Fighters 13 shown

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*The Tech-Priest Dominus is the ranking magos of the maniple, the voice through which the Machine God is heard on the line. At the start of each round it intones a Canticle of the Omnissiah over the whole gang, then turns to the wounded engines around it — mending a shattered construct in place with servo-arm and sacred unguent while an Omnissian axe hums at its side and a macrostubber cycles in its off-hand. It fights behind a refractor field, hard to bring down, and the litany falls silent when it does.* **Special Rules** - **Canticles of the Omnissiah:** at the start of each round this fighter declares the gang's Canticle for that round. - **Rites of Repair:** this fighter may work the Rite on an adjacent friendly construct, mending it where it stands. - **Aura of the Omnissiah:** while this fighter is on the battlefield, friendly constructs within 6" gain a machine-spirit shrug against Wounds.

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Derived from 5 codex citations.

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*The Skitarii Marshal is the maniple's field-commander, the officer who sets the doctrine the line fights under. Faster and steadier than the priests, it moves at the front of the advance with arc maul and radium pistol, calling the combat-cant that every nearby soldier obeys without hesitation. Where it stands, the line's fire tightens or its advance quickens on a single order — the human face of the maniple's cold, layered discipline.* **Special Rules** - **Doctrina Imperatives:** each round this fighter chooses a Doctrina — Bulwark or Conqueror — and projects it as a 6" aura, so nearby friendly Skitarii adopt the same doctrine it does. - **Canticles of the Omnissiah:** this fighter benefits from the gang's declared Canticle each round.

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Derived from 3 codex citations.

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*The Tech-Priest Enginseer is the maniple's dedicated wright, the priest who keeps its machines standing. Where the Dominus commands, the Enginseer works — a servo-arm and repair-liturgy trained on the nearest damaged construct, welding torn plating and coaxing a stalled machine-spirit back to its task. It carries a macrostubber for its own defence, but its worth is measured in the Servitors and walkers it drags back into the fight rather than in the fighters it fells.* **Special Rules** - **Rites of Repair:** this fighter may work the Rite on an adjacent friendly construct, restoring it in place. - **Aura of the Omnissiah:** while this fighter is on the battlefield, friendly constructs within 6" gain a machine-spirit shrug against Wounds.

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Derived from 4 codex citations.

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*The Tech-Priest Manipulus is the maniple's specialist adept, a magos of amplified liturgy and esoteric wargear. Trained in the Voice, it can take up the Canticle should the Dominus fall, keeping the gang's stance unbroken. Between benedictions it works the Rites of Repair on nearby constructs and closes with a transonic blade whose keening edge shears armour apart. The relic-hunting Technoarcheologist is this same chassis in an auspex-forward loadout.* **Special Rules** - **Canticles of the Omnissiah:** this fighter may declare the gang's Canticle if it carries the Canticle Adept skill. - **Rites of Repair:** this fighter may work the Rite on an adjacent friendly construct, mending it in place.

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Derived from 4 codex citations.

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*The Skitarii Ranger is the signature body of the maniple — a Guardsman's frame given a cyborg's aim, robed and unafraid, advancing in a disciplined line with a galvanic rifle cycling at its shoulder. It holds the long lane, picking targets at range where its precision tells and its fragility does not. It has no fear to break and no toughness to spare; closed down and out-massed in the melee it falls quickly, but at distance it rarely misses.* **Special Rules** - **Doctrina Imperatives:** each round this fighter adopts a Doctrina, Bulwark or Conqueror, stacked on top of the gang's Canticle. - **Canticles of the Omnissiah:** this fighter benefits from the gang's declared Canticle each round.

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Derived from 2 codex citations.

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*The Skitarii Vanguard is the advancing half of the line — irradiated troopers who close the range while the Rangers hold it. A radium carbine spits a hail of rad-tainted fire that sickens what it does not kill, and a taser goad waits for anything that reaches them. Steeped in the reactor-glow of their own weapons, the Vanguard are already dying by inches and do not care; they walk the enemy down under a cloud of decay.* **Special Rules** - **Doctrina Imperatives:** each round this fighter adopts a Doctrina, Bulwark or Conqueror, stacked on top of the gang's Canticle. - **Canticles of the Omnissiah:** this fighter benefits from the gang's declared Canticle each round.

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Derived from 2 codex citations.

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*The Skitarii Gunner is the heavy punch on a ganger's frame, the soldier who carries the maniple's special weapon into the line. A plasma caliver hangs at its shoulder, its coils charged for the overcharged shot that cracks armour and machine alike. It fires from within the disciplined advance, one calculated burst turning a firefight, and shares the same fragile body as the rest of the gunline — precision, never protection.* **Special Rules** - **Doctrina Imperatives:** each round this fighter adopts a Doctrina, Bulwark or Conqueror, stacked on top of the gang's Canticle. - **Canticles of the Omnissiah:** this fighter benefits from the gang's declared Canticle each round.

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Derived from 2 codex citations.

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*The Skitarii Marksman is the long lane made flesh, a cyborg gunman married to a transuranic arquebus and little else. It moves slowly and shoots at a machine's precision, reaching clear across the field to crack a champion's plating or a construct's hull with a single armour-piercing round. Set in a firing position and left alone, it is the most patient killer in the maniple; forced to move or fight at arm's reach, it is only another fragile body.* **Special Rules** - **Doctrina Imperatives:** each round this fighter adopts the Bulwark Doctrina for the long shot, stacked on top of the gang's Canticle. - **Canticles of the Omnissiah:** this fighter benefits from the gang's declared Canticle each round.

A kitbash option — off the stock kit, a celebrated conversion.

Derived from 2 codex citations.

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*The Sicarian is the maniple's flank-elite, an infiltrator built for the strike from an unexpected angle. Fast and preternaturally quick to act, it sets up hidden and arrives behind the line, transonic cutter shrieking and arc pistol barking. As Infiltrator it hunts with ranged spite; as Ruststalker it closes with toxin-slick blades. It answers the maniple's fragility not with armour but with speed and first-strike surprise, breaking a position before it can turn to face.* **Special Rules** - **Doctrina Imperatives:** each round this fighter adopts the Conqueror Doctrina for the strike, stacked on top of the gang's Canticle. - **Canticles of the Omnissiah:** this fighter benefits from the gang's declared Canticle each round.

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Derived from 2 codex citations.

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*The Pteraxii is the maniple's aerial skirmisher, a jet-pack trooper that ignores the ground the rest of the line must cross. It arrives over cover and vertical terrain, flechette blaster raking a position before it repositions again; the Sterylizor variant plunges into melee with incendine flame instead. The Pteraxii is the mobility House at its most literal — a fragile body that trades armour for the freedom to appear wherever the enemy is weakest.* **Special Rules** - **Doctrina Imperatives:** each round this fighter adopts a Doctrina, Bulwark or Conqueror, stacked on top of the gang's Canticle. - **Canticles of the Omnissiah:** this fighter benefits from the gang's declared Canticle each round.

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Derived from 4 codex citations.

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*The Serberys is the maniple's mounted scout, a rider fused to a cyber-destrier that eats ground the gunline cannot. Sturdier and swifter than the foot soldiers, it sweeps the flank at a gallop and fires as it goes — Raiders loosing galvanic carbine fire on the move, Sulphurhounds charging in with phosphor pistols and blades. It is the outrider that gets to the objective first and the fire that never stops to reload, screening the slower line as it advances.* **Special Rules** - **Doctrina Imperatives:** each round this fighter adopts a Doctrina, Bulwark or Conqueror, stacked on top of the gang's Canticle. - **Canticles of the Omnissiah:** this fighter benefits from the gang's declared Canticle each round.

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Derived from 4 codex citations.

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*The Servitor is the cheap, mindless construct at the floor of the roster — a lobotomised body slaved to a single task until it is destroyed. It shuffles forward with a servo-arm or a mounted gun and does exactly what it is told, nothing more. It has no wit and no will, but it is a machine, and a machine can be mended: it is the first thing a priest welds back up and sends forward again.* **Special Rules** - **Construct:** this fighter is a repairable machine — a valid target for the Rites of Repair and the Aura of the Omnissiah, but it cannot restore itself.

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Derived from 3 codex citations.

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*The Sydonian Dragoon is the maniple's fast walker Brute, a rider mounted high on a striding battle-automaton. It covers ground at a startling pace for its bulk, a galvanic-cog taser lance couched for the charge that runs a fighter down and leaves the carcass smoking. The Ironstrider variant trades the lance for an autocannon and hangs back to shell the line. Tall, tough and repairable, it is a construct the priests keep on its feet long after a lesser engine would have fallen.* **Special Rules** - **Construct:** this walker is a repairable machine — a valid target for the Rites of Repair and the Aura of the Omnissiah, but it cannot restore itself. - **Aura of the Omnissiah:** while within 6" of a friendly Tech-Priest, this walker gains a machine-spirit shrug against Wounds.

A kitbash option — off the stock kit, a celebrated conversion.

Derived from 2 codex citations.