LEGACY OF THE NECRONTYR

A Homebrew Wrath and Glory Supplement for the Necrons

 The Resurrected Empire

For far too long, we have lain dormant. Kept from our legacy in what the other races called the “War in
Heaven”, beaten back by the psychic overlords, the Old Ones; their puppets, the Eldar; and their bestial
dogs, the Krorks. But what they do not know is that time was always on our side. When our backs were
pressed against our tomb walls, we made the decision: To use to our advantage what we acquired as
we shed our mortal forms.

So we rose up, destroyed the weakened forms of what had struck this bargain with us, and trapped
them to suffer the same servitude we endured. We pretended to have been defeated, destroyed, and
simply waited. Our constructs of living metal tended to us, maintained our machinery, readied us for
awakening. The time since then has been almost unfathomable; but why care?

In our absence, the Eldar destroyed themselves, the Krorks devolved beyond recognition, and of these
new, younger races? One barely comprehends the nature of an interstellar empire, and the other is so
overwhelmed in their religious dogmas that they face the same end as the Eldar. Of the beasts from
beyond the galaxy, we are the ultimate foe, as our metal forms fail to nourish them, and our weapons
leave nothing for them to reclaim. Of the enemy beyond reality, our technologies keep them at bay, and
they cannot corrupt what lacks a soul.

Truly, we are destined to inherit the stars, and make the final claim to what was already ours. What
more have we to await?
 A Necron Campaign
While it is true that the vast majority of
Necrons no longer possess any form of
sentience, simply slaved to the will of their
betters, there are some notable exceptions.
Most within a Necron Tomb’s royalty or military
leadership remain fully conscious, and even
lesser troops retain a spark of intelligence.
Truly, only the basest foot soldiers, the
Warriors remain unable to act without direct
orders.
Necron-based games are unlikely to mesh well
with any other races. A Necron sees all other
races as either ancient enemies or insects to be
removed from their property. The Necrons are
not only hated by most, if not all other races in
the galaxy, but are equally contemptuous of
everyone else. Therefore, if playing a Necron
game, the most roleplay potential comes when
the entire party is Necrons. Therefore, most
Necron games will likely be Tier 4 or higher.
Some example Frameworks:
While We Slept, the Living Grew Like Weeds
(Tier 4)
The Heroes’ are members of the military
leadership of a tomb world, which has recently
begun to awaken, and the surface has been
populated by a younger race during their
slumber. This could be the Imperium, the Tau,
the Orks, or perhaps even the forces of Chaos.
These interlopers must be disposed of, but is
the strength of your tomb a match for the
world above?
Reclaiming the Lost (Tier 4)
A tomb world associated with the Heroes’
dynasty has not responded to remote calls to
arise. The Heroes are dispatched to discover
the truth and manually activate the tomb
complex in order to bring the Necrons within
back into the fold, but a deadly virus has swept
through the Heroes’ destination, awakening
many of the warriors and Canoptek creatures,
which do not recognize the Heroes as allies…
Join or Die (Tier 5)
The Heroes play as the Overlord of a Necron
Tomb and those directly underneath him. A
force belonging to a rival Dynasty has
demanded that you surrender and submit to
him, or he will destroy you and harvest your
Necrodermis for himself. This insult cannot be
harbored, and you must defend your Tomb
while destroying this interloper.
Rise From The Ashes (Tier 4)
When the Heroes awaken, they find themselves
in what has become truly a tomb--The
Imperium’s forces have swept through and
destroyed all essential facilities and the vast
majority of the Tomb World’s forces, only by
mistake passing over the hidden chambers
where the Heroes and perhaps a few others
were hidden. Will they rebuild what they have
left, or will they focus on taking vengeance?
Necron
Species Abilities
Build Point Cost: 60
Base Tier: 3
Speed: 5
Attribute Modification: +1 Strength, +1
Toughness, +1 Resolve, +1 Wound
Reanimation Protocols: A Necron reduced to 0
wounds gains +1 to the die result of its Defiance
checks, and if it rolls a 6 (after bonuses) it
returns to consciousness with d6 wounds
remaining rather than 1. If a Necron fails 3
defiance checks and would “die”, it is instead
returned to its home tomb for repairs via
teleportation. It remains dead and leaves
behind a body only if the defiance check that
“killed” the Necron was a 1, or if the Necron was
killed by Annihilation.

Living Metal: A Necron regenerates 1 wound at

the beginning of each of its turns if it has more
than 0 wounds. It does not need to eat, sleep,
or breathe, and is immune to disease, poison, or
blood loss. If not equipped with other plating, a
Necron is considered to have AV 4. For the
purposes of weapons and abilities that affect
machines, a Necron is considered a machine.

Soulless Machine: A Necron cannot be affected

by any ability or psychic power that would
inflict fear or affect the target’s emotions or
soul. A Necron never needs to pass Resolve
tests in order to keep fighting. A Necron’s
Corruption is permanently locked at 0.

A Galaxy of Enemies: A Necron is generally

hated by all other races. It suffers a +3DN
penalty to all social tests apart from Intimidate
when dealing with non-Necrons.
 The Undying Legions

Immortal Deathmark

Assassins without peer, the Deathmarks are

Formerly members of the Necrontyr’s
highly accurate and well-trained soldiers. They
professional military, the Immortals were
phase out of existence, hiding in hyperspace
known for their peerless skill and resolve. Their
while not needed. When they emerge, they
resilience has been only increased after
strike without notice, and without mercy. Due
Transference, and now, retaining the spark of
to ancient laws, the Necrons forbid the use of
intelligence, they serve as battlefield
Deathmarks against each other, but upon the
commanders that can issue orders to the
lower races, there is no such restriction, and
mindless legions that fight alongside them.
the Deathmarks “dishonorable” tactics are
They are equipped with increased armor and
employed without concern.
heavier weapons than the basic Necron
Warrior, and combined with Reanimation Build Point Cost: 65
Protocols, they truly live up to their title.
Prerequisites
Build Point Cost: 60
Tier: 3
Prerequisites
Species: Necron
Tier: 3
Attribute: Strength 4, Agility 5, Toughness 4
Species: Necron
Skill: Ballistic Skill (4), Stealth (4), Awareness
Attribute: Strength 4, Agility 4, Toughness 4 (3)

Skill: Ballistic Skill (4), Weapon Skill (3) Benefits

Benefits Keywords: Necron, <Dynasty>

Keywords: Necron, <Dynasty> Influence Bonus: +1

Influence Bonus: +1 Hunter’s Mark: A Deathmark may declare a

single elite or adversary-level threat as its
Undying Warrior: An Immortal reduces the
“mark” as a free action. Once a target has been
amount of shock it loses when soaking wounds
marked in such a way, the Deathmark will know
by ½ Rank.
the marked target’s exact geographic location
relative to the Deathmark, as well as his status
Wargear: Heavy plating, Gauss blaster or Tesla
as alive or dead. This does not give the
carbine
Deathmark information about the surroundings
of the target, only its relative location. It may
use this ability ½ Rank times per day.
Wargear: Heavy plating, Synaptic Disintegrator,
Dimensional Oubliette generator
Destroyer
Awoken with their minds decayed and
damaged, those Necrons who became the
Destroyers lack any desire to regain their
former flesh, and possess an ultimate nihilism
that wishes to see all life snuffed out. They will
go as far as self-mutilation in order to become
more effective weapons of destruction,
replacing their legs with grav-platforms and
their limbs with weapons. The ultimate engines
of destruction, a Destroyer burns with hatred
for all living things. Codes, Dynasty, nothing
matters above the erasure of everything that
draws breath. While they do not follow the
orders of any but the Destroyer Lords, many
will cooperate with other Necrons so long as
their goals of extermination are aligned.
Build Point Cost: 85
Prerequisites
Tier: 3
Species: Necron
Attribute: Strength 4, Agility 4, Toughness 5
Skill: Ballistic Skill (4), Weapon Skill (4)
Benefits
Keywords: Necron, <Dynasty>
Influence Bonus: +1
Hardwired Hatred: A Destroyer gains +½ Rank
to Attack tests against organic targets, but
suffers a +2DN penalty to social tests with
non-Destroyer Necrons.
Wargear: Heavy plating, Gauss Cannon,
Grav-platform
Lychguard
The Royal Guard of the Necron Dynasties, the
Lychguard are responsible for ensuring the
safety and well-being of the nobles under their
protection, as well as serving as messengers
and envoys. Hard-coded for loyalty, a
Lychguard will eternally stand vigil over its
charge, destroying any enemy that threatens it
or could possibly threaten it in the future. If
needed, a Lychguard will shield its charge with
its own body, destroying itself before allowing
harm to come to them.
Build Point Cost: 70
Prerequisites
Tier: 4
Species: Necron
Attribute: Strength 5, Agility 4, Toughness 5,
Initiative 4
Skill: Weapon Skill (5), Awareness (4)
Benefits
Keywords: Necron, <Dynasty>
Influence Bonus: +2
Guardian Protocols: The Lychguard may
designate another <Dynasty> Necron as its
Charge as a free action. If the Lychguard is
within 6m of its charge, it may make a DN 3
Agility test when the Charge is attacked or
would otherwise take damage from an outside
source. If it succeeds on this test, the
Lychguard takes the place of its Charge as the
target of the attack or effect. If the effect would
harm both the Lychguard and its charge, such
as a weapon with the Blast trait, the Lychguard
takes the damage for both itself and its charge
separately. If the Lychguard loses wounds by
taking damage for its charge, reduce any
wounds lost by the Lychguard by ½ Rank.
Wargear: Heavy plating, Warscythe, Dynastic
Crest (symbol of authority)
Triarch Praetorian
The Triarch were the three rulers of the
Necrontyr in the days before the War in
Heaven, led by the Silent King, who only spoke
through the other two Phaerons that served
alongside him. The laws laid down by the
Triarch were enforced by their Praetorians,
lawgivers and executioners who had the
authority to judge even Lords, Overlords, or
Phaerons. While the Triarch was all but
destroyed, the Silent King being the only
member left alive, the ancient codes created by
the Necrontyr Empire are enforced by the
Praetorians. They rarely engage in direct
combat, and often only judge the nature of the
enemy as honorable or not. They often act as
emissaries to recently-awoken tomb worlds, to
assist in bringing them into the fold of the
Necron Empire, and ensuring any political
disputes follow Necrontyr law.
Build Point Cost: 70
Prerequisites
Tier: 4
Species: Necron
Attribute: Strength 5, Agility 4, Toughness 5,
Intelligence 4, Fellowship 3
Skill: Weapon Skill (4), Ballistic Skill (4),
Scholar (5), Persuasion (3)
Benefits
Keywords: Necron, Triarch
Influence Bonus: +2
Codes of Combat: A Triarch gains +Rank bonus
dice to all Scholar tests to decide matters of
Necrontyr law. A Praetorian may choose a
single non-Necron elite or adversary-tier
threat and make a DN 4 Scholar test as an
action. If successful, the Triarch may declare
that threat Honorable or Dishonorable. If it is
Honorable, all Necrons within 12m gain +½
Rank to Weapon Skill tests against that threat.
If it is Dishonorable, all Necrons within 12m
gain +½ Rank to Ballistic Skill tests against that
target, and certain tactics and cruelties may be
permissible to use against it.
Wargear: Heavy plating, Rod of Covenant, Crest
of the Triarch (Symbol of Authority)
Lord
The least of the many nobles that make up a
Necron Dynasty, the Necron Lords were minor
nobles in life, currying favor with the truly
powerful in their society in order to advance
their own positions. Now, they serve as leaders
on the battlefield, when an Overlord needs
assistance in leading a force, or the force is too
small to require an Overlord’s presence.
Regardless, a Necron Lord is one of the few
within the Necron Empire that retained its full
personality and memories, removing only the
burden of time on the plans and machinations
of his political ventures.
Build Point Cost: 80
Prerequisites
Tier: 4
Species: Necron
Attribute: Strength 5, Agility 4, Toughness 5,
Initiative 4, Fellowship 5
Skill: Weapon Skill (4), Ballistic Skill (4),
Leadership (5), Persuasion (4)
Benefits Attribute: Strength 4, Agility 4, Toughness 4,
Intelligence 5
Keywords: Necron, <Dynasty>
Skill: Weapon Skill (4), Ballistic Skill (4), Tech
Influence Bonus: +3 (5), Scholar (4)

The Lord’s Will: A Lord may make a DN 4 Benefits

Leadership test and designate a specific threat
as a free action at the beginning of each of its
turns. If it is successful, all other <Dynasty>
Necrons within 12m that are not Lords or
Overlords may reroll up to Rank failed ED on
damage rolls against that threat.
Wargear: Heavy plating, Staff of Light, Dynastic
Crest (symbol of authority)
Keywords: Necron, <Dynasty>
Influence Bonus: +2
Technomancer: A Cryptek gains +½ Rank to
Tech tests when working on any item with the
Necron keyword. All Necrons within 6m of a
Cryptek gain +1 to Defiance tests.

Wargear: Staff of Light

Cryptek
Destroyer Lord
The wonders of Necrontyr technology amaze
and astound Imperial scholars, seeming to blur
Of those that fall victim to the path of the
the line between machinery and magic. Phasing
Destroyer, few are seemingly as insane as the
out of existence at will, interstellar travel in
Destroyer Lords. Combining the methodical
seconds, robotic servants that function
hatred and enhanced physiology of the
millions of years after being created, suns
Destroyers with the calculating leadership of a
compressed to the size of a large building, all of
Necron Lord, a Destroyer Lord is the only thing
it seems like the work of a god. However, to the
the Destroyers obey without question.
Necrons, such things are merely the product of
the Crypteks. Having dedicated their lives to Build Point Cost: 95
understanding and working with the many
technologies that keep a Necron tomb running Prerequisites
and its war machines functional, few are as
respected in the court of an Overlord or Tier: 5
Phaeron. As odd and offputting as many
Crypteks are, it would be absolutely impossible Species: Necron
for the Necrons to function without them, so
Attribute: Strength 5, Agility 4, Toughness 6,
their eccentricities are often ignored.
Initiative 4, Fellowship 5
Build Point Cost: 75
Skill: Weapon Skill (4), Ballistic Skill (4),
Prerequisites Leadership (5), Persuasion (4)

Tier: 4 Benefits

Species: Necron Keywords: Necron, <Dynasty>

Influence Bonus: +3
United in Hatred: A Destroyer Lord may issue
orders to Destroyers. The Destroyer Lord and
all Destroyers within 12m may reroll up to ½
Rank ED on damage rolls when attacking
organic targets.

Wargear: Heavy plating, Staff of Light, Dynastic

Crest (symbol of authority), Phase Shifter,
Grav-Platform
 Vaults of the Tomb Lords

Note that rarities are assigned to all items, but
all Necron items are considered to be Unique to
other races, as they are rarely found intact
outside of a Tomb. Only Necrons seeking to
obtain items for themselves may make
influence checks as normal for Necron items.
New Weapon Traits
Tesla: These weapons are designed to fire arcs
of energy that seem to bounce between
targets, creating chains of death that can
reduce entire squads to smoking ash.
Whenever one or more 6s are shifted to
damage after hitting with a Tesla weapon, up to
two other enemies within 4m of the original
target are also considered to be hit, so long as
their defense is equal to or less than that of the
original target. If the original target was a mob,
the mob is considered to have been hit three
times instead of only once. The weapon’s full
damage is dealt to all three targets, or three
times to a mob.

RANGED WEAPONS

Name Damage AP Range Salvo Traits Value Keywords

Gauss Weapons

Gauss Flayer 10+1ED -1 48m 2 Rapid Fire (2) 5 Gauss,

Uncommon Necron

Gauss Blaster 12+1ED -2 48m 2 Rapid Fire (2) 6 Rare Gauss,

Necron

Gauss Cannon 14+2ED -3 48m 3 Heavy 7 Rare Gauss,

Necron

Heavy Gauss Cannon 18+1ED -4 72m 1 Heavy 8 Rare Gauss,

Necron

Rod of Covenant (Shooting) 12+1ED -3 24m 1 Assault 7 Very Rare Gauss,

Necron

Rod of Covenant (Melee) 5+1ED -3 -- --

Staff of Light (Shooting) 12+1ED -2 24m 3 Assault 8 Very Rare Gauss,

Necron
Staff of Light (Melee) 5+1ED -2 -- --

Tesla Weapons

Tesla Carbine 12+1ED 0 48m 2 Assault, Tesla 5 Rare Tesla,

Necron

Particle Weapons

Particle Caster 14+1ED 0 24m 1 Pistol 6 Rare Particle,

Necron

Exotic Weapons

Synaptic Disintegrator 10+1ED 0 48m 1 Rapid Fire (1), 7 Rare Necron

Sniper (2)

Tachyon Arrow 20+3ED -5 240m -* Assault 9 Very Rare Necron

* A Tachyon Arrow must be reloaded after each use, taking 1 hour and a successful DN 4 Tech test to do
so.

MELEE WEAPONS

Name Damage AP Range Traits Value Keywords

Hyperphase Sword 6+1ED -3 Parry 7 Rare Necron

Voidblade 5+1ED -3 6 Rare Necron

Voidscythe 8+3ED -4 2m Unwieldy (2) 9 Very Rare Necron,

Two-Handed

Warscythe 7+2ED -4 8 Very Rare Necron,

Two-Handed

ARMOR

Name Armor Traits Value Keywords

Rating
Heavy Plating 5 7 Rare Necron

Scaled Cloak 6 8 Very Rare Necron

Phase Shifter *4 Force Shield 7 Very Rare Necron

Dispersion Shield *1 Force Shield, Shield 8 Very Rare Necron

WARGEAR

Name Value Keywords

Chronometron 8 Unique Necron

Canoptek Cloak 8 Very Rare Necron

Dimensional Oubliette Generator 7 Very Rare Necron

Grav-Platform 7 Very Rare Necron

Phylactery 8 Very Rare Necron

Resurrection Orb 9 Unique Necron

Chronometron Cryptek, a Necron with a Canoptek Cloak

Rarely carried by any but Crypteks who
understand its arcane machinery, this device
allows the bearer to warp the temporal fabric
of reality, allowing those near the bearer to
move slightly out of sync with the galaxy’s
normal flow. Necrons within 6m of a
Chronometron gain AV *3 with the Force Shield
trait, and gain +1 to Defense. Additionally, once
per combat, the bearer of a Chronometron may
Seize the Initiative without spending glory.
Canoptek Cloak
A specialized platform designed to carry aloft a
increases its Speed characteristic to 10, and
may fly like a vehicle with the Hover trait. In
addition, once per round as a free action, the
user may select a vehicle within 6m with the
Living Metal trait and make a DN 4 Tech test. It
heals d6 wounds instead of d3 wounds that
turn if successful.
Dimensional Oubliette Generator
The possessor of this device can, at will,
generate a dimensional oubliette, an
extradimensional space that can hold a single
individual Necron and its wargear. The Necron
inside is undetectable by any means, but can
see out. It cannot affect the outside world
without fully exiting the oubliette. Only the
character carrying the generator can enter the
Oubliette, and only a Necron can survive inside
the airless, hostile environment.
Grav-Platform
Less a piece of wargear and more a permanent
modification, a Grav Platform replaces the
user’s lower half. The bearer’s Speed is
increased to 10, and it may fly like a vehicle
with the Hover trait. A Necron with a
Grav-Platform is always considered to be
braced for the purposes of firing heavy
weapons.
Phylactery
A small device that produces nano-scarabs
The Awakened Threat
Certain abilities are common to many Necron
threats.
Reanimation Protocols
When this threat is reduced to 0 wounds,
except by Annihilation, roll a d6 at the
beginning of each following round until combat
ends or reanimation occurs. On a die result of 5
or 6, the threat returns to consciousness with
1d6 times Tier wounds remaining.
For mobs with this ability, instead roll a d6 for
each member of the mob that has been lost,
and for each result of 5 or 6, restore it to the
mob. A mob that is reduced to 0 members does
not roll for Reanimation Protocols.
As an action, a character may attack a Necron
at 0 wounds, spending enough time to blast its
remains apart or chop it to pieces, killing it
permanently (or at least for the remainder of
the combat). It may still be teleported away
from the battlefield by its tomb.
that passively repair the bearer’s body, a
Phylactery speeds up the natural healing of a
Necron. A Necron with a Phylactery heals d3
wounds rather than 1 wound from its Living
Metal ability each turn.
Resurrection Orb
An arcane relic, this device releases a pulse of
energy that can return destroyed and damaged
Necrons to functionality, but it requires quite a
long time to recharge. Once per session, the
bearer of a Resurrection Orb may activate it as
an action. When this occurs, all Necrons within
6m that are at 0 wounds or are dead may make
an immediate Defiance check. If successful,
they return to consciousness with d6 Wounds
remaining, even if they were dead.
Soulless Machine
A Necron is immune to fear, pinning, and
mind-affecting abilities and powers. A Necron
never needs to pass Resolve tests in order to
keep fighting. A Necron’s Corruption is
permanently locked at 0. Necrons are immune
to disease and toxins, and never have to eat,
sleep, or breathe. For the purposes of weapons
and abilities that affect machines, a Necron is
considered a machine.
NECRONTYR
Necron Warrior
When the Necrontyr gave up their mortality,
countless workers, shopkeepers, artisans, and
farmers were among their number. After the
entire race became soulless machines, these
menial workers became the basest of the new
Necron race: foot soldiers with only enough
intelligence to follow orders. These “Warriors”
are supremely unintelligent, following highly
predictable processes with extremely basic
programming, unless directed by an overseer.
However, predicting their actions is entirely
different from being able to stop them, and
even the basic Warrior is a near-immortal
combatant, with superhuman strength and
weaponry that baffles the Adeptus
Mechanicus.
Threat Classification: Adversary for Tier 1, Elite
for Tiers 2-3, Troop for Tier 4+
Strength 5 Intellect
Agility 4 Willpower
Toughness 5 Fellowship
than two members due to Reanimation
Protocols, the GM gains 1 Ruin.
Necron Immortal
Formerly professional soldiers in the Necrontyr
military, these warriors retained a spark of
their sentience, though they are still only
capable of slightly more than a Warrior. Often
assigned as leaders of groups of Warriors,
Immortals carry much more powerful weapons
and are covered in enhanced plating that gives
them their name. Even amongst the deathless
Necrons, the Immortals are particularly
1 resilient.
4
Threat Classification: Adversary for Tier 1-2,
1 Elite for Tiers 3+

Initiative 4 Defense 3 Strength 5 Intellect 3

Speed 5 Wounds 8 Agility 4 Willpower 4

Shock 7 Soak 5 Toughness 6 Fellowship 2

Resolve - Conviction - Initiative 4 Defense 3

Passive Awareness 4 Speed 5 Wounds 9

Resilience 10 (Living Metal 4) Shock 7 Soak 6

Skills Ballistic Skill 8, Default 7 Resolve - Conviction -

Size Average Passive Awareness 4

Keywords Necron, <Dynasty> Resilience 12 (Heavy Plating 5)

Skills Ballistic Skill 9, Default 7

Attacks
Size Average
Gauss Flayer: Damage 10+1ED; AP -1; 48m;
Salvo 2; Rapid Fire (2) Keywords Necron, <Dynasty>

Special Abilities
Attacks
Reanimation Protocols, Soulless Machine
An Immortal may wield either a Gauss Blaster
(Mob) Undying Legions: Whenever a mob of or a Tesla Carbine.
Necron Warriors successfully regains more
Gauss Blaster: Damage 12+1ED; AP -2; 48m;
Resolve - Conviction -
Salvo 2; Rapid Fire (2)
Passive Awareness 5
Tesla Carbine: Damage 12+1ED; AP 0; 48m;
Salvo 2; Assault, Tesla Resilience 11 (Heavy Plating 5)

Special Abilities Skills Ballistic Skill 10,

Awareness 10, Default 7
Reanimation Protocols, Soulless Machine
Size Average
(Ruin) Champion: This threat may take Ruin
Actions. Keywords Necron, <Dynasty>

(Ruin) Immortal: An Immortal may spend a

Attacks
point of Ruin to negate any critical effects it
would suffer from a critical hit. Synaptic Disintegrator: Damage 10+1ED; AP 0;
48m; Salvo 1; Rapid Fire (1), Sniper (2)

Special Abilities

Necron Deathmark Reanimation Protocols, Soulless Machine

Patience and vigilance are some of the most
important qualities for a sniper, and the
Deathmarks exemplify them. With no need for
sleep, food, or drink, nothing can distract these
assassins from their task, hiding in the spaces
between dimensions as they watch for their
prey to draw near enough for them to attack.
So feared are the Deathmarks that ancient
laws forbid their use against fellow Necrons,
but against mortals there are no such
restrictions, and with their unparalleled
tracking abilities, they never lose their mark
once they have it.
Threat Classification: Adversary for Tier 1-2,
Elite for Tiers 3+
Strength 5 Intellect 4 hidden within, it may emerge instantly, making
Agility 4 Willpower 4 This counts as an Ambush.
(Ruin) Hunter’s Mark: The GM may spend a
point of Ruin in order to select a single
non-Necron character. All Deathmarks in the
current combat gain a +2d bonus to Ballistic
Skill tests when targeting that character for the
rest of the combat. They may also track the
character without a test required.
(Wrath) Assassin: Whenever a Deathmark rolls
a 6 on the Wrath die when attacking with its
Synaptic Disintegrator, the target suffers a
Mortal Wound in addition to any critical effects.
Ethereal Interception: A Deathmark may hide
within an extradimensional space,
undetectable but unable to do more than watch
outside. When anyone enters the area it has
a single attack with its Synaptic Disintegrator.

Toughness 5 Fellowship 2

Initiative 4 Defense 3 Necron Flayed One

Speed 5 Wounds 8 Infected by the ancient Flayer virus, the Flayed

Ones seem to have an unsettling fascination
Shock 7 Soak 5
with flesh, perhaps desiring to regain it,
perhaps simply playing with it like a toy.
Regardless, they have altered themselves for
the purpose of obtaining more, with wicked
talons designed to strip away everything from
the bone, tearing asunder any mortal
unfortunate enough to encounter one. They
then wear these strips of flesh like clothing,
draping them over their frame in a mess of
bloody gore.
Threat Classification: Adversary for Tier 1-2,
Elite for Tiers 3-4, Troop for Tier 5
Strength 5 Intellect
Agility 4 Willpower
Toughness 5 Fellowship
penalty to Resolve tests so long as the Flayed
One is alive.
Flesh Render: A Flayed One may reroll any
failed damage dice on its melee attacks. It may
ignore up to +2DN worth of penalties when
making melee multi-attacks, and gains +2d to
its melee attack rolls when attacking mobs.
Hunting Horrors: Flayed Ones usually hide
within a charnel pocket-dimension, emerging
into reality when they detect somewhere
where new flesh can be harvested. A Flayed
One may claw its way into reality into any
2
combat involving Necrons and non-Necrons at
4 the beginning of any Round. This does not
count as an ambush.
1

Initiative 5 Defense 4
Necron Triarch Praetorian
Speed 5 Wounds 8
Enforcers of ancient Necrontyr law, a
Shock 7 Soak 5 Praetorian’s task is not to fight on the front
lines, but to ensure that the codes of the
Resolve - Conviction -
Empire are being upheld in any given combat.
Passive Awareness 5 They are beholden to none but the Silent King
himself, but they may lend their blades should
Resilience 10 (Living Metal 4) a situation that threatens the Necron Empire
arise.
Skills Weapon Skill 10, Default 7
Threat Classification: Adversary for Tier 1-3,
Size Average
Elite for Tiers 4+
Keywords Necron, <Dynasty>
Strength 7 Intellect 6
Attacks Agility 5 Willpower 5
Flayer Claws: Damage 10+1ED; AP 0, Brutal Toughness 7 Fellowship 4

Special Abilities Initiative 5 Defense 4

Reanimation Protocols, Soulless Machine Speed 10 Wounds 12

(Ruin) Flesh Hunger: If a Flayed One kills its Shock 10 Soak 6

target, the GM may spend a Ruin. If so, the
Flayed One begins mutilating the corpse and Resolve - Conviction -
draping its flesh about itself. If it does this, all
Passive Awareness 6
those present in the combat that share a
keyword with the dead individual suffer a +2DN Resilience 12 (Praetorian Plate 5)
 galaxy if it was within their power. In order to
Skills Weapon Skill 11, Ballistic
Skill 11, Scholar 12, Default make themselves better weapons of war, the
10 Destroyers mutilate themselves, removing
their legs and replacing them with anti-gravity
Size Average repulsors, amputating limbs and attaching
massive weapons to the stumps. A Destroyer
Keywords Necron, <Dynasty> serves no lord other than one of his own kind,
but they may assist an Overlord whose goals
Attacks temporarily align with their own.

A Triarch Praetorian may wield either a Rod of Threat Classification: Adversary for Tiers 1-3,
Covenant or a Voidblade and a Particle Caster. Elite for Tiers 4+

Rod of Covenant (Shooting): Damage 12+1ED;

Strength 5 Intellect 4
AP -3; 24m; Salvo 1; Assault
Agility 5 Willpower 5
Rod of Covenant (Melee): Damage 12+1ED; AP
-3 Toughness 7 Fellowship 1

Voidblade: Damage 12+1ED; AP -3 Initiative 5 Defense 4

Particle Caster: Damage 14+1ED; AP 0; 24m; Speed 10 Wounds 12

Salvo 1; Pistol
Shock 7 Soak 7
Special Abilities
Resolve - Conviction -
Reanimation Protocols, Soulless Machine
Passive Awareness 4
(Ruin) Champion: This threat may take Ruin
Resilience 13 (Heavy Plating 5)
Actions.
Skills Ballistic Skill 10, Default 8
(Ruin) Solemn Judgement: A Triarch Praetorian
may judge whether an enemy’s conduct in the Size Average
current combat is honorable or dishonorable
once per combat, if the GM spends a point of Keywords Necron, <Dynasty>
Ruin. If the enemy is honorable, all Necrons in
the combat (including the Praetorian) gain a +1d Attacks
bonus to Weapon Skill tests against that
enemy. If the enemy is dishonorable, they Gauss Cannon: Damage 14+2ED; AP -3; 48m;
instead gain a +1d bonus to Ballistic Skill tests Salvo 3; Heavy
against that enemy.
Special Abilities

Necron Destroyer Reanimation Protocols, Soulless Machine

Corrupted by glitches, viruses, and decay after
aeons of slumber, the Destroyers are nihilistic,
even by the standards of the hateful Necrons.
Seeking nothing less than the end of all things,
the Destroyers would gladly annihilate the
Hardwired Hatred: When making attack rolls
against anyone without the Necron keyword, a
Destroyer may reroll unmodified die results of
1.
Repulsor Platform: A Destroyer ignores
penalties to movement due to difficult terrain,
and may fly. It is always considered to be
braced for the purposes of firing its weapons.

Variant: Heavy Destroyer

Equipped with a much more powerful gauss

weapon, these Destroyers are ideal for
annihilating vehicles and other hardened
targets.

Replace the Destroyer’s Gauss Cannon with the

following:

Heavy Gauss Cannon: Damage 18+1ED; AP -4;

72m; Salvo 1; Heavy