WAR OF THE KRORK FULL

In 40k, boarding actions by humans / Eldar / Tau are most likely to want to come back. Groups that make suicide attacks can get away with much poorer training for their deep strikes, although in their case the suicide attacker has a limited window during which their priming makes them willing to die, after which they start to go 'stale' as survival instinct causes them to question. IRL, special forces are so highly trained because extraction is the hardest part, since you have to travel back out, with an enemy that now knows something is up. The black hole-based industrial processes are part of your turn-based Production income.Д«oarding is an interesting topic that I'll go into. Throwing stuff into black holes is not considered to be part of loot. The teleportation technology that underlies their linkage is based on Necron recall and quantum power transfers, and is not something that humanity developed step by step, but rather was a sudden inspiration derived from the Void Dragon who knows all that shit automatically.

WAR OF THE KRORK FULL

They can get almost full conversion from any Nadia remains that they get their hands on, while your ratios suck. When working with limited materials, on-site, linked Iron Men are your superiors. The Krork can take some rubbish and turn it into a plasma gun in ten minutes with nothing more than a few hand tools, with some flexibility as to exactly which elemental ratios a plasma gun actually needs to function, but Krork are not so good at working with cinders on-site. Nadia's ashes are loaded with useful heavy elements, and the Iron Men can put that stuff to work immediately by sucking it up and re-printing it into their war machines. Just full normal warp drag with Zog, and blast them both with Thunder War (which biases space hulks and Nadia's megaformes) to cut them down to size.Д¬lick to shrink.Yes the Iron Men are better at processing her ashes than you are. So personally, I feel like it's better off not to do this. Someone correct me if I'm just remember wrong)

(I can't quite remember the exact description, but I was asking about trying to attack a separate target in a warzone, but that the COnference would cause the other two to barge into our deployment as they seek each other out to make a proper free-for-all.

Click to shrink.Secondary warp drag would be inefficient, because it's not gonna be grav-boosted.ДЇorcing enemies into conflict also only matters more when we're trying to avoid combat, which is less of a priority if we brought confident battle-winning force and/or are large enough that we're going to be the main target of the free-for-all (similar to how Nadia strategically gets a lot of ganging up on, in the early turns).ДЄlso, I believe Red Flag once mentioned that the Conference of the Warring Triad effect causes the three sides to tear into each indiscriminately if they're in the same warzone? This might detract on the effectiveness of trying to force two smaller forces to tear into each other while the bigger force watches and waits to pounce.

War of the krork