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	===Distraction/Flank===		===Distraction/Flank===
	Most smarter players will be able to see this coming and it can be tricky to maneuver, but if you pull it off you can steamroll even the strongest opponents. It usually only works if your enemy has vehicles in the rear. Take Sliscus and a whole force of raiders and ravagers. Gunboats are best but assault wyches in raiders ~~dont~~ hurt either. I like to take at least one raider with shock prows and haywire wyches. Take a talos and a beastmaster squad, along with maybe a couple raiders. Lead this force to flank the enemy from one side. They will panic and focus on them. Meanwhile, move your gunboats and ravagers to the either side of the map and try to get some shots from good angles at their vehicles. At the last second, move your raiders from the beastmaster squad over to your main fleet. You should have most of the enemy assault troops tied up with the beasts and talos. Now deepstrike some raiders from the Dukes ability behind their vehicles, move your fleet into position and wipe them out from behind. By the time they kill your beasts and talos, they'll have tons of burning wreckage to keep them trapped so your raiders can flee and prepare to kill the infantry.		Most smarter players will be able to see this coming and it can be tricky to maneuver, but if you pull it off you can steamroll even the strongest opponents. It usually only works if your enemy has vehicles in the rear. Take Sliscus and a whole force of raiders and ravagers. Gunboats are best but assault wyches in raiders don't hurt either. I like to take at least one raider with shock prows and haywire wyches. Take a talos and a beastmaster squad, along with maybe a couple raiders. Lead this force to flank the enemy from one side. They will panic and focus on them. Meanwhile, move your gunboats and ravagers to the either side of the map and try to get some shots from good angles at their vehicles. At the last second, move your raiders from the beastmaster squad over to your main fleet. You should have most of the enemy assault troops tied up with the beasts and talos. Now deepstrike some raiders from the Dukes ability behind their vehicles, move your fleet into position and wipe them out from behind. By the time they kill your beasts and talos, they'll have tons of burning wreckage to keep them trapped so your raiders can flee and prepare to kill the infantry.

	===Lance Spam===		===Lance Spam===

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	[[Category:Warhammer Tactics/Old]][[Category:Dark Eldar]]		[[Category:Warhammer Tactics/Old]][[Category:Dark Eldar]]

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1d4chan>FlintTD at 01:27, 8 September 2017

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			This is an [[Warhammer_40,000/6th Edition _Tactics\|old Edition's]] Dark Eldar tactics. The [[Warhammer_40,000/7th Edition Tactics/Dark Eldar\|7th Edition Tactics are here]] while the [[Warhammer_40,000/5th Edition Tactics/Dark Eldar\|the 5th Edition Tactics are here.]] [[Warhammer 40,000/3rd Edition Revised Tactics/Dark Eldar\|The Old Codex is here also.]]
	~~'''~~This is ~~the PREVIOUS (ie:~~6th) Edition's tactics.~~'''~~
	[[Warhammer_40,000/Tactics/~~Dark_Eldar(7E)~~\|~~New (~~7th) Edition Tactics are here.]]

	[[Warhammer_40,000/~~5th_Edition_Tactics~~/~~Dark_Eldar~~\|5th Edition Tactics are here.]] [[Warhammer 40,000/3rd Edition Revised Tactics/Dark Eldar\|The Old Codex is here also.]]

	==Why Play Dark Eldar==		==Why Play Dark Eldar==

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	*'''[[Urien Rakarth]]''' - A super-Haemonculus. He starts the game with a pain token, and lets you bring wracks as a troop choice like normal Haemonculi, and he regenerates one wound a turn. Only take in a Haemonculus themed army.		*'''[[Urien Rakarth]]''' - A super-Haemonculus. He starts the game with a pain token, and lets you bring wracks as a troop choice like normal Haemonculi, and he regenerates one wound a turn. Only take in a Haemonculus themed army.
	*'''[[Asdrubael Vect]]''' - Great in close combat, preferred enemy against ''fucking everything'', rerolls wounds against both races of Eldar, and he seizes the initiative on a 4+, which is amazing...Seriously, there are reports of this guy beating entire armies on his own, he is one of those few who can go toe to toe with the Swarmlord, <s>Draigo, or Abaddon</s> (he is only AP3 now) in melee combat and hope to win. I mean, I once charged this guy into a full squad of khorne berserkers and he slaughtered them all without much trouble. But [[Emperor\|Christ]] he's expensive at 240 points, and everyone who's heard of him knows how deadly he is, so he will attract fire as if he had the world's biggest bullet magnet on his head with a bullseye painted on his chest for good measure. [[Troll\|Put him on the Dais of Destruction with a bunch of trueborns and bring him if you think you can somehow bring Dark Eldar to an Apocalypse game and win]].		*'''[[Asdrubael Vect]]''' - Great in close combat, preferred enemy against ''fucking everything'', rerolls wounds against both races of Eldar, and he seizes the initiative on a 4+, which is amazing...Seriously, there are reports of this guy beating entire armies on his own, he is one of those few who can go toe to toe with the Swarmlord, <s>Draigo, or Abaddon</s> (he is only AP3 now) in melee combat and hope to win. I mean, I once charged this guy into a full squad of khorne berserkers and he slaughtered them all without much trouble. But [[Emperor\|Christ]] he's expensive at 240 points, and everyone who's heard of him knows how deadly he is, so he will attract fire as if he had the world's biggest bullet magnet on his head with a bullseye painted on his chest for good measure. [[Troll\|Put him on the Dais of Destruction with a bunch of trueborns and bring him if you think you can somehow bring Dark Eldar to an Apocalypse game and win]].

	** GONE ALL GONE!! 7th Edition wiped us of all our specials, besides Rakarth, Drazar and Lilith. and now Lilith doesnt get her massive dice pool of attacks and Rakarth doesnt make Wracks troops (there's a suppliment for that) we really only have Drazar. Thankfully, Eternal warrior, a buff to his incubi and a rule that lets him have more attacks when he rolls a 6 to wound happened to him, along with a points drop. So ... Drazar is cool now guys

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	** It's also worth noting that plain, unupgraded Wyches will kill significantly more than their points cost in Terminators. That Invul save, combined with the low number of attacks terminators get means you can usually handle them. This holds true with any power weapon unit in the game. They struggle against equivalent points worth of generic dudes, unless you're packing a special character in there.		** It's also worth noting that plain, unupgraded Wyches will kill significantly more than their points cost in Terminators. That Invul save, combined with the low number of attacks terminators get means you can usually handle them. This holds true with any power weapon unit in the game. They struggle against equivalent points worth of generic dudes, unless you're packing a special character in there.
	** If you're dead-set on using these girls to assault, one rather expensive and risky workaround exists for their above-mentioned overwatch vulnerability. Attach a haemonculus (preferably equipped for close combat) to ride along with them in a raider, but disembark your squad on one side of the vehicle and the haemy on the other side, splitting him from the squad and swiping his pain token while you're at it. [[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX\|Now send him charging solo at your desired target, coercing your opponent into wasting their one overwatch volley for the turn on him.]] Your wyches can subsequently assault the same unit unscathed, unless the enemy unit holds their fire and decides they can kill your haemonculus in combat. To avoid such a possibility, the flesh gauntlet or scissor-hand are recommended as wargear to help convince your opponent that he is somewhat of a threat and thus should not be allowed to get in close; huskblades are probably not worth their steep price for this throwaway usage. Vexator masks provide a slim chance of surviving challenges for a measly 10 points. Also note that one-use items such as a shattershard or casket of flensing won't be wasted if he gets them off prior to assaulting.		** If you're dead-set on using these girls to assault, one rather expensive and risky workaround exists for their above-mentioned overwatch vulnerability. Attach a haemonculus (preferably equipped for close combat) to ride along with them in a raider, but disembark your squad on one side of the vehicle and the haemy on the other side, splitting him from the squad and swiping his pain token while you're at it. [[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX\|Now send him charging solo at your desired target, coercing your opponent into wasting their one overwatch volley for the turn on him.]] Your wyches can subsequently assault the same unit unscathed, unless the enemy unit holds their fire and decides they can kill your haemonculus in combat. To avoid such a possibility, the flesh gauntlet or scissor-hand are recommended as wargear to help convince your opponent that he is somewhat of a threat and thus should not be allowed to get in close; huskblades are probably not worth their steep price for this throwaway usage. Vexator masks provide a slim chance of surviving challenges for a measly 10 points. Also note that one-use items such as a shattershard or casket of flensing won't be wasted if he gets them off prior to assaulting.
	** If it wasnt bad enough, the 7th edition book nerfed the Wych weapons HARD (especially the hydra gauntlets) not all they do is slow the combat step down for no real gain. Sorry girls, time for you to retire :'(

	===Fast Attack===		===Fast Attack===

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	*'''Scourges''' - Formerly one of the most inefficient Heavy Support choices in all of 40k, Scourges have gotten pumped up considerably and moved to fast attack where they can see some actual use. They're quite versatile; they can easily shred lighter units with their default weapons, and can be deployed in smaller squads with Dark Lances or Splinter Cannons for troubleshooting vehicle, infantry, or independent character targets. As tempting as it may be to take dark lances, they should be ignored. Point being, take the heatlances or blasters for tankbusting (and their mobility and good accuracy does support this), but the short range of these weapons mean that you will be quite vulnerable - and at the points-cost Scourges are, that's not a risk you really want to take. On the plus side, they've got excellent armor for Dark Eldar, with a 4+ armor save and 6+ Invulnerable save due to their Ghostplate armor. With their mobility, they can be complete pains in the ass - just bear in mind that they are expensive at 22 points a piece.		*'''Scourges''' - Formerly one of the most inefficient Heavy Support choices in all of 40k, Scourges have gotten pumped up considerably and moved to fast attack where they can see some actual use. They're quite versatile; they can easily shred lighter units with their default weapons, and can be deployed in smaller squads with Dark Lances or Splinter Cannons for troubleshooting vehicle, infantry, or independent character targets. As tempting as it may be to take dark lances, they should be ignored. Point being, take the heatlances or blasters for tankbusting (and their mobility and good accuracy does support this), but the short range of these weapons mean that you will be quite vulnerable - and at the points-cost Scourges are, that's not a risk you really want to take. On the plus side, they've got excellent armor for Dark Eldar, with a 4+ armor save and 6+ Invulnerable save due to their Ghostplate armor. With their mobility, they can be complete pains in the ass - just bear in mind that they are expensive at 22 points a piece.
	** Haywire blasters are now unbelievable, unlimited vehicle-rape, and are better at taking down vehicles than Dark Lances. Haywire Scourges are also one of the few Dark Eldar units that don't have to specialize in anti-tank/anti-vehicle to be good - a first turn salvo of 4 haywires from a 10 man unit has a decent chance of cracking a vehicle (or letting a raider's lance finish the job with a glance), and then the Scourges can mow down the unit inside with 18 poison shots and 4 Strength 4 shots. The main problem with such a build is is inefficiency - 260 points for only four guys who can do vehicle damage is rather wasteful, and it does hurt its anti-infantry role due to taking up the space of those four splinter cannons.		** Haywire blasters are now unbelievable, unlimited vehicle-rape, and are better at taking down vehicles than Dark Lances. Haywire Scourges are also one of the few Dark Eldar units that don't have to specialize in anti-tank/anti-vehicle to be good - a first turn salvo of 4 haywires from a 10 man unit has a decent chance of cracking a vehicle (or letting a raider's lance finish the job with a glance), and then the Scourges can mow down the unit inside with 18 poison shots and 4 Strength 4 shots. The main problem with such a build is is inefficiency - 260 points for only four guys who can do vehicle damage is rather wasteful, and it does hurt its anti-infantry role due to taking up the space of those four splinter cannons.
	Scourges are now no longer 22 points base. at 200 points for a 10 man full haywire squad they are now INSANE for their points, blowing tanks up everywhere they look, and S4 Ap4's far from horrendous Vs Geq armies either
	*'''Beastmasters''' - Cool and deadly. As beasts, they move 12" and aren't slowed by difficult terrain when moving or charging. They are a bucket of wounds, loaded with rending attacks, and most importantly are one of the few Invulnerable saves you get. Need mobile cover? This is your unit. Need to discourage people from exiting their metal boxes? This is your unit (among many others of course). Do you want to go to town converting monsters? This is your unit again. Also, think about joining the Baron onto the squad to grant the squad stealth alongside both assault and defence grenades, not to mention a front end 2++ save to troll your opponent with.		*'''Beastmasters''' - Cool and deadly. As beasts, they move 12" and aren't slowed by difficult terrain when moving or charging. They are a bucket of wounds, loaded with rending attacks, and most importantly are one of the few Invulnerable saves you get. Need mobile cover? This is your unit. Need to discourage people from exiting their metal boxes? This is your unit (among many others of course). Do you want to go to town converting monsters? This is your unit again. Also, think about joining the Baron onto the squad to grant the squad stealth alongside both assault and defence grenades, not to mention a front end 2++ save to troll your opponent with.
	** Clawed Fiends are OK, decent at dishing out strength 5 attacks and absorbing wounds (but only take one at most, it's an expensive beatstick), Khymerae are decent filler, not bad on the charge, and can usually eat daemon prince face, but the MVP of beasts are the Razorwing flock - 5 rending attacks and 5 wounds are amazing when taken in large numbers.		** Clawed Fiends are OK, decent at dishing out strength 5 attacks and absorbing wounds (but only take one at most, it's an expensive beatstick), Khymerae are decent filler, not bad on the charge, and can usually eat daemon prince face, but the MVP of beasts are the Razorwing flock - 5 rending attacks and 5 wounds are amazing when taken in large numbers.

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	*'''[[Asdrubael Vect]]''' - Great in close combat, preferred enemy against ''fucking everything'', rerolls wounds against both races of Eldar, and he seizes the initiative on a 4+, which is amazing...Seriously, there are reports of this guy beating entire armies on his own, he is one of those few who can go toe to toe with the Swarmlord, <s>Draigo, or Abaddon</s> (he is only AP3 now) in melee combat and hope to win. I mean, I once charged this guy into a full squad of khorne berserkers and he slaughtered them all without much trouble. But [[Emperor\|Christ]] he's expensive at 240 points, and everyone who's heard of him knows how deadly he is, so he will attract fire as if he had the world's biggest bullet magnet on his head with a bullseye painted on his chest for good measure. [[Troll\|Put him on the Dais of Destruction with a bunch of trueborns and bring him if you think you can somehow bring Dark Eldar to an Apocalypse game and win]].		*'''[[Asdrubael Vect]]''' - Great in close combat, preferred enemy against ''fucking everything'', rerolls wounds against both races of Eldar, and he seizes the initiative on a 4+, which is amazing...Seriously, there are reports of this guy beating entire armies on his own, he is one of those few who can go toe to toe with the Swarmlord, <s>Draigo, or Abaddon</s> (he is only AP3 now) in melee combat and hope to win. I mean, I once charged this guy into a full squad of khorne berserkers and he slaughtered them all without much trouble. But [[Emperor\|Christ]] he's expensive at 240 points, and everyone who's heard of him knows how deadly he is, so he will attract fire as if he had the world's biggest bullet magnet on his head with a bullseye painted on his chest for good measure. [[Troll\|Put him on the Dais of Destruction with a bunch of trueborns and bring him if you think you can somehow bring Dark Eldar to an Apocalypse game and win]].

			** GONE ALL GONE!! 7th Edition wiped us of all our specials, besides Rakarth, Drazar and Lilith. and now Lilith doesnt get her massive dice pool of attacks and Rakarth doesnt make Wracks troops (there's a suppliment for that) we really only have Drazar. Thankfully, Eternal warrior, a buff to his incubi and a rule that lets him have more attacks when he rolls a 6 to wound happened to him, along with a points drop. So ... Drazar is cool now guys

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	** It's also worth noting that plain, unupgraded Wyches will kill significantly more than their points cost in Terminators. That Invul save, combined with the low number of attacks terminators get means you can usually handle them. This holds true with any power weapon unit in the game. They struggle against equivalent points worth of generic dudes, unless you're packing a special character in there.		** It's also worth noting that plain, unupgraded Wyches will kill significantly more than their points cost in Terminators. That Invul save, combined with the low number of attacks terminators get means you can usually handle them. This holds true with any power weapon unit in the game. They struggle against equivalent points worth of generic dudes, unless you're packing a special character in there.
	** If you're dead-set on using these girls to assault, one rather expensive and risky workaround exists for their above-mentioned overwatch vulnerability. Attach a haemonculus (preferably equipped for close combat) to ride along with them in a raider, but disembark your squad on one side of the vehicle and the haemy on the other side, splitting him from the squad and swiping his pain token while you're at it. [[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX\|Now send him charging solo at your desired target, coercing your opponent into wasting their one overwatch volley for the turn on him.]] Your wyches can subsequently assault the same unit unscathed, unless the enemy unit holds their fire and decides they can kill your haemonculus in combat. To avoid such a possibility, the flesh gauntlet or scissor-hand are recommended as wargear to help convince your opponent that he is somewhat of a threat and thus should not be allowed to get in close; huskblades are probably not worth their steep price for this throwaway usage. Vexator masks provide a slim chance of surviving challenges for a measly 10 points. Also note that one-use items such as a shattershard or casket of flensing won't be wasted if he gets them off prior to assaulting.		** If you're dead-set on using these girls to assault, one rather expensive and risky workaround exists for their above-mentioned overwatch vulnerability. Attach a haemonculus (preferably equipped for close combat) to ride along with them in a raider, but disembark your squad on one side of the vehicle and the haemy on the other side, splitting him from the squad and swiping his pain token while you're at it. [[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX\|Now send him charging solo at your desired target, coercing your opponent into wasting their one overwatch volley for the turn on him.]] Your wyches can subsequently assault the same unit unscathed, unless the enemy unit holds their fire and decides they can kill your haemonculus in combat. To avoid such a possibility, the flesh gauntlet or scissor-hand are recommended as wargear to help convince your opponent that he is somewhat of a threat and thus should not be allowed to get in close; huskblades are probably not worth their steep price for this throwaway usage. Vexator masks provide a slim chance of surviving challenges for a measly 10 points. Also note that one-use items such as a shattershard or casket of flensing won't be wasted if he gets them off prior to assaulting.
			** If it wasnt bad enough, the 7th edition book nerfed the Wych weapons HARD (especially the hydra gauntlets) not all they do is slow the combat step down for no real gain. Sorry girls, time for you to retire :'(

	===Fast Attack===		===Fast Attack===

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	*'''Scourges''' - Formerly one of the most inefficient Heavy Support choices in all of 40k, Scourges have gotten pumped up considerably and moved to fast attack where they can see some actual use. They're quite versatile; they can easily shred lighter units with their default weapons, and can be deployed in smaller squads with Dark Lances or Splinter Cannons for troubleshooting vehicle, infantry, or independent character targets. As tempting as it may be to take dark lances, they should be ignored. Point being, take the heatlances or blasters for tankbusting (and their mobility and good accuracy does support this), but the short range of these weapons mean that you will be quite vulnerable - and at the points-cost Scourges are, that's not a risk you really want to take. On the plus side, they've got excellent armor for Dark Eldar, with a 4+ armor save and 6+ Invulnerable save due to their Ghostplate armor. With their mobility, they can be complete pains in the ass - just bear in mind that they are expensive at 22 points a piece.		*'''Scourges''' - Formerly one of the most inefficient Heavy Support choices in all of 40k, Scourges have gotten pumped up considerably and moved to fast attack where they can see some actual use. They're quite versatile; they can easily shred lighter units with their default weapons, and can be deployed in smaller squads with Dark Lances or Splinter Cannons for troubleshooting vehicle, infantry, or independent character targets. As tempting as it may be to take dark lances, they should be ignored. Point being, take the heatlances or blasters for tankbusting (and their mobility and good accuracy does support this), but the short range of these weapons mean that you will be quite vulnerable - and at the points-cost Scourges are, that's not a risk you really want to take. On the plus side, they've got excellent armor for Dark Eldar, with a 4+ armor save and 6+ Invulnerable save due to their Ghostplate armor. With their mobility, they can be complete pains in the ass - just bear in mind that they are expensive at 22 points a piece.
	** Haywire blasters are now unbelievable, unlimited vehicle-rape, and are better at taking down vehicles than Dark Lances. Haywire Scourges are also one of the few Dark Eldar units that don't have to specialize in anti-tank/anti-vehicle to be good - a first turn salvo of 4 haywires from a 10 man unit has a decent chance of cracking a vehicle (or letting a raider's lance finish the job with a glance), and then the Scourges can mow down the unit inside with 18 poison shots and 4 Strength 4 shots. The main problem with such a build is is inefficiency - 260 points for only four guys who can do vehicle damage is rather wasteful, and it does hurt its anti-infantry role due to taking up the space of those four splinter cannons.		** Haywire blasters are now unbelievable, unlimited vehicle-rape, and are better at taking down vehicles than Dark Lances. Haywire Scourges are also one of the few Dark Eldar units that don't have to specialize in anti-tank/anti-vehicle to be good - a first turn salvo of 4 haywires from a 10 man unit has a decent chance of cracking a vehicle (or letting a raider's lance finish the job with a glance), and then the Scourges can mow down the unit inside with 18 poison shots and 4 Strength 4 shots. The main problem with such a build is is inefficiency - 260 points for only four guys who can do vehicle damage is rather wasteful, and it does hurt its anti-infantry role due to taking up the space of those four splinter cannons.
			Scourges are now no longer 22 points base. at 200 points for a 10 man full haywire squad they are now INSANE for their points, blowing tanks up everywhere they look, and S4 Ap4's far from horrendous Vs Geq armies either
	*'''Beastmasters''' - Cool and deadly. As beasts, they move 12" and aren't slowed by difficult terrain when moving or charging. They are a bucket of wounds, loaded with rending attacks, and most importantly are one of the few Invulnerable saves you get. Need mobile cover? This is your unit. Need to discourage people from exiting their metal boxes? This is your unit (among many others of course). Do you want to go to town converting monsters? This is your unit again. Also, think about joining the Baron onto the squad to grant the squad stealth alongside both assault and defence grenades, not to mention a front end 2++ save to troll your opponent with.		*'''Beastmasters''' - Cool and deadly. As beasts, they move 12" and aren't slowed by difficult terrain when moving or charging. They are a bucket of wounds, loaded with rending attacks, and most importantly are one of the few Invulnerable saves you get. Need mobile cover? This is your unit. Need to discourage people from exiting their metal boxes? This is your unit (among many others of course). Do you want to go to town converting monsters? This is your unit again. Also, think about joining the Baron onto the squad to grant the squad stealth alongside both assault and defence grenades, not to mention a front end 2++ save to troll your opponent with.
	** Clawed Fiends are OK, decent at dishing out strength 5 attacks and absorbing wounds (but only take one at most, it's an expensive beatstick), Khymerae are decent filler, not bad on the charge, and can usually eat daemon prince face, but the MVP of beasts are the Razorwing flock - 5 rending attacks and 5 wounds are amazing when taken in large numbers.		** Clawed Fiends are OK, decent at dishing out strength 5 attacks and absorbing wounds (but only take one at most, it's an expensive beatstick), Khymerae are decent filler, not bad on the charge, and can usually eat daemon prince face, but the MVP of beasts are the Razorwing flock - 5 rending attacks and 5 wounds are amazing when taken in large numbers.