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Please note that this is the tactics for 8th edition Tyranids. Their current tactics can be found here. Every Tyranid unit needs to be assigned a Hive Fleet, either from the established fleets Behemoth, Kraken, and Leviathan to name a few or one of your own devising.
No matter what edition of the game, Tyranids have traditionally been defined by three special rules: SynapseInstinctive Behaviour and Shadow in the Warp. For some reason, designers have tended to tinker with these every time a new codex comes out, much to the endless aggravation and rage of countless Tyranid players.
Once for the index, and again for the codex. When in doubt, rely on the codex version until the rules inevitably get changed once again. Another Codex brings another set of Chapter Tactics-equivalents, representing the main 3 Hive Fleets in the fluff Behemoth, Kraken, and Leviathan as well as 4 others that range from the obscure to the entirely new.
Unlike other factions with Chapter Tactics-equivalents, your choice of Hive Fleet does not limit which special characters you can take.
Splinter fleets take the Adaptation of their progenitor, while Hive Fleets not otherwise listed can pick and choose whichever Adaptation they like. Like several armies before them, the Psychic Awakening expansion will offer the Tyranids the ability to create bespoke Hive Fleet Adaptations by combining any two of the rules listed below.
Keep in mind that unlike other races with similar custom traits, tyranids don't get to choose a main strain to be a successor of though the FAQ may end up saying otherwise. So while choosing your custom adaptations let's you tailor your hive fleet to fit your army, you don't get access to hive fleet specific stratagems or psi powers.
The Hive Mind discipline is the only psychic table your psykers will be rolling on, or choosing from. With the Codex, there are now 6 powers plus the automatically known Smite power. Instead of a Warlord Trait, a Tyranid army can grant an extra rule to an infantry unit or monster of its choosing.
Sadly, the stratagem can only be used once per battle and no doubling up on bonuses. The biggest difference, other than two thirds of the below do multiple damage per wound, is how many melee weapons now have a Normal, Monstrous and Massive variant that is the same tyranid codex 8th edition pdf download line but the bigger they are the greater the potential to do more damage.
A note on tails: The awful days of being forced to make one terrible tail weapon attack are over. All of the tails are optional now and do not take an attack away from the user. This does mean, however, tyranid codex 8th edition pdf download, that units with tails had their actual attack stat lowered by 1 to compensate. This equals out to a wash but do take note when reading the codex that your Hive Tyrant's now 4 attacks aren't crippled by losing one to the tail.
Trygons got to keep their six attacks, meaning that the tails are actually now purely a bonus on them! Tail weapons typically grant an additional attack that must be made with it, and all of them only allow up to one attack to be made with them. Tyranids still maintain a wide selection of ranged weaponry, much of it now with improved range.
It still suffers from terrible AP and makes up for it with volume of shots. More a distraction than anything. While it's only S3, the Assault d6 means that it has many odds to hit, tyranid codex 8th edition pdf download, and the ability to re-roll wounds to inflict d3 damage ensures it will hurt anything below MEQ. Its shining purpose however is the ability to remove any cover benefits from anyone these things attack.
These weapons were described in previous codices as firing crystalized venom at speeds capable of piercing tank armor. They are a flexible option, found on many units. These weapons fire a variety of maggots, beetles, or worms that devour their victims from the inside. A massive gun only fielded by the Tyrannofex. Used to be our only long range anti-armor gun and that usefulness was hotly debated due to being only AP4. Has now become a 3 shot Lascannon but with S10 and since Tyrannofexes shoot twice if they stand still, it can fire enough shots to trash all but the heaviest of tanks.
Expensive, but worth it with the sheer damage it can provide. They vary from the relatively short-ranged spine fist to the anti-vehicle Impaler Cannon. The Biovore's Pride and Joy. It has an impressively big range, tyranid codex 8th edition pdf download, and it almost always does something. On a failed hit it instead drops a Spore Mine nearby that has to wait a turn before moving, tyranid codex 8th edition pdf download, but doesn't cost reinforcement points to generate in Matched Play, this is one of the only ways to generate units mid-battle without paying for tyranid codex 8th edition pdf download in advance.
Went from a horde killer to a pinpoint wound remover, and one of the few weapons capable of consistently inflicting mortal wounds at long range regardless of its target. This Covers a wide variety of short range weapons that auto-hit their opponents. Flavors come in Acid, More Acid, and fire.
Due to the C, tyranid codex 8th edition pdf download. An old but well-remembered unit makes its reappearance. Way back in 4th edition, the broodlord was introduced as a cheap alternative to the expensive Hive Tyrant.
However, tyranid codex 8th edition pdf download 5th and 6th edition codices said "screw that", and made it into the equivalent of a genestealer sergeant. Now, the Broodlord is back with a vengeance, and ready to get back to what he does best: ripping marines in half.
And damn boi, he is good at it. Hive Tyrant is the original Tyranid HQ unit and has remained through every incarnation of the codex. While the Tyrant's popularity has waxed and waned over the years, make no mistake tyranid codex 8th edition pdf download this unit can get shit done if used correctly.
The current version is an extremely tyranid codex 8th edition pdf download unit that can excel in the shooting, psychic, and melee phases. Furthermore, his 18" synapse radius and access to psychic powers makes him an exceptional anchor for your army. However, any opponent with an ounce of experience knows to target the Tyrant first, so it will draw fire. Moved to HQ tyranid codex 8th edition pdf downloadbut still can be taken in broods of 3, is still a synapse creature, and still has the Venomthrope's ability to debuff the to-hit chance of enemies, tyranid codex 8th edition pdf download, which works on all units rather than just INFANTRY FAQ confirms this benefit is conferred to units with a model in range like the old Shrouded rule.
As a result, you can gain re-rolls against every Imperial army just by killing off a Guardsman near it. Shifted to HQ, but otherwise still a bigger, nastier Zoanthrope for all intents and purposes. It retains the ability to heal itself and nearby Zoanthropes with Spirit Leech, tyranid codex 8th edition pdf download only for 1 wound. It also allows nearby Zoanthropes and itself to re-roll 1s on psychic tests, tyranid codex 8th edition pdf download.
Though no longer able to cheese out by becoming a Troops Choice, it still remains an incredibly useful resource. In other words, stick to few big units to mitigate the backlash. Unfortunately, its gun is pretty terrible for the cost, and it can't hide behind the Termagants it's supposed to be babysitting, so it's usually not a great idea - it'll just evaporate in short order to incoming lascannons.
Instead, consider a Neurothrope with Onslaught or Catalyst, if you want Termagant support. It's tyranid codex 8th edition pdf download rather pricey, and it's still got the Warrior's share of weapons except for the Bio-cannons, which it doesn't know how to carry. Plonk down next to a blob of Deathspitter-Warriors and watch them shoot things to death or tyranid codex 8th edition pdf download him down in the middle of a blob of Bonesword-Warriors and watch them shred.
Also, note that because he doesn't buff himself and carries worse weapons, once he's inside a Warrior blob, he's usually the least useful unit in it, as he buffs Warriors up to matching his own accuracy. This bastard got more focused on smashing now, and with his regeneration of 1 wound on each of your turns, he worries a lot less about damage, expecially since he's got 9 wounds, so that he is able to hide behind other units!
A great buffer piece for a Carnifex-heavy army. The Biggest Beast with a Beastly Pricetag. He's still the boss for combat with his Bone Sabres and a Pincer tail, but his Movement, Strength, and Attack scores will decrease as he takes damage, and if he dies, he has a chance to deal d3 Mortal Wounds to all nearby units.
Expect to see many, if not most, Nid armies with him as warlord. They are no longer infiltrators, so they now set up with the rest of your army. To help with this, they can now advance and charge in the same turn. With a base move of 8", that means they have an impressively long maximum threat range of 26" average But remember they are less glass cannons and more laser scalpels duct-taped to a pencil and are very much like Howling Banshees in that they are going to be shot at A LOT, and are likely to be wiped out after the first use.
Learn your lesson, charge monsters first. These tyranid codex 8th edition pdf download murder machines are fast and cheap and all around fantastic. Their movement stat is a staggering 8" and their Bounding Leap allows them to pile in and consolidate up to 6", making them very fast. Additionally their talons let them re-roll Hit rolls of 1 and if they're in the numbers you should be fielding them they also re-roll 1s To Wound for good measure, and all that with 2 attacks for each bug.
Play units of 30 and shove them across the board. Keep your paws off those Adrenal Glands and Toxin Sacs thoughas they will increase their cost rather astronomically. Are now always burrowers so make use of it to get close to the enemy or, more likely, objectives.
Your little dakka bugs. Use them to bubble wrap important characters. Always remember that they can mix and match their weapons, so always place a few like 5 to half of em Devourers on the unit so it has some decent shooting but also keep enough other weapons along to soak up the damage they will draw.
If you don't appreciate the fact that you can arm every single one of them with a weapon that hits like a heavy stubber, you don't have a soul. Your only Synapse Troops, the Warriors keep your swarm together and with Instant Death being gone this may now be their place to shine as they can survive Missile Launchers to the face far better now.
The Warriors are generally useful all-rounders, but this time it may be in your best interest to give each Warrior a Deathspitter and a pair of Boneswords. This combination gives them a bunch of decent attacks in melee and a nice gun to shoot with. Only go with different equipment if you can't afford this. Alternatively, since you KNOW that they'll be shot at, keep them cheap and use the points for more models or Venomthropes or something.
Fleshy Drop Pods that you can stick either a Monster of your choice but only if it has 14 max wounds or less- no shoving a Hierodule in there; Sporocysts and other Tyrannocytes can't be put inside a Tyrannocyte either or up to 20 Infantry models into. Disembarking models must be placed 9" away from the enemy, but with all your great guns, that shouldn't pose a problem. And after the Tyrannocyte has released its cargo it isn't a helpless kill point waiting to happen, as it floats across the battlefield shooting its 5 guns into the enemy.
The Barbed Stranglers are twice as expensive as the Deathspitters, but they also increase accuracy when firing upon larger units.
With the crappy base-BS, this makes a huge difference. Just make sure you are actually able to fire at a large unit, either by dropping the Tyrannocyte right next to one or by providing synapse support The Haruspex's primary function is infantry chewing and almost everything in its arsenal is meant to help with that.
Its Maw makes D3 Hit rolls for each attack allocated to it, meaning it averages 8 attacks, and for every model it kills with said Maw, it gets to make another attack with its claws, so it can rack up a pretty impressive body count if you send it at the right units.
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