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	*'''Techmarine''': Your only non-Leader Psyker in the army, he comes with Hammerhand and Banishment. Hard capped at one per team, it's hard to imagine a scenario in which you would ever need more, especially when his price tag is taken into consideration. His addition to any list is questionable at best, especially given that he's roughly equivalent in cost to 3 PAGK (or 2 termies). While the ability to repair your transports is nice, take a moment to consider whether it's truly worth the investment for merely the ``chance`` of keeping your metal bawks intact. He does come with the ability to boost the cover save of a single terrain piece in your deployment zone by +1, but considering what army you're playing, you have no excuse for loitering around in your back half of the board when you should be taking the fight to the enemy. If you insist on taking one, you can buy him the Photon Beam to force blind checks at 36" while still allowing him to fire his other weapon, but this raises him to the price of a goddamned ''Paladin Apothecary''. Save your points and look elsewhere for a better bang for your buck.		*'''Techmarine''': Your only non-Leader Psyker in the army, he comes with Hammerhand and Banishment. Hard capped at one per team, it's hard to imagine a scenario in which you would ever need more, especially when his price tag is taken into consideration. His addition to any list is questionable at best, especially given that he's roughly equivalent in cost to 3 PAGK (or 2 termies). While the ability to repair your transports is nice, take a moment to consider whether it's truly worth the investment for merely the ``chance`` of keeping your metal bawks intact. He does come with the ability to boost the cover save of a single terrain piece in your deployment zone by +1, but considering what army you're playing, you have no excuse for loitering around in your back half of the board when you should be taking the fight to the enemy. If you insist on taking one, you can buy him the Photon Beam to force blind checks at 36" while still allowing him to fire his other weapon, but this raises him to the price of a goddamned ''Paladin Apothecary''. Save your points and look elsewhere for a better bang for your buck.

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	*'''Paladin''': These bastards are the most expensive units ever, and for good reason. They're super-buff termies that can fit a couple different roles. One can be used to grab a banner to help lead your teams in assaults and buff morale, though your Ld. is high enough across the board that this may not be too big a deal. They have all the utility and power they could ever need to get the job done, though it comes at such a high cost that they're bound to be passed up for something cheaper. It's worth mentioning that they have full access to whatever wargear you might fancy for them, including the Special Issue Codex upgrades.		*'''Paladin''': These bastards are the most expensive units ever, and for good reason. They're super-buff termies that can fit a couple different roles. One can be used to grab a banner to help lead your teams in assaults and buff morale, though your Ld. is high enough across the board that this may not be too big a deal. They have all the utility and power they could ever need to get the job done, though it comes at such a high cost that they're bound to be passed up for something cheaper. It's worth mentioning that they have full access to whatever wargear you might fancy for them, including the Special Issue Codex upgrades.
	*'''Apothecary''': With all the same stats and options as his Paladin brethren, the Apothecary is an even costlier version that provides a 6" Feel No Pain bubble to all friendly models. Like the Paladin Champion, he still counts toward the model requirement for taking special weapons. Additionally, as he is a character, he can declare and accept challenges, and his buddies can Look Out Sir! to take shots for him.		*'''Apothecary''': With all the same stats and options as his Paladin brethren, the Apothecary is an even costlier version that provides a 6" Feel No Pain bubble to all friendly models. Like the Paladin Champion, he still counts toward the model requirement for taking special weapons. Additionally, as he is a character, he can declare and accept challenges, and his buddies can Look Out Sir! to take shots for him.
	*'''Techmarine''': Your only non-Leader Psyker in the army, he comes with Hammerhand and Banishment. Hard capped at one per team, it's hard to imagine a scenario in which you would ever need more, especially when his price tag is taken into consideration. His addition to any list is questionable at best, especially given that he's roughly equivalent in cost to 3 PAGK (or 2 termies). While the ability to repair your transports is nice, take a moment to consider whether it's truly worth the investment for merely the ``chance`` of keeping your metal bawks ~~in one piece~~. He does come with the ability to boost the cover save of a single terrain piece in your deployment zone by +1, but considering what army you're playing, you have no excuse for loitering around in your back half of the board when you should be taking the fight to the enemy. If you insist on taking one, you can buy him the Photon Beam to force blind checks at 36" while still allowing him to fire his other weapon, but this raises him to the price ~~tag~~ of a goddamned ''Paladin Apothecary''. Save your points and look elsewhere for a better bang for your buck.		*'''Techmarine''': Your only non-Leader Psyker in the army, he comes with Hammerhand and Banishment. Hard capped at one per team, it's hard to imagine a scenario in which you would ever need more, especially when his price tag is taken into consideration. His addition to any list is questionable at best, especially given that he's roughly equivalent in cost to 3 PAGK (or 2 termies). While the ability to repair your transports is nice, take a moment to consider whether it's truly worth the investment for merely the ``chance`` of keeping your metal bawks intact. He does come with the ability to boost the cover save of a single terrain piece in your deployment zone by +1, but considering what army you're playing, you have no excuse for loitering around in your back half of the board when you should be taking the fight to the enemy. If you insist on taking one, you can buy him the Photon Beam to force blind checks at 36" while still allowing him to fire his other weapon, but this raises him to the price of a goddamned ''Paladin Apothecary''. Save your points and look elsewhere for a better bang for your buck.

	[[Category: Warhammer 40,000 Tactics/Kill Team (HoR)]]		[[Category: Warhammer 40,000 Tactics/Kill Team (HoR)]]

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	*'''Paladin''': These bastards are the most expensive units ever, and for good reason. They're super-buff termies that can fit a couple different roles. One can be used to grab a banner to help lead your teams in assaults and buff morale, though your Ld. is high enough across the board that this may not be too big a deal. They have all the utility and power they could ever need to get the job done, though it comes at such a high cost that they're bound to be passed up for something cheaper. It's worth mentioning that they have full access to whatever wargear you might fancy for them, including the Special Issue Codex upgrades.		*'''Paladin''': These bastards are the most expensive units ever, and for good reason. They're super-buff termies that can fit a couple different roles. One can be used to grab a banner to help lead your teams in assaults and buff morale, though your Ld. is high enough across the board that this may not be too big a deal. They have all the utility and power they could ever need to get the job done, though it comes at such a high cost that they're bound to be passed up for something cheaper. It's worth mentioning that they have full access to whatever wargear you might fancy for them, including the Special Issue Codex upgrades.
	*'''Apothecary''': With all the same stats and options as his Paladin brethren, the Apothecary is an even costlier version that provides a 6" Feel No Pain bubble to all friendly models. Like the Paladin Champion, he still counts toward the model requirement for taking special weapons. Additionally, as he is a character, he can declare and accept challenges, and his buddies can Look Out Sir! to take shots for him.		*'''Apothecary''': With all the same stats and options as his Paladin brethren, the Apothecary is an even costlier version that provides a 6" Feel No Pain bubble to all friendly models. Like the Paladin Champion, he still counts toward the model requirement for taking special weapons. Additionally, as he is a character, he can declare and accept challenges, and his buddies can Look Out Sir! to take shots for him.
	*'''Techmarine''': Your only non-Leader Psyker in the army, he comes with Hammerhand and Banishment. Hard capped at one per team, it's hard to imagine a scenario in which you would ever need more, especially when his price tag is taken into consideration. His addition to any list is questionable at best, especially given that he's roughly equivalent in cost to 3 PAGK (or 2 termies). While the ability to repair your transports is nice, take a moment to consider whether it's truly worth the investment for merely the ``chance`` of keeping your metal bawks in one piece. He does come with the ability to boost the cover save of a single terrain piece in your deployment zone by +1, but considering what army you're playing, you have no excuse for loitering around in your back half of the board when you should be taking the fight to the enemy. If you insist on taking one, you can buy him the Photon Beam to force blind checks at 36" while still allowing him to fire his other weapon, but this raises him to the price tag of a goddamned ''Paladin Apothecary``. Save your points and look elsewhere for a better bang for your buck.		*'''Techmarine''': Your only non-Leader Psyker in the army, he comes with Hammerhand and Banishment. Hard capped at one per team, it's hard to imagine a scenario in which you would ever need more, especially when his price tag is taken into consideration. His addition to any list is questionable at best, especially given that he's roughly equivalent in cost to 3 PAGK (or 2 termies). While the ability to repair your transports is nice, take a moment to consider whether it's truly worth the investment for merely the ``chance`` of keeping your metal bawks in one piece. He does come with the ability to boost the cover save of a single terrain piece in your deployment zone by +1, but considering what army you're playing, you have no excuse for loitering around in your back half of the board when you should be taking the fight to the enemy. If you insist on taking one, you can buy him the Photon Beam to force blind checks at 36" while still allowing him to fire his other weapon, but this raises him to the price tag of a goddamned ''Paladin Apothecary''. Save your points and look elsewhere for a better bang for your buck.

	[[Category: Warhammer 40,000 Tactics/Kill Team (HoR)]]		[[Category: Warhammer 40,000 Tactics/Kill Team (HoR)]]

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	*'''Paladin''': These bastards are the most expensive units ever, and for good reason. They're super-buff termies that can fit a couple different roles. One can be used to grab a banner to help lead your teams in assaults and buff morale, though your Ld. is high enough across the board that this may not be too big a deal. They have all the utility and power they could ever need to get the job done, though it comes at such a high cost that they're bound to be passed up for something cheaper. It's worth mentioning that they have full access to whatever wargear you might fancy for them, including the Special Issue Codex upgrades.		*'''Paladin''': These bastards are the most expensive units ever, and for good reason. They're super-buff termies that can fit a couple different roles. One can be used to grab a banner to help lead your teams in assaults and buff morale, though your Ld. is high enough across the board that this may not be too big a deal. They have all the utility and power they could ever need to get the job done, though it comes at such a high cost that they're bound to be passed up for something cheaper. It's worth mentioning that they have full access to whatever wargear you might fancy for them, including the Special Issue Codex upgrades.
	*'''Apothecary''': With all the same stats and options as his Paladin brethren, the Apothecary is an even costlier version that provides a 6" Feel No Pain bubble to all friendly models. Like the Paladin Champion, he still counts toward the model requirement for taking special weapons. Additionally, as he is a character, he can declare and accept challenges, and his buddies can Look Out Sir! to take shots for him.		*'''Apothecary''': With all the same stats and options as his Paladin brethren, the Apothecary is an even costlier version that provides a 6" Feel No Pain bubble to all friendly models. Like the Paladin Champion, he still counts toward the model requirement for taking special weapons. Additionally, as he is a character, he can declare and accept challenges, and his buddies can Look Out Sir! to take shots for him.
	*'''Techmarine''': Your only non-Leader Psyker in the army, he comes with Hammerhand and Banishment. Hard capped at one per team, when ~~considering~~ his price~~, his~~ addition to any list is questionable at best, especially ~~considering~~ that ~~you could get~~ 3 PAGK ~~instead and still have a few points left over~~. While the ability to repair your transports is nice, take a moment to consider whether it's truly worth the investment for merely the ``~~possibility~~`` of keeping your metal ~~bawkses~~ in one piece. He does come with the ability to boost the cover save of a single terrain piece in your deployment zone by +1, but considering what army you're playing, you have no excuse for loitering around in your back half of the board when you should be taking the fight to the enemy. ~~Finally~~, you can buy him the Photon Beam to force blind checks at 36", but this raises him to the price tag of a ''Paladin Apothecary~~,'' except he won't even be dealing damage to anything~~. Save your points and ~~avoid this guy like the plague~~.		*'''Techmarine''': Your only non-Leader Psyker in the army, he comes with Hammerhand and Banishment. Hard capped at one per team, it's hard to imagine a scenario in which you would ever need more, especially when his price tag is taken into consideration. His addition to any list is questionable at best, especially given that he's roughly equivalent in cost to 3 PAGK (or 2 termies). While the ability to repair your transports is nice, take a moment to consider whether it's truly worth the investment for merely the ``chance`` of keeping your metal bawks in one piece. He does come with the ability to boost the cover save of a single terrain piece in your deployment zone by +1, but considering what army you're playing, you have no excuse for loitering around in your back half of the board when you should be taking the fight to the enemy. If you insist on taking one, you can buy him the Photon Beam to force blind checks at 36" while still allowing him to fire his other weapon, but this raises him to the price tag of a goddamned ''Paladin Apothecary``. Save your points and look elsewhere for a better bang for your buck.

	[[Category: Warhammer 40,000 Tactics/Kill Team (HoR)]]		[[Category: Warhammer 40,000 Tactics/Kill Team (HoR)]]

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	*'''Paladin''': These bastards are the most expensive units ever, and for good reason. They're super-buff termies that can fit a couple different roles. One can be used to grab a banner to help lead your teams in assaults and buff morale, though your Ld. is high enough across the board that this may not be too big a deal. They have all the utility and power they could ever need to get the job done, though it comes at such a high cost that they're bound to be passed up for something cheaper. It's worth mentioning that they have full access to whatever wargear you might fancy for them, including the Special Issue Codex upgrades.		*'''Paladin''': These bastards are the most expensive units ever, and for good reason. They're super-buff termies that can fit a couple different roles. One can be used to grab a banner to help lead your teams in assaults and buff morale, though your Ld. is high enough across the board that this may not be too big a deal. They have all the utility and power they could ever need to get the job done, though it comes at such a high cost that they're bound to be passed up for something cheaper. It's worth mentioning that they have full access to whatever wargear you might fancy for them, including the Special Issue Codex upgrades.
	*'''Apothecary''': With all the same stats and options as his Paladin brethren, the Apothecary is an even costlier version that provides a 6" Feel No Pain bubble to all friendly models. Like the Paladin Champion, he still counts toward the model requirement for taking special weapons. Additionally, as he is a character, he can declare and accept challenges, and his buddies can Look Out Sir! to take shots for him.		*'''Apothecary''': With all the same stats and options as his Paladin brethren, the Apothecary is an even costlier version that provides a 6" Feel No Pain bubble to all friendly models. Like the Paladin Champion, he still counts toward the model requirement for taking special weapons. Additionally, as he is a character, he can declare and accept challenges, and his buddies can Look Out Sir! to take shots for him.
	*'''Techmarine''': Your only non-Leader Psyker in the army, he comes with Hammerhand and Banishment. ~~Considering~~ his price, his addition is questionable at best, especially considering that you could get 3 PAGK and still have a few points left over. While the ability to repair your transports is nice, take a moment to consider whether it's truly worth the investment for merely the ``possibility`` of keeping your metal bawkses in one piece. He does come with the ability to boost the cover save of a single terrain piece in your deployment zone by +1, but considering what army you're playing, you have no excuse for loitering around in your back half of the board when you should be taking the fight to the enemy. Finally, you can buy him the Photon Beam to force blind checks at 36", but this raises him to the price tag of a ''Paladin Apothecary,'' except he won't even be dealing damage to anything. Save your points and avoid this guy like the plague.		*'''Techmarine''': Your only non-Leader Psyker in the army, he comes with Hammerhand and Banishment. Hard capped at one per team, when considering his price, his addition to any list is questionable at best, especially considering that you could get 3 PAGK instead and still have a few points left over. While the ability to repair your transports is nice, take a moment to consider whether it's truly worth the investment for merely the ``possibility`` of keeping your metal bawkses in one piece. He does come with the ability to boost the cover save of a single terrain piece in your deployment zone by +1, but considering what army you're playing, you have no excuse for loitering around in your back half of the board when you should be taking the fight to the enemy. Finally, you can buy him the Photon Beam to force blind checks at 36", but this raises him to the price tag of a ''Paladin Apothecary,'' except he won't even be dealing damage to anything. Save your points and avoid this guy like the plague.

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	*'''Paladin''': These bastards are the most expensive units ever, and for good reason. They're super-buff termies that can fit a couple different roles. One can be used to grab a banner to help lead your teams in assaults and buff morale, though your Ld. is high enough across the board that this may not be too big a deal. They have all the utility and power they could ever need to get the job done, though it comes at such a high cost that they're bound to be passed up for something cheaper. It's worth mentioning that they have full access to whatever wargear you might fancy for them, including the Special Issue Codex upgrades.		*'''Paladin''': These bastards are the most expensive units ever, and for good reason. They're super-buff termies that can fit a couple different roles. One can be used to grab a banner to help lead your teams in assaults and buff morale, though your Ld. is high enough across the board that this may not be too big a deal. They have all the utility and power they could ever need to get the job done, though it comes at such a high cost that they're bound to be passed up for something cheaper. It's worth mentioning that they have full access to whatever wargear you might fancy for them, including the Special Issue Codex upgrades.
	*'''Apothecary''': With all the same stats and options as his Paladin brethren, the Apothecary is an even costlier version that provides a 6" Feel No Pain bubble to all friendly models. Like the Paladin Champion, he still counts toward the model requirement for taking special weapons. Additionally, as he is a character, he can declare and accept challenges, and his buddies can Look Out Sir! to take shots for him.		*'''Apothecary''': With all the same stats and options as his Paladin brethren, the Apothecary is an even costlier version that provides a 6" Feel No Pain bubble to all friendly models. Like the Paladin Champion, he still counts toward the model requirement for taking special weapons. Additionally, as he is a character, he can declare and accept challenges, and his buddies can Look Out Sir! to take shots for him.
	*'''Techmarine''': Your only non-Leader Psyker in the army, he comes with Hammerhand and Banishment. Considering ~~the utter lack of vehicles available here~~, his ~~inclusion~~ is ~~a strange and confusing addition. Why pay for a mechanic~~ that ~~costs more than~~ 3 PAGK ~~if he has nothing~~ to repair~~? His only real benefit~~ is ~~his~~ ability to boost the cover save of a single terrain piece in your deployment zone by +1, but considering what army you're playing, you have no excuse for loitering around in your back half of the board when you should be taking the fight to the enemy. ~~You~~ can buy him the Photon Beam to force blind checks at 36", but this raises him to the price tag of a ''Paladin Apothecary,'' except he won't even be dealing damage to anything. Save your points and avoid this guy like the plague.		*'''Techmarine''': Your only non-Leader Psyker in the army, he comes with Hammerhand and Banishment. Considering his price, his addition is questionable at best, especially considering that you could get 3 PAGK and still have a few points left over. While the ability to repair your transports is nice, take a moment to consider whether it's truly worth the investment for merely the ``possibility`` of keeping your metal bawkses in one piece. He does come with the ability to boost the cover save of a single terrain piece in your deployment zone by +1, but considering what army you're playing, you have no excuse for loitering around in your back half of the board when you should be taking the fight to the enemy. Finally, you can buy him the Photon Beam to force blind checks at 36", but this raises him to the price tag of a ''Paladin Apothecary,'' except he won't even be dealing damage to anything. Save your points and avoid this guy like the plague.

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	*'''Teleporter''': Instead of moving, your termie can jump 2d6". Good for escaping a trap or baiting. Keep in mind that you can't assault in the same turn that you teleport.		*'''Teleporter''': Instead of moving, your termie can jump 2d6". Good for escaping a trap or baiting. Keep in mind that you can't assault in the same turn that you teleport.
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	*'''Photon Beam''': If you ever want to make a surprise alpha-strike, this can find a way to you. It is a harmless 36" shot, but anything he hits can then be blinded. Blinded means WS and I1. I1 means that you can stomp shit the moment you charge. Take if you feel like the Incense isn't going to cut it/you're not up against Chaos.		*'''Photon Beam''': If you ever want to make a surprise alpha-strike, this can find a way to you. It is a harmless 36" shot, but anything he hits can then be blinded. Blinded means WS and I1. I1 means that you can stomp shit the moment you charge. Take if you feel like the Incense isn't going to cut it/you're not up against Chaos. It should be noted that this can be fired alongside another ranged weapon, although that isn't saying much when the Techmarine's only options in that department are a bolt pistol or a stormbolter.
			**'''Alternate Take''': The Techmarine is largely worthless outside of this one niche use, and given his cost following this upgrade clocking in at 75 points, you'll get far better mileage spending that amount virtually anywhere else in your list. The off-chance of blinding (and not even wounding) a single unit per turn simply isn't worth the investment.

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