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Happy New Year! Owen returns with his Gloomspites to take on my Mawtribes in Destruction on Destruction!

Although, I play with ogors, it was great to see goblins managed their way against tougher opponent, and that is exactly why I like about Age of sigmar. But it surely seem like an uphill-battle.

I am looking into starting Ogors. I am delighted by all the ways you can build a list! I will be watching this. :-)

 Spreelock wrote:
Although, I play with ogors, it was great to see goblins managed their way against tougher opponent, and that is exactly why I like about Age of sigmar. But it surely seem like an uphill-battle.

Well, the current rule set generally favours horde based armies, so it shouldn't come as too much surprise that Goblins can do ok. Though they are by no means the best army at doing hordes.

Yes, the current rules are in hordes side, but goblins (for example) have to deal with battleshock, which can end up badly. And ogres can deal a horrific amount of damage.