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The shop in my town has everything and nobody knows it, i got all the new models, most of them 3 times :)

I think alot of models can be kitbashed, will try to kitbash, neurolictor,lictor,new biovore,winged prime, maybe norn

The ones I can't find right now are the older lots, like a maleceptor or exocrine/haruspex, or even a box of warriors.

@@luckyskaven13eBay might be your friend here.

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If you want to play with monsters there is nothing else that comes close to the damage potential without a major cost increase. Melee Carnifexes are the only other Monster which has a Melee weapon with over 9 strength, 12 instead of Haru's 14, but 1 AP more so depending on the target it could be better or worse. The problem is, while it's additional Melee attacks are a bit stronger than Haru's, the Carni has only 2, where Haru has 14. It's really a one trick Pony. Range Carnifexes can also not really compete with an Exocrine because you can't go double Venom Cannon. BUT if you play Hybrid Carnis, with Venom Cannon and Crushing Claws, you can come close to the same high Strength & AP damage per point efficiency. Just be aware that while the free Bio-Plasma and Spine Banks can kill some 1W models, it doesn't come close to what the Haru can do, so adjust the rest of your list accordingly. My go to choice with Hybrid Carnis would be some Pyrovores as Reinforcement, not only can they shred 1W models, they can also prime High Value targets so they loose Benefit of Cover before the Carnis lay into them with their Venom Cannons. And I would also try to take a Hive Tyrant with me to give the Carnis Assault in the 1st turn, though that depend on your Points limit. On Incurstion the map is so small that you probably don't need it. (Though the Hive Tyrant has a lot more going for it than Assault, so it may still be a worthwhile choice)

PS: If you don't have ANY Haruspex to use Rapid Ingress on, consider picking up a Trygon. Using it's 3" Deepstrike with 4 Objective Control after the enemies movement can flip objectives and will at least soak a lot of fire. If it actually survives to your turn, you don't just hold the objective, the Damage potential is also comparable to a Haru and a charge is way easier to pull of when the enemy is only 3" from you. ^^ Just be aware that while the enemy can't move after Rapid Ingress, he can declare charges. So when you use it to go onto an objective either position yourself far enough that nothing with enough OC can charge you or use your model to block the part of the objective facing the enemy to maximize the distance he has to roll, because he would have to charge around you.

@@Ryuichiro13 trygon kit has also been sold out for months and people want too much on those secondary as well lol. I’m fine paying extra but ppl want 2x + GW on stuff. Guess I’ll just stop building tyranids then

@@TheVideoGameAddict15 You have my condolences. I don't have the patience to paint myself so my whole 40k Experience is in TTS. Considering the amount of Theorycrafting and Min-Maxing I do, I would probably go bankrupt and or crazy with the prices and availability of official models.

You know, I just got done player a few games with the Heirophant in Crusher stampede and it was pretty fun. The auto exploding was epic

I haven't run it yet but Im building a 1000pt assimilation army. Tervigon with 2 large squads of Terms for lethal hits, TyranidPrime with 6 melee Warriors, Parasite of Mortrex, 2 Pyrovores (separate), 1 psychophage, and 2 ripper swarms. I'm often fighting Dark Angels so I *don't want* to battleshock. Furthermore my list creates target saturation so that my melee Warriors can actually get into combat. I'm worried my opponent will start fielding more tanks soon so I've got the Tervigon and Terms for added anti tank. Although they are bashed so badly, I'm thinking a group of Hive Guard with anti tank might be great with regeneration (4 wound infantry).

@@jcalle2 hive guard would be solid if they were sub 100. I do enjoy forcing my opponent to roll saves and 3 damage is solid.

I feel that; Haruspexes aren't super tanky. But they are CHEAP for what they can do. Psychophages are overprices, If you are only going to use rippers and Pyrovores as Harvester, might as well play a different detachment. I'll be trying it soon, we'll see what is learned.

@@maelstromgamingstudios5240 I think that the phages are tankier than me most people give them credit for. They effectively have 15 wounds. I agree they likely need to be 10-15 points cheaper, but not spending those 2 cp for a FNP I think will matter quite a bit.

Its not, i just went 5-0 at 140 person event. Running ass swarm. They regen themselves on objectives, and unless you get hit with obliterators in melta range, they are unkillable with the strat.

Assimilator IS a synapse unit! I know it doesn't seem like it should be.

@@maelstromgamingstudios5240 wow you are right lol thanks for the correction I must have assumed that was on of the differences between the norns nice to know they both have it

Definitely want the Zoanthropes. Venomthropes can be good too but aren't as important as the Zonathropes

Could be OK. That strat only works on Synapse creatures. Most of ours have an Invuln and cover isn't too difficult to get. So if you are running a more infantry based list I'd see it.

@@maelstromgamingstudios5240 I was thinking for things like the norn assimilators. Shrug off everything up to ap -2 weapons

Honestly depends on the rest of the list and the detachment. Both have great play. If these are just objective grabbers, 10 man squads. If you're going for Durability you'll want the 20.

If I had them I might in an endless swarm