Tacticus Saim-Hann Mirror Campaign Guide

Angrax supplies the raw durability that the required trio lacks. Deep Strike, Terminator Armour, and his reaction attacks let him occupy a dangerous approach while Abraxas prepares the summon turn.

He is mandatory for Fall of Cadia, so use an existing build whenever a map needs another frontliner. He protects less directly than Rotbone and contributes less to the psychic engine than Archimatos.

Volk's reworked durability, range-three attack, Heavy Weapon, and Suppressive Fire make older glass-cannon advice obsolete. Suppression removes Overwatch, giving him a specific job against Elite Wraithguard.

Use him when ranged control is the failure point and he already fits the wider roster. Rotbone and Archimatos remain the more general campaign choices.

Ahriman has excellent direct synergy with Abraxas: he supplies Psychic attacks, mobile damage, and amplification for Psychic and Flame-heavy turns.

His Legendary acquisition and investment cost make him a luxury solution. Use an already-developed Ahriman, but do not build him solely to replace the accessible Archimatos option.

Khârn can remove dangerous Aeldari quickly on unrestricted stages, but he does not heal, shield, summon, or add Psychic triggers to the Abraxas engine.

Bring an existing high-rank Khârn when raw damage solves the map. Campaign progress alone does not justify his cost, and he cannot help at Elite 38.