HobbyKiller

Looking for descent second edition expansions

New on sprue 20 seekers Assembled but totally Unpainted 3 new plastic fiends Party painted 40 marauders 2 seeker chariots 2 hellflayer chariots (crew all painted) Fully painted and based but not highlighted 30 daemonetttes 1 herald of slaanesh Fully painted Raging heroes keeper of secrets (avatar or shah model) Chaos sorcerer lord on manticore Herald on exalted seeker chariot Keeper of secrets (needs base finishing) Soul grinder (needs vase finishing) 10 converted chaos knights 5 seekers All 3 Slaanesh endless spells Daemonfire Rift Prismatic Pallisade Six converted tzangor exalted on discs (awesome as allies) 10 ungor raiders (awesom as allies as well) 6 metal fiends Fane of Slaanesh 6 custom objective markers 4 infernal enrapturesses 30 daemonettes Herald of Slaanesh Assorted chaos warriors / chaos heroes on foot Over $1000 / £750 of painted stuff alone at 15% of rrp Looking for $1150 posted to US / £850 posted to Europe / £800 posted to UK

Looking for LRL dice willing to pay £12.50 per set including postage

You say that we have an advantage because we know things before other people and that side of the equation is indeed true. However what you are maybe not aware of or do not fully appreciate the impact of is the disadvantages that we also incur, which I will list below. 1: Having to have in our heads multiple iterations of books with only a broad idea of release schedules, this means when we playtest we are a period of time in the future but also factoring in the current meta and books we have completed. But when we are playing normal games we have to adjust to a different environment. 2: Having to essentially abandon playing ‘practice’ games for tournaments as certainly for me the vast majority of my non tournament games are playtest ones 3: Not being able to share what we are painting / playing with / thinking about as people infer things from it. Having said all of that we all love being playtesters but it is hugely impactful on our personal hobby and several people have stepped down / taken a break from it for that very reason. GW are not going to reveal the process and nor should they - it is their intellectual property in exactly the same way that Pepsi don’t reveal how they develop and test new products, am not really sure why people think they should - the only thing I will say is that we don’t get paid to do it and do it for the good of the hobby and our love of it.

Spare lumineth items for sale book - £30 spell cards and reference sheets - £15 eltharion - £25 pm me if interested

Those spells are critical as they give you extra tools in your toolbox - the list requires a lot of finesse but means you can punish any mistake made by your opponent

James used my list (and most of my models) this is the list I can second at Facehammer with

To be honest 99% of the time I forget about rolling for it - don’t think I rolled for it once at Blackout or Facehammer

Most of what I played are hard games - as the list is so fragile - just have to know your list inside out and practice practice practice IDK are our hardest matchup right now but everything is beatable if you outthink your opponent

Enoby - don’t but them for your list - they are however a viable summoning unit

Godseekers with triple keeper (one was Shalaxi), triple hellstriders, sybarites, cavalcade, mirror, wheels, palisade nothing special - pretty much the same list I came second at Blackout with

Reapers of vengeance khorne with either multi-thirsters or Archaon is not that hard to beat. You need to take advantage of your longer threat range, ignore Archaon or feed him one keeper at a time or even better get him to fight Shalaxi with her spell on as unless he slayers of kings her she will tank him. Also screen what you can - most importantly both of those lists have very squishy other elements that you can easily kill and win on objectives. For the record so you don’t think this is theoretical hyperbole I just came second at facehammer and played and beat the following skaven with 9 stormfiends reapers with 4 thirsters skaven with 9 stormfiends reapers with archaon 120 plague monks

Great job on the wings

Looking really good