Witch Staff: This is a handy weapon that is S user and AP – but has the Soul Blaze, Fleshbane and Armourbane special rules. While not great at close combat, at least your Spiritseer will force an armor save or two. And don’t forget Soul Blaze!

In the earlier versions of Warhammer 40,000, the Wraithlord was simply a Dreadnought as fielded by any other of the fictional races of the game. The Spiritseer was the then-equivalent of the Wraithlord but retained the ability to use psychic powers in play. The Seers of the Craftworlds believe that the Webway contains many secret paths that lead through time and reality itself. [2] Types of Eldar SeersMost of these support specific, niche applications being deployed from smaller detachments either alongside a main force using a conventional trait or in soup. Wrath of the Dead: Re-roll wound rolls of 1 for WRAITH CONSTRUCT units. Very heavy Wraith builds do exist, and while this isn’t fantastic it’s not totally horrendous if that’s your plan C+ The following builds using these have some real merit, and should be starting points for many lists:

Marching at the head of a spirit host, wordlessly guiding their actions, a Wraithseer still retains many of their former powers and instinct for battle. Some weapons have ‘Blast’ listed in their profile’s abilities. These are referred to as Blast weapons. In addition to the normal rules, the following rules apply to Blast weapons: Warlord Trait – Natural Leader: Give a BIEL TAN unit within 3″ at the start of the shooting phase re-rolls of failed hits Continuing to refine the list for our DU40k League and ITC-ranked tournament circuit. Now it's built around the best HQ model ever - the mighty Spiritseer!

This is a decent bonus – the main Eldar infantry weapon is the shuriken catapult, which is a powerful but short-ranged Assault weapon. Battle Focus lets you use an advance to get units with these into a firing position without the normal penalties to hit. Forewarned (2CP) : Intercept shoot at a deep striking/redeploying unit with a unit that’s within 6” of a Farseer. Basically the best version of this effect in the game, extremely good with Dark Reapers, War Walkers and sometimes even a big Guardian squad if they try and bring deep strike melee to bear on it. Make sure to set up to maximise this if you have a good user. A Summoned into being by the necromantic processes of the Asuryani Spiritseers, only a true hero of the Aeldari people has psychic power enough to animate the gigantic wraithbone shell of a Wraithlord. Fleet: Fleet is a great rule, but the Spiritseer will often be in a unit that does not have fleet and this will be lost.

Mark of the Incomparable Hunter: Ignore Look Out Sir. Used to be powerful with missile-toting autarchs or Wraithseers, but updates over time have killed both those combos, leaving this with no real use case. D Wraithblades are the closest thing Craftworlds have to a true brawler unit, which makes them worth at least thinking about in lists, but as it stands both options are a bit short of hitting the notes they need to really work. Yriel : If you ever want to take a Foot Autarch in an Iyanden list you should probably take him instead. However, you very rarely want to do either of these things.Expert Crafters & Masterful Shots: If you want to go wide with lots of small shooting platforms, this is very strong – it makes your damage output very reliable and lets you wither an opponent down over time. Aeldari legends tell that a few Wraithseers still remain trapped upon their old colony worlds in the space of the ancient Aeldari Empire, buried as the leaders of an Aeldari world's spirit host, but now long-lost. Eldar relics are kind of naff. They’re an early codex and it shows. There are a few gems (including one literal one), but many are very skippable, and the weapons in particular are mostly wildly behind the curve of modern competitors.