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I was looking online at some daemon stuff and ran into the formation, which I thought hey that is pretty cool, no one will ever have that many BT but its cool anyways. Then i read you can take scarbrand and an'grath, I knew that Scarbrand would make the squad even more killy than before, but then i saw an'grath and decided that if you took both specials and 6 normal thirsters I do not know what could stand up to them. With Scarbrand An'grath is probably going to get something like 10 hits on average at s10. Is there anything that can stand up to this combo (mind you it costs oh I dont know like 3000 points or something ridiculous).
I also had a question, how would an'graths summoning work in a daemon army, would he deploy as a normal daemon, or could he posses a bloodletter or something. If he could then a good tactic would be to deepstrike a bloodletter squad, posses one and then drop in all 7 of the other ones safely and next turn kill 7 squads plus a titan.

Shouldn't this be in the rules or tactics section?

Not sure i didn't necessarily think it fit so i put it here. But if a mod wants to move it by all means

Really, there should be a retail price included next to the point cost for each of the Apocalypse formations. Because which would a person rather have, a new PS3 or six Bloodthirsters?

Who would want to own 6 Bloodthirsters anyway? Friend of mine has two, I think. I have one (two if you count the ancient Rogue Trader-style Bloodthirstier that is both tiny and in pieces). Another friend has another. So, even combined we don't make the 6. And none of own An'grath (yet ).

Who would own six?