Warmachine/Tactics/Khador

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Note that this page is, for the most part, a placeholder, and will be added to over the coming months. Also note that, currently, it only contains units from Prime Mk. 2 and Forces of Warmachine: Khador.

Unit Analysis

Warcasters

Note about Warcasters: Casters have Epic variants that offer new spells, weapons and feats. This does not make the epic versions better than there normal forms! Your caster choice WILL change the dynamics of your army and make a beardy list with pSorscha might not work so well with eSorscha for example.

• Kommandant Irusk (pIrusk): Coming soon.
• Supreme Kommandant Irusk (eIrusk): Coming soon.
• Karchev the Terrible: If want to field an army composed Khador's big jacks, this guy is your man. He can give some extra movement to your slow jacks to hit around their slow speed, and has the ability to boost the attack and damage rolls of every warjack in his control area. Karchev himself is pretty deadly as well, basically a Juggernaut with extra MAT that can't lose systems, making him the most durable caster in the game
• Old Witch of Khador: Tricky bitch describes her perfectly, one of the hardest warcasters to play in Khador. Don't bother with her tier list it tries to make Kossite Woodsman happen. You know how people say Warmachine is magic in minatures, that makes her one of those control decks that requires you to know a fair bit about your opponent's capabilities to function properly. But if you do you can do some nasty shit. She is pretty much only going to take Scrapjack as her spells ade meantto work on it.
  • Scrapjack: Coming soon.
• Kommander Sorscha (pSorscha): Coming soon.
• Forward Kommander Sorscha Kratifkoff (eSorscha): Coming soon.
• Kommander Strakhov: Coming soon.
• Vladimir Tzepesci, The Dark Prince (pVlad): Coming soon.
• Vladimier Tzepesci, The Dark Champion (eVlad): Coming soon.
• Koldun Kommander Aleksandra Zerkova: Coming soon.
• Orsus Koztavir, The Butcher of Khardov (pButcher): Melee specialist that runs well with jacks and units. He also an absolute death machine in melee with a strong weapon and the highest MAT in the whole Khador army, but keep him back till you need to send him, he's strong, but not invincible.
• Kommander Orsus Zoktavir (eButcher): Some adjustment to Orsus's spell list an abilities has likely made him the single most dangerous melee model in the game, his attacks now hitting everything, friend and foe, within 2 inches of him, and has a spell that gives any model, say him, Berserk, allowing him to single handedly destroy whole units. His a bit tricky to use though, his abilities allow him to run warjacks more cheaply, but a lot of his best tricks kick in when he destroys enemies.

Warjacks

Note that, unlike most other factions, Khador does not have light warjacks, only heavies (with the exception of Scrapjack, who we talk about above).

• Berzerker: Oldest warjack in production/use by Khador. Also weakest in armor/stat wise for Khador but good for choppy business. They also can EXPLODE if focus is given to it (unstable cortex and all)! Some would use the free run/charge for its utility and avoid using focus on a point cheap jack. Others would load it with focus and create a boosted hit/damage jack that can finish its activation with a STR 14 5 inch explosion! /tg/, I know which we'll go for.
• Decimator: Juggernaut build scheme with short range revolver cannon that allows him to close in with each shot. Oh, did I mention a fuckhuge ripper saw that once it connects, extra attacks paid with focus hit automatically!? Sustained Attack enables this to happen and a Decimator with three focus usually means a funeral pyre should be waiting for the other jack. Very focus hungry though.
• Destroyer: The 'first' ranged 'jack in the Iron Kingdoms. It shoot cannon balls with a AoE that acts like Ordnance and ignores models that block LoS and it has a axe that can slice off a 'jack's limb on a crit. So, what is there not to like? It is easily one of the most expensive point wise among your choices AND you only get attack with either weapon per turn! You are wasting 50% of your point cost earn turn with this choice, regardless of weapon. Plays nice with some casters, but not others.
• Devastator: A Juggernaut build with large shield panels attached to its arms. Rolls on the board with a impressive 25 armor but each arm destroyed drops the armor by four points... Naturally, this only happens if you melee someone or open up to give a explosive goodbye to targets base to base with the jack. That and it can bulldose other models, even other 'jacks for crowd control and/or control zone dickery.
• Juggernaut: Your primary workhorse, and what most of your other jacks are based on. It's durable, hits hard, but slow and has low MAT, but for its cost, you generally can't go wrong fielding at least one to kill heavily armed targets.
• Kodiak: A Khador jack designed for mobility, and that actually works since it comes with Pathfinder and can run for free.
• Marauder: Coming soon.
• Spriggan: Coming soon.

Character Warjacks

• Beast 09: A more expensive Juggernaut with higher MAT, and ax with Reach and can use a Thresher attack, when fielded with Sorcha it can also Imprint for extra die against living warrior models, so unlike a normal Juggernaut, it's outright deadly against most everything near it. It can run for free and can advance whenever it takes damage when it's not his activation.
• Behemoth: Sorta like a mini-colossal, though it came first. It has a couple more boxes than Khador's usual jacks, and a cortex and subcortex for both its weapons. The main cortex you use for its melee attacks, and the subcortex you allocate to for using its two cannons. While expensive at 12 points, this thing gives you the firepower of two Destroyers at a much lower cost. Its Blast Fists have P of 0, but have armor piercing, so this excels at killing medium and large base models, but the usual low MAT of Khador jacks means it will run into trouble with heavily armored small base models.
• Drago: Coming soon.

Units

• Assault Kommandos: Coming soon.
  • Assault Kommando Flame Thrower: Coming soon.
• Battle Mechaniks: Coming soon.
• Greylord Ternion: Coming soon.
• Doom Reavers: A glass cannon unit. They have high MAT and deal a ton of damage, but they lack of any armor means they're use frail as you'd expect. They also have Berserk, so they can easily devastate tarpit units, but it also means they can end up attacking something you don't want them to if you aren't careful.
  • Greylord Escort: Prevents the Doom Reavers from attacking each other, very good. Also not a bad fighter on his own.
• Iron Fang Pikemen: Armored infantry with Shield Wall and Combined Melee Attack, meaning they can prove quite deadly against warrior models and jacks/beasts. If you don't have the attachments for Winter Guard, consider using these as their armor and numbers mean they can also make a good speed bump.
  • Iron Fang Officer & Standard: Coming soon.
• Iron Fang Uhlans: Coming soon.
• Kossite Woodsmen: Coming soon.
• Kayazy Assassins: Coming soon.
  • Kayazy Assassin Underboss: Coming soon.
• Man-O-War Bombardiers: Coming soon.
• Man-O-War Demolition Corps: Compared with Shocktroopers, they trade in their shields for giant hammers that can either make two attacks, or trade in the attack for an extra die on their damage rolls.
• Man-O-War Shocktroopers: Heavily armed steampunk terminators, which can take up a shield wall formation to give them ARM rivaling Khador's jacks (their shield have built in cannons, you won't usually be using them, but it's important to remember they exist), and have strong weapons with Reach. Also have high MAT
• Widowmakers: Coming soon.
• Winter Guard Infantry: Rank and file troops. Not so tough starting out, but if you invest points into their attachments and field them with the right warcaster and solos, WATCH OUT.
  • Winter Guard Officer & Standard: Coming soon.
  • Winter Guard Infantry Rocketeer: Coming soon.
  • Winter Guard Field Gun Crew: Coming soon.
  • Winter Guard Mortar Crew: Coming soon.
• Winter Guard Rifle Corps: Winterguard that cost more and have weaker but longer range rifles, have a special abilty that lets them pull down an AoE depending on size and either be 3" to 5" that any thing entering or existing it takes a strength ten hit automatically great for stealth units or funneling units.

Character Units

• Great Bears of Gallowswood: Coming soon.

Solos

• Koldun Lord: Coming soon.
• Manhunter: Coming soon.
• Man-O-War Drakhun: Coming soon.
• Man-O-War Kovnik: Coming soon.
• War Dog: Khador's attachment for their warcasters. Anything ends it activation within its charge range, it can Counter Charge it, and after hitting its target, it returns to its caster like a good dog. If your list have some points left over, this is good thing to spend them on.
• Widowmaker Marksman: Coming soon.

Character Solos

• Fenris: Coming soon.
• Kovnik Jozef Grigorovich: Solo that buffs your Winter Guard that can give one three buffs per turn, either giving +3 STR, Tough, or boosted attack rolls. You want to win with your Winter Guard, this is good way to buff them.
• Uhlan Kovnik Markov: Coming soon.
• Yuri the Axe: Coming soon.