Changes: Icarus Stormcannon Array

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An Icarus Stormcannon Array is the primary ballistic anti-aircraft weapon system employed by the Space Marine Stalker. The Stalker mounts a twinned Stormcannon array, granted a capacity for independent targeting by the servo-mind conclave (Cogitator array) to which they are shackled. Each servo-mind can direct the Stormcannons to track separate targets with a lesser degree of accuracy, or when faced by more potent foes the array can concentrate fire in a single, withering salvo that will tear even the mightiest winged beast or enemy aircraft from the skies.

Sources

Codex: Space Marines (6th Edition), pg. 121

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 [[File:StormcannonArray.jpg|thumb|250px|An Icarus Stormcannon Array deployed on a [[Space Marine]] [[Stalker]]]]
-An '''Icarus Stormcannon Array''' is the primary ballistic anti-aircraft weapon system employed by the [[Space Marine]] [[Stalker]]. The Stalker mounts a twinned Stormcannon array, granted a capacity for independent targeting by the servo-mind conclave ([[Cogitator]] array) to which they are shackled. Each servo-mind can direct the Stormcannons to track separate targets with a lesser degree of accuracy, or when faced by more potent foes the array can concentrate fire in a single, withering salvo that will tear even the mightiest winged beast or enemy aircraft from the skies. Stormcannons are similar in power and function to an Imperial [[Autocannon]].
+An '''Icarus Stormcannon Array''' is the primary ballistic anti-aircraft weapon system employed by the [[Space Marine]] [[Stalker]]. The Stalker mounts a twinned Stormcannon array, granted a capacity for independent targeting by the servo-mind conclave ([[Cogitator]] array) to which they are shackled. Each servo-mind can direct the Stormcannons to track separate targets with a lesser degree of accuracy, or when faced by more potent foes the array can concentrate fire in a single, withering salvo that will tear even the mightiest winged beast or enemy aircraft from the skies.
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