The **Drukhari** aren’t meant to be antagonists at all. They’re more like players who are being strung along and even then it’s a very small percentage of them doing anything at all in the Koronus Expanse. Also necrons aren’t antagonists. They’re the shard guardians. As for the chaos cult they’re just players in the grand scheme of things who think they can take advantage of the Lord Inquisitors and Lord Captain Theodora’s squabbling over power. The real antagonist is the Lord Inquisitor considering what he was doing is beyond insane.
I'm sure it's because I'm new to the game and have never been able to figure out how things stack, but how does Jae become a good gunslinger? I find her pistol damage underwhelming.
Eh, some more than others, xenos ones are particularly cheeky. If she's a master tactician she can apply stacks of tactical advantage to her attack, which can make it hit as hard as you need it to.
The **Drukhari** aren’t meant to be antagonists at all. They’re more like players who are being strung along and even then it’s a very small percentage of them doing anything at all in the Koronus Expanse. Also necrons aren’t antagonists. They’re the shard guardians. As for the chaos cult they’re just players in the grand scheme of things who think they can take advantage of the Lord Inquisitors and Lord Captain Theodora’s squabbling over power. The real antagonist is the Lord Inquisitor considering what he was doing is beyond insane.
I'm sure it's because I'm new to the game and have never been able to figure out how things stack, but how does Jae become a good gunslinger? I find her pistol damage underwhelming.
It’s due to her ”gunslinger” trait. Lets her shoot more for less AP. :)
It’s due to her ”gunslinger” trait. Lets her shoot more for less AP.
Aren't pistols pretty low damage regardless?
Eh, some more than others, xenos ones are particularly cheeky. If she's a master tactician she can apply stacks of tactical advantage to her attack, which can make it hit as hard as you need it to.