Do Necrons feel pain?

They can't feel pain, but you can trap them in a state where they're constantly trying to self repair. I'm not sure what a self conscious Necron would think of this, but in Damnos, a warrior is badly damaged, but not enough to warrant teleporting back to the Tomb.

Do Necrons have feelings?

They can probably feel something, but its probably very limited. Everything above the Immortal retains most of its ability to feel emotion and retains its personality usually (assuming no degradation) Necron Lords are probably the most complex and keep most if not all of their ability to feel emotion.

Do Necrons have consciousness?

Necrons are conscious, yes. They are aware of what they are doing, some can plan, think, reason, and make decisions for themselves. And some are even aware of the horror that they have become. Can Orks destroy Necrons easily in Warhammer 40,000?

How physically strong is a Necron?

They are physically stronger than Space Marines, and a great deal tougher due to a lack of vital organs as well as their ability to repair most forms of damage.

Can Necron be killed?

There is a limit to how much damage the Necrons can repair. That's how you kill them, by inflicting so much damage that there's practically nothing left to repair. A truly horrendous wound would take it out of commission. At the end of the day, they are supremely advanced machines.

Do or Don't: Necrons

Who is the most powerful Necron leader?

If you're really not sure which of the Necron leaders to worship, you can't go wrong with the Silent King – he's the supreme ruler of the Necron Dynasties, and sooner or later they'll all realise it (or end up as scrap metal).

Is chaos afraid of Necrons?

Necrons are the biggest threat to the chaos gods. They have the technology to cut off the warp.

Are Necrons self aware?

These individuals retain a small mote of self awareness and personality from their former selves, but are still bound directly to the will of their Lords.

Are Necrons the strongest race?

The Necron are indeed the most technologicaly advanced race in the galaxy by far. The Eldar, can match them, but only with the help of psychic powers which, since the Fall, can only use in a restrictive way.

Do Necrons have a weakness?

Lastly, the Necrons least apparent but potentially most damaging weakness is... Themselves. Or, rather, the politics between the nobility. The nobility is fairly devided, with some nobility looking to restore their fleshy selves, and others living it up in their space terminator bodies.

Do Necrons fear tyranids?

The Chaos Space Marines seize the opportunity and finish the Tyranids off; leaving just them and the Necrons. They do not fear them and their advanced technology.

What do Necrons call tyranids?

What do Necrons call Tyranids? Eldar have referred to Tyranids as The Great Devourer, referring to the Hive Mind. Necrons likely refer to orks as orks.

Why are Necrons immune to chaos?

It's often said that their lack of souls makes them invisible to daemons somehow, but servitors and the machine spirits of weapons still get possessed, and Chaos corruption is heavily implied to be why AI keep rebelling whenever they get created.

What do Necrons call humans?

Orks call humans, "Humies" and Eldar "Pointy Ears" and Necrons "Botboyz" and Chaos as "Chaos Boyz." Subject: What are the races names for each other?

How intelligent are Necrons?

The Necrons are the most technically advanced, but they certainly don't seem to be the smartest. AFAIK, they don't use any AI that's significantly smarter than them, and seem to rely on basic automation and technological superiority to carry the fight against other factions.

Can anyone beat the Necrons?

When it comes to technology, the Necrons can only be barely matched by the Eldar, and maybe even the Tau. A few phalanxes can be defeated in battle, but when a whole tomb world is mustered it's as good as unstoppable. Even if the Imperium could halt the Necron assault, it would cost them more than even they can afford.

What is the weakest race in Warhammer?

Who are the Necrons main enemy?

Necrons are led in battle by Necron Lords, members of the Necron's former race who have kept both their intelligence and glimmers of their former personalities, or, rarely, by their C'Tan masters.

What is the scariest 40K faction?

1 Tyranids

The Tyranids are perhaps the most terrifying faction in all of Warhammer 40K. Brutal, efficient, intelligent, and ever-evolving, the Tyranids are perhaps the most 'perfect' faction. Tyranids seek to devour worlds and universes (and have done so to others) to harness the absorbed biomass to evolve.

Do Necrons suffer morale?

Necrons suffer morale effects like being under 50% and being unable to regroup etc, unless they are flagged Fearless.

Can humans join the Necrons?

No. The Necrons are a robotic shell with an alien consciousness/soul/whatever inhabiting it. The Necron'tyr are a dead race, maintaining their existence with advanced tech. They used humans as cannon fodder when they had Pariahs, which is more of a traditional cyborg/servitor than a Necron.

Can Necrons be female?

Xun'bakyr is the only known female necron, but obviously she cannot be the only one.

What do Necrons think of Orks?

The Orks are still a threat to the Necrons just like they are to everyone else, there was one excerpt where Orks managed to conquer a tomb world. While attempting to loot the ancient treasures of a Necron tomb world, the Deathskulls of Waaagh!

Would the Tyranids fight Necrons?

Nope. Tyranids can only consume biological life forms. Since Necrons are mechanical, we're actually the army that the bugs are the most scared of in lore, because not only can they not eat us, but they can't eat their own dead either- we disintegrate them all with gauss weapons!

Which chaos god is weakest?

Slaanesh is the Chaos God of pain and lust. He is the weakest of the four chaos gods and the fastest fighter from his speedster movement. He was created from the Eldar races past carefree nature after getting bored conquering their enemies they deemed themselves superior over.