Aelfric

Kroaken Realms: Broke.

I think this is a sign of future-proofing for AOS 3.0. Perhaps the number of slain models will have more significance.

It serves as an outlet for people to discuss any issues they may have with LRL. This thread was specifically set up for this purpose and to free up the Rumour Thread, which was being filled with people's concerns. If you close the thread, it won't stop the discussion; it will simply spread to other threads. I feel it is better to give a space for this discussion, rather than trying to supress it. It is simply encumbent on us all to ensure the debate is kept civil and without rancour. I am collecting Lumineth, but I don't want to put my fingers in my ears and go la-la-la.

I'm looking for some help. Can anyone direct me to a YouTube channel for a review of the Battletome that doesn't have any spoilers for the Broken Realms: Teclis storyline? I'm trying to avoid them so I can read it fresh when I get it. Thanks!

Are you comparing them with Wardens that have charged or been charged? I feel they have the more offensive role, with hopefully greater movement.

My preferred Nation is Illiatha, so I'm not so affected by this issue. I'm still interested to see how they deal with this conundrum, though.

Yes, but not so good against elite units so pick your target with care.

Not sure if you are aware, but the Broken Realms: Morathi book introduced rules for Har kuron city, which is basically the old Dark Elf units that ended up in CoS, and allows 1 in 4 units to be from DoK. So you can bring them all back together again in one army if you want to. Didn't want to mention spoilers in case you are a lore fan, but it's well worth a read.

Deathly Furrows applies to melee weapons and, since "Dashing Hooves" are melee weapons, the mount's attacks are included. So you will get 4 hoof attacks when attacking a 1 wound unit.

I'm quite happy with just a second wave (and so is my wallet); a third wave and I'd be drowning! Also, I wouldn't worry about complaining about Lumineth, we're very enlightened about it . Well, most of us are, anyway. Aelves are Marmite, have been and always will be. It would be a boring world if everybody loved all the armies - where's the fun in that? I like my diet of Marmite (although I also make sure I eat my Greens ) The next week, as rules drop, is going to be very interesting, but it won't be long before Gravelords are out and then it'll be their turn.

And proud to be so, may I never Roo the day!

Perhaps taking certain troop units to unlock certain Leaders might fit your idea?

NPE stands for Negative Play experience - a phenomenon many players are quick to spot in armies other than their own.

Also A Regent and a unit of Dawnriders will both fight at the same time, which will give added punch to the Dawnriders attacks before the enemy can retaliate. That's not including any command ability she/he may give them.

As @LuminethMage says, it may not be so odd from a lore point, but it does worry me that many of our named characters are going to have the Ymetrica keyword; I think Sevireth will also be from Ymetrica since the Seven Winds of the Sariour Plateau is in Ymetrica. I would prefer it if they were spread more evenly across the Nations.

It's interesting that the Twins can ally into any order faction. I wonder how, or if, they will interact with other factions, most noticeably CoS from my perspective. Also sounds like the Wind spirit and mage both have teleporting capability, presumably only for themselves though.

I agree that GW have done a great job of introducing new interpretations of the old races for AOS ( esp LRL ), I just want them to take that little extra step and introduce something completely new; not Aelf, or Duardin, human or Seraphon, Orruk or Ogor, but a new race not seen before in either setting. Everything up to now has its roots in the past. Give us something without a past that says "this is the future". Give us the "Age of the Godbeasts".

What I hope for is that Kragnos opens up a faction that is not related in any way to either existing factions, races, or the Old World. I'd like this to be something completely unique to AOS - something we've yet to see. AOS, I feel, is old enough now to begin to create its own races and forge its own paths.

Yes, may be a bit too powerful just as a blocking object, although it does have space beneath it that looks like standard infantry can pass through. Given the melodrama acted out in some quarters already, I can't imagine the reaction if it could move. It does fit with the lore, I agree, and if any faction were to get it, it seems logical for Lumineth who work so closely with the Elements. True; movement with short range effect or staionary with long range effect, but not both. Perhaps you could have the option each round of either moving it or using an ability. The OBR terrain allows you to choose one of 4 options, so not unprecedented. Hopefully, we'll all find out soon.

I had a thought the other day that as the new terrain piece is floating, perhaps it might have movement in-game (under the control of one of the new heroes?). Would mobile terrain be a possibility do you think or would it be a step too far? Pure speculation, of course.

I'm not in a big rush either - currently working on my second unit of Sentinels with 10 more Wardens to follow. That will cover my battleline. I must admit, though, that I am itching to find out how the storyline develops in Broken Realms: Teclis, so I hope it's not too far away.

I want to go out on a limb and say the silhouette on the left is a Chaos Dwarf Bull Centaur.

I have a feeling that these delays are more due to Brexit than lockdown. The new proceedures for exporting to the EU are beginning to bite, and I expect exports to other countries have had to change as The UK is no longer exporting from the EU. Given GW want to make each release simultaneous worldwide, it's no wonder things are delayed. I don't see these issues being resolved any time soon.

Exactly! I'd especially love a chariot. I have even trawled through my old metal orcs to find the ten largest so they can be my new Ardboy recruits. They do stand out, with their mismatched armour and slightly smaller stature, but then that's the point in a way.

Although Ironjawz may be 'complete' from a playing perspective, I don't feel it is from a collecting and painting one. Personally, I would love there to be further models to add to my forces. They may or may not be optimal from a competitive angle, but some of us are not always looking for optimal but variety - both for collecting and putting on the table. Anyway, I find that the in-game power of individual units waxes and wanes over time anyway, so at some point I'm sure they would become optimal. I want some fat in my army; it will help get us through the lean times.