While it’s a tank for the Horus Heresy 30k game it can be ported into 40k. Overview: The Relic Sicaran Battle Tank fills a Heavy Support slot for Space Marines, Blood Angels, Space Wolves, and Dark Angels in 40k. Anyone recognize this image? No idea who did it. Fast moving, with exceptional firepower, on a sturdy platform the Relic Sicaran Battle Tank has become a common site on the table tops of Warhammer 40,000. In terms of game play we have another example of a unit that holds up to it’s fluff reputation on the table top.

Armed with the Herakles pattern Accelerator Autocannon, based on Fellblade technology, this tank can track high speed targets and shred them with large caliber shells fired at extraordinary speeds. The vehicle was designed to have superior speed and armament to any tank produced for the Adeptus Astartes. The Sicaran is based in large part on STC designs of more common SM vehicles like the Rhino, Predator, and Land Raider. The Sicaran was designed by Ferrus Manus and Roboute Guilliman with help from various Magos of the Mechanicum. When confronted with a Sicaran in your opponent’s list for the first time try not to lose your head. Guilliman is much more innovative than the 41st millennium realizes. The most senior Masters of the Forge and Tech Adepts of Mars know the Sicaran is real and regard the relics for what they are: a shining example of the most effective tank produced for the Adeptus Astartes. In the 41st millenium the rarity of the Sicaran has many convinced it doesn’t exist or it is a legend of the Heresy. Given his placement as Warmaster Horus was able to funnel the majority of the Sicaran tanks produced by the Adeptus Mechanicus Forge Worlds into the hands of the traitor legions.

These potent instruments of war were made only for the Adeptus Astartes and were slated to become common issue to all Legions prior to the break out of the Heresy. The Sicaran Battle Tank was one of the most advanced vehicles used by the Space Marine Legions during the Great Crusade and the Horus Heresy.

Nice size comparison of the Sicaran to its smaller cousin the Predator. Hey everybody SaltyJohn from TFGRadio here to review a unit from the annals of Forge World, the Relic Sicaran Battle Tank! For more reviews, bat reps and analysis, check out the Tactics Corner! From 40k wiki.

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