Kelbesq

I found this earlier:

In response to the EoTG question: If there is a SLANN with 10", you roll 4 dice and drop which ever one you want.

I just got my first 1k point game in. This was mostly based on what I happen to have purchased and built. It seemed like a well rounded enough list, and honestly I just wanted to try some new units out. My list was: TLA - Gnarled Warrior, Oaken Shield, Regrowth Branchwraith - The Dwellers Below Branchwych - Verdant Blessing 20 Dryads 5 Tree Revenants 3 Kurnoth Hunters (Greatbows) I made so pretty big strategic mistakes, and had to backpedal my plans a few times. But beyond that, I had a few questions for more experienced players. 1. How do you manage to get a forward Wyldwood in place? I couldn't get one anywhere close to the objective on my opponent's side of the board (we were playing Knife to the Heart). While he did a good job of denying placement, but beyond that I had a hard time just getting close enough. 2. In general, how do you push forward? I can turtle very well, but I didn't see a good way to push forward. I could slowly creep my Dryad blob. Maybe i just need more damage units. 3. Are Tree Revenants worth taking if I can only bring 5? They seem too much of a gamble with only 5. Either that or I am not using them properly. 4. How do I effectively use Hunters (bows or otherwise)? I was not able to figure out good placement for my Hunters. I tried to flank and line up shot of the tide on troops coming down the middle. I think a better spot would have been on the objective on my side of the board. But I might have gummed up the sight line with my Wyldwoods. (I will probably try melee Hunters next time). 5. Any other noob tips?

(There were some posts on the previous page about this.) I *think* it's just a typo in the app. There is nothing in the FAQ/errata section covering Durthu, but all of the other changes are in place.

Oh yeah, if you already own the minis, then it's a completely different story =). I missed that in the previous posts.

Are 20 Ironbreakers really better than 30 Dryads (who are 10 points cheaper)? They certainly have slight advantages over the Dryads outside of a Wyldwood, but they lose all other Sylvaneth synergy, and don't even count as batteline in a Sylvaneth army.