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well that  6k  crept up fast  !!!





and funnily enough the picture semi links into  the next thing I wana go over the unbeatable imperial knights  they got a new codex  with shiny new formations and models


we all know a knight is a headache so making them better well something stronger to deal with the headache but is this down 2 them being amazing or player list and mentality


theirs a lot of articles on 40k gaming theory  tactics being  defensive or offensive, active and reactive playing


for example I know a player (or a few)  that are stuck in a rut  n complain that their army it isn't as gd as it could be or change bcoz they think another army is better 


you may know a player like this or be that kind of player  constantly chasing that "better" army

so wats all this have 2 do with imperial knights ??  well this kind of player sed they were unbeatable bcoz well  inexperienced players who are learning the game or jus not that gd maybe daunted by a wall of av13  with lots of high str low ap weapons its scary


but I took up that challenge 2 prove they aren't scary and necrons  can deliver IF the list is right which as usual brings us full circle 


the most important parts of 40k  list building and deployment


in both games I played 1850  with necrons against 3 knights and the assassins formation and both games I won  with a land slide  9/2  15/4   and this was using the new baronial  court  so they had 3+  inv saves higher BS it was brutal  but this is testament to how great necrons are for resiliency and how much they follow the fluff as well (which is semi important as the same person thought that necrons were boring and no where near the fluff)  I had 72 models all infantry  reclamation legion royal court and canoptek harvest and both games they did really well 


so knights can be beaten  and will be beaten by necrons  wether the other races can hold back the tide well see the next likely candidate is deamons lots of MC  beatin them in CC  is where its at or flying lol :D