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So maybe the above and a bit of fire support? Throw in some Thrall Servitors to get some Plasma Cannon shots and/or repair bonuses. The Battlesmith ability is nice but probably better used on a tactical opportunity rather than considered as part of a strategic plan. If that's the kind of army you want, why are you playing Wolves? There is a small case for one bought to babysit a couple Predators or the like, but this is a rather limited use for him. But then again, why bother? A regular Marine army gets Troops with Heavy Weapons. Potentially he could play the Maytag Man and focus on repairing vehicles. Still, I'd rather have the flamer and plasma pistol. This balances out the same bonus given by a Techmarine's Servo Harness.

So really, the only worthwhile thing the Saga does is give +1 to any Repair rolls. but you're probably better off putting a real unit inside it instead. This might be a cute trick to get a Crusader or Redeemer into position quicker. So the vehicle needs to be a Transport, empty of other units and still something that would benefit from additional move.

But since he's not an IC this vehicle can't have anyone else in it except him and his minions. The first thing it does is give +d3' to the move of a vehicle he is inside. Note that as a Saga, only one Iron Priest can be upgraded with this. Saga of the Iron Wolf is even more questionable. It's certainly not worth the bother if you have a couple Rune Priests around. The Talisman just extends this to a 5+ versus any psychic against him or him unit. The Runic Armour already gives him a 5+ save versus wounds from Psychic attacks. It's a little on the pricey side, but might not be a bad idea given the number of attacks he has.ДЄ Wolf Tail Talisman is questionable. Additionally, he doesn't get any form of Transport.ДЄ Wolftooth Necklace is certainly an interesting item if you're going to get him stuck into CC. This little item certainly narrows his battlefield role. Downside? He's not an Independent Character. You're getting a nice little deal on those toys. A Wolf Guard with that kit would cost 16% more even without the additional Servo Arm and Battlesmith rule. This guy steps in with a statline equal to a Wolfguard and is packing Runic Armour and a Thunder Hammer. Here is an Elites choice that should give the aspiring Wolflord pause for thought. we have the IRON PRIEST! (Yeah, I should have known there'd be a cover band by that name.) Beyond that, it was a pretty straight forward kitbash though, even though the old style backpacks are a bit of a pain in the arse to get to sit right on the Primaris backplates.The spiritual zen of Judas Priest, the strength of Iron Maiden, Rockin' with his digi-weapon out. The right arm had to be adapted significantly to fit, and I had to carve off the Iron Priest's original hand on the hammer. The backpack, helmet, and right pauldron are unmodified Iron Priest parts just glued on, and the left pauldron is just one with the embossed Blackmanes emblem out of my bits box. As for the right arm - the lower arm beneath the elbow is the Iron Priest's bionic arm, and from the elbow up it's an Intercessor arm that held a bolt pistol of some sort that seemed to have about the right angle.

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(Parts 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 off the sprue if I'm not mistaken)ДЄfter that, I dove into my bits box to find the full left Intercessor arm from my SW Primaris Start Collecting box.

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If memory serves It's the 11b Primaris Intercessor torso from the instruction manual you get with the box - it was the one I found to be most similar to the basic pose of the Iron Priest.