all wound rolls for this model and on a wound roll of 6 the enemy unit suffers an additional 3D3 mortal wounds. The AP of every weapon of this model (including the Caustic Vomit ability) is considered one point stronger. In addition, each time this model loses a wound, roll a D6; on a 4+ every unit within 6" suffers 2D3 mortal wounds, on a 6 this becomes 2D6.

	*Synaptic Spinal Node:		*Synaptic Spinal Node:
	**This model receives the {{W40kKeyword\|Synapse}} and {{W40kKeyword\|Psyker}} keywords, the Shadow in the Warp special rule and a 5+ invulnerable save. In addition, this model knows two powers from the ~~Tyranid~~ Discipline and Smite ~~and it~~ can attempt to manifest and deny two powers per turn.		**This model receives the {{W40kKeyword\|Synapse}} and {{W40kKeyword\|Psyker}} keywords, the Shadow in the Warp special rule and a 5+ invulnerable save. In addition, this model knows two powers from the Hive Mind Discipline and Smite. It can attempt to manifest and deny two powers per turn.

	*~~Subterranel~~ Tunnels:		*Subterranean Tunnels:
	**During deployment, you can set up a Viragon underground instead of placing it on the battlefield. At the same time, you can set up a maximum of two {{W40kKeyword\|<HIVE FLEET>}} ~~unit~~ in the Viragon's tunnel. At the end of any of your Movement phases, set up the Viragon anywhere on the battlefield that is more than 9" away from any enemy models. If there are other units in the Viragon's tunnel, set them up at the same time wholly within 6" of the Viragon and more than 9" away from any enemy models. Any models that you cannot place in this way are destroyed.		**During deployment, you can set up a Viragon underground instead of placing it on the battlefield. At the same time, you can set up a maximum of two {{W40kKeyword\|<HIVE FLEET>}} units in the Viragon's tunnel. At the end of any of your Movement phases, set up the Viragon anywhere on the battlefield that is more than 9" away from any enemy models. If there are other units in the Viragon's tunnel, set them up at the same time wholly within 6" of the Viragon and more than 9" away from any enemy models. Any models that you cannot place in this way are destroyed.

	*Underground Reaper: The ground begins to rumble and shift ~~underneath your feet~~ as ~~you fire upon~~ the ~~tyranid~~ horde. ~~You look down at your feet to see an~~ hole ~~of two metres in diameter beginning~~ to ~~form~~. ~~You~~ begin to run, but it is already too late, as a cavernous jaw erupts from the ground and swallows ~~you~~ whole~~. This is an all too common an occurrence on a battlefield where a Viragon is on the prowl~~.		*Underground Reaper: The ground begins to rumble and shift underfoot as the Tyranid horde clashes with its next meal. Combatants scramble as a massive hole begins to open beneath their formation. They begin to run, but it is already too late, as a cavernous jaw erupts from the ground and swallows entire squads whole.
	**Instead of following the Subterranean Tunnels rule you can set up a Viragon alone underground instead of placing it on the battlefield. At the end of any of your Movement phases, set up the Viragon anywhere on the battlefield that is more than 1" away from any enemy models and more than 6" away from any other Viragons set up this way this turn, then roll a D6 for each enemy unit within 2" of it; on a 1 the unit escapes unharmed, on a 2-3 it suffers D3 mortal wound, on a 4-5 it suffers D6 mortal wounds, and on a 6 it suffers D6+3 mortal wounds. The Viragon cannot charge in the same turn.		**Instead of following the Subterranean Tunnels rule you can set up a Viragon alone underground instead of placing it on the battlefield. At the end of any of your Movement phases, set up the Viragon anywhere on the battlefield that is more than 1" away from any enemy models and more than 6" away from any other Viragons set up this way this turn, then roll a D6 for each enemy unit within 2" of it; on a 1 the unit escapes unharmed, on a 2-3 it suffers D3 mortal wound, on a 4-5 it suffers D6 mortal wounds, and on a 6 it suffers D6+3 mortal wounds. The Viragon cannot charge in the same turn.

	*Burrowing: ~~Viragon (and tyranids in general) are not stupid, they know when they are outmatched or when their strength is needed elsewhere.~~		*Burrowing:
	**At the beginning of any of your Movement phases, any Viragon can burrow. Remove it from the battlefield - it can return as described in the Underground Reaper ability. A Viragon may not burrow and return to the battlefield in the same turn. If the battle ends while the Viragon is underground, it is considered to be slain.		**At the beginning of any of your Movement phases, any Viragon can burrow. Remove it from the battlefield - it can return as described in the Underground Reaper ability. A Viragon may not burrow and return to the battlefield in the same turn. If the battle ends while the Viragon is underground, it is considered to be slain.

	*Dense Muscular Tissue:		*Dense Muscular Tissue:
	**This model has a 6+ ~~saves~~ against any damage~~, mortal wounds included~~. If this model is reduced to 0 wounds, roll a D6 before removing it from the battlefield; on a 4+, it lashes out in its death throes, and each unit within 6" suffers D6 mortal wounds, D6+3 on a 6.		**This model has a 6+ save against any damage. If this model is reduced to 0 wounds, roll a D6 before removing it from the battlefield; on a 4+, it lashes out in its death throes, and each unit within 6" suffers D6 mortal wounds, D6+3 on a 6.

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1d4chan>Chaledy: /* 8th Edition */

2018-11-03T07:46:57Z

8th Edition

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	**During deployment, you can set up a Viragon underground instead of placing it on the battlefield. At the same time, you can set up a maximum of two {{W40kKeyword\|<HIVE FLEET>}} unit in the Viragon's tunnel. At the end of any of your Movement phases, set up the Viragon anywhere on the battlefield that is more than 9" away from any enemy models. If there are other units in the Viragon's tunnel, set them up at the same time wholly within 6" of the Viragon and more than 9" away from any enemy models. Any models that you cannot place in this way are destroyed.		**During deployment, you can set up a Viragon underground instead of placing it on the battlefield. At the same time, you can set up a maximum of two {{W40kKeyword\|<HIVE FLEET>}} unit in the Viragon's tunnel. At the end of any of your Movement phases, set up the Viragon anywhere on the battlefield that is more than 9" away from any enemy models. If there are other units in the Viragon's tunnel, set them up at the same time wholly within 6" of the Viragon and more than 9" away from any enemy models. Any models that you cannot place in this way are destroyed.

	*Underground Reaper: The ground begins to rumble and shift underneath your feet as you fire upon the tyranid horde. You look down at your feet to see a hole ~~beginning to form~~ two metres in diameter. You begin to run, but it is already too late, as a cavernous jaw erupts from the ground and swallows you whole. This, is an all too common an occurrence on a battlefield where a Viragon is on the prowl.		*Underground Reaper: The ground begins to rumble and shift underneath your feet as you fire upon the tyranid horde. You look down at your feet to see an hole of two metres in diameter beginning to form. You begin to run, but it is already too late, as a cavernous jaw erupts from the ground and swallows you whole. This is an all too common an occurrence on a battlefield where a Viragon is on the prowl.
	**Instead of following the Subterranean Tunnels rule you can set up a Viragon alone underground instead of placing it on the battlefield. At the end of any of your Movement phases, set up the Viragon anywhere on the battlefield that is more than 1" away from any enemy models and more than 6" away from any other Viragons set up this way this turn, then roll a D6 for each enemy unit within 2" of it; on a 1 the unit escapes unharmed, on a 2-3 it suffers D3 mortal wound, on a 4-5 it suffers D6 mortal wounds, and on a 6 it suffers D6+3 mortal wounds. The Viragon cannot charge in the same turn.		**Instead of following the Subterranean Tunnels rule you can set up a Viragon alone underground instead of placing it on the battlefield. At the end of any of your Movement phases, set up the Viragon anywhere on the battlefield that is more than 1" away from any enemy models and more than 6" away from any other Viragons set up this way this turn, then roll a D6 for each enemy unit within 2" of it; on a 1 the unit escapes unharmed, on a 2-3 it suffers D3 mortal wound, on a 4-5 it suffers D6 mortal wounds, and on a 6 it suffers D6+3 mortal wounds. The Viragon cannot charge in the same turn.

	*Burrowing: ~~Viragon’s~~ (and tyranids in general) are not stupid, they know when they are outmatched or when their strength is needed elsewhere.		*Burrowing: Viragon (and tyranids in general) are not stupid, they know when they are outmatched or when their strength is needed elsewhere.
	**At the beginning of any of your Movement phases, any Viragon can burrow. Remove it from the battlefield - it can return as described in the Underground Reaper ability. A Viragon may not burrow and return to the battlefield in the same turn. If the battle ends while the Viragon is underground, it is considered to be slain.		**At the beginning of any of your Movement phases, any Viragon can burrow. Remove it from the battlefield - it can return as described in the Underground Reaper ability. A Viragon may not burrow and return to the battlefield in the same turn. If the battle ends while the Viragon is underground, it is considered to be slain.

1d4chan>VeryIntelligentShadeOfTheColourBlue: /* 8th Edition */

2018-11-02T17:52:34Z

8th Edition

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	**During deployment, you can set up a Viragon underground instead of placing it on the battlefield. At the same time, you can set up a maximum of two {{W40kKeyword\|<HIVE FLEET>}} unit in the Viragon's tunnel. At the end of any of your Movement phases, set up the Viragon anywhere on the battlefield that is more than 9" away from any enemy models. If there are other units in the Viragon's tunnel, set them up at the same time wholly within 6" of the Viragon and more than 9" away from any enemy models. Any models that you cannot place in this way are destroyed.		**During deployment, you can set up a Viragon underground instead of placing it on the battlefield. At the same time, you can set up a maximum of two {{W40kKeyword\|<HIVE FLEET>}} unit in the Viragon's tunnel. At the end of any of your Movement phases, set up the Viragon anywhere on the battlefield that is more than 9" away from any enemy models. If there are other units in the Viragon's tunnel, set them up at the same time wholly within 6" of the Viragon and more than 9" away from any enemy models. Any models that you cannot place in this way are destroyed.

	*Underground Reaper:		*Underground Reaper: The ground begins to rumble and shift underneath your feet as you fire upon the tyranid horde. You look down at your feet to see a hole beginning to form two metres in diameter. You begin to run, but it is already too late, as a cavernous jaw erupts from the ground and swallows you whole. This, is an all too common an occurrence on a battlefield where a Viragon is on the prowl.
	**Instead of following the Subterranean Tunnels rule you can set up a Viragon alone underground instead of placing it on the battlefield. At the end of any of your Movement phases, set up the Viragon anywhere on the battlefield that is more than 1" away from any enemy models and more than 6" away from any other Viragons set up this way this turn, then roll a D6 for each enemy unit within 2" of it; on a 1 the unit escapes unharmed, on a 2-3 it suffers D3 mortal wound, on a 4-5 it suffers D6 mortal wounds, and on a 6 it suffers D6+3 mortal wounds. The Viragon cannot charge in the same turn.		**Instead of following the Subterranean Tunnels rule you can set up a Viragon alone underground instead of placing it on the battlefield. At the end of any of your Movement phases, set up the Viragon anywhere on the battlefield that is more than 1" away from any enemy models and more than 6" away from any other Viragons set up this way this turn, then roll a D6 for each enemy unit within 2" of it; on a 1 the unit escapes unharmed, on a 2-3 it suffers D3 mortal wound, on a 4-5 it suffers D6 mortal wounds, and on a 6 it suffers D6+3 mortal wounds. The Viragon cannot charge in the same turn.

	*Burrowing:		*Burrowing: Viragon’s (and tyranids in general) are not stupid, they know when they are outmatched or when their strength is needed elsewhere.
	**At the beginning of any of your Movement phases, any Viragon can burrow. Remove it from the battlefield - it can return as described in the Underground Reaper ability. A Viragon may not burrow and return to the battlefield in the same turn. If the battle ends while the Viragon is underground, it is considered to be slain.		**At the beginning of any of your Movement phases, any Viragon can burrow. Remove it from the battlefield - it can return as described in the Underground Reaper ability. A Viragon may not burrow and return to the battlefield in the same turn. If the battle ends while the Viragon is underground, it is considered to be slain.

1d4chan>Chaledy: /* 8th Edition */

2018-11-01T13:00:30Z

8th Edition

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	Abilities:		Abilities:
	*Swallow Whole: Viragons are very voracious creature and the size of their mouth is perfect for accomodating their need of flesh. There's nothing that can be done to save a comrade that falls into its acid-drooling jaws as when something enters that abyss, it never comes out.		*Swallow Whole: Viragons are very voracious creature and the size of their mouth is perfect for accomodating their need of flesh. There's nothing that can be done to save a comrade that falls into its acid-drooling jaws as when something enters that abyss, it never comes out.
	**If an enemy model suffer any damage from this model Acid Maw it has to take a Strenght test (unless it has the Titanic keyword). If the result is equal or higher than this model's strenght charateristic then nothing happens, if the result is lower then that model is slain, remove it from the game without making saves of any kind. This model then regains D3 lost wounds.		**If an enemy model suffer any damage from this model Acid Maw it has to take a Strenght test (unless it has the {{W40kKeyword\|Titanic}} keyword). If the result is equal or higher than this model's strenght charateristic then nothing happens, if the result is lower then that model is slain, remove it from the game without making saves of any kind. This model then regains D3 lost wounds.

	*Caustic Vomit: A Viragon can decide to vomit assimilated bio-mass to shower the enemy with its highly corrosive liquids.		*Caustic Vomit: A Viragon can decide to vomit assimilated bio-mass to shower the enemy with its highly corrosive liquids.