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Codex: Fighting Tigers of Veda (pg 9) Pages 1 <> 2 <> 3 <> 4 <> 5 <> 6 <> 7 <> 8 <> 9 <> 10 <> 11 <> 12 <> 13 <> 14 <> 15 <> 16 <> 17 <> 18 <> 19 Fighting Tiger Heavy Support
Tigers of Agni
see
"Devastator Squad" in Codex: Space Marines
In anti-personnel mode, Tigers of Agni tend to use heavy bolters and missile launchers; in anti-armor mode, Tigers of Agni use lascannons, missile launchers, and plasma cannons. Tigers of Agni rarely use multi-meltas because of their limited range. Tigers of Agni crew attendant Rhinos and Razorbacks, as well as Predators, Vindicators, Land Raiders, and Whirlwinds. By tradition, Tigers of Agni deploy in 10-strong squads: four Space Marines using heavy weapons, five Space Marines with bolters to act as guards, and a Sergeant (or Veteran Sergeant) to lead them and keep an eye out for enemy infiltrators or fast attack units.
Vindicator; Predator
Annihilator; Predator Destructor; Whirlwind; Land Raider;
Tiger Claw (a Vindicator);Apex Predator see Vehicle Design Rules in Chapter Approved (Second Book of the Astronomican) Jatis Mahaduyana uses a Predator variant when battling tank armies. This variant was created using the Vehicle Design Rules found in Chapter Approved. Vedic Siege Gun see Vehicle Design Rules in Chapter Approved (Second Book of the Astronomican) Vedic Siege Guns are used to defend the fortresses (or maths) of the Fighting Tigers on their homeworld, Veda: during the brutal attack by the Warband Bloodcomet, the Guns slew many a Khorne Berzerker. For protracted campaigns where heavy firepower is needed (such as the Blood Deserts of Auros IX Campaign), a few of the Guns may be dismantled and transported to critical areas of the warzone. This vehicle was created using the Vehicle Design Rules found in Chapter Approved.
Type: Tank (fully armored) Speed: Lumbering Crew: Space Marines Weapons: The Vedic Siege Gun is armed with an Earthshaker cannon. Note that it cannot fire indirectly. Options: The Vedic Siege Gun may have any of the following upgrades at the cost listed in the Space Marine Armory: extra armor; hunter-killer missile; pintle-mounted storm bolter; searchlight. No upgrade may be chosen more than once per vehicle. The Vedic Siege Gun is similar in design to the Imperial Guard Basilisk and slowly creeps into position using the treads located underneath its hull. Two Fighting Tigers man the weapon from within, using automated features to turn, load, and fire the weapon (in contrast to the manual procedures used by the Imperial Guard for the Basilisk), thus enjoying greater protection from the enemy. In the event
of a malfunction, the Vedic Siege Gun may be accessed through a hatch in
the roof of the bunker and fired manually, but this is rarely necessary,
and the Marines' power armor means that the Siege Gun assembly is not treated
as open-topped.
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