Wraith Knight – Aeldari Heavy Wraith Construct

This fits cleanly as a Wraith Knight, one of the Aeldari answers to needing a large, durable presence without committing to a true titan-scale piece. On the tabletop, units like this are usually taken to apply steady pressure across multiple turns rather than to end the game immediately. A Wraith Knight works best when it’s positioned to influence the centre of the board, forcing opponents to account for its threat while lighter Aeldari units handle objectives and movement elsewhere. It’s durable enough to survive focused attention longer than most Aeldari units, but it still rewards careful placement rather than reckless advances. The strength of this kind of unit is flexibility — it can threaten multiple target types, support different list styles, and remain relevant deep into the game. As a proxy, it reads clearly as a major wraith construct, which helps avoid confusion about its role and keeps games running smoothly. This is a solid choice for players who want a single large piece to stabilise their army without having the entire game revolve around it.