Tyranid fleet additions -defenses: bioplasma mine, bioplasma spine batteries, pyroacid weapons platform -narwhal-how operationalize?

-biomorphs: feeder organisms-spores ignore BM effects; hooks-like massive claws but do no damage, only can latch onto the other ship; spikes, spines and serrated carpace-BTB contact-at end of turn for point of damage? -spore cyst-15cm ordnance; fighter with other ordnance, BM when shooting through, shield when on CAP(?), and bomber vs. enemy ships(?) Planet devourer. Points Class/hits Speed Turns Armor Spores 0 Defense/12 10 cm 45 every other 5+ 5 movement phase Weapon Range Strength Fire arc Prow planetary feeder 5 cm 4 Front tentacles Dorsal bioplasma 15 cm 4 Left/Front/Right Port launch bays Assault boats/15 cm 4 Left Port torpedo tubes Boarding or bioplasma 6 Left torpedoes Starboard launch bays Assault boats/15 cm 4 Right Starboard torpedo Boarding or bioplasma 6 Right tubes torpedoes/15 cm Notes: Planetary feeder tentacles count as a set of massive claws and feeder tentacles that have a 5 cm range in the front arc. If a ship is within 5 cm, then the planet devourer counts as being in BTB contact with the enemy ship for purposes of attacking with the planetary feeder tentacles. The planet devourer counts as a hive ship in all aspects as per the tyranid harvest fleet special rules with the exception of the planetary feeder tentacles and bioplasma torpedoes. Bioplasma torpedoes are packets of bioplasma that are repackaged into a torpedo. The bioplasma torpedo acts as a barrage bomb in all aspects. It has a leadership of 9 for purposes of exercising synaptic control.

Heavy transport. Points Class/hits Speed Turns Armor Spores Cruiser/6 15 cm 450 5+ 2 Weapon Range Strength Fire arc Prow feeder tentacles Contact Special Front or Prow biomass 15 cm 6 Front torpedoes Notes: biomass torpedoes can only be used to hit tyranid ships. They will attack enemy ships like regular torpedoes but leave a blast marker per torpedo that hits the enemy ships base rather than

inflicting damage as normal.