Robot Legions Quickplay Armies

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Below you will find quickplay army lists for Robot Legions from Grimdark Future.

Asterians (750pts)

This is a v2.50 army you can build using the Asterian Strike Force box from Mantic Games, or other models of your choice.

The Legion is quite the amusing army, and somewhat of a departure from how the Necrons in Warhammer feel to play. Still slow and shambling, but much more reliant on just having good luck for your weapon abilities to go off, and your models to ignore wounds, and your alternative morale system. It may not be the most beginner-friendly to play, as their slow nature makes recovering from positioning mistakes more punishing, and there may be frustration from not getting your abilities to activate when you need them to..

Your Lord is best placed with the unit of 10 Warriors. Regen-Protocol's 4+ Regeneration save makes it a very sticky unit that will take a lot of fire to deal with.

Robot may be a bit hard of a rule to grok on first read, but it is an extremely powerful tool in an objective-based game like Grimdark Future, where never losing the ability to contest a capture point is incredibly valuable, and well worth the low risk of your unit detonating itself, as even a single living model counts as full control of an objective.

Your main form of anti-tank is just hoping to roll 6s. The Support Platform is capable of dealing with them just fine, however, as A3 AP(2) is fine versus what you will run into at this point level, and in its current design, Poison can chew through armored enemies quite well, too, especially with the AP(1).

+++ Robot Legions [750pts] ++
Robot Lord [1] Q3+ D3+ | 100pts | Hero, Regen-Protocol, Regeneration, Robot, Slow, Tough(3)

Gauss Pistol (12", A1, Rending)

CCW (A3)

Warriors [10] Q3+ D4+ | 250pts | Regeneration, Robot, Slow

10x Gauss Rifles (24", A1, Rending)

10x CCWs (A1)

Warriors [5] Q3+ D4+ | 150pts | Regeneration, Robot, Slow

5x Reaper Rifle (18", A1, AP(2))

5x CCWs (A1)

Support Platform [1] Q3+ D2+ | 250pts | Robot, Slow, Strider, Tough(6)

1x Ray Caster (30", A3, AP(2), Lock-On)

1x Twin Flux Cannon (24", A6, AP(1), Poison)

Special Rules

Regen-Protocol - The hero and its unit get +1 to Regeneration rolls.

Robot - Whenever this unit takes a morale test, it is passed automatically. Then, roll as many dice as remaining models/tough in the unit, and for each result of 1-2 the unit takes one wound, which can’t be regenerated.

Combat Patrol Necrons (1000pts)

This is a v2.50 list you can build using the Combat Patrol: Necrons box from Games Workshop, or other models of your choice.

++ Robot Legions [1000pts] ++
Eternals [5] Q3+ D2+ | 210pts | Regeneration, Robot, Slow

5x Heavy Gauss Rifles (24", A2, Rending)

5x CCWs (A1)

Eternals [5] Q3+ D2+ | 195pts | Regeneration, Robot, Slow

5x Flux Carbines (18", A2, Poison)

5x CCWs (A1)

Hover Bikes [3] Q3+ D3+ | 340pts | Fast, Regeneration, Robot, Strider, Tough(3)

3x Atom-Beamer (24", A3, AP(1))

3x Gauss Pistols (12", A1, Rending)

3x CCWs (A2)

Night Transport [1] Q3+ D2+ | 255pts | Aircraft, Robot, Tough(6), Transport(11)

Twin Flux Cannon (24", A6, AP(1), Poison)

Robot: Whenever this unit takes a morale test, it is passed automatically. Then, roll as many dice as remaining models/tough in the unit, and for each result of 1-2 the unit takes one wound, which can’t be regenerated.

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