[OscarLars Painting Stuff - Ossiarch Bonereaper Update!]

You’re killing it man. A constant inspiration. Thanks for doing what you do. 

[AoS 2 - Fyreslayers Discussion]

On 6/20/2019 at 8:38 AM, Qrow said:

I hope they don't go up in price and lose the horde bonus, I feel that would be overkill. They didn't even nerf DoK witch aelves that hard, are hearthguard that much worse?

Also, are any of the lodges considered cheesy? I'm planning on using Hermdar because I like the objective focused buffs (I forget the objectives to much, this will force me to stick to them), but I would prefer to avoid being 'that guy' if possible.

I do t think any of the lodges are considered cheesy, but some are definitely more competitive than others. Hermdar is one of the more competitive. Battleshock kills Fyreslayers, and to ignore it so much of the time with Hermdar is exceptional. It’s my favorite Lodge in the book. Of course, that’s only my opinion. 

[AoS 2 - Fyreslayers Discussion]

23 hours ago, jhamslam said:

Whats the consensus on HearthGuard Berzerkers weapon loadouts?

Poleaxes for MWs or Broadaxes?

I’ve had massive success with poleaxes. Played a tournament Saturday where my unit of 10 Hearthguards took out two Morghast Harbingers on the hit rolls alone. The opponent brought them back and charged for a revenge attack, I lost one model, and they took the two out again doing 8 MW on the hit roll and cleaned up on the wound roll. That unit also took out 8 Khorne Bloodbound in a second matchup, and reduced a unit of 30 Daemonettes to 9 in a third (a turn after the unit cleaned up his Keeper of Secrets - 7 MW). 

 

I cant speak to the success of the broadaxes, but I am not sad about my choice to equip poleaxes at all. By the end of the tournament, the consensus was that no body would attempt to charge the Hearthguard again unless absolutely necessary. 

[AoS 2 - Fyreslayers Discussion]

So... I know he’s not a Fyreslayer per se, but is anyone else excited about Gotrek in Realmslayer, and the new model GW is releasing?? He’s getting a warscroll, but I don’t know anything else. 

[AoS 2 - Fyreslayers Discussion]

4 hours ago, kozokus said:

Has anyone any experience with magmapykes? Auric heartguard seems more and more appealing with the proheminence of unbeatable strike first twice monster.

I agree with @PJetski. I played a game vs. a brutal Nurgle list the other day. Lost, but fiat turn, I used 5 Auric Hearthguard to deep strike behind his Glottkin. They did 8 wounds the first shot, and a charging unit of Vulkites put in another 5. Neither of us expected that kind of hit, and now he’s really afraid of the Aurics while they have my respect and a place in my lists. 

[AoS 2 - Fyreslayers Discussion]

I’m a really new player to AoS, and have definitely fallen for the Fyreslayers. I played my first game tonight against Nurgle. Lost, but it was a great game nonetheless. 

 

I do have a question. Does the Magmic Energy buff from the forge count towards Magmic Invocations? So can a priest cast an invocation on a 2+ when within 6” of the forge? 

 

Thank you you for your help!

[AoS 2 - Nighthaunt Discussion]

On 8/21/2018 at 10:54 AM, dmorley21 said:

I've finally gotten around to starting to collect my Nighthaunt army. My first purchases were Reikenor, two boxes of Myrmourn Banshees, and two boxes of Grimghast Reapers.

After building the easy-to-builds first (first models I've built in about 5 years!), I've now started on the Reapers. I built one with a head and one without a head to see which I liked the look of better, but am curious about how others are building them now that they've been out for a bit.

So, are you building your Reapers with or without heads?

Cheers!

I thought about no skulls in the Reapers! I decided to leave mine in, though. 

 Age of Sigmar is my first experience with tabletop gaming - a friend got me into it and after seeing the Nighthaunt models, I had to buy in. 

Im working on a massive conversion, currently creating a fully Japanese themed army of ghosts.

Here are some WIP shots of how it’s going so far.