Reflex Servitors

Convergence of Cyriss Solo

Model stats and abilities

Model Statistics

Base size = 30 mm		SPD	RAT	DEF	ARM
Health = 1
FA = 3 (total of 9 solos)
Cost = 2 (for 3 solos)		6	5	12	13
Cost per model = 0.66
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Model Advantages and Abilities

Pathfinder	This model treats rough terrain as open terrain while advancing. While charging, slam power attacking, or trample power attacking, this model does not stop its movement when it contacts an obstacle. No errata for Pathfinder (Create)
Construct	This model is a construct, and is not a living model. No errata for Construct (Create)
Steady	This model cannot become knocked down. ‎ No errata for Steady (Create)
Special Action	A model can make one of the following special action(s) during its Combat Action if it meets the requirements for the special action's use: Dig In - A model with Dig In gains cover, Resistance:Blast, and does not block Line of Sight (LOS). The model remains dug in until it moves, is placed, or is engaged. Cover A model with cover gains a +4 DEF bonus against ranged and arcane attack rolls. Cover provides no benefit against spray attacks. Cover is not cumulative with Concealment, but is cumulative with other effects that modify a model's DEF. Extra-large and Huge-based models never gain DEF bonuses from cover. No errata for Cover (Create)  Resistance-Blast: When this model suffers a blast damage roll, remove one die from the damage roll. No errata for Resistance-Blast (Create) No errata for Special Action (Create) No errata for Dig In (Create)

Weapons

Probability Mine
	RNG	ROF	AOE	POW	LOCATION
	1	1	3	14/8	-
Detonation	After this attack is resolved, remove this model from play. No errata for Detonation (Create)

Solo Rules

Solos are independent warrior models.

Errata

No Errata specifically for this model.

Release Trivia

• Released in Forces of Warmachine: Convergence of Cyriss (2013)

Lore

The reflex servitor represents precise function given deadly form. In many respects, its efficiency and lethality perfectly embody the Convergence’s basic combat doctrine. Though it is programmed to eliminate enemies through its own detonation, it does not sacrifice itself randomly. Indeed, the reflex servitor resembles a predator stalking prey, waiting for the proper moment to strike.