++Priority Transmission: Coding/Delta/Rouge++
++Recipient: Inquisitor Calicus Rackham ++
++Subject: New Xenos threat++
++Author: Albinus Davenos – Kill Team Davenos++
++Thought for the Day: In the darkness a blind man is the best guide. In an age of Madness look to the madman to show the way.++
The Orks slowed the Necrons, but they are again advancing on the site. My team will intercede and delay.
++End++
The Game
Rafal took command of his Necrons and I used by Deathwatch in this 125pt game using the Shifting Priorities mission (P.143 in Elites).
Some highlights:
- Objective 3 disappearing. This was one of the objectives near me. You have to expect it in this scenario, but we diced for it after I’d completed my move (we forgot at the start of the turn). I should have gone back and moved my models that were near it…
- Reanimation Protocols featured heavily. Rafal’s team healed 3 flesh wounds with me rolling 6’s!
- My team being reduced to just my leader.
This ended up being a very swingy game. The Deathwatch were in a decent position for most of it, but once the Necrons started healing (spectacularly when my Frag Cannon was set to take out two of them!), the game went their way.
++Priority Transmission: Coding/Delta/Rouge++
++Recipient: Inquisitor Calicus Rackham ++
++Subject: New Xenos threat++
++Author: Albinus Davenos – Kill Team Davenos++
++Thought for the Day: Pain is an illusion of the senses, despair an illusion of the mind.++
We have failed. The Necrons would not stay down. They are on their way and there seem to be more arising. My team is in a bad way. Those that survived are in hiding with me.
++End++
Until next time,
Owen