Fulguris Task Force: The 11th-Edition Space Marines Speeder Detachment

The detachment rule (previewed as Skystrike) gives your Land Speeders and Storm Speeders — Hailstrike, Hammerstrike and Thunderstrike — a shared Speeder identity and, crucially, a bonus reposition move in your first Movement phase. That turn-one "ingress" burst lets fast, heavily-armed skimmers appear in firing angles your opponent never screened for: side and rear shots on tanks, or heavy guns onto a backfield objective. It sits in the pack's Disruption role for a reason — the whole point is to be somewhere inconvenient on turn one.

Fulguris has exactly three stratagems, all 1 CP, and they map neatly onto a hit-and-run loop.

• Reactive Evasion (opponent's Movement) — when an enemy ends a move within 8" of an unengaged Speeder, that Speeder makes a Normal move of up to D3+3". This is the signature: slide out of a charge, off a screen, or back into cover. Hit-and-run only works if the units survive to run.
• Data-link Augury (Shooting) — when a Speeder shoots, pick an enemy within 24" and give it +6" detection range until your unit has shot. Your tool for digging out something that is trying to stay unseen.
• Anti-grav Surge (end of the opponent's Fight phase) — lift an unengaged Speeder off the table into Strategic Reserves. The full escape hatch when a skimmer has done its job and would otherwise die next turn.

The loop is: alpha-strike, evade with Reactive Evasion, and when a Speeder is finally cornered, surge it out and bring it back somewhere more useful.

Fulguris has exactly two enhancements, and both go on a Speeder rather than a character.

• Bellicose Weapon Spirits — the bearer re-rolls its Damage rolls and the rolls that set a weapon's number of Attacks. Put it on a Speeder carrying random-shot or random-damage weapons, a multi-melta Speeder or a Storm Speeder Thunderstrike, where smoothing those dice swings turns a feast-or-famine gun into a reliable one.
• Raptorial Cogitator Core — the unit's ranged attacks gain Ignores Cover. This is the pick against objective-campers sitting in ruins, and it is the reason Fulguris punches above its DP cost into gunlines that rely on cover saves.

With only two options, the choice is genuinely about the target: Bellicose for a big variable gun, Raptorial for volume fire into entrenched infantry.

• Land Speeder (the new Armageddon-box kit) — the signature unit: fast, FLY, strong firepower for its cost, and a duck-back-after-shooting profile that the detachment's mobility amplifies.
• Storm Speeder Thunderstrike — anti-vehicle/anti-monster; the free ingress move lines up melta and heavy shots turn one, and Bellicose Weapon Spirits steadies its damage.
• Storm Speeder Hammerstrike — dedicated tank-hunter that loves getting side/rear angles immediately.
• Storm Speeder Hailstrike — anti-infantry output that reliably clears objective-holders.

At 1 DP it is rarely your whole army — its best use is as a cheap support detachment bolted onto a 2-DP core (an Ironstorm armour list, an Anvil gunline) at a 2,000-point game, adding a fast, disruptive Speeder wing to a slower list. Take it when you lack turn-one pressure or a way to threaten backfield objectives, and it shines into slow gunlines and cover-camping armies.

Sample gameplan: deploy the Speeders, use the turn-one ingress to jump into firing positions, alpha-strike priority targets (meltas into vehicles, output into objective-holders), then on the opponent's turn use Reactive Evasion to slide unengaged Speeders back out of threat range. Trade efficiently and grind objectives with repeated hit-and-run.