And if you regulatory come up against some scary vehicles Master of Machines can stop them from shooting at all!

This is really boosted by the fact that in a lot of cases with Detachments you’ll be leaning into different makeups of army, giving you lots of differing building blocks in how you assemble your force. This detachment synergizes with other abilities in the codex in ways that will surely bring joy to yourself, and frustration to your opponents. Among the Machine Cult’s ranks are cohorts of obedient cybernetic soldiers, lumbering warrior robots, and battle servitors. There are a lot of tricks you can pull with this: advance the whole army up the board and leave a unit of Ironstriders standing still in the back to get the Heavy +1 to hit bonus, while also giving them the improved AP from Conqueror. Codex: Adeptus Mechanicus is an invaluable guide to collecting and gaming with the Adeptus Mechanicus.

There’s a pleasingly broad set of stuff to play with here, and a relatively even spread of goodies between them. Things improved a little bit with the fall dataslate, but Admech players have been waiting months now for a full overhaul of their army which might give them more variety and a detachment rule worth playing. Today, their forces are bolstered with the latest Warhammer 40,000 Codex for 10th Edition in the form of Codex Adeptus Mechanicus, and the awesome new Syndonian Skatros sniper!

You’ll still blow this occasionally to try and save a Breacher brick, but it could have been so much more. Overall they didn’t tweak as many of the dataslates as they did with Necrons, but GW did move some rules in stratagems over to units as a whole. They always feel like a weird unit where they could be paying for the nonsense they did a few editions ago.This last one would be great, except that it not only costs 2CP, but it also can only be used on friendly units that disembarked from a transport this turn.