trove 40k power rank

In Warhammer 40,000, Trove isn't a standard faction or unit, so it might refer to a custom army, a specific game mode, or a term from a particular community. However, if you're asking about achieving a 40k power level (a rough measure of army strength in the game), here's a general guide: How to Reach 40k Power Rank in Warhammer 40k: Understand Power Level vs. Points: - Power Level (PL) is a simplified way to balance armies (e.g., 1 PL 20 points). - A 40k PL army is extremely large (roughly 800,000 points, which is impractical for normal play). - If you meant 40,000 points, thats also massive (typical games are 1,0003,000 points). Building a Massive Army: - To reach 40k PL, youd need: - Titans (Warlord, Reaver, etc.) Each is 100300+ PL. - Super-Heavy Tanks (Baneblades, Knights) 3050 PL each. - Hordes (Tyranids, Orks, Guard) Thousands of models. - Example: A Warlord Titan is 300 PL, so youd need 133 of them (which is unrealistic). Alternative Interpretations: - If you meant "Trove" as a resource stockpile, a 40k power rank could mean: - A fully optimized competitive list (e.g., 2,000 points with top-tier units). - A campaign or narrative army built over time. - If referring to T'au or another faction, clarify for specifics. Community/Game Mode Context: - Some custom games or campaigns (e.g., Adeptus Titanicus, Apocalypse) use high PL. - In video games (e.g., Gladius, Dawn of War), "power rank" might mean in-game score. Need More Details? Are you asking about: - A 40,000-point army list? - A 40 PL (Power Level) army (small game)? - A custom "Trove" faction in homebrew rules? - A video game or app metric? Let me know, and Ill refine the answer!