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Spyrers

A few months ago I was playing Necromunda quite frequently against a Genestealer cult. This cult was incredibly powerful, the magus had attained a level of psychic power normally only seen with Eldar Farseers, the Genestealer was a nightmare specialist at hand to hand, and the rest of the cult could shoot the crap out of anyone who got in range. I tried using several gangs to bring them down, but all my attempts ended with my gangs in ruins.

So one day as I was looking through the Necromunda rule book I came across the Spyrer list. A few manical laughs later I had made a gang. The gang consisted of about 5 models (1 Malcadon, 2 Jakkara and 2 Yeld) and each one had about 3d6 starting experience.

When no one died after the first game I was impressed enough to continue with the gang, and soon they were beating the crap out of everyone I encountered.

In the end (4 battles later) one of my Jakkara’s was to all extents and purposes a Callidus assassin without polymorphine (i.e. high weapon skill, jump back, many parries etc), the Yelds had become almost unbeatable snipers (long range, usually –3 to be hit in cover) and the Malcadon was becoming very good at infiltrating close to enemy lines.

But as with all revenge gangs/armies there was little to keep me interested after the first few games. So when I began to miss the good old Wyrd coven I decided that I’d had enough revenge and went back to them.

But maybe one day I might dig up the Spyrers and once more bring terror to everyone I play against.

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