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Hi

I've been thinking of collecting a new Eldar army from scratch. As a result, to avoid buying random models, I'd like to make a list for reference. I am not really that familiar with this army haven't played it myself or against even someone. I guess the army core consist of Farseer/Autarch on a jetbike and at least 4 Wave Serpents with Dire Avengers or Guardians. In addition, I think I want one Wraithknight (two would be a little unfair and expensive I guess).

HQ:
Farseer (jetbike, mantle) 155
or
Autarch (lots of upgrades) ~150

Troops:
5 Dire Avengers, Wave Serpent (tl scatter, shuriken cannon, holo-fields) 210
5 Dire Avengers, Wave Serpent (tl scatter, shuriken cannon, holo-fields) 210
5 Dire Avengers, Wave Serpent (tl scatter, shuriken cannon, holo-fields) 210
5 Dire Avengers, Wave Serpent (tl scatter, shuriken cannon, holo-fields) 210

HS:
Wraithknight (suncannon, scattershield) 280

current total: 1275 ~

What should I add more? I've been thinking of Swooping Hawks - one/two units of 6 ? 10 ? Additional two units of 3 Guardian Jetbikes? 10 Warp Spiders? I don't want to go down 6+3 WS route or similar.

buetiful list. a brother to my lists. get warp spiders instead of hawks. they do specatualr. i tried out hawks, and they just didnt perform. with this list i would probally go for the autarch instaed of farseer, as the farseeer woudnt have anything that would really benifit from giude. serpents guide themselves