Firepower
Firepower noun - The ability to exert effort for the accomplishment of a task.
Usage example: right now the President doesn't have the political firepower to push his programs through Congress
Weakness
Weakness noun - The quality or state of lacking physical strength or vigor.
Both words in one sentence
- While some really firepower-heavy lists could swat away the APCs and deal damage, it rendered melee armies like the Orks and Tyranids utterly useless, which is bad seeing as being attacked in melee is the Tau's main weakness.
- Though firepower-heavy armies could just swat the APCs, melee-oriented forces were unable to hit these floating yet impassible barriers, thus negating the Tau's one great weakness and rendering them assault-proof.
Source: Game Breaker / Warhammer 40,000 - In Battlefleet Gothic the Necron fleet's only weakness is a comparative lack of firepower, a drawback not seen in the rest of the background - in Cain's Last Stand one Necron escort ship is able to ambush and wipe out an entire enemy fleet by itself, before they have time to react.
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