[Hinterlands: Skirmish Campaigns in the Mortal Realms]

@Dotification I built my list using what i had on hand, but your list looks a lot better/flexible than mine.  Taking in multiples of 3 is a good choice.  In the Aelf list, i have the ranger there to go after monsters, but I don't think i will see them, like you said. 

 

@bottle I've started considering him in my normal AoS lists, just as a 40pt filler if needs be.

[Hinterlands: Skirmish Campaigns in the Mortal Realms]

Mine was post-update.  It could be the way i played them, too.  My list was:

Runefather 

Grimwrath

4 hearthguard beserkers

 

The 4+ to hit isnt normally that bad, but they are 16pts a model with a 5+4+ if near a hero.  Maybe if i only took the one hero, the increased body count would help.  

The Ae-Team has:

 

Waywatcher Lord

Fleetmaster (20pts for 5a and 3w)

Executioner

Wildwood Ranger

Swordmaster

White Lion

 

All have at least 2 melee attacks that hit on 3's.  3 have save rerolls + the Lord's -1 to be hit at range.

[Hinterlands: Skirmish Campaigns in the Mortal Realms]

Here are the relevant buts from Mordheim. 

[Hinterlands: Skirmish Campaigns in the Mortal Realms]

As the person playing Fyreslayers in those pics, I would like to add that I abandoned the list.  They can last a while, but they were just not reliable for damage output.  Then again, it could be my rolling.  Not once did the Runefather cause a wound.

I have since switched to an all Aelf Team (the Ae-Team) and they have performed quite well.  They all have multiple attacks, mostly at 3+ meaning there is a reliability to wound there that the Fyreslayers lacked.  I took a Waywatcher Lord and he just tears up the field with his archery abilities. 

In the old Mordheim rules, you would have a warband rating that was based on the figure count and the xp earned.  We (the group MrMattywoodz and I play in) are likely going to try out something similar.