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New units join the fight!

Reinforcements are deployed on the frontlines as war intensifies. The high
commands of the four armies fighting over the control of Gladius Prime send in
squads that could tip the balance of power. But a new insidious enemy lurks in
the shadows: they have bid their time, and they are now ready to strike…

The Reinforcement Pack brings five new units to the battlefields of Gladius
Prime!

One new unit per faction, plus one for neutrals, filling a new role in battle
and increasing the strategical options available to all commanders.

Tempestus Scions (Astra Militarum)

Militarum Tempestus Scions are often viewed with fear or resentment by the
regular troops – nicknames such as ‘glory boys’ and ‘big toy soldiers’ are
common. Yet this rancour is nothing to the Scions themselves. Trained in
covert operations and rapid insertion strike-tactics, they go to battle
confident that their every deed is for the good of the Imperium itself.

Immortals (Necrons)

Even before biotransference, the Immortals were the elite soldiers of the
Necrontyr and marched at the forefront of their galactic conquests. Reborn
into tireless metal bodies, they are now the shock troops of each tomb world’s
armies. Where Necron Warriors are but fodder to be fed to the guns of the foe,
Immortals are far more valuable to their Overlords and will be deployed
accordingly. Heavily armed and armoured, they will stop at nothing in the
completion of their masters’ goals, and will often be found at the heart of
any crushing offensive or punitive counter-attack.

Flash Gitz (Orks)

Amongst the richest and most obnoxious of their warlike breed, Flash Gitz
travel the galaxy engaging in acts of outrageous piracy and wanton vandalism.
They hire themselves out as mercenaries to Ork warbands, basking in the envy
of Boyz jealous of their flashy kit and prodigious dakka. Despite their
ostentation, Flash Gitz give a Warboss all the killpower he pays for.
Completely lethal in gun battles, boarding actions and the like, a mob of Gitz
opening fire is nothing short of cataclysmic. A punishing hail of energy bolts
and bullets fills the air, the Flash Gitz’ victims coming apart amid sprays of
blood and blossoms of flame before the Gitz stomp the life out of anyone left
standing.

Land Raider (Space Marines)

The ground trembles and enemies flee in fear as the mighty Land Raider
advances into battle. Massively armoured and all but unstoppable, the noble
war engine smashes through walls and grinds over wreckage while drumming
volley after volley of fire into the foe. Beams of incandescent energy slam
into enemy tanks, knifing through their armoured hulls and reducing them to
blazing fireballs. Thudding bolt shells punch into the flesh of the foe before
detonating in shocking sprays of gore. The kill count climbs with each passing
moment as the Land Raider advances across the war zone, especially once the
tank’s assault ramp slams down and its Adeptus Astartes passengers charge out
to add to the carnage.

Neophyte Hybrids (Neutral)

Each cultist is spry and tough of build – weathered over a lifetime of hard
labour, their physical strength and reaction is bolstered by the alien genes
lurking within. Neophyte Hybrids do not bear the outward hallmarks of the
Patriarch’s sacred touch; as their brood leaders tell them, their blessings
are of the soul more than the body. These third and fourth generation hybrids
can pass for human – some are even cunning enough to infiltrate the Astra
Militarum. When the cult goes on the attack, these Neophytes show their true
colours. Surging from sewers, catacombs and shadowy barracks, they swarm their
enemies in such number they can seize control of a planet’s defences within
the first hours of conquest.

Warhammer 40,000: Gladius – Reinforcement Pack