The Allarus arms for the anvil's work — an Adrastus bolt caliver to tear armour as it deep-strikes in, and a Castellan axe to break whatever it reaches. A misericordia gives it the killing stroke at close quarters, and krak grenades crack open a hard target. Its list is narrow and heavy, chosen for a fighter meant to land amid the enemy and hold the ground it takes.
The Contemptor-Galatus takes the field with its Galatus warblade and integral shield, both part of the walker itself rather than anything bought or swapped. It has no equip-list to speak of — a Dreadnought arms as it was built, and the entombed Custodian needs nothing more than the great blade and the hull that carries it.
The Custodian Guard may arm itself for any of its three signature builds: a guardian spear as the all-round default, a sentinel blade paired with a Praesidium shield for the immovable sword-and-shield bulwark, or the misericordia's close arts. An adrathic devastator answers armour at range, and frag and krak grenades round out the kit. Every choice here is a demigod's, and each makes the same body a different kind of killer.
The Custodian Warden shares the Guard's breadth of arms — guardian spear, sentinel blade and Praesidium shield, Castellan axe, misericordia and a bolt pistol — and adds the one thing that marks it apart: the Vexilla banner it alone may carry. Frag and krak grenades complete the kit. As sub-commander it may build for the fight it expects while raising the standard the whole gang rallies on.
The Knight-Centura arms as the Sisters' officer — an executioner greatblade forged to behead witches, a bolt pistol or boltgun for the approach, and the Sisters carapace that keeps her standing. Psyk-out grenades and an auspex sharpen the hunt, silencing a caster and reading the ambush before it springs. Hers is the widest Sisters kit, fitted to a commander who leads the null-advance into the witch.
The Prosecutor arms simply, as the Sisters' ranged body should — a boltgun to hold the firing line, a bolt pistol for close work, the Sisters carapace, and frag or krak grenades for the massed enemy. It carries no exotic gear; its true weapon is the null-field it brings within range of the witch, and the bolts that finish what the Silence has unmade.
The Shield-Captain has the fullest equip-list in the gang, as its commander should — a Castellan axe or guardian spear as its main arm, an adrathic devastator or bolt pistol at its side, a Praesidium shield and misericordia for the close fight. It alone may take the Vexilla banner and the Custodes bionics that keep a much-rebuilt demigod on its feet. Frag and krak grenades complete a leader's kit.
The Telemon takes the field armed as it was built — the arachnus blaze cannon and the Telemon caestus, both part of the war-engine and neither bought nor swapped. Like the Galatus, the super-Dreadnought has no equip-list; it needs none. The weapons come with the hull, and the hull is the fighter.
The Vertus Praetor arms for the lone-operative ride — an interceptor lance built for the charge, a salvo launcher to soften a target before the pass, a misericordia and a bolt pistol for the close exchange. Its list is spare and fast, chosen for a rider that strikes wherever the gang needs a fight ended and is gone before the enemy can answer.
The Vigilator arms narrowly and for one purpose — an executioner greatblade to take a witch's head, a bolt pistol for the approach, the Sisters carapace, and psyk-out grenades to silence a caster before the blade arrives. She carries no ranged main weapon; her work is at the point of the sword, walking into the psyker the Silence has already begun to strangle.
The Witchseeker arms for the purge — a flamer to sweep the ground the enemy holds, a bolt pistol at her side, the Sisters carapace, and psyk-out grenades to snuff out a caster's craft. Hers is a short, brutal kit for the null-maiden who burns a firing line clear and unmakes the witch's power as the null-field walks in with the flame.