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Exactly in that way hard. If you play on a table with just a decent amount of terrain you wont be able to place that many woods. I would have liked GW to just make one big Tree of Life. But that is just me.

I think they are way to hard to place, and if you play them like the rules are written, they can really block movement and slow down game-play and they are expensive in real money. I think GW have done much better with terrain specific buffs and rules in later battletomes. Thanks for asking.

My local gaming store was hosting a painting competition, you had to either enter a Kill Team or a Shadespire Warband. A few night later and I had finished my Garreks Reavers. I might not win a prize, but now I can start playing Warhammer Underwold! So if you should visit Aarhus, Denmark please feel free to swing by Dragons Lair and take a look at all the great looking models on displayed there.

The static grass looks a bit unnatural, try spreading it out more casually or give a quick drybrush! Apart from that, great looking Wyldwoods!

Just use a Xerox I sincerely hope that Wyldwoods will change soon. They are far too complicated.

Thanks. Its an allright list, but with room for improvement. I would like to swap the Bows for more Scythes and the Branchwych for another Branchwraith.

Sure thing, here you go. Allegiance: SylvanethLeadersSpirit of Durthu (380)- General- Trait: Gnarled Warrior - Artefact: The Oaken Armour Treelord Ancient (300)- Deepwood Spell: RegrowthBranchwych (80)- Artefact: Acorn of the Ages - Deepwood Spell: Verdant BlessingBranchwraith (80)- Deepwood Spell: The ReapingBattleline10 x Dryads (100)20 x Dryads (200)5 x Tree-Revenants (80)Units3 x Kurnoth Hunters (200)- Scythes3 x Kurnoth Hunters (200)- Greatbows3 x Kurnoth Hunters (200)- GreatswordsBattalionsFree Spirits (120)Total: 1940 / 2000Extra Command Points: 2Allies: 0 / 400Wounds: 114

I have only been using the Free Spirits. The combination with Heartwood seems like a valid option.

Well @SpiritofHokuto In this particular games, that did not go so well. I only got my free forest down.

Just a quick question: How to deal with 60 Handgunners (Freeguild Handgun) Played a game tonight and got blasted away. After 3 turns scoring any objectives was impossible.

That 5+ save on Tree Revenants just makes them a liability.

@Henlkhyn Im currently trying to figure out myself what to get. The named Heroes are the ones giving me the most headache. They seem a bit underwhelming, what Im trying to figure out is, if we can run an effective army by just using our smaller heroes. Using a Harrow as our genral and transporting small units of Grimghast could work. Battalions are probably not worth the tax. Grimghasts with support heroes are pretty effective, so go get as many as you can afford.

Welcome to my Army Showcase: Sylvaneth

So this Thursday I had the pleasure of playing AGAINST Nighthaunt. To make the game more interesting I brought my Sylvaneth. Its always find it enlightening to play against an army that I am currently collecting myself. Facing the Nighthaunt gave me some insight into the strengths and maybe some of it weaknesses of the army. We played 1000 points, Places of Arcane power, but modified so that all models could score on the objectives. So after playing this game, Im still not sure what to think about our Heros. My opponent used a Harrow as his general, It gave him a certain edge on scenario play, since he could easily zip across the board bringing units with him. Im wondering how this would work In 2000 points? Can we get away with only using our smaller heroes? The Grimgasts are just awesome, with the right support they cut through my Kurnoth Hunters way too easy. I actually think that it was the Grimghast and the Harrow that won my opponent the game, and some cunning play on his behalf.

Working on it.

I have just started analyzing the Battletome. So I havent really decided yet. But it seams that the Lady Olynder is the most diverse of our heroes.

That is an impressive collection.

Long time no posting. I did actually finish the army and is now the proud owner of 2000 points of Sylvaneth. But for the moment Im learning the ropes of AOS 2.0 with Nighthaunt. I will return to Sylvaneth at some point.

Just played my first game with Nighthaunt. Vanguard size, Knife to the heart against the Devoted of Sigmar. I actually managed a turn one charge using up a lot of command point to rush forward. Only problem my heroes got left a little behind. That was my first learning point, Nighthaunt heroes need to stay close. The game turned into a long grind, and in the end I could not remove enough Flagellants to actually reach the objective. That was my second learning point, use flight to move deep into the enemy zone fast. My List so far Leaders Guardian of Souls with Nightmare Lantern (140) - General Knight of Shrouds on Ethereal Steed (140) Lord Executioner (80) Spirit Torment (120) Battleline 20 x Chainrasp Horde (160) 10 x Grimghast Reapers (140) Units 4 x Glaivewraith Stalkers (60) Total: 840 / 1000 Extra Command Points: 3 Allies: 0 / 200 Wounds: 55 I very much enjoyed playing Nighthaunt, and I'm looking forward to my next game and expanding the army.

In order to really get going with AOS 2.0 I have startet a Nighthaunt army. My approach has been very different from what I did with my Sylvaneth, they took me 2 years to paint. My Nighthaunt army is a speed paint projekt, Its all about getting the job done an hitting the gaming table as fast as possible. I have startet out with the Soulwars set, and have only added some more Grimghast Reapers, for now. The aim is to make a well rounded 1000 point army, play a few games and see how it goes. Cheers.

Just when you think you have seen it all. Great job. Take a look at the Darksiders game for some great hammers.

Just played my first game with Nighthaunt. Vanguard size, Knife to the heart against the Devoted of Sigmar. I actually managed a turn one charge using up a lot of command point to rush forward. Only problem my heroes got left a little behind. That was my first learning point, Nighthaunt heroes need to stay close. The game turned into a long grind, and in the end I could not remove enough Flagellants to actually reach the objective. That was my second learning point, use flight to move deep into the enemy zone fast. I very much enjoyed playing Nighthaunt, and I'm looking forward to my next game and expanding the army.

Great job! Congrats my fellow treeman.

Thanks for the cheat sheet! From someone who is still struggling to remember alle the special rules.