Games Workshop Warhammer 40k - Codex V.9 Tau Empire (En)

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Shaken Faith: Select up to three planets; subtract 1 from the Diplomat Power of each of those planets (to a minimum of 1).

Codex T’au Empire – 9th Edition: The Goonhammer Review

Breachers have the Sweep and Clear Strat (Ignore cover, reroll wounds), Strikes have the Relentless Fusillade Strat (Ignore Rapid Fire rules, double shots, additional point of AP), Each time a model with this tenet intones an invocation that is not an aura, or uses an ability in your Command phase that specifies a range, add 3" to the range of that invocation or ability (to a maximum of 12"). VEHICLE and BATTLESUIT models with this tenet do not suffer the penalty incurred to their hit rolls for firing Heavy weapons at enemy units that are within Engagement Range of them.

If you selected a Core World for this Requisition, this Requisition costs 1RP; otherwise, it costs 2RP. As stone resists the onslaught of the other elements in their endless quest to wear it away, so do the T’au exhibit that same unbending resilience. The result is a nigh-supernatural fortitude that sees them shrug off even the most punishing blows. Belief in the Cause: You can use the Warlord Trait Requisition once without spending any Requisition points. It’ll take a cunning commander to decide whether to surge ahead and strike hard with the diminishing range of Mont’ka, or to weather the storm until the full benefits of Kauyon come online. Flexibility and boldness will get the most out of your Tactical Philosophies, while a timid approach will only waste their powerful benefits. Diplomatic Excellence (Aura) : While a friendly DAL’YTH or T’AU AUXILIARY unit (excluding CHARACTER units) is within 6" of this WARLORD, add 1 to the Leadership characteristic of models in that unit.

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If you selected a Tactical Philosophy at the start of the battle, T’AU AUXILIARY units that are in the same Detachment as units with this tenet benefit from your army’s selected Tactical Philosophy.Then there are the stratagems. Bork’an reminds its sister septs that time spent in the laboratory can bear bountiful fruit on the battlefield, and it live-tests powerful Experimental Weaponry on the battlefield. Shadowsun and Farsight don’t affect them. They have the exemplar warlord traits, which get better if you chose that Philosophy. Fire Markerlights (Action): One or more MARKERLIGHT units from your army can start to perform this action at the start of your Movement phase. AIRCRAFT MARKERLIGHT units can perform this action. The action is completed at the start of your next Shooting phase. If this action is successfully completed, for each model in that unit that is equipped with one or more markerlights, for each markerlight that model is equipped with, select one enemy unit within 36" of that model that would be an eligible target for that model if its unit had been selected to shoot, and roll one D6: on a 3+, that enemy unit gains one Markerlight token.’

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Empty Bellies: Select up to one Civilian World planet and up to one Military Base or Fleet Installation planet, subtract 1 from the Diplomat Power of each of those planets (to a minimum of 1).While a VEHICLE or DRONE unit is performing the Fire Markerlights action, that unit can move without that action failing. If it does, until the end of the turn, models in that unit without the VEHICLE or DRONE keyword that are equipped with any markerlights are treated as not being equipped with any markerlights for the purpose of the Fire Markerlights action. I’m going to comment on some of the general themes of the article, but I want to concentrate on a couple of points that the author, James Grover, makes when discussing the problems of the T’au in 9th edition. I think that Grover absolutely hits the nail on the head in his diagnosis of the T’au’s struggles in 9th so far.