Legion Tartaros Centurion

Relentless models can shoot with Heavy or Ordnance weapons, counting as Stationary, even if they moved in the previous Movement phase. They are also allowed to Charge in the same turn they fire Heavy, Ordnance, or Rapid Fire weapons.

A unit that contains only models with this special rule ignores modifiers to Leadership when making a Morale check or Pinning test - except those caused by the Fear (X) special rule or the Corrupted and Anathema Sub-types. If a unit has both the Fearless and Inexorable special rules, it uses the rules for Fearless instead of Inexorable.

Bulky models count as a number of models equal to the value X in brackets after the rule’s name for the purposes of Transport Capacity and whether a given unit outnumbers another in combat.

For example, a unit comprised of five models all of which have the Bulky (3) special rule, would count as 15 models when attempting to Embark on a Transport Vehicle or when deciding if they outnumber an enemy unit.

Any Legion Centurion may select a single Consul upgrade; no model may take more than one such upgrade.
All Legion Centurions, Legion Cataphractii Centurions and Legion Tartaros Centurions have the Legiones Consularis special rule – this allows them to select a single Consul upgrade. However, no Legion Centurion, Legion Cataphractii Centurion or Legion Tartaros Centurion may take more than one such upgrade, and some upgrades may not be available to all types of Centurion. If certain upgrades are available to only certain Centurions, it will be noted in their description along with any other benefits or restrictions. Each Consul upgrade must be bought at a cost in points, indicated as part of the Consul type’s description. In addition, each Consul upgrade grants the model a number of additional special rules or items of additional Wargear. They may also modify the model’s Unit Type, Unit Sub-type or Characteristics. In all cases, the Consul type’s description will indicate all changes, benefits and restrictions. 

Terminology: Centurions & Consuls
A Legion Centurion, Legion Cataphractii Centurion or Legion Tartaros Centurion that selects any Consul upgrade is thereafter referred to as a Legion Consul. If a rule or requirement specifically calls for a Legion Centurion, Legion Cataphractii Centurion or Legion Tartaros Centurion then that requirement may only be fulfilled by the specific model called for, that has not also selected a Consul upgrade. If a rule or requirement calls for a Legion Consul then that requirement may only be fulfilled by a model that has selected an appropriate Consul upgrade. Both Legion Centurions and Legion Consuls of any kind are HQ choices and may be chosen as Warlords unless a Consul’s specific rules state otherwise.

All enemy models within 12" of a model with this special rule must reduce their Leadership by the value in brackets after the special rule when taking any Morale checks. Regroup or Pinning tests. For example, a unit with the special rule Fear (2) would reduce the Leadership of all enemy models within 12" by 2
Enemy units that are locked in combat are only affected by this modifier if they are locked in combat with the unit that causes Fear. This modifier is not cumulative, and any given unit can only be affected by a single instance of the Fear special rule at a time.This will always be the highest single modifier among those applicable.

A model that causes Fear is not itself immune to Fear and will still suffer a penalty to its Leadership if within range of an enemy unit that has the Fear special rule.