Warhammer 40,000: Gladius - Relics of War

General stability improvements and a nerf to crowd control against vehicles.

Cheaper basic units and faster access to Warriors.

More reliable starting positions for Tombs.

Better economy and utility, though combat influence gain is reduced.

General reduction in invulnerable and ranged damage reduction across most items.

Adds a completely new strategic layer to the game with the T'au Empire.

Significant nerfs across the board to economy, utility, and combat damage.

Significant nerfs to early game units and research timing, partially offset by growth bonuses.

High durability and building efficiency offset by higher research costs.

Delayed availability and fewer attacks, but higher per-hit damage and better armor penetration.

Significant boost to late-game defensive and long-range capabilities.

Improved mid-game defense and better offensive support from the Daemon Prince.

Better defensive shielding and improved efficiency for support and tank units.

Better resource generation through combat.

Corrected several unit traits and abilities, bringing them in line with intended design.

Shift toward flat healing and harsher morale penalties, with a buff to poison.

Earlier access to Shield Vane and cheaper Gargoyles, but weaker research/influence scaling and reduced Triarch Stalker utility.

Major bug fixes to abilities and upgrades, but now correctly penalized for expansion.

Significant bug fixes to unit interactions and research paths, making the faction more consistent.

Better access to key tech, but stricter deployment and higher upkeep for support.

Significant nerfs to Tervigon support and Spore Mine utility.

Combat is now more punishing with higher morale penalties and permanent item loss, but heroes scale better.

Improved mid-to-late game economic scaling and fortress deployment.

Significantly more combat power and utility, but much more expensive to field.

Significantly more expensive and delayed, with restricted healing.

Much more expensive and fragile with lower damage output.

Unique high-mobility playstyle with specialized growth and energy mechanics.

Stronger late-game economy and transport utility, but higher resource upkeep for units.

Stronger Daemon Princes, but loss of hero transformation and Possession spam.

Less durable and less disruptive to cities, though Miasma is more frequent.

Resource cost shifted to better match supportive role.

Significant buffs to survivability and offensive capabilities.

Cheaper and available earlier, but with lower squad density.

Higher damage and mobility, but lost defensive evasion.

More firepower, but significantly more expensive and delayed.

Cheaper to field, but slower and easier to hit.

Significant combat buffs to its primary weapon and unit classification.

Various bug fixes and tabletop alignments that generally benefit the affected units.

New items provide more tactical options for armor pen, morale, and mobility.

Lower raw damage and attack count, but significantly higher armor penetration.

More units per squad, but more expensive and available later.

Higher resource cost to maintain.

Higher ability uptime.

Provides significant sustain for melee units.

Ability now functions as intended, dealing damage to enemies rather than friendly units.

Significant damage reduction to prevent over-performance.

Higher offensive output but significantly more vulnerable to enemy fire.

Increased reliability and offensive capability in close quarters.

Higher raw damage but lost the Smash trait.

Better growth and improved Canoness utility.

General morale reduction across most units makes them more prone to routing.

More expensive and less mobile.

Swaps food production for loyalty gain.

Lowered squad size and reduced the effectiveness of their morale-breaking shout.

Accuracy bonus reworked to percentages, but utility restricted strictly to Aeldari units.

Higher costs and lower population caps reduce overall army pressure.

Corrected stats make the Heavy Flamer strictly better than the standard Flamer.

Cheaper to field but significantly less reliable in hitting targets.

Much more expensive and no longer benefits from a movement exploit.

Less accurate but hits significantly harder when it does land.