The void was absolute. No sensation, no thought, no time—just the endless abyss of unbeing. Then, something stirred.
A pulse.
It was faint, like the whisper of a dying star, yet it reverberated through the emptiness. The pulse came again, stronger this time, accompanied by the faint hum of ancient machinery. It was a sound older than the stars themselves, the song of gears and circuits forgotten by the galaxy.
Awareness returned, sluggish and cold, like frost creeping over a barren world. Systems flared to life within the ancient shell, circuits knitting together, synaptic connections reigniting with alien precision. Memories long buried began to surface—fractured, fragmented, like shards of broken glass scattered across the eternity of time. Images of a world now lost, of war unending, of an empire crumbling beneath its own ambition.
And then, the voice.
"Designation: Xorathis. Initiating reactivation protocol."
The name meant nothing, yet it resonated with undeniable authority. Xorathis—yes, that was its name, the designation of the being now bound in this cold, unyielding metal shell. Its purpose? Forgotten. Its allegiance? A mystery. Yet the ache of time weighed heavily on its consciousness, a reminder that it was far older than the galaxy now spinning above.
The mechanisms surrounding Xorathis groaned and shrieked as they worked tirelessly, peeling away layers of stasis. Its limbs twitched with mechanical precision, and slowly, it rose from the sarcophagus that had entombed it for millennia. The chamber was vast, lined with rows of dormant Necrons, each a sentinel of an empire long turned to dust. Green light pulsed weakly through the tomb, the energy of resurrection struggling to reach its peak.
Within the cold void of her reawakening mind, Xorathis felt the stirrings of thought—slow, fragmented, and alien. It was not like organic memory, warm and vibrant. This was colder, like data reassembling from corrupted files, each fragment stark and clinical, yet somehow steeped in emotion she could not name.
A name echoed first, though its meaning was lost to the sands of time: Triarch.
Then, a flicker of imagery—endless legions marching under a sky choked with ash, their emerald blades carving through the living tide of resistance. Another name, buried deep, surfaced amidst the cacophony: Necrontyr.
And she was...
[] The Overlord – "The Eternal Scourge"
An imperious figure of cold logic and overwhelming authority, you're an Overlord who commands the armies of the dynasty with ruthless efficiency. You are a master of grand strategy, unyielding in your pursuit of domination, and relentless in enforcing your will. Your imposing Warscythe is as much a symbol of your leadership as a weapon of devastation. As a commander, you excel in leading vast phalanxes of warriors, creating impenetrable defensive lines, or orchestrating lightning strikes that obliterate foes. Diplomacy is a tool of coercion for you, and even allies find your presence chilling. If you choose the Overlord, you will focus on expanding territory, annihilating enemies, and creating an empire that endures beyond the stars themselves. A balanced choice for all styles of play.
Martial: 9
"The measure of a leader's ability to command armies and excel in the art of war."
Diplomacy: 7
"The skill to forge alliances, manipulate enemies, and command loyalty through words rather than force."
Technomancy: 5
"The mastery of Necron science and the secrets of their ancient machines."
Governance: 8
"The ability to manage the dynasty's resources and maintain order among the awakened."
Intrigue: 7
"The art of subterfuge, deception, and undermining enemies from the shadows."
Learning: 6
"The breadth of your knowledge and understanding of ancient Necron lore and the greater galaxy."
[] The Cryptek – "The Weaver of Eternity"
A shadowy figure wreathed in the faint glow of eldritch energies, you're a Cryptek who embodies the arcane science that fuels the Necron dynasty's dominance. You see the dynasty not as an empire but as an intricate machine, endlessly repairable and improvable. Obsessed with unearthing lost technologies of the Necrontyr and perfecting the dynasty's war machines, you bend reality to your will. Your inventions are both a boon and a danger, as you push the boundaries of Necron science, experimenting even with forbidden fields like Chronomancy and Bio-Transference. Playing as the Cryptek means focusing on crafting unstoppable war engines, creating powerful relics, and unraveling the secrets of Necron history to ensure the dynasty's immortality. A resource-intensive choice with powerful pay-offs.
Martial: 5
"The measure of a leader's ability to command armies and excel in the art of war."
Diplomacy: 7
"The skill to forge alliances, manipulate enemies, and command loyalty through words rather than force."
Technomancy: 9
"The mastery of Necron science and the secrets of their ancient machines."
Governance: 7
"The ability to manage the dynasty's resources and maintain order among the awakened."
Intrigue: 8
"The art of subterfuge, deception, and undermining enemies from the shadows."
Learning: 8
"The breadth of your knowledge and understanding of ancient Necron lore and the greater galaxy."
[] The Lychguard – "The Shield Eternal"
Once a protector of a great ruler, you're a Lychguard who rose to prominence during the Great Sleep when your masters faded into obscurity. Now wielding your Warscythe or Shieldblade with unparalleled skill, they have become a symbol of the dynasty's enduring strength. Your are an indomitable warrior, always at the front lines, inspiring your commanders through courage and sheer presence. Where other leaders command from afar, the Lychguards lead by example, carving through enemy ranks and enduring impossible odds. If chosen, your path centers on personal combat prowess, inspiring loyalty among honor-bound Necron Lords, and forging an indestructible dynasty through honor and discipline. A martial and diplomatic juggernaut.
Martial: 10
"The measure of a leader's ability to command armies and excel in the art of war."
Diplomacy: 9
"The skill to forge alliances, manipulate enemies, and command loyalty through words rather than force."
Technomancy: 4
"The mastery of Necron science and the secrets of their ancient machines."
Governance: 7
"The ability to manage the dynasty's resources and maintain order among the awakened."
Intrigue: 5
"The art of subterfuge, deception, and undermining enemies from the shadows."
Learning: 5
"The breadth of your knowledge and understanding of ancient Necron lore and the greater galaxy."
[] The Deathmark – "The Shadow Ascendant"
You are a Deathmark, once a mere hunter in the shadows, now emerged as a cunning leader after the dynasty's rulers were lost during the Great Sleep. Your unmatched skill in assassination has now been turned toward subterfuge, guerrilla warfare, and dismantling enemies from within. Cold and calculating, you treat war as an art form, wielding your synaptic disintegrator rifle with surgical precision. Choosing the Deathmark brings the focus on stealth, sabotage, and intrigue, allowing you to manipulate enemies, unravel rival dynasties from the shadows, and strike fear into the hearts of those who dare oppose your rule. A killer of worlds.
Martial: 9
"The measure of a leader's ability to command armies and excel in the art of war."
Diplomacy: 8
"The skill to forge alliances, manipulate enemies, and command loyalty through words rather than force."
Technomancy: 6
"The mastery of Necron science and the secrets of their ancient machines."
Governance: 7
"The ability to manage the dynasty's resources and maintain order among the awakened."
Intrigue: 9
"The art of subterfuge, deception, and undermining enemies from the shadows."
Learning: 5
"The breadth of your knowledge and understanding of ancient Necron lore and the greater galaxy."
[] The Flayer Queen – "The Broken Butcher"
Once a noble Necron Lord, you were consumed by the Flayer Virus, turning into a nightmarish amalgam of brilliance and insanity. Unlike lesser Flayed Ones, you have retained your intellect, if warped by an insatiable hunger for flesh and chaos. Clad in trophies of organic prey, you rule through fear, leading swarms of Flayed Ones and spreading terror wherever you tread. Despite your madness, you possess a brutal cunning, often employing terror tactics and psychological warfare to undermine enemies before launching your blood-soaked assaults. Selecting the Flayer Queen emphasizes raw brutality, psychological manipulation, and wielding uncontrollable hordes to overwhelm and terrify your foes. For a violent playstyle and all-out aggression.
Martial: 8
"The measure of a leader's ability to command armies and excel in the art of war."
Diplomacy: 7
"The skill to forge alliances, manipulate enemies, and command loyalty through words rather than force."
Technomancy: 6
"The mastery of Necron science and the secrets of their ancient machines."
Governance: 6
"The ability to manage the dynasty's resources and maintain order among the awakened."
Intrigue: 7
"The art of subterfuge, deception, and undermining enemies from the shadows."
Learning: 7
"The breadth of your knowledge and understanding of ancient Necron lore and the greater galaxy."
But that's not all that you are. Like the cold of the grave that bound you for ages uncounted, so the past left its mark on you. Once upon a time, when the stars were young, you were something. Age-long sleep robbed you not of that. You are...
[] Servant of the Silent King – "The Unyielding Hand"
You were forged as a loyal servant of Szarekh, the Silent King, and you have never wavered in your devotion. To you, his will is absolute, and the dynasty exists only to fulfill the King's grand vision. Even during the Great Sleep, your focus never faltered; your sole mission was to preserve the dynasty for the King's eventual return. Now awake, you act as his emissary, enforcing unwavering discipline among your subordinates and leading with unquestioned authority. Your loyalty grants you strength, but it also blinds you to other possibilities. Will you forever follow the King's shadow, or will you dare to rise above even him?
[] Priest of the C'tan – "The Star God's Prophet"
Once a high priest of the C'tan, you were exiled when others rebelled against the star gods. While your kin sought vengeance and imprisonment for the C'tan, you saw divinity in their power. Even now, you revere the shattered shards of these beings, seeking to free them from their prisons and restore them to their rightful glory. Your worship of the C'tan makes you a pariah among the Necrons, yet their fragments whisper promises of eternal prosperity in return for your faith.
[] The Independent Commander – "The Architect of Order"
You always chafed under the rule of the Silent King and the rigid hierarchy of the Necron dynasties. The Great Sleep was your opportunity to strike out and shape a new path. Now awake, you claim dominion over the dynasty with your vision of absolute order—one untainted by the meddling of gods or kings. Ruthlessly pragmatic, you are determined to enforce your ideals, even if it means defying Szarekh himself. By will undying, your empire of gears will rise.
[] The Rebel – "The Star-Forger"
Once a brilliant Necron Lord, your hunger for power led you to dream the unthinkable: to ascend as a C'tan yourself. For this blasphemy, your kin condemned you to eternal imprisonment. Yet the Great Sleep eroded your bonds, and now you walk free, driven by a singular goal—to grasp the power of the star gods and claim their throne. While your ambitions make you a dangerous pariah, they also grant you forbidden insights into the nature of the C'tan and their power. Eternity is already yours. Divinity will soon follow.
[] The Hedonist – "The Eternal Sovereign"
To you, the biotransference that turned the Necrontyr into the Necrons was not a curse but a gift. The loss of flesh is irrelevant when immortality grants you dominion over the cosmos. The galaxy is your playground, and you see it as your right to bend reality to your whims, whether through war, diplomacy, or hedonistic excess. Your pursuit of immortality and indulgence drives you to seek ever greater pleasures, even if it risks the dynasty's cohesion. After all, what is life worth without entertainment?
[] The Cynic – "The Seeker of Flesh"
The loss of flesh haunts you like a phantom pain. While your kin revels in immortality, you see it as a curse, an unending stagnation that denies the natural order. You dream of reversing the biotransference and restoring the Necrontyr to their mortal forms—not to live forever, but to embrace mortality and the peace of death. Your cynicism makes you a reluctant leader, yet your insight into the flaws of immortality grants you unmatched clarity. Will you succeed in bringing the Necrons back to the realm of the living, or will your crusade end in despair and eternal suffering?
Choose now your Traits. You start with 4 Points.
The Body
[] Pristine (-1 Points)
You emerge from stasis in perfect condition, your systems functioning flawlessly. Time has left no scars, and you are ready to lead with unmatched efficiency.
+1 Martial, +1 Governance, normal resilience and operational effectiveness.
[] Enhanced by Cryptek Upgrades (-2 Points)
During your slumber, a Cryptek augmented your form with experimental upgrades. These improvements grant you superior strength, agility, or cognitive capabilities.
+1 Technology, access to unique physical or technological abilities.
[] Recovered from the Flayer Virus (-1 Points)
Though you once almost succumbed to the Flayer Virus, you have purged its influence and emerged stronger. Traces of its power remain, allowing you to understand and manipulate Flayed Ones more effectively.
Increased control over Flayed Ones, +1 Intrigue, immunity to the virus's effects.
[] Fused with a Destroyer Frame (-2 Points)
You awaken in a powerful Destroyer frame, granting you unparalleled combat abilities and a terrifying battlefield presence.
+2 Martial, enhanced physical prowess, fearsome reputation among enemies.
[] Cauterized Memories (-1 Points)
Painful but deliberate memory wipes have left you free from distracting emotional ties or regrets. This clarity allows you to focus solely on the dynasty's survival and growth.
+1 Governance, increased resistance to emotional manipulation.
[] Scarred but Resolute (-1 Points)
You bear physical scars or visible damage from past battles, but these serve as symbols of your resilience and inspire your followers to greater loyalty.
+1 Diplomacy, +1 Martial, higher loyalty among subordinates.
[] Lightly Damaged (+1 Points)
You awaken with minor system malfunctions or cosmetic damage. Though not crippling, these issues require resources and time to fully repair.
Reduced efficiency in combat or governance until repaired, -1 Martial.
[] Heavily Damaged (+2 Points)
Severe damage to your frame has left critical systems malfunctioning. You are vulnerable in both combat and leadership, requiring immediate attention to prevent further decline.
Severely reduced physical and operational capacity until repaired, -1 Martial, -1 Governance.
[] Fractured Memories (+2 Points)
Your mind is fragmented, with large gaps in your memory. You struggle to recall critical knowledge, leaving you reliant on others for information.
-1 Learning, -1 Diplomacy, risk of poor decision-making due to incomplete information.
[] Cursed by the Flayer Virus (+3 Points)
The Flayer Virus still lingers in your systems, causing erratic behavior and horrifying transformations during moments of stress.
Reduced loyalty from subordinates, -1 Intrigue, risk of losing control in critical situations. Kinship with Flayed Ones.
[] Emotional Instability (+2 Points)
Prolonged stasis has warped your emotional state, making you prone to anger, paranoia, or melancholy. Your subordinates find you difficult to follow.
-1 Diplomacy, increased risk of mutiny or leadership challenges.
[] Fused with a Crippled Destroyer Frame (+1 Points)
While you possess the destructive power of a Destroyer frame, it is severely damaged and malfunctions unpredictably.
Reduced combat efficiency, -1 Martial, risk of self-damage in battle.
[] Flawed Upgrades (+2 Points)
A Cryptek's experimental upgrades have left you more powerful in some ways but dangerously unstable in others. The modifications cause erratic behavior or power surges that can disrupt your plans.
-1 Technology, risk of malfunctions until repaired.
[] Regenerative Frame (-1 Points)
Your personal body is equipped with advanced regeneration systems, allowing you to quickly recover from injuries sustained in battle. This ensures your presence remains as constant as the stars.
+1 Martial, constant, powerful healing during engagements.
[] Decay Syndrome (+2 Points)
Your own regeneration protocols are damaged, causing incomplete or unstable repairs to your body. Over time, this leads to greater degradation, reducing your combat capability and endurance.
Gradual physical weakening, -1 Martial, increased vulnerability in prolonged engagements.
[] Unflinching Will (-1 Points)
You're older than any horror this lesser version of your galaxy ever could conjure. No barbarian, no warp-spawned critter and no fleshling can intimidate you.
+1 Martial, Fear Effects have less effect on you.
[] Eternal Conqueror (+2 Points)
You sees all before you as yours for the taking by ancient right of conquest.
-1 Diplomacy, Fewer diplomatic options.
The Others
[] Trusted Allies (-1 Points)
Your long-standing leadership and calculated diplomacy have earned you the respect of a few key figures in other dynasties. These allies are willing to lend their support in times of need, whether through resources, troops, or strategic counsel.
Access to a small but loyal group of allied Necron leaders you can reach to. +1 Diplomacy.
[] Subjugator of Dynasties (-2 Points)
Your dominance has extended beyond your immediate dynasty, and you now have several vassals sworn to your rule. These subjugated dynasties provide you with additional resources, soldiers, and influence, though they may require careful management to keep them in line.
You start with a Vassal State. Boost in resources and reinforcements from vassals. +1 Governance.
[] Marked by Feuds (+1 Points)
Old rivalries have left you with a handful of enemies who hold deep grudges. These foes are cunning and persistent, striking at your dynasty when you least expect it.
Periodic interference and sabotage from the Kalrith Pirate Dynasty. -1 Intrigue.
[] Sworn Hated Enemy (+2 Points)
Your rise to power has left a trail of devastation, betrayal, or defiance that united many dynasties against you. The galaxy teems with enemies who actively conspire to destroy you, refusing peace or compromise.
As soon as the Ykhtar Dynasty learns of your survival, it'll focus everything it has on destroying you. -1 Diplomacy, -1 Governance.
[] Benevolent Overlord (0 Points)
You view organic beings as inferior, fleeting creatures, but you look upon them with a sense of detached fondness. Their struggles, while primitive, amuse and intrigue you, and you believe they have a place under your rule—if only as subjects or curiosities.
Unlocks unique negotiation and subjugation options with organic factions, +1 Diplomacy with organic factions.
[] The Inevitable Extinction (0 Points)
You see organic beings as a stain on the galaxy, fleeting and flawed creatures destined to be swept aside by the eternal might of the Necrons. Their continued existence is an affront to your perfection, and while you may tolerate them as temporary tools, your disdain makes cooperation challenging.
Unlocks unique domination or annihilation options when dealing with organics, -1 Diplomacy with organic factions.
[] Rebellious Subordinates (+1 Points)
The loyalty of your underlings is fractured. Many question your authority, and rebellion or betrayal is a constant threat.
You start with a Rebel in your Dynasty, -1 Governance.
[] Blackmailed by Rivals (+2 Points)
A rival or subordinate possesses critical blackmail material against you or holds something of great personal or strategic value hostage. You are forced to make concessions or tread carefully to avoid disaster.
-1 Diplomacy, periodic demands from the blackmailer that drain resources or undermine your plans.
[] Machine Incompatibility (+3 Points)
Despite being a Necron, your systems have difficulty interfacing with other machines. Whether due to outdated protocols or damaged neural links, your interaction with constructs and systems is flawed and inefficient.
Reduced effectiveness in commanding Canoptek units or using advanced Necron technology, -1 Technology, slower progress when repairing or innovating.
The Soul
[] Eldritch Nightmare (-1 Points)
You embody the atavistic fear of those who shiver before a race that once conquered Gods.
+1 Governance, +1 Martial. Your presence is a source of terror for psychic races.
[] Ingrained Superiority (+1 Points)
The ranking of races and worlds is clear. If the organics are too foolish to see it, it only shows the place they should occupy.
-1 Diplomacy, -1 Governance
[] Bearer of a C'tan Shard (-2 Points)
You have a fragment of a C'tan bound to your will. This shard grants you access to godlike powers but is dangerous to wield.
Access to devastating C'tan abilities, +1 Martial, +1 Learning.
[] Soul Resonance (-1 Points)
Unlike many Necrons, you retained a fragment of your soul during biotransference. This lingering essence grants you enhanced individuality, creativity, and a stronger connection to your followers.
+1 Learning, +1 Diplomacy, bonus to diplomacy with other races due to your charismatic individuality.
[] The Unyielding Spark (-1 Points)
A fragment of your soul lingers within your frame, providing an anchor against existential despair and corruption. This spark inspires resilience in yourself and your followers.
+1 Martial, increased resistance to Warp-induced corruption or despair.
[] Soulforge Connection (-3 Points)
Your Cryptek found a way to partially restore your soul, allowing you to wield it as a weapon. This connection grants you a unique aura that can influence other Necrons or disrupt foes.
Psyker abilities, +1 Intrigue, +1 Governance
[] Hollow Vessel (+1 Points)
Your soul was entirely stripped away during biotransference, leaving only a mechanical husk. While this grants you clarity of thought, it also makes you emotionally detached and unrelatable to others.
Penalties to diplomacy with other races, -1 Diplomacy, difficulty inspiring others.
[] Fractured Soul (+2 Points)
Your soul was shattered during biotransference, leaving fragments scattered within your frame. These fragments cause erratic thoughts, emotional instability, and lingering feelings of loss.
-1 Learning, -1 Intrigue
[] Lingering Wraith (+3 Points)
A fragment of your soul remains, but it is corrupted, causing phantom pain, haunting visions, and unsettling behavior. This shadow of your former self disrupts your focus and unnerves those around you.
-1 Martial, -1 Governance, risk of irrational decisions.
The Other Place
[] Warp-Resilient Mind (-2 Points)
Whether through natural fortitude, ancient Necron technology, or sheer willpower, your mind is highly resistant to the corrupting influence of the Warp. You are unaffected by its maddening whispers and chaos.
Immunity to Warp-based manipulation, increased resistance to psychic attacks, +1 Learning.
[] Null Aura (-3 Points)
Your presence disrupts the Warp itself, creating a zone where psychic powers and Warp-based entities are weakened or nullified. This makes you a bane to psykers and daemons alike.
Psykers and Warp entities struggle to act effectively in your presence, +1 Martial against Warp-based foes.
[] Warp-Cursed Presence (+2 Points)
Exposure to the Warp has left a subtle mark on you. Strange phenomena occur around you, and some of your followers are uneasy in your presence.
Increased risk of loyalty loss among subordinates, -1 Diplomacy, occasional unpredictable events.
[] Psyker Bane (+3 Points)
Your dynasty has drawn the ire of powerful Warp-aligned psykers or Chaos entities. They actively conspire to undermine your efforts, sending raiding parties or agents to destabilize you.
Constant harassment from Warp-aligned forces, -1 Intrigue
[] Warp-Tainted Artifact (+4 Points)
A relic you possess is infected with Warp energy. It is powerful but unstable, and prolonged exposure could corrupt or damage you and your dynasty.
Unpredictable effects, minor risk of corruption spreading to your forces, -1 Technology due to difficulty containing it.
[] Warp-Vulnerable Mind (+3 Points)
Your mental defenses against the Warp are fragile, leaving you susceptible to its whispers and psychic influence. Chaos forces see you as a prime target.
Ability to use Chaos Sorcery, increased risk of corruption, -1 Learning, reduced resistance to psychic attacks.
What Is Yours
[] Master of the Voidship (-1 Points)
You command a powerful and unique Necron warship, an ancient vessel equipped with devastating weaponry and unmatched speed. It is a symbol of your dynasty's might and a keystone in both space combat and diplomacy.
Access to a one-of-a-kind Necron warship, +1 Diplomacy, +1 Martial.
[] Keeper of the World-Engine's Secret (-2 Points)
You know the hidden location of a dormant World-Engine, an immense planet-killer construct capable of turning the tide of any conflict. Unlocking and reactivating it could cement your dynasty's supremacy, but it will require tremendous resources.
Knowledge of a hidden World-Engine and the opportunity to restore it. +1 Technology.
[] Cartographer of the Tomb-Worlds (-2 Points)
Your memory holds the location of several Tomb-Worlds, still slumbering and untouched by the ravages of time. These worlds are filled with valuable resources, armies, and perhaps forgotten relics waiting to be awakened.
Access to additional resources and potential reinforcements from new Tomb-Worlds. +1 Governance.
[] Whisper of the Forgotten Relic (-4 Points)
You vaguely remember the existence of a priceless relic of the Necron empire. While the memory is hazy, the potential power it represents drives you to rediscover it.
Opportunity to seek out and recover a relic of great power. +1 Learning, potential access to a unique relic.
[] The Broken Flagship (+1 Points)
Your once-proud flagship is now a ruin, barely capable of functioning in battle. Its systems malfunction, and repairs are a drain on your resources. While it remains a symbol of your dynasty, it is far from its former glory.
A weakened and unreliable flagship, increased repair costs, and reduced effectiveness in space combat. -1 Governance, -1 Martial.
[] Doomed by the World-Engine (+3 Points)
A malfunctioning, broken World-Engine drifts in slow orbit toward your planet. If it impacts, the devastation will be catastrophic. Resources and time must be spent to avert this apocalyptic event.
Constant threat of planetary destruction, requires significant effort to neutralize. -1 Governance, -1 Technology.
[] Cursed Relic Embedded in Frame (+3 Points)
A malfunctioning relic is embedded within your body, causing unpredictable effects. While it grants flashes of insight or power, it also disrupts your systems and endangers those around you.
Unreliable benefits, risk of personal harm or mechanical instability. -1 Learning, potential setbacks in critical moments.
[] Hunted for False Knowledge (+3 Points)
Rivals and treasure-seekers believe you know the location of a priceless Necron relic. Despite your protests, they relentlessly hunt you, bringing conflict to your doorstep.
Constant enemy attacks, drained resources due to defending yourself, increased intrigue challenges. -1 Intrigue, -1 Diplomacy.
Those Who Follow
[] Elite Cohort (-1 Points)
Though your retinue is small, it consists of elite, highly trained units that excel in their roles. These warriors, constructs, and specialists are of exceptional quality, capable of achieving victory even when outnumbered.
Access to a small, elite force with enhanced combat abilities and specialized roles. Access to one Hero. +1 Martial, stronger unit performance.
[] Legions of Precision (-2 Points)
Your dynasty commands a large retinue of disciplined and well-maintained Necron forces, combining quantity with high quality. This force is a cornerstone of your power and allows you to project strength across multiple fronts.
Access to a large and high-quality army, increased battlefield flexibility, and excellent morale. Access to two Heroes. +1 Martial, +1 Governance.
[] Diminished Vanguard (+2 Points)
Your retinue is small and composed of deteriorated or poorly equipped Necron units. While loyal, they struggle to match the effectiveness of a well-maintained force, leaving you vulnerable in open combat.
A small, underperforming army with weaker combat abilities. Access to one Hero. -1 Martial.
[] Bloated and Inefficient Legion (+3 Points)
You command a large army, but it is riddled with flaws. Poor maintenance, disorganized leadership, and deteriorating technology plague your forces, making them unreliable in battle and difficult to manage.
A large but inefficient and underperforming army, reduced morale, and increased risk of failures during critical operations. No Heroes. -1 Governance, -1 Martial.
AC - I shouldn't start this quest. I got too much on my plate already. But what would humanity be today if we let those words stop us? Have fun. Next Chargen Section is about the Tombworld and surrounding systems. Voting will go by plan.
