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| − | The Razorwing is named after the winged-lifeform of the [[Syros Subsector]] [[Death World|Deathworld]]s.{{Fn|2 | + | The Razorwing is named after the winged-lifeform of the [[Syros Subsector]] [[Death World|Deathworld]]s.{{Fn|2}} |
The Razorwing has an impressive weapons layout for a vehicle of its size, typically being armed with twin-linked [[Splinter Rifles]], two wing-mounted [[Dark Lances]] and four missiles. Razorwing pilots are highly skilled at high-speed combat, generally having come from the ranks of the most elite [[Reaver Jetbike]] riders.{{Fn|1a}} | The Razorwing has an impressive weapons layout for a vehicle of its size, typically being armed with twin-linked [[Splinter Rifles]], two wing-mounted [[Dark Lances]] and four missiles. Razorwing pilots are highly skilled at high-speed combat, generally having come from the ranks of the most elite [[Reaver Jetbike]] riders.{{Fn|1a}} | ||
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This article is about the Dark Eldar Jetfighter. For other uses of Razorwing, see Razorwing (disambiguation). |
The Razorwing is a supersonic flyer employed by the Dark Eldar.[1a]
Contents
Overview
The Razorwing is named after the winged-lifeform of the Syros Subsector Deathworlds.[2]
The Razorwing has an impressive weapons layout for a vehicle of its size, typically being armed with twin-linked Splinter Rifles, two wing-mounted Dark Lances and four missiles. Razorwing pilots are highly skilled at high-speed combat, generally having come from the ranks of the most elite Reaver Jetbike riders.[1a]
Missile Types
The Razorwing can be equipped with one of several types of missile; known types include:
- Monoscythe missiles - designed to release a wave of energy at head-hight upon impact, decapitating nearby foes[1a]
- Necrotoxin missiles - Filled with deadly neuropoisons, it fires shards of toxic shrapnel when it detonates, killing and pinning the enemy[1a]
- Shatterfield missiles - has two separate detonation chambers, the first one sucks away all warmth, turning the foe into ice-like statues. The second one sends out a powerful force that blows the brittle enemy to pieces.[1b][1c]
Images
A Razorwing Jetfighter[3]
Sources
- 1: Codex: Dark Eldar (5th Edition):
- 2: Imperial Armour II - Ork, Eldar and Dark Eldar Vehicles for Warhammer 40,000, pg. 25
- 3: Games Workshop Webstore: Razorwing Jetfighter (last accessed 8th January 2022)
| Dark Eldar Forces | |
|---|---|
| Command | Archon • Haemonculus • Haemonculus Ancient • Succubus • Beastmaster • Dracon • Sybarite |
| Elites & Specialists | Grotesques • Incubi • Kabalite Trueborn • Mandrakes • Crimson Duelist • Disciple of Yaelindra • Elixicant • Flayer • Skysplinter Assassin |
| Troops | Kabalite Warriors • Kabalite Gunner (Heavy Gunner) • Kabalite Agents • Hekatarii • Wracks • Hellions • Scourge • Vampire • Razorwing • Clawed Fiend • Khymera • |
| Vehicles | Reaver Jetbike • Venom • Cronos Parasite Engine • Talos Pain Engine • Raider • Ravager • Reaper • Tantalus • Rampage • Barge of Torturous Delights |
| Aircraft | Razorwing Jetfighter • Raven Fighter • Wraith Raider • Voidraven Bomber • Void Dragon Phoenix |
| Special Characters | Asdrubael Vect • Drazhar, Master of Blades • Kheradruakh, the Decapitator • Lelith Hesperax • Lady Malys • Baron Sathonyx • Urien Rakarth • Duke Sliscus |
