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So I have been toying around with making a clown army. Then I found Fritz blog and stole his list.
The list have been alot of fun and very successful but now I am getting them up to 2k.

Eldrad
Maugan RA
3x 10 harlequin with shadowseer,death jester kisses and 2 fusion pistols.
2x pathfinder squads
3x wraithlords eml,bl and dual flamers.

For the additional points I need more troops. Should I add in another 5 man Pathfinders or 2 3 man jetbike squads for last turn objective grabs.

Use to be a time when you could make an all Harlequin list, with jetbikes, walkers, and dreads.

Do the Jet bikes! They could be fun painting....

Pathfinders are quite durable but are very vulnerable in certain situations (cover-save ignoring weapons). Therefore, I'd consider Jetbikes. Have you taken a look into the old Harlie codex written by Gav Thorpe? Another more progressive Harlie codex can be found as a sticky thread here: http://www.40konline.com/community/index.php?board=44.0

Yeah I started playing in 92 and had an all Harley army got out and came back a couple of years ago.

I love Pathfinders for their durability and the only reason I was thinking about the jetbikes was for last minute objective grabs. Considering reserving them and just gong flat out until I need to claim.







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wuestenfux wrote:Pathfinders are quite durable but are very vulnerable in certain situations (cover-save ignoring weapons). Therefore, I'd consider Jetbikes. Have you taken a look into the old Harlie codex written by Gav Thorpe? Another more progressive Harlie codex can be found as a sticky thread here: http://www.40konline.com/community/index.php?board=44.0

I still have it but it is not allowed in tournaments. I have broke it out for pickup games and it is still fun. Thanks for the link I will be playing around it.

well got a game in with the new changes. Wow the jetbikes helped alot. Fortuned turboboost was a good help in the last turn. Sad thing is that one casualty sucks for a 3 man squad.

Glad to hear it worked!