Overall, the longest part of using this tool is just manually plugging in the different stats between units. There’s a table to familiarize yourself with if you need a refresher on any of these rules. The website even accounts for different weapon keywords like Tesla and auto-hits. This gives you all kinds of units to use against a single target. If you play a horde army and expect you’ll be dealing with something big in your next game, you can also do a Many Vs. Like we said before, it’s an awesome tool to help discover which units may not be as good against others as you thought. Once all this is plugged in, you just scroll to the bottom and look at the efficiency of the unit! It may surprise you but even with the Intercessor’s boltgun giving the Warriors a 5+ armor save, they still only lost one model. If you’ll be having something like a Captain or Chapter Master standing nearby, you can also account for rerolls and other modifiers. If you need to change something, it’s as easy as clicking the field and putting in the appropriate value. You can see that it has the weapon details for the attackers and the defensive stats for the defenders. This is basically what it would look like if a squad of Intercessors unloaded on a squad of Warriors. Although it is super helpful to have the datasheets of the units you want to compare. It looks like there’s a lot of tabs to explore but it’s super simple. They have a “Take the Tour” tab that takes about 30 seconds to run through. When you open up the website, you’ll come to a page that looks like this. Overzealous humans fight for survival in the dark ages of the far future against a wide range of aliens and demons. With a little bit of data-plugging, you’ll be able to see which units are tailormade to destroy others as well as what units you should stay away from. UnitCrunch is an awesome tool to help you see just how useful your units are against others. Wanting to explore how effective some units are against others in Warhammer 40k, well don’t keep track of all the math in your head- UnitCrunch it!
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