Necrons vs. Breachers [Kill Team Battle Report] 

Considering the odds it was a good decision.

Just goes to show... greed will always getchya in the end

I am up... I am up... LETS GO!

Love this Kill Team content!

Always entertaining though haha

yeah, would love to see some gellerpox on open board as well !

you can if it's a barricade from the scouting phase. It was one of the changes from the critical ops pack.

Overwatch is an out of activation action, so you can do an overwatch regardless you if shot with that operative during its activation.

Reanimation protocol is a tactical ploy, so it can only be used once per turning point. They get a second reanimate with the Plasmacyte Reanimator. He had already used Commence Reanimation and the Plasmacyte reanimate that turn (the Plasmacyte also wasn’t in range)

@@uniwolfacorn does that mean he also doesn't get to put a token down for the leader? In the ability rules it does say " each necron "

@@bovandenberg5209 The rules aren't super clear, but there is a limit. The ability rules say: "Certain rules allow friendly operatives to attempt reanimation (e.g. Reanimation Beam). The first time each friendly operative is incapacitated, if it attempts reanimation..." The first sentence there is the important one. Basically, no one by default actually attempts reanimation; no one has a rule that allows them to. The Plasmacyte and Tac Ploy (And Technomancer) are the only ways to give that rule.

@@DragonMareShadowDanc okay thank you for clarifying I think you are correct

No, but the APL sticks around until the next time they activate. Give someone +1 in TP 2 they can't use, and they'll have that +1 for TP 3

Oops, that’s the accelerator! Just a misspeak, luckily not a cheat 😉.

So the way the rule works, if a necron gets immobilized, it must start the process of attempting to reanmate. If it doesnt, it teleports back to tomb world for repairs... or in our case, moved off the table in shame. But for reaniation; to do that, it either needs to be in range of the reanimator plasmacyte, or to use the 0cp tactical ploy "commence reanimation". If the unit does this, at the very beginning of the next turning point, you roll a d6 to see if the reanimation was successful or not. This means you will get 2 or 3 potential tokens per turning point, based on what cryptek/cryptek actions you take to the battle.

Both.

He mentions he is taking "both robots."

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Most were on conceal orders, so they couldn't take overwatch shots.

Well you're no fun. The over the top grimdark voice is hilarious