Editing Nightshade Interceptor (section)

==Tabletop==

Crunchwise, Crimson Hunters are like their Exarch, except even less accurate, since it doesn't re-roll 1s to hit, and is only marginally cheaper. Generally, skip - take an Exarch or don't take a Crimson Hunter at all (although a Hemlock is still better). However, if you take the Exarch, it would be more cost-effective, as for 15 more points, [[Awesome|it gains re-rolls of 1s to hit or better. Has twin Bright Lances and a Pulse Laser, and can swap the bright lances for starcannons.]]

It could also re-rolls failed wounds against targets with fly, but at only BS4+ re-rolling 1s against enemies with Hard to Hit, and with low shot volume for dealing with jetbikes and jump infantry, broadly worse than just taking a Jinx Hemlock for solving the same problems. [[Derp|Oddly enough our dedicated fighter aircraft is worse at shooting down planes than the earth-bound Dark Reapers.]] As an anti-monster/vehicle or anti-MEQ/TEQ unit, however, Crimson Hunter Exarchs are not to be underestimated. The default underslung Pulse Laser is a significant threat to any multiwound models not packing storm shields and the semi-flexible loadout options give them a little more customizable utility when compared to Hemlocks or standard Hunters.

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