Long Fang Pack

Source: Codex: Space Wolves, p. 12; Chapter Approved – Codex: Space Wolves clarifications (v1.0), p. 2

Points/Model WS BS S T W I A Ld Sv
Long Fang 18 4 4 4 4 1 4 1 9 3+
Pack Leader 36 4 4 4 4 1 4 1 9 3+

Squad: The squad consists of 1 Long Fang Pack Leader and between 2 and 4 Long Fangs.

Weapons: The Pack Leader is armed with a bolt pistol and close combat weapon. Each remaining Long Fang must be armed with one of the following weapons each: heavy bolter at +15 pts; missile launcher at +20 pts; lascannon at +35 pts; multi-melta at +35 pts; plasma cannon at +35 pts.

Options: The Pack Leader may replace his bolt pistol and close combat weapon with one of the following: bolter and close combat weapon at +1 pt, flamer at +6 pts; meltagun at +10 pts; plasma gun at +12 pts. He may choose to replace a close combat weapon with one of the following weapons: power weapon at +10 pts; power fist at +15 pts; plasma pistol at +10 pts.

Transport Vehicle: The entire squad may be mounted in a Rhino at an additional cost of +50 pts or a Land Raider at an additional cost of +250 pts (see the entries for upgrade options).

Errata — Chapter Approved: Codex: Space Wolves clarifications (v1.0): Long Fangs do not have a Razorback listed as a transport option — this is an oversight. Long Fangs may purchase a Razorback for the cost listed for Grey Hunter squads.

Special Rules

Fire Control: A Long Fang pack leader has trained and worked with the other members of his pack for many years. This allows him to direct their firepower at the most desirable targets quickly and efficiently. To represent this, as long as the pack leader is still alive and doesn't shoot in the Shooting phase then the pack may engage up to two different target units instead of one. Simply declare which models will fire at each target and then carry on using the normal rules. The points value of the Long Fang Pack Leader has been increased to represent this special ability.

True Grit: The Long Fangs have the strength and skill to fire a bolter with one hand, and so may use the 'True Grit' rule described on page 4.