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Hello friends, Warhammer 40,000 brothers and sisters, today I have a big story to talk about. It's a cosmic tremor that shook many people's table models, because the latest information we've received from global sources like Auspex Tactics and TacticalTortoise 40k clearly indicates that the battlefield is about to change completely. Prepare for the impact of the upcoming book "500 Worlds."

Today I'm going to take my friends and dissect every detail, like reading and organizing an army to compete. We're going to see why blue kings like Ultramarines are shedding tears and why killing machines like Necrons are going to be everyone's nightmare.

Introduction: Overview of Change

In this update, to give me a brief summary, we are experiencing a "Power Shift" or a major power shift. What happens is that the Necrons have been buff, such a leap that many people consider them to be overpowered or overpriced, while the most popular parties like Space Marines, especially Ultramarines that have long dominated Meta, have been reduced to Nerf in the most painful spot.

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Let's start delving one point at a time.

Part 1: Necrons, The Awakening of God (The Rise of Gods)

If anyone is playing Necrons, you should smile on your cheeks right now, because this change makes your army more scary in the wrong eye, especially the C'tan Shards.

1.1 C'tan Shards: Faster, tougher, and no-set

Every C'tan has been overhauled, and not just a small number adjustment, but almost completely erasing the original weakness.

Nightbringer: This is a highlight from the original slow walk. Now the Movement has increased from 6 inches to 10 inches! Imagine, the sickle devil has a soul that flies to you at this speed and has the Deep Strike rule. That means you can no longer escape him. He can appear anywhere on the battlefield.

Increased toughness: The Necrodermis rule, which used to limit damage, was changed to -1 Damage permanently and increased Wounds to 16 units. To take it down is no longer easy. It takes a lot of heavy weapons.

Void Dragon and The Deceiver: No less, they buff their speeds to 10 inches and 8 inches, respectively, along with Deep Strike. Void Dragon is also better at handling both shooting and melee tanks.

I think this is the return of the C'tan Spam era, or putting multiple C'tan on one list, my friends, thinking about having four or five gods in the middle of the band with this level of toughness.

1.2 Necrosaur Amitar: A New Admiral Who Is Exceptional

In addition to the old ones getting better, the Necrons got a new toy, the Necrosaur Amitar.

Status: With a fee of 165 points, but what comes is a very intense melee attack power (S10, AP-3, D3).

Talent: The most cheating is the Fights First ability (has hit first) and gives the crew a Sustained Hits 1 buff. There is a Lone Operative near Destroyer Cult.

Analysis: I dare say that this is an "Auto-include" or one that needs to be put on every pointer because it's worth too much. It solves the problem of Necrons' pre-death charge.

Part 2: Space Marines, Superman's Wound (The Marine's Wounds)

Let's take a look at the Space Marines, especially Ultramarines fans who may have to hold the temples.

2.1 Victrix Honour Guard: A Painful Loss

If you ask what is the heart of Ultramarines, the answer is Victrix Honour Guard, but in this patch, they hit the heaviest Nerf, reducing Wounds from 4 to 3.

Why it matters: Friends, novices may be confused about missing only one Wounds. What's wrong? The answer is "Damage Threshold." Many heavy weapons in the game have Damage 3 (such as Power Fists or strong fire weapons).

In the past, if you were hit by Damage 3, Victrix still has one Wounds and stands, but now it is "dead" immediately. This has greatly reduced the ability to stand on the feet of this unit, although the points have been reduced a little, but it is not comparable to the increase in vulnerability.

2.2 New things that come to consolation? Captain Titus and Wardens

Games Workshop is not too mean. Send new characters like Captain Titus and Wardens of Ultramar.

Captain Titus (90 points): This is a good one. Very tough (6 Wounds, 5 + FNP) and Sustained Hits 1 buff for the team. It's a balanced choice. It's worth walking with Victrix to strengthen toughness.

Wardens of Ultramar: This is the real thing. It costs 90 points, but it has the ability to redeploy. Strategically, moving the unit after seeing the enemy's troops is the key to victory. Many people see the unit as overtuned as it was made to boost sales.

2.3 New Detachments: Interesting but Unanswered

Space Marines has three new detachments, but I still feel it.

Bastion Task Force: Battleline focused, but buff that makes it look too thin doesn't make it easier to kill enemies.

Orbital Assault Force: Deep Strike is focused, but the problem is that there are no gimmicks to pull the unit back up and down like the Grey Knights.

Conclusion: I think the original Gladius Task Force is still much more flexible and better.

Part 3: Summary and Analysis of Meta (The Verdict)

By analyzing all the data, I summarized it to my friends simply:

Necrons are the winners of this patch: Prepare to meet Necrons at full track, of course, especially the C'tan Spam list and the use of Necrosaur Amitar.

Ultramarines have to adapt: It's impossible to get a Victrix to pick up the same ammunition. You have to play more carefully and maybe rely on Captain Titus or Wardens of Ultramar to plug the leak.

Power Creep Trends: We clearly see that new models (Titus, Wardens, Necrosaur) have noticeably better rules than old models. This is a sign that Games Workshop is pushing new things to sell, which is typical of the industry, but we as players need to know.

Instructions for the Rookie: If you have just started playing Necrons, this is your golden time. Hurry up and supply C'tan with your army. But if you play Space Marines, don't be discouraged. Our army is also very flexible. Try adjusting the list, reducing the number of Victrix and finding other game makers instead.

Here are all the insights I have gathered. I hope it will be helpful to organize the army and plan the play of friends. If you like articles like this, don't forget to click like, share, encourage me.

See you on the battlefield.