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Hey guys, i am planning my first push into grey knights and want to go with a Draigo Wing list.
I have had my eyes on the forum for lists but i have seen so much disagreement that i now have no idea how to build an effective list of this kind.
I was hoping you guys could give some pointers and some good competitive lists that i can use.
ATM i have only one squad of NOS GKT/P.
Any help would be awesome!
Thanks Guys!

Well To me what is competitive is what you build and learn how to play. Someone could tell you the greatest list out there. But if you don't know how to use it. Then it will fail and you will get discouraged and not want to play anymore.

So my suggestion would be is try to proxy some lists and play them before you spend the money. So you can fine tune that army into something you feel is competitive.

I hope this helps.

I have found the following list more effective in terms of my win/loss ration than my MSU mech standard marines:

Draigo
Librarian (MoT, Quicksilver, Sanctuary, The Shrouding, wardings stave)

6 Paladins (2 psycannon, stave, falchions, hammer, psybolts, banner)

5 paladins (2 psycannon, 2 halberds, hammer, psybolts)

Land Raider Crusader (multi-melta)

1530 point core

add Venerable Dreadnoughts and/or stormraven, maybe a teleport homer for the Librarian, and maybe another paladin and banner to the 5 man squad to bring it up to 2000.

With correct choice of Grand Strategy option for opponent and mission, combined with a general (though not exclusive, it depends on opponent and mission to an extent) policy of reserving, this should win Annihilation games fairly easily, have a good chance in capture and control, and isn't as bad at seize ground as one might think (though 4 and 5 objective missions are the toughest to win, a draw should at least be achievable -- 3 and less are definitely winnable).

Obviously you can tweak it to fit in 3 veberable dreadnoughts or whatever you like.