Here we can use a mix of Subjugator models, to lay the groundwork for a passable melee Captain and some resilient models, and Palanites for fire support. This isn’t as good in the first game of a campaign as the purely shooting-focussed Palanites above, but it will give you more variety and options to develop during a campaign: The Enforcers’ unique skill tree is available to all of their fighter types as Primary, and there are two great skills here:

Many guides to Necromunda gangs focus on Gang Creation, and thus on the initial lists of available weapons. We can’t stress enough how much of a difference it makes to use the full gamut of options in the wider Trading Post. When people say that a given gang has access to X good weapons, well, in most cases, everyone has access to those weapons, they just have to take a post-battle action and relatively easy rarity roll to buy them. Enforcers are more flexible than most gangs at time of writing – all of their fighters can use external weapons. Again, you may want to discuss that with your group, since House gangs don’t have this luxury for Gangers or Juves, and it may change in a future book or FAQ update.I'm getting into necromunda, and I'd like to start a palanite enforcers gang. I'm wondering what does and doesn't work for a 1000 point gang to star off a campaign. Date Unknown - A force of 10 Subjugators honoured the Chapter's oath to protect the Tophet System by participating in the defence of the Forge World Tophet VI against Chaos Space Marines of the Iron Warriors Traitor Legion. Fighting alongside the Titans of the Legio Debellator and a force of Skitarii from the nearby Forge World of Agripinaa, the Subjugators lost at least 4 Marines during the battle to defend the planet's hive capital. [11]

Overwatch . A popular reactive skill, very similar to Got Your Six from the Palanite Drill tree. It does require (and cost you) a Ready marker, but you can interrupt and shoot at any activating model, not just one making a Charge action. Which of these skills you take is down to how much melee fighters are a threat in your own group. Rating: ASometimes though, crime turns into rebellion, and in instances of extreme societal upheaval, when local agents are overwhelmed, the Imperial House opens its armoury to the Enforcers, granting them the tools of war. S wiftly, the organisation of the Enforcer Precincts changes to meet a militarlsed or powerful enemy, and Palanite Subjugator battalions are formed. These troops are heavily armed and armoured, led by hardened veterans and given special dispensation to operate outside their usual districts. In all but name, the Palanite Subjugators are an army, despite how Lord Helmawr might present their existence to the wider lmperium. The difference is you get Stun Grenades. Hmmm. S2, AP-1 grenades with Concussion. They also have a 3” blast, as per the FAQ. That’s a great little special rule, which you can get on a cheaper Carbine which is also S3 for actually damaging enemies. You’re only going to fire these if there’s some specific reason (usually Photon Flash related) to reduce enemy Initiative, otherwise you’d fire a Frag. Just buy Photon Flash grenades for the launcher for 15 credits (see the grenades entry for how these work). Now I’m blinding perps from 24” away. Rating: B with just Frag/Stun; B+ (fine but overpriced) with Frag/Krak; A- with Photon Flash.