flamer
- noun
- /ˈfleɪmər/
- Specialized
- DP needs to pull backup for AV 14, but six flamers of Tzeentch will knock three HP off per turn on average too.
Examples
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The lead rat dug into a pouch at his belt and removed a clay pipe, some pipeweed, and a mechanical flamer.
Fiction book (1999) -
You can keep the 2 Helldrakes and flamers.
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I have always been a huge fan of flamer weapons as they reduce so many variables: to hit and cover saves.
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The only thing I would like to add is that the unit of flamers seems a bit more than what is needed.
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My Flamer Dreadnoughts kill vehicles all the dang time.
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I know my Ork army would be afraid of this list with all those flamers.
Blog text (24) -
However, other close quarters weapons may also be adopted, such as flamers, swords and heavy clubs.
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When the flamer is AP3, you also remove armor saves from the equation for most units, and at strength 6, it is going to cause Instant Death to a lot of units and take away FnP.
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That is a good point; a big unit of Orks would weather the overwatch, but the Flamers coming down will do massive damage with the templates.
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Baldemar leaned over the balustrade, sighted with the flamer, and pressed the triggering stud.
Synonyms
A weapon that shoots burning fuel to set things on fire from far away
A tool that makes a very hot flame to cut or join metal
A device that burns fuel to make heat, used in labs or factories
A tool that makes a very hot flame to heat or join metal
A small thing that makes a flame to light cigarettes or candles
A tool that makes a steady flame to cook or heat things
A small tool that makes a flame to light cigars or cigarettes
How Powerful
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Flamer for a tool comes from flame 'fire' plus -er, meaning 'a thing that makes fire', so a flamer is a device like a blowtorch that makes a strong, directed flame.