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	* '''Swooping Hawks:'''		* '''Swooping Hawks:'''

	So swooping hawks have two things going for them. They have their wings, and they have both krak and frag grenades that they can drop whilst flying over people. The idea is to get them jumping from cover to cover across the battlefield dropping grenades on enemy fortifications. In practise, however, this is only moderately effective. The best use for them is much, much sillier. They have a second ability, which lets them 'fly up' on one turn, then come down anywhere on the battlefield on the next turn. Great for ambushing heavy weapon squads? Well, sure, but swooping hawks aren't actually great at that. Instead, drop them in close combat with tanks. Krak grenades, when used in close combat, get a huge armour penetration boost, though probably still not enough to penetrate most tank hull, but you're in close combat so you can choose to go for the tracks instead. Watch as your ~~104~~ point squad of swooping hawks effortlessly takes out a Leman Russ Demolisher, or a land raider full of terminators. Broken as hell.		So swooping hawks have two things going for them. They have their wings, and they have both krak and frag grenades that they can drop whilst flying over people. The idea is to get them jumping from cover to cover across the battlefield dropping grenades on enemy fortifications. In practise, however, this is only moderately effective. The best use for them is much, much sillier. They have a second ability, which lets them 'fly up' on one turn, then come down anywhere on the battlefield on the next turn. Great for ambushing heavy weapon squads? Well, sure, but swooping hawks aren't actually great at that. Instead, drop them in close combat with tanks. Krak grenades, when used in close combat, get a huge armour penetration boost, though probably still not enough to penetrate most tank hull, but you're in close combat so you can choose to go for the tracks instead. Watch as your 112 point squad of swooping hawks effortlessly takes out a 400 point Leman Russ Demolisher, or a land raider full of terminators. Broken as hell.

	* '''Howling Banshees:'''		* '''Howling Banshees:'''

80.195.93.57: A complete summary of Eldar 2nd edition tactics from a greybeard who played them back in the day.

2020-11-16T23:31:47Z

A complete summary of Eldar 2nd edition tactics from a greybeard who played them back in the day.

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1d4chan>Kimarous at 23:33, 20 June 2020

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1d4chan>MagicJuggler: /* Unit Analysis */

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1d4chan>MagicJuggler: Created page with "==Why Play Eldar== ==Special Rules== ==Unit Analysis== ===Characters=== ===Core=== ===Support=== ==Tactics== Category:Warhammer 40000 Tactics(2E)"

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Created page with "==Why Play Eldar== ==Special Rules== ==Unit Analysis== ===Characters=== ===Core=== ===Support=== ==Tactics== Category:Warhammer 40000 Tactics(2E)"

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==Why Play Eldar==

==Special Rules==

==Unit Analysis==

===Characters===

===Core===

===Support===

==Tactics==

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