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− | + | A '''Scorpion's Claw''' is one of the ritual weapons used by the [[Exarch]]s of the [[Striking Scorpion]] [[Aspect Warrior|Warrior Aspect]]. Taking the form of a powered claw-shaped gauntlet, they are artfully crafted to visually resemble the mighty pincer of a real scorpion. |
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+ | This weapon is, in essence, the [[Aeldari]] version of a [[Power Fist]], giving the bearer vastly increased strength and armour penetration with no sacrifice to speed, unlike the weapons of the younger races. |
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+ | A Scorpion's Claw also incorporates a [[Shuriken Catapult]] into the weapon's vambrace for ranged engagements, granting the Exarch a moderate amount of firepower while allowing him to wield another close quarter weapon in his other hand, thus not hampering his close quarters prowess. |
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+ | *''Codex: Eldar'' (6th Edition), pg. 65 |
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*''Codex: Eldar'' (4th Edition), pp. 33, 56 |
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+ | *''Codex: Eldar'' (3rd Edition), pg. 35 |
+ | *''Codex: Eldar'' (2nd Edition), pp. 55, 84 |
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Latest revision as of 18:43, 13 February 2019
A Scorpion's Claw is one of the ritual weapons used by the Exarchs of the Striking Scorpion Warrior Aspect. Taking the form of a powered claw-shaped gauntlet, they are artfully crafted to visually resemble the mighty pincer of a real scorpion.
This weapon is, in essence, the Aeldari version of a Power Fist, giving the bearer vastly increased strength and armour penetration with no sacrifice to speed, unlike the weapons of the younger races.
A Scorpion's Claw also incorporates a Shuriken Catapult into the weapon's vambrace for ranged engagements, granting the Exarch a moderate amount of firepower while allowing him to wield another close quarter weapon in his other hand, thus not hampering his close quarters prowess.
Sources
- Codex: Eldar (6th Edition), pg. 65
- Codex: Eldar (4th Edition), pp. 33, 56
- Codex: Eldar (3rd Edition), pg. 35
- Codex: Eldar (2nd Edition), pp. 55, 84