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Description
(Warhammer 40k Alien History)
🎼 www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIBShd… 🕷
In summary, the “Hierophant” is a huge and terrifying Tyranid bio-organism that rises 15 meters high above the battlefields, without worrying about the enemy's defenses. The chitinous armor of a “Hierophant” is very resistant like the wrought iron of its articulated appendages that provide additional protection to the swarms of inferior Tyranids that, sheltered under its shadow, throw themselves together into the siege of a fortress.
The weapons of a “Hierophant” are as disturbing as a horrifying Biotitan advancing through devastated cities and fields consumed by instinctive fury; Adapting various types of bio-cannons, the “Hierophant” responds with blasts of acid that melt tanks and melt structures until they are reduced to a smoking pile.
Standing out for its armor or firepower, the “Hierophant” has its belly as a vulnerable point, but causing critical damage at close range still runs the risk of activating its internal mechanism where worms and compressed toxic gases emerge from its tendons that annihilate any heroic attempt. . (In the best case scenario, very concentrated artillery fire is proposed to tear it apart.) 💥

Description
(Warhammer 40k Alien History)
🎼 www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIBShd… 🕷
In summary, the “Hierophant” is a huge and terrifying Tyranid bio-organism that rises 15 meters high above the battlefields, without worrying about the enemy's defenses. The chitinous armor of a “Hierophant” is very resistant like the wrought iron of its articulated appendages that provide additional protection to the swarms of inferior Tyranids that, sheltered under its shadow, throw themselves together into the siege of a fortress.
The weapons of a “Hierophant” are as disturbing as a horrifying Biotitan advancing through devastated cities and fields consumed by instinctive fury; Adapting various types of bio-cannons, the “Hierophant” responds with blasts of acid that melt tanks and melt structures until they are reduced to a smoking pile.
Standing out for its armor or firepower, the “Hierophant” has its belly as a vulnerable point, but causing critical damage at close range still runs the risk of activating its internal mechanism where worms and compressed toxic gases emerge from its tendons that annihilate any heroic attempt. . (In the best case scenario, very concentrated artillery fire is proposed to tear it apart.) 💥