All factionsWritten guide
The named Necron units that can build Tomb Pylons anywhere on the map and extend the Power Matrix network.
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All factionsWritten guide
The name is present in an official actor-credit passage for another game, not in a confirmed Dawn of War IV unit description.
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Space MarinesWritten guide
The name appears in an official cast announcement, but the cited passage places it in another game and does not establish a Dawn of War IV unit.
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All factionsWritten guide
The named Necron sniper unit described as capable of outranging commanders and elite infantry from safety.
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Dark AngelsWritten guide
The named Dark Angels elite unit described as a slow, punishing tactical advantage in the campaign.
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All factionsWritten guide
The named Necron constructs with Doomsday Blasters, described by the publisher as colossal battlefield threats.
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OrksWritten guide
The named Ork ranged infantry unit, its snazzguns and the published limit on what can be inferred about its counters.
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All factionsWritten guide
The named Ork unit involved in Warboss Gorgutz’s published escape ability, and the limits of that description.
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All factionsWritten guide
The named Space Marine unit with published Bolt Rifle replacement options and an auxiliary grenade launcher.
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Adeptus MechanicusWritten guide
The named Adeptus Mechanicus vehicle described as quick and nimble, able to reach distant battlefield sections.
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Adeptus MechanicusWritten guide
The named House Raven combat machine available to the Adeptus Mechanicus, with firepower and Drop Keeps in the published description.
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All factionsWritten guide
The named Ork unit whose published upgrades switch between long-range firepower and short-range area damage.
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All factionsWritten guide
The named Necron machine with an Eternity Gate that brings units from Tomb Citadel reserves to the battlefield.
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Adeptus MechanicusWritten guide
The named Adeptus Mechanicus war machine described by the publisher as hulking and heavily weaponised.
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Dark AngelsWritten guide
The named Dark Angels elite unit associated with bikes and devastating hit-and-run tactics in the official story material.
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All factionsWritten guide
The named Space Marine unit identified in the official cast announcement, with no invented weapon or stat profile.
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All factionsWritten guide
The named Adeptus Mechanicus close-combat unit used to lure enemies into a ranged-fire synergy.
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NecronsWritten guide
The named cheap Necron swarm unit that can tie up ranged enemies while slower units close the distance.
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Adeptus MechanicusWritten guide
The named Adeptus Mechanicus ranged unit used in the publisher’s Ruststalker combined-fire example.
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Adeptus MechanicusWritten guide
The named Adeptus Mechanicus vehicle whose long-range firepower is described as synergising with the faction’s playstyle.
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All factionsWritten guide
The named Ork unit whose Burna appears in the official multiplayer discussion as an example of anti-mass Wargear.
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OrksWritten guide
The named mounted Ork unit, its relative speed and Stikka spears, with no guessed production or counter values.
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