NECRON GAUSS PYLON Datasheet

The NECRON GAUSS PYLON Datasheet holds the key to understanding one of the Necron’s most formidable stationary weapons. This ancient construct, a relic of a bygone era, is capable of unleashing devastating bolts of energy, obliterating entire swathes of the battlefield. Understanding the data within this datasheet is crucial for any Necron commander seeking to maximize their army’s destructive potential.

Decoding the NECRON GAUSS PYLON Datasheet

The NECRON GAUSS PYLON Datasheet provides all the vital statistics and special rules needed to effectively deploy and utilize this powerful unit on the tabletop. It details its weapon profiles, movement capabilities (or lack thereof, given its stationary nature), toughness, and save characteristics. The datasheet also outlines any special abilities or rules unique to the Gauss Pylon, such as its ability to target aircraft or its potent anti-armor firepower. Mastering these details is essential for positioning the Gauss Pylon strategically and maximizing its impact on the game.

Here’s a simplified look at what the datasheet covers:

• Unit Composition: Typically a single Gauss Pylon.
• Wargear: Lists the weapons the Pylon is equipped with, most notably the Gauss Exterminator.
• Abilities: Details special rules like “Quantum Shielding” or “Disruption Field”.

The Gauss Pylon is more than just a gun; it’s a force multiplier. Its ability to reach across the battlefield and eliminate key enemy threats can dramatically shift the balance of power. Furthermore, understanding the datasheets restrictions - like minimum range or vulnerability to close combat – allows you to mitigate its weaknesses. Clever placement and support are key to preventing it from becoming an easy target. Knowing which units to target with the Gauss Exterminator, depending on their armor or number, is crucial to maximizing the Pylon’s effectiveness.

To fully understand the intricacies of the NECRON GAUSS PYLON, we recommend consulting the official Warhammer 40,000 rulebook and the relevant Necron codex for the most up-to-date information.