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I am thinking of going to conflict this year with my Wood Elves and would like some advice on what to and not to take.
I will list what models I have
Please also list the logic behind the words, so I know what you are going on about
I have:
10 GG
10 Dryads
1 Spellsinger
1 Waywatcher Noble
2 Branchwraiths
6 Waywatchers
16 GR
1 Noble on Great Stag
1 Noble with Great Weapon
1 Converted BSB
All advice is Welcome

Well I might not know much of the game yet, but the list I've seen you use before seemed to go pretty good. Not sure if you use it that often but that one you used against Shaun's OK. Seems like it had a good core to it.

Get yourself some willing gamers and play a whole bunch of practice games. See if you can look up the scenarios beforehand and play them against what you think will be your toughest matchups.

Looks like you have mostly elves (as opposed to forest spirits); seems like Wardancers and Wild Riders are a pretty popular choice. Lots of shooting also doesn't hurt.

Are you allowed to bring your own forest to the Conflict? At some tournaments round here you ain't.

- Blackbone

I am not sure as this is at the end of the year and want to be prepared now, buuuut, If I don't bring it I will need it...