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	Not to be confused with the [[Wyvern]], the two-legged dragon.		Not to be confused with the [[Wyvern]], the two-legged dragon.

	The Wyvern Suppression Tank is the latest addition to the [[Imperial Guard]] (Or Astra Militarum) and their long line up of vehicles. Its battlefield role is to chew up enemy forces with the help of its [[Stormshard Mortar\|Stormshard Mortars]] and provide suppression fire for the advance of the Guardsmen, hence why it's called a '''suppression tank.''' Unlike most IG artillery, the Wyvern is designed for close-quarters warfare rather than bombardment from afar.		The Wyvern Suppression Tank is the latest addition to the [[Imperial Guard]] (Or Astra Militarum) and their long line up of vehicles. Its battlefield role is to chew up enemy forces with the help of its [[Stormshard Mortar\|Stormshard Mortars]] and provide suppression fire for the advance of the Guardsmen, hence why it's called a '''suppression tank.''' Unlike most IG artillery, the Wyvern is designed for close-quarters warfare rather than bombardment from afar.

	==== On the Tabletop ====		==== On the Tabletop ====
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	This thing is a strong contender for the most cost effective infantry shredder in the game. It's agreeably cheap and it comes with indirect fire and 4d6 shots with reroll to wound (even against tanks). Add in a master of ordnance to re-roll those pesky 1s to hit (or throw the Aerial Spotter stratagem on one to re-roll all misses), and your opponents will groan every time they come out of the case. It is unfortunately more fragile than the stock chimera as a legacy of coming open topped, but that can be fairly easily solved by hiding your batteries (you bought at least 3 didn't you) out of line of sight like a good boy.		This thing is a strong contender for the most cost effective infantry shredder in the game. It's agreeably cheap and it comes with indirect fire and 4d6 shots with reroll to wound (even against tanks). Add in a master of ordnance to re-roll those pesky 1s to hit (or throw the Aerial Spotter stratagem on one to re-roll all misses), and your opponents will groan every time they come out of the case. It is unfortunately more fragile than the stock chimera as a legacy of coming open topped, but that can be fairly easily solved by hiding your batteries (you bought at least 3 didn't you) out of line of sight like a good boy.

	An upside of the rules changes is that it doesn't take forever and a half to resolve its shots anymore due to the removal of template and barrage rules. And whereas most small blast weapons were changed to d3 shots, it managed to get away with the d6 shots per gun usually seen with former large blast weapons and thus retains far more of its firepower than many other blast spam weapons did. Basically, it's now like having a mob of Ork shootas in one tank with indirect fire rules, more random amounts of shots, but more accuracy and more reliable wounding. With 8e being an edition largely dominated by horde armies like the Imperial Guard, Death Guard zombie lists, and the Tyranids; the Wyvern Suppression Tank is basically a must have to quickly clip your enemies' tar pits down to size.		An upside of the rules changes is that it doesn't take forever and a half to resolve its shots anymore due to the removal of template and barrage rules. And whereas most small blast weapons were changed to d3 shots, it managed to get away with the d6 shots per gun usually seen with former large blast weapons and thus retains far more of its firepower than many other blast spam weapons did. Basically, it's now like having a mob of Ork shootas in one tank with indirect fire rules, more random amounts of shots, but more accuracy and more reliable wounding. With 8e being an edition largely dominated by horde armies like the Imperial Guard, Death Guard zombie lists, and the Tyranids; the Wyvern Suppression Tank is basically a must have to quickly clip your enemies' tar pits down to size.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

1d4chan>Ћ Professional at 18:34, 8 March 2021

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	== See also ==		== See also ==

	They sound like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bWt81vhIyY&app=desktop		They sound like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bWt81vhIyY&app=desktop

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1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 15:47, 26 October 2020

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	Not to be confused with the [[Wyvern]], the two-legged dragon.		Not to be confused with the [[Wyvern]], the two-legged dragon.

			The Wyvern Suppression Tank is the latest addition to the [[Imperial Guard]] (Or Astra Militarum) and their long line up of vehicles. Its battlefield role is to chew up enemy forces with the help of its [[Stormshard Mortar\|Stormshard Mortars]] and provide suppression fire for the advance of the Guardsmen, hence why it's called a '''suppression tank.''' Unlike most IG artillery, the Wyvern is designed for close-quarters warfare rather than bombardment from afar.

	The Wyvern Suppression Tank is the latest addition to the [[Imperial Guard]] (Or Astra Militarum) and their long line up of vehicles. Its battlefield role is to chew up enemy forces with the help of its Stormshard Mortars and provide suppression fire for the advance of the Guardsmen, hence why it's called a '''suppression tank.''' Unlike most IG artillery, the Wyvern is designed for close-quarters warfare rather than bombardment from afar.

	==== On the Tabletop ====		==== On the Tabletop ====

1d4chan>Death Korps of Krieg Soldier: /* See also */ New Video found.

2020-05-24T00:16:08Z

1d4chan>Death Korps of Krieg Soldier: /* See also */

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1d4chan>Death Korps of Krieg Soldier at 06:27, 20 May 2020

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	[[File:WyvernTank.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|"Watch out, [[Ork\|horde]] [[Tyranid\|armies]], we're [[Rape\|going in dry.]]"]]		[[File:WyvernTank.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|"Watch out, [[Ork\|horde]] [[Tyranid\|armies]], we're [[Rape\|going in dry.]]"]]

			Not to be confused with the [[Wyvern]], the two-legged dragon.



	The Wyvern Suppression Tank is the latest addition to the [[Imperial Guard]] (Or Astra Militarum) and their long line up of vehicles. Its battlefield role is to chew up enemy forces with the help of its Stormshard Mortars and provide suppression fire for the advance of the Guardsmen, hence why it's called a '''suppression tank.''' Unlike most IG artillery, the Wyvern is designed for close-quarters warfare rather than bombardment from afar.		The Wyvern Suppression Tank is the latest addition to the [[Imperial Guard]] (Or Astra Militarum) and their long line up of vehicles. Its battlefield role is to chew up enemy forces with the help of its Stormshard Mortars and provide suppression fire for the advance of the Guardsmen, hence why it's called a '''suppression tank.''' Unlike most IG artillery, the Wyvern is designed for close-quarters warfare rather than bombardment from afar.

1d4chan>Death Korps of Krieg Soldier at 03:02, 19 May 2020

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	An upside of the rules changes is that it doesn't take forever and a half to resolve its shots anymore due to the removal of template and barrage rules. And whereas most small blast weapons were changed to d3 shots, it managed to get away with the d6 shots per gun usually seen with former large blast weapons and thus retains far more of its firepower than many other blast spam weapons did. Basically, it's now like having a mob of Ork shootas in one tank with indirect fire rules, more random amounts of shots, but more accuracy and more reliable wounding. With 8e being an edition largely dominated by horde armies like the Imperial Guard, Death Guard zombie lists, and the Tyranids; the Wyvern Suppression Tank is basically a must have to quickly clip your enemies' tar pits down to size.		An upside of the rules changes is that it doesn't take forever and a half to resolve its shots anymore due to the removal of template and barrage rules. And whereas most small blast weapons were changed to d3 shots, it managed to get away with the d6 shots per gun usually seen with former large blast weapons and thus retains far more of its firepower than many other blast spam weapons did. Basically, it's now like having a mob of Ork shootas in one tank with indirect fire rules, more random amounts of shots, but more accuracy and more reliable wounding. With 8e being an edition largely dominated by horde armies like the Imperial Guard, Death Guard zombie lists, and the Tyranids; the Wyvern Suppression Tank is basically a must have to quickly clip your enemies' tar pits down to size.

			== See also ==
			They sound like this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gcKhS7ly8ig

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8th Edition

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	This thing is a strong contender for the most cost effective infantry shredder in the game. It's agreeably cheap and it comes with indirect fire and 4d6 shots with reroll to wound (even against tanks). Add in a master of ordnance to re-roll those pesky 1s to hit (or throw the Aerial Spotter stratagem on one to re-roll all misses), and your opponents will groan every time they come out of the case. It is unfortunately more fragile than the stock chimera as a legacy of coming open topped, but that can be fairly easily solved by hiding your batteries (you bought at least 3 didn't you) out of line of sight like a good boy.		This thing is a strong contender for the most cost effective infantry shredder in the game. It's agreeably cheap and it comes with indirect fire and 4d6 shots with reroll to wound (even against tanks). Add in a master of ordnance to re-roll those pesky 1s to hit (or throw the Aerial Spotter stratagem on one to re-roll all misses), and your opponents will groan every time they come out of the case. It is unfortunately more fragile than the stock chimera as a legacy of coming open topped, but that can be fairly easily solved by hiding your batteries (you bought at least 3 didn't you) out of line of sight like a good boy.

	An upside of the rules changes is that it doesn't take forever and a half to resolve its shots anymore due to the removal of template and barrage rules. And whereas most small blast weapons were changed to d3 shots, it managed to get away with the d6 shots per gun usually seen with former large blast weapons and thus retains far more of its firepower than many other blast spam weapons did. Basically, it's now like having a mob of Ork shootas in one tank with indirect fire rules, more random amounts of shots, but more accuracy and more reliable wounding. With 8e being an edition largely dominated by horde armies like the Imperial Guard, Death Guard zombie lists, and the Tyranids; the Wyvern Suppression Tank is basically a must have to quickly clip your enemies tar pits down to size.		An upside of the rules changes is that it doesn't take forever and a half to resolve its shots anymore due to the removal of template and barrage rules. And whereas most small blast weapons were changed to d3 shots, it managed to get away with the d6 shots per gun usually seen with former large blast weapons and thus retains far more of its firepower than many other blast spam weapons did. Basically, it's now like having a mob of Ork shootas in one tank with indirect fire rules, more random amounts of shots, but more accuracy and more reliable wounding. With 8e being an edition largely dominated by horde armies like the Imperial Guard, Death Guard zombie lists, and the Tyranids; the Wyvern Suppression Tank is basically a must have to quickly clip your enemies' tar pits down to size.

	{{Imperial-Guard}}		{{Imperial-Guard}}
	{{Lost-and-Damned}}		{{Lost-and-Damned}}
	{{40k-Imperial-Vehicles}}		{{40k-Imperial-Vehicles}}

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	They sound like this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=~~gcKhS7ly8ig CYKA BLYAT! LINK IS BROKEN!~~		They sound like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bWt81vhIyY&app=desktop

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	They sound like this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gcKhS7ly8ig		They sound like this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gcKhS7ly8ig CYKA BLYAT! LINK IS BROKEN!

	{{Imperial-Guard}}		{{Imperial-Guard}}
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