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I don't have the set yet but im not sure if i want to magnetize them or not. Is it really worth it? I'll probably only be using one build (deathspitters and scything talons or rending claws;not sure yet)

Is it really worth magnetizing them? If so, is it easy to do?

Not sure really. I think if you're only really gonna use that build then its not worth it or maybe do just the ST/RC sockets to give you that option. But its up to you really.

They can be a bit rough because the chest come in two pieces and the arms are spindly. It's doable but the models don't have the second point of anchoring I usually try to put on anything magnetic to get away from droopy weapon syndrome.

Still, for all the options the unit has it's not a bad idea. Warriors are such a flexible unit and if you stick with the army for a decent length of time you'll most likely end up doing something different with them just to try it out. Most notably lash whip/bone sword with toxin sacks, cause that is just a horrifying combo for your opponent.

Well I don't bother magnetising them. I give them pairs of boneswords and deathspitters, its a brillant combo. also give them toxin sacs.

How do you make your boneswords? I was thinking just sculpting it from green stuff.