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The Grand Master is the anchor of the brotherhood — a master psyker in Terminator-standard plate, the one fighter every other Grey Knight is built to fight around. A statline that reaches 2+ to hit in both melee and Willpower, four Wounds, and a 2+ save makes him a killing machine in his own right; the Nemesis halberd and storm bolter are almost secondary to what his presence does to the gang. He casts one Sanctic power each round under The Brotherhood, feeds The Aegis, and banishes daemons with his blade. His true weight is Grand Master's Will: while Grey Knights stand near him they re-roll failed Wyrd and Nerve tests, turning the gang's psychic casting and its collective ward from strong to near-relentless. The whole House sharpens around him — and dulls the instant he falls, which is exactly how a canny enemy plays the matchup. Keep him central, keep the brotherhood tight in his shadow, and accept that he is the target every hunter on the board is coming for.

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The Brotherhood Librarian is the surest caster in the gang — a master psyker whose Willpower is a cut above every line brother's, which is what a 3+ Wil buys on a body that already casts under The Brotherhood. Where a Strike Brother hopes his Sanctic power lands, the Librarian expects it to. He carries a Nemesis warding stave and a storm bolter, and anchors The Aegis: cluster the brotherhood around him and the collective ward is at its stubborn best. On the table he is the gang's psychic engine rather than its duellist. Two Wounds and a 3+ save keep him alive, not untouchable, so he belongs a step behind the front — close enough to hold the ward together, far enough that the enemy must work to reach him. Point him at whichever power the moment needs: Sanctuary to consecrate a chokepoint, Smite to punish a cluster, a banishment through the stave when a daemon closes. He is the fighter that makes the whole Sanctic toolkit reliable.

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The Brotherhood Champion is the gang's melee specialist — a duellist built to win the fight in the first exchange. A 2+ Weapon Skill, three Attacks, and a 2+ Initiative make him the fastest, most accurate blade in the brotherhood, and the paired Nemesis falchions add another Attack on top, turning an activation in close quarters into a flurry the enemy rarely survives. He casts one Sanctic power each round under The Brotherhood, feeds The Aegis, and every one of those Force strikes banishes a daemon it fells. He is a forward body, meant to reach the enemy and end things. Free Hammerhand lets him channel raw warp-force into the falchions for a single devastating activation — call it as he closes, and a duel becomes a slaughter. He carries no storm bolter and only a 3+ save, so he is a scalpel, not a wall: get him into the right fight, let the falchions do their work, and pull the whole gang's plan around the hole he tears.

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The Chaplain-Techmarine is the brotherhood's support Champion — the fighter that keeps the others casting, standing, and firing rather than the one who leads the charge. Three Wounds and a solid all-round statline let him hold the second rank, a Nemesis sword and storm bolter cover both ranges, and he casts one Sanctic power each round under The Brotherhood and adds to The Aegis like any brother. His value is in what he brings to the shelf and the line around him. As a Chaplain he can carry the Brotherhood Banner to stiffen the ward and steady nerve; as a Techmarine he can bear a narthecium to drag fallen brothers back from the edge — either way he is the body that makes the irreplaceable few a little harder to whittle down. Free Astral Aim lets his squad shoot through cover and line of sight for a round, a support power that punishes an enemy who thought terrain would save them. Keep him near the fighters that matter and let him hold the gang together.

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The Strike Brother is the line of the brotherhood — and the line of the brotherhood is a veteran psyker in power armour, a distinction that reshapes what a rank-and-file trooper can do. Every Strike Brother goes to war with a Nemesis halberd and a storm bolter, casts one Sanctic power each round under The Brotherhood, and adds his will to the collective ward of The Aegis. There are no lesser bodies to soak the opening volley; the Strike Squad *is* the mass of the gang, and each of its members is a tested veteran who cannot be quickly replaced. On the table the Strike Brother trades numbers for quality at every exchange. The halberd's Reach and banishing edge make him a real threat to daemons in melee, the storm bolter gives him a dependable volley at range, and his Sanctic casting means even a common trooper can unmake a target the enemy believed safe. He wins fights he ought to be outnumbered in by being better at each individual step — and the gang can afford to lose few of him, because a fallen Strike Brother is a caster and a veteran gone.

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The Brotherhood Terminator is the Grey Knights norm made heavy — where other chapters treat Terminator plate as a rare honour, here it is simply how a battle-brother goes to war. The 2+ save and the extra Wound the plate carries make him the gang's durable core, slower afoot at 4" but very hard to put down. He wields a Nemesis daemon-hammer and storm bolter, casts one Sanctic power each round under The Brotherhood, and stands in The Aegis with the rest. His daemon-hammer is the point of him: a Force weapon with Knockback and a savage Strength and Damage profile that both banishes daemons and cracks the toughest bodies on the board. He advances rather than races, absorbing fire the brotherhood cannot afford to take on lighter frames, and arrives to break whatever is in front of him. Field him as the anvil — a wall of silver ceramite that holds the line while the faster brothers do the cutting, and that can swing a hammer heavy enough to end a Brute.

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The Paladin is a veteran Terminator raised a rank higher — the elite of the brotherhood's line, three Wounds and three Attacks behind a 2+ save. He is what a Grey Knight becomes after decades of surviving the warp: harder to kill and harder to stand against than any Strike Brother or common Terminator. He carries a Nemesis greatsword and storm bolter, casts one Sanctic power each round under The Brotherhood, feeds The Aegis, and banishes daemons his blade fells. The greatsword is a two-handed reckoning — a Force weapon at high Strength and three Damage that few bodies on the board absorb twice. Paladins are the widest-armed fighters in the gang, able to take the greatsword, the daemon-hammer, the halberd, even a psycannon, and they are meant to be the centre of an elite grind: a small wall of veterans that out-fights whatever the enemy commits. They cost the brotherhood dearly and cannot be casually spent, so field them where the hardest fighting is and let each one earn its place many times over.

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The Purifier is the brotherhood's anti-daemon zealot — a brother so pure of soul the warp-born cannot touch him without burning, and the sharpest edge the gang brings to a daemon hunt. He casts one Sanctic power each round under The Brotherhood and stands in The Aegis, but his defining trait is Daemon-bane: against DAEMON fighters he re-rolls failed Hit and Wound rolls, turning an ordinary attack into a near-certain kill. Paired with the banishing edge of his Nemesis blade, a Purifier does not merely fell a daemon — he erases it, cleanly and without a second opinion. He carries a Nemesis sword and an incinerator, the template flame that washes anti-daemon fire across a clustered enemy. On a 3+ save with two Wounds he is not built to trade blows for long, so he is sent where the warp-born are: first into the daemon, where his re-rolls and banishment do lethal work while the ordinary brothers hold the creature's attention. Against anything mundane he is a capable line brother; against the Neverborn he is the reason the gang came.

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The Interceptor is the brotherhood's fast strike — a Strike Brother wearing a personal teleporter, trading nothing in stats but gaining the ability to cross the board in a single warp-jump. What makes an Interceptor an Interceptor is that teleporter, always part of the loadout: it lets him ignore the ground between himself and the fight and arrive exactly where the enemy least wants a Nemesis halberd. He casts one Sanctic power each round under The Brotherhood, feeds The Aegis, and banishes daemons his halberd fells. He is the tool for reaching the target that thought distance kept it safe — the enemy caster hanging back, the objective across the board, the flank nobody guarded. Warp-jump in, banish or break the priority threat, and let the rest of the gang collapse onto the hole he opened. On a 3+ save with two Wounds he is a precision insertion, not a brawler who can stand indefinitely once he lands, so time the jump to the moment it decides something. Used well, he turns the brotherhood's small numbers into a scalpel that can reach anywhere.

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The Purgation Brother is the gang's fire support — the fighter built around a heavy psychic gun rather than a Nemesis blade. He fields a psilencer or psycannon, and that weapon is what the chassis exists to carry: sustained multi-shot fire to scythe through a horde, or Rending anti-armour rounds to crack a hard target at range. His melee is a fallback, his single Attack and lone Wound marking him a fighter who holds the back rank and lets the gun do the work. He still casts one Sanctic power each round under The Brotherhood and stands in The Aegis like any brother. Field him overwatching the killing ground the rest of the gang shapes. Sanctified ammunition leans his fire anti-daemon; Astral Aim from a nearby brother lets him shoot through cover the enemy trusted. He is fragile if the fight reaches him, so protect the firing position and keep him casting and shooting — a single Purgation Brother turns a corridor into a lane no lightly-armoured enemy wants to cross.

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The Nemesis Dreadknight is a Terminator wrapped in a war-suit — a piloted walker that puts a Grey Knight's psychic will behind the frame of a small titan. Strength and Toughness of 6, four Wounds and a 2+ hull make it the brotherhood's centrepiece Brute, and unlike a mere machine it still casts one Sanctic power each round under The Brotherhood and stands in The Aegis, because the mind inside it is a psyker to the last. It strides at 6", faster than the Terminators it fights beside. It carries a Nemesis greatsword scaled to the war-suit and an integral heavy weapon, and every sweep of that blade banishes a daemon it fells. This is the fighter to plant in the centre of the enemy's plan: too durable to ignore, too dangerous to leave in melee, a psyker that cannot be out-muscled or out-witched. Build a gang around it as the anchor the smaller brothers fight in support of, and let it draw the enemy's heaviest answers while the scalpel-work happens elsewhere.

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The Venerable Dreadnought is a fallen hero of the brotherhood interred within an armoured walker — a battle-brother too honoured to lose to death, fighting on from inside a sarcophagus of ceramite and ancient machinery. Toughness 7, four Wounds and a 2+ hull make it the most physically durable body the gang can field, and though the interred hero is no longer a caster, he stands within The Aegis with his brothers and, as ever, cannot be Pinned or made to panic. It is the brotherhood's immovable anchor. Where the Nemesis Dreadknight strides and strikes, the Venerable Dreadnought endures — a wall of veteran resolve that soaks the enemy's heaviest fire and grinds down whatever commits to it in melee. Field it to hold a strongpoint or objective the gang cannot afford to yield, and let the living brothers manoeuvre in the space its bulk protects. The Imperium interred this hero so his experience would never be wasted; on the table that experience reads as a body the enemy simply cannot shift.

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