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Buckle up for a descent into the Abyss! Today Jeremy is joined my Mike Adkins, Todd Serpico, and former US Master Alex Chavez for a deep dive analysis of the Forces of the Abyss army list.

Listen to 329 - Abyssal Army Review from Counter Charge - Your Podcast For All Things Kings of War in Podcasts. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/counter-charge-your-podcast-for-all-things-kings-of-war/id702153375#episodeGuid=560f1464e4b05a9b5f0beb75%3A560f24bbe4b0011a619dc9fa%3A5cf0f74bec50020001a92e35

Listening bit by bit.

Solid advice so far.
I disagree with you on imps though.
Me 5+ is not wonderful, but with 24 attacks and vicious they can put some damage out. The main thing is that 14/16 is pretty good for 105 points. Even with De 3+ they tend to last quite well. Things that can kill them in one turn have better things to do than kill a 105 point unit and other cheap stuff and chaff take a while to get through 14/16.

Also great for objectives that are too far from the action to warrant significant attention.

I used to (sold my daemons when I gave up on warhammer) run two hordes on the flanks of a lower abyssal horde to make a decent but cheap infantry line.

Great discussion too. More army reviews like this would be great!
Please. Pretty please.