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New Vehicle Traits Anti-Air Quantum Shields When a Damage Roll Is New vehicle traits Add 2 to Defence against non-airborne attackers, but the vehicle must move at least half its Cuising Speed or fall. If the Vehicle also have Hover, the pilot can choose to drop to Hover or to take off to be Airborne Airborne as part of his movement (in effect at the baginning of the next round), and the vehicle has two Cruising Speeds: one for each mode. Anti-Air Ignores bonus to Defence of Airborne targets. Can be vehicle or weapon trait. This vehicle has a Tau shield generator. Against ranged attacks from weapons of less then 15 Base Energy Damage, add X to the Defence. Against ranged attacks from weapons of Base Damage of 15 or more, Shield (X) add X to the Resistance instead. Against meele attacks halve the bonuses. If the vehicle equipped with a Holo-Field moved at least half its Cruising speed, it adds additional +2 to Holo-Field Defence; if it moved between half and full Cruising Speed it adds +3 to Defence instead; if it moved over Cruising speed, it adds +4 Defense instead. Ion Shield During your turn, choose a 90 degree arc. The Pilot can Soak ranged attacks from that arc by rolling X (Initiative + Pilot), without spending Wrath/Ruin. Night The pilot of the vehicle can attempt to soak damage from ranged attacks, without spending Wrath, up to Shield X X times per round. It also adds +X bonus dice to Stealth in dark enviroments. Living The vehicle regains 1 Wound at the beginning of its turn. Spend 1 Wrath/Ruin to add 1d6 to the number Metal of Wounds regained. The vehicle have one or more void shields, each with the Resistance of *X and 1 wound. When the vehicle is hit with a ranged attack, void shields are hit first. As with a Mob, an additional hit is scored for Void each two icons over Defence. Unlike a mob, all hits are allocated to a first shield until it takes a wound Shield X and deacticvates (excess damage is lost), then the next one, and so on. If no shields remain, next one hit can be allocated to the vehicle instead. The voids shelds are reactivated at the beginning of the vehicle's turn, unless their generators are damaged somehow. When a Damage roll is made against the vehicle, add a one-time bonus to its Resistance equal to the Quantum number of failed dice on that damage roll. In addition, any effects that improve dice results of the Shields damage roll (Brutal, Melta, etc.) never apply to the damage rolls against the vehicle. IMPERIAL VEHICLES Name Crew Spd Def W Res Traits Weapons Value Keywords Arvus lighter 1 Pilot, 60m 5 12 14 Airborne, None usually Imperium, Imperial 12 Passangers or Hover, Navy 40m Vacuum Hardened Atlas Recovery 1 Commander, 24m 3 14 15 Sealed, Heavy Bolter Imperium, Astra Vehicle 1 Driver, Tracked Militarum 1 Operator Avenger strike 1 Pilot 90m 5 16 16 Airborne, Avenger bolt cannon, Imperium, Imperial fighter Sealed 2x Lascannons, Navy heavy stubber, other two Astraeus Super- 1 Pilot, 24m 3 36 19 Void Shield Twin Heavy Bolter, Imperium, Adeptus Heavy Tank ? Gunners 1, Hover, Storm Bolter, Ironhail Astartes, Primaris Sealed Heavy Stubber, 2x Las Rippers, Twin Macro-accelerator cannon Aquila lander 1 Pilot, 90m 5 18 16 Airborne, Heavy Bolter Imperium, Imperial 7 Passangers or Hover, Navy 40m Vacuum Hardened Baneblade 1 Commander, 20m 3 38 18 Sealed, Autocannon, Imperium, Astra 1 Driver, Tracked Banblade cannon, Militarum 3 Gunners, Demolisher cannon, 3 Loaders, Twin Heavy Bolter, 2- 1 Comms- 4 sponsons, Operator, Lascannon and a 1 Engineer Twin Heavy Bolter or Twin Heavy Flamer Baneblade, 1 Commander, 20m 3 38 18 Sealed, Tremor cannon, Twin Imperium, Astra Banehammer 1 Driver, Tracked Heavy Bolter, 2-4 Militarum 1 Main Gunner, sponsons as above 1 Remote Gunner, 1 Comms- Operator, 1 Engineer Baneblade, 1 Commander, 20m 3 38 18 Sealed, Quake Cannon, Twin Imperium, Astra Banesword 1 Driver, Tracked Heavy Bolter, 2-4 Militarum 1 Main Gunner, sponsons as above 1 Remote Gunner, 1 Comms- Operator, 1 Engineer Baneblade, 1 Commander, 20m 3 38 18 Sealed, Magma Cannon, Imperium, Astra Doomhammer 1 Driver, Tracked Twin Heavy Bolter, 2- Militarum 3 Gunners, 4 sponsons as above 3 Loaders, 1 Comms- Operator, 1 Engineer IMPERIAL VEHICLES Baneblade, 1 Commander, 20m 3 38 18 Sealed, Autocannon, Imperium, Astra Hellhammer 1 Driver, Tracked Hellhammer Cannon, Militarum 3 Gunners, Demolisher cannon, 3 Loaders, Twin Heavy Bolter, 2- 1 Comms- 4 sponsons, Lasgun Operator, 1 Engineer Baneblade, 1 Commander, 20m 3 38 18 Sealed, Volcano Cannon, Imperium, Astra Shadowsword 1 Driver, Tracked Twin Heavy Bolter, 2- Militarum 1 Main Gunner, 4 sponsons 1 Remote Gunner, 1 Comms- Operator, 1 Engineer Baneblade, 1 Commander, 20m 3 38 18 Sealed, Plasma Blastgun, Imperium, Astra Stormblade 1 Driver, Tracked Heavy Bolter Militarum 1 Main Gunner, 1 Remote Gunner, 1 Comms- Operator, 1 Engineer Baneblade, Commander, 20m 3 38 18 Sealed, 2x Heavy Stubbers, Imperium, Astra Stormlord Driver, Tracked Twin Heavy Bolter, Militarum 3 Gunners, Vulcan Mega-Bolter, 2 Loaders, 2-4 sponsons as 1 Comms- above operator, 1 Engineer, 40 Passangers Baneblade, 1 Commander, 20m 3 38 18 Sealed, Stormsword Siege Imperium, Astra Stormsword 1 Driver, Tracked Cannon, Twin Heavy Militarum 1 Main Gunner, Bolter, 2-4 sponsons 1 Remote as above Gunner, 1 Comms- Operator, 1 Loader Bike, 1 Pilot 32m 5 6 12 Open Top - Imperium, Astra scout Militarum Bike, 1 Pilot 32m 5 8 12 Open Top Twin Boltgun or Imperium, Adeptus Space Marine Astartes Grenade Astartes scout bike Launcer Bike, 1 Pilot, 28m 5 8 14 Open Top Twin Boltgun 9 Very Imperium, Adeptus Space Marine 1 Passanger Rare Astartes combat bike Bike, 1 Pilot, 32m 5 10 14 Open Top Twin Boltgun, Imperium, Adeptus Space Marine 1 Gunner, Heavy Bolter Astartes Attack bike 1 Passanger Bike, 1 Pilot 28m 5 8 15 Hover, Heavy Bolter Legiones Astartes Skimitar Jetbike Open Top Bike, 1 Pilot 28m 6 12 16 Gyro- Hurricane Bolter Imperium, Adeptus Dawneagle stabilised, or Salvo Launcher Custodes Jetbike Hover, Open Top IMPERIAL VEHICLES Caestus Assault 1 Pilot, 100m 5 18 17 Airborne, Caestus Ram, Twin Imperium, Adeptus Ram 1 Gunner or Hover, Magna-melta, 2x Astartes 40m Vacuum Firefury Missile Hardened Battery Centaur Light 1 Pilot, 24m 3 10 14 Sealed, 2x Heavy Stabbers Imperium, Astra Carrier 1 Gunner Tracked Militarum Chimera 1 Commander, 24m 3 14 14 Crash Multi-laser, Heavy Imperium, Astra 1 Driver, Webbing, bolter, 2x Lasgun Militarum 1 Gunner, Sealed, arrays 12 Passangers Tracked Chimera, 1 Commander, 24m 3 15 14 Tracked, Deathstrike Missile, Imperium, Astra Deathstrike 1 Driver, Sealed Heavy bolter Militarum 1 Gunner Chimera, 1 Commander, 24m 3 15 14 Tracked, Earthshaker cannon, Imperium, Astra Basilisk 1 Driver, Sealed Heavy bolter Militarum 1 Gunner, cabin, Open 1 Loader Top Chimera, 1 Commander, 24m 3 15 14 Sealed, Heavy Bolter, Inferno Imperium, Astra Hellhound / Bane 1 Driver, Tracked cannon / Melta Militarum Wolf / Devil Dog 1 Gunner cannon / Chem cannon Chimera, 1 Commander, 24m 3 15 14 Tracked, Heavy bolter, Griffon Imperium, Astra Griffon 1 Driver, Sealed Heavy Mortar Militarum 1 Gunner, cabin, Open 1 Loader Top Chimera, 1 Commander, 24m 3 15 14 Tracked, Heavy bolter, Hydra Imperium, Astra Hydra 1 Driver, Sealed quad autocannon Militarum 1 Gunner, cabin, Open 1 Loader, Top 1 Comms Operator Chimera, 1 Commander, 24m 3 15 14 Tracked, Heavy Bolter, Imperium, Astra Medusa 1 Driver, Sealed Medusa siege Militarum 1 Gunner, cabin, Open cannon 2 Loaders Top Chimera, 1 Commander, 24m 3 15 14 Sealed, Heavy Bolter, 4x Imperium, Astra Manticore 1 Driver, Tracked Storm Eagle rockets Militarum 1 Gunner, 1 Loader Chimera, 1 Commander, 24m 3 14 14 Sealed, Heavy Bolter, Imperium, Astra Salamander 1 Driver, Tracked Heavy Flamer Militarum command 1 Gunner, vehicle 1 Comms Operator Chimera, 2 Commander, 28m 3 14 14 Sealed, Autocannon, Heavy Imperium, Astra Salamander 1 Driver, Tracked bolter Militarum scout vehicle 1 Gunner, 1 Comms Operator Chimera, 2 Commander, 24m 3 14 14 Sealed, Heavy Bolter Imperium, Astra Trojan Support 1 Driver, Tracked Militarum vehicle 1 Operator, 6 Passangers Chimera, 1 Commander, 24m 3 15 14 Tracked, Heavy Bolter Imperium, Astra Wyvern 1 Driver, Sealed Militarum 1 Gunner, cabin, Open 1 Loader, Top 1 Comms Operator IMPERIAL VEHICLES Crassus 1 Driver, 20m 3 30 18 Sealed, 4x Heavy Bolter Imperium, Astra Armored Assault 3 Gunners, Tracked Militarum, Adeptus Vehicle 35 Passangers Mechanicus Crassus, 1 Commander, 20m 3 30 18 Sealed, Dominus Triple Imperium, Astra Dominus 1 Driver, Tracked Bombard, 2x Heavy Militarum Armored Siege 1 Operator Bolters Bombard Crassus, Praetor 1 Commander, 20m 3 30 18 Sealed, Praetor Launcher, 2x Imperium, Astra Armoured 1 Driver, Tracked Heavy Bolters Militarum Assault launcer 1 Operator Corvus Blackstar 1 Pilot 90m 5 20 16 Airborne, Twin Assault Deathwatch or Hover, Cannon, 2x 40m Vacuum Stromstrike Missile Hardened Launchers Cyclops 1 Servitor 20m 4 6 14 Sealed, Cyclops Demolition Imperium, Astra Demolotion Tracked Charge Militarum Vehicle Dreadnought, Castaferrum III or IV Dreadnought, Furioso Dreadnought, Contemptor Dreadnought, Like Augmentation talents, interment should be a character-driven condition, probably an archetype. Deredeo Implementation pending. Dreadnought, Ironclad Dreadnought, Leviathan Dreadnought, Redemptor Dreadnought, Telemon Drop pod 10 Passangers - 7 12 14 Crash Storm Bolter Imperium, Adeptus Webbing, Astartes Vacuum Hardened Drop pod, - - 7 12 14 Crash 5x Assault cannons Imperium, Adeptus Deathstorm Webbing, or 5x Deathstorm Astartes Vacuum missle launchers Hardened Drop pod, 10 Passangers 12m 7 or 12 14 Crash Heat wave
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