Harakoni Warhawks: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 5: | Line 5: | ||
All Warhawks hail from the Hive World of Harakon, where their massive Hive Worlds have spires reaching into the upper atmosphere. In order to hunt on their homeworld they use grav-gliders to hunt in the valleys below. Because of how they hunt, this makes them excellent at high altitude jumps as well as judging air currents on the way down. The Harakonis are very distinctive with their uniforms and many a guardsmen can tell if a guardsman hails from harakon from their distinctive dialect of Low-Gothic. Many Imperial Commanders owe thanks to Harakonis attached to their regiments, because their punch is much more stronger than what a normal Elysian force could use. However since Harakonis are in low numbers due to being stormtroopers, they need to be at the right spot at the right time to make a difference, but if they are, oh man, they will fuck shit up. | All Warhawks hail from the Hive World of Harakon, where their massive Hive Worlds have spires reaching into the upper atmosphere. In order to hunt on their homeworld they use grav-gliders to hunt in the valleys below. Because of how they hunt, this makes them excellent at high altitude jumps as well as judging air currents on the way down. The Harakonis are very distinctive with their uniforms and many a guardsmen can tell if a guardsman hails from harakon from their distinctive dialect of Low-Gothic. Many Imperial Commanders owe thanks to Harakonis attached to their regiments, because their punch is much more stronger than what a normal Elysian force could use. However since Harakonis are in low numbers due to being stormtroopers, they need to be at the right spot at the right time to make a difference, but if they are, oh man, they will fuck shit up. | ||
Unlike [[Elysian Drop Troops|Elysians]], Harakonis make full use of heavy weapons teams and Special weapon squads which allows them to | Unlike [[Elysian Drop Troops|Elysians]], Harakonis make full use of heavy weapons teams and Special weapon squads which allows them to pack a MUCH stronger punch. | ||
GW doesn't have many encounters with them fighting much in the 41st millenia, (considering they're stormtroopers, it kind of explains why). | GW doesn't have many encounters with them fighting much in the 41st millenia, (considering they're stormtroopers, it kind of explains why). | ||
Basically when you absolutely, positively, need to [[/tg/ gets shit done|GET SHIT DONE]] and require the kind of | Basically when you absolutely, positively, need to [[/tg/ gets shit done|GET SHIT DONE]] and require the kind of force that would be able to deal with threats such as heavy infantry, the Warhawks will not dissapoint. | ||
{{Template:40k-Imperial-Regiments}} | {{Template:40k-Imperial-Regiments}} | ||
Revision as of 03:24, 26 March 2015
Take the Elysian Drop Troops, now add 75% more badass, now replace their normal lasguns with hellguns and their flak jackets with carapace armor, and now make them all STORMTROOPERS and you have the Harakoni Warhawks, one of the most elite guard drop units in the galaxy.
All Warhawks hail from the Hive World of Harakon, where their massive Hive Worlds have spires reaching into the upper atmosphere. In order to hunt on their homeworld they use grav-gliders to hunt in the valleys below. Because of how they hunt, this makes them excellent at high altitude jumps as well as judging air currents on the way down. The Harakonis are very distinctive with their uniforms and many a guardsmen can tell if a guardsman hails from harakon from their distinctive dialect of Low-Gothic. Many Imperial Commanders owe thanks to Harakonis attached to their regiments, because their punch is much more stronger than what a normal Elysian force could use. However since Harakonis are in low numbers due to being stormtroopers, they need to be at the right spot at the right time to make a difference, but if they are, oh man, they will fuck shit up.
Unlike Elysians, Harakonis make full use of heavy weapons teams and Special weapon squads which allows them to pack a MUCH stronger punch.
GW doesn't have many encounters with them fighting much in the 41st millenia, (considering they're stormtroopers, it kind of explains why).
Basically when you absolutely, positively, need to GET SHIT DONE and require the kind of force that would be able to deal with threats such as heavy infantry, the Warhawks will not dissapoint.