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So what do you think about those little guys? Might become my next favorite warband after I had my Hexbane craze. I put my thoughts here, please feel free to discuss them

Hahaha Vanquishers go brrrr... I tried to think of a high attacks low damage 1" reach stormcast unit and as those guys were absolute trash before they'll now actually be really good against big units. Maybe too good. I mean when I saw the models I immediately thought they had two damage and buffing them in units of 10 when half the unit couldn't reach was stupid. Now they do what they were supposed to do although this is definitely a shame for my 15 vindictors that haven't seen a game yet since I painted them...

So what do you think about the changes in Battleline strength with the newest ghb? Vindictors can still hit in two ranks but - the one more rank to fight only applies to models that are within 1/2 an inch of a model that is within half an inch to an enemy. If I'm not mistaken that means liberators, vanquishers, retributors... All that 1 inch range stuff hugely profits while the 2 inch models don't gain anything, right?

Tell me, which Cities of Sigmar units might be worth allying in? Are there any humans worth it? Looking at Flaggelants for those cheap lives...

How often does it really come up? I have few enemies summoning stuff and if they do a table is big and most of the time it's in spaces further away... I mean they have to keep 9" away anyways which leaves a 3" corridor that's scary. I mean I love the little critters (a bit less since not half my heroes get a free one for objective grabbing) but does it do a lot of them? Ps: just realized they now always have 4 attacks, sweet. Oh and while at it: started my stormdrake as a fast 2-day project before vacation. It'll need another accent on the gold, a wash to tie the claws and teeth together and it's rider but so far I'm happy: Let's see how having a monster changes up my games

Having recently painted and not played yet my unit of Raptors I guess I'll really enjoy sniping stuff with meteors Also finally a model to complete all those monsters battle tactics

Thanks for the advice so far Haven't played any model of that size yet, so I'm thrilled to try that guy out. Glad to hear the ability is worth more than it initally appears, I mean compared to other big models at first the Stardrake seems like it won't do as much damage... But I can only choose each model once with the jaws, right?

I'm finally setting out to paint my Stormdrake - now, how to best use his Cavernous Jaws? I mean... I choose models before I hit them. The goal would basically be to destroy coherency, but then again the opponent can just take models I kill afterwards from the side that will be annihilated by that effect anyways if possible. Also it would be best for that to target a unit that already piled in onto you. Am I thinking too much about this? Is it just a bonus up to 3 models killed and I should just pick any since it won't make any difference?

Reaaally bad I don't know about. I think about 1/3 of our heroes don't really serve a purpose. Other than that... Sequitors are even ok I deem but others do their job better. Haven't played prosecutors yet but some people seem to like them. I think the castigators are actually not that trash. If you take six you get 12 wounds opposed to 10 for Judicators. They're not core and have 6 inches less range. The attacks makes them swingy but comes out at pretty much the same. No special bow, but let's be honest everyone has theirs on the prime because that was better last edition. Deadly wounds opposed to +1 hit or -2 rend in total. Might be worth it in some cases. They're objectively worse but I'd argue even they aren't utter trash.

Ah, we were searching in the core rules part of the ghb makes sense, thanks Yeah the last edition keeps creeping in my head fairly often regarding the core rules. My opponent had his second game this edition and mine was like the 6th... Shock and awe would only have kicked in twice either way. The celestial warbeingers I remembered turn 4 which helped. it was a fun game. An honest scrap for once, being shot by big yellers and overlords before I could reach them. Big yellers were infuriating. - to charge almost always, a rogue Idol in hiding and the big bird with "move in the herophase once" meant two monsters in my face turn one, killing almost 800 Points of stuff turn one, then came my annihilators without much support. Was a funny list but not fun to play against

Ah I somehow read that differently. I still need a lot of routine, still forgetting a lot of stuff and getting stuff wrong 🙄And how is it with starting the game? My opponent said that because the priority for the first player to finish is just behind the article on what happens on a draw, you only get the advantage if you roll a draw first round. Since everyone on the internet is always all over the one-drop stuff, I was wondering if that was correct. Otherwise there wouldn't be much use in those batallions... 1645 Points (it's what my opponent had painted) Celestial Warbringers (I always forget their rule...) Lord Arcanum on Dracoline with Drakescale Armour, Starfall (sadly rolled bad, always only affected heroes...), Scintilating Trail Lord-Imperatant with Arcane Tome, Shock and Awe (wow forgot that the whole game too!) Lord-Castellant 5 Liberators 5 Liberators 3 Annihilators with big hammers (killed a monster and a hero on the charge, were put down fast but I just love them) 3 Annihilators 3 Praetors (for the Imperatant) 3 Evocators on Dracolines Holy Command: Call for Aid My Opponent had 2x10 Morteks Volkmortian Guy on a bone Chair Boneshaper Liege-Cavalos (yeah we realized about the 4 heroes later), with -3 Sword as general 2 Morgast (the faster ones. I found them quite menacing) 5 Cavalry guys 3 Necropolis Stalkers 1 Big Monster think that was it. I was quite impressed with the Morteks, think they were prettty good at their job with their 2 Attacks, small bases and -1. No substantial pictures but the last two fights. The Castellant charged the morteks so they wouldn't come to me and my objective. The cavalos charged the annihilators. Better to do mortals on the charge than to receive them my Evocators in the back would charge the turn after and just manage to kill the Cavalos with their lightning Arcs.

Thanks mate. Sounds like a pain in some instances I'm glad I just had one mortal wound coming my way that did exactly kill the Praetor so we didn't really have to dabble in that question yesterday. Just so I can more confidently look that up next time, where is this procedure mentioned? Btw I actually won for a time. Bonereapers where a nice opponent, elite as well, so the mortal wounds really stuck and not having killed all good units by shooting before the end of round 2 was a nice change for once...

Need a short opinion on Praetors - If I only got one Praetor with 1 wound left and my enemy hits my Hero for let's say 5 damage. Do I a) count the wounds (5), allocate them to my Hero and then do 5 Praetor rolls, since they are a Ward save of sorts and if let's say I roll 5 3-4 they would just be wasted on the Praetor or b) roll all wound rolls one after another until the praetor is dead and then just allocate the remainder of the wounds to the hero.?

Thank you very much I'll have to think how I built them a bit more it seems

Can anyone help me out with the math again? Are starsoul maces worth it? I currently have 3 Paladins with Maces and 9 with Hammers as Retributors. Got a box on the way I want to build as Protectors. So if I convert one hammer to a protector, build them all with the spears and convert two of the Retributors to Maces I'd have 5 maces, 6 Spears and 7 Hammers, meaning I could play a unit of 10 of both and a unit of 5 with up to one mace of the other variant. Never played protectors, they seem almost better than the maces 😅