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2012/10/20 18:12:56
Subject: 2K - Bugs Come Out to Play. 1st 6E Tyranid Battle vs Chaos (Completed)
I've been holding off on playing my tyranids under the new 6th Edition until my tervigons were done. Well, now they're done (commissioned by Frontline Gaming) and Hive Fleet Pandora is out in full force. My goal? To see just where the bugs stand in the new 6E. Have they really gotten worse as the interwebz have decried? Or have we actually gotten better as most of us hardcore tyranid players actually feel.
My opponent for this game is the same person whom I played against in this battle. He is not a particularly competitive player, however, he does run some pretty hardcore daemon lists. And while he lacks the experience of the more competitive players (such as myself), I will be giving him some pointers on how to play daemons. For this game, he is also experimenting with some Chaos Space Marine allies to his daemonic force. Also, I have given him a 200pt handicap to make this a slightly more fair fight.
Id definately say that Tyranids came out a lot better than the internet will tell you. A question on your list, do you plan on swapping for rulebook powers? Id highly reccomend the psychic choir Tyranid theme, unless there's LOTS of local Eldar players. (and even then, it seems like the way to go)
Im also interested in seeing how the Bios do. I run 2 and love it, 8 seems like it could be wasted against certain lists. Still, looking forward to this! Not enough competetive Tyranid players out there...
2012/10/21 06:35:52
Subject: 2K - Bugs Come Out to Play. 1st 6E Tyranid Battle vs Chaos
Secondly, I'd like to show off some of my bugs. Between my necrons, the Apoc game I just had and my new orks, I didn't have any time at all to work on my bugs. Thus, I commissioned Frontline Gaming to help me paint some of them.
This is one of my models as a baseline - my flyrant.
Now these are the models that Frontline worked on. They did an excellent job of imitating my paint-scheme.
The Swarmlord.
Some hive guards.
And my 2 tervigons.
All in all, I am very happy with their work.
whoadirty wrote: Whoa nelly, that's a lot of Biovores! Interested to see how they preform.
undead flesh addict wrote: I'm also interested in the amount of biovores; still, we'll see how this one pans out
Nice terrain BTW
Biovores are actually a very good unit and a mainstay of my shooty tyranids. Back in 5th, I used to run 2x3 biovores and a tyrannofex. But since 6th came along, I dropped the t-fex for my flyrant and added 1 more unit of biovores. They almost always make their points back and then some. Really, they are a very good and often under-estimated unit.
Here's several of battle reports with my shooty biovore tyranids back in 5th:
jifel wrote: Id definately say that Tyranids came out a lot better than the internet will tell you. A question on your list, do you plan on swapping for rulebook powers? Id highly reccomend the psychic choir Tyranid theme, unless there's LOTS of local Eldar players. (and even then, it seems like the way to go)
Im also interested in seeing how the Bios do. I run 2 and love it, 8 seems like it could be wasted against certain lists. Still, looking forward to this! Not enough competetive Tyranid players out there...
Yeah, a lot of the tyranid players from 5th actually see nids as pretty good in 6th as well, including players like me, Janthkin and Reecius. I actually used all rulebook powers for all my psykers. I was testing them out. I'm sticking with Biomancy powers for multiple Endurance/Enfeeble/Iron Arm/Warp Speed. I actually forgot that you could choose powers from different rulebook disciplines! Then again, this is my first game with tyranids in 6th (in a regular game).
I may drop the last unit of 2 biovores in the future. Heck, I may drop them all for some dakkafexes. We'll see.
At first I didn't like the paint scheme you posted, but the armor patterns actually look pretty nice up close.
Though I too, am curious about the number of Biovores. I've never run a unit of them (As I find them to be the worst looking models in the Tyranid Range, unfortunately) but I imagine they'll do quite well against the amount of infantry on the table.
2012/10/21 18:01:39
Subject: 2K - Bugs Come Out to Play. 1st 6E Tyranid Battle vs Chaos
Agreed on Nids in 6th, they're quite good in my experience with them. The lack of KP games helps lol, and psyker spam (not to mention the new lack of psychic defence) is great. I'm still tinkering with my lists, but they've done better in 6th thus far than my Space Wolves have (seriously).
Wow, great looking army J! I always held your color scheme in high regard, very unique and its simple but pops! Love it! Looking forward to seeing your Nids more often in 6th!
I'll throw in a quick comment here as well - I love my Nids again thanks to 6th edition! Many things scream 'improvement' for our codex and units in the 6th ed BRB.
Some of our old problems in 5th:
1.) Close Combat & Vehicles - tough nuts to crack (6's to hit? really?)
2.) Glancing only on tanks - It would take 4-6 glance results of "5" and "6" to kill a rhino in 5th. Now 3 does it every time.
3.) Kill Point Missions - going from 1/3 to 1/6 of the game types is a big buff here, but moreso:
4.) Objective missions - going from 2/3 to 5/6 of the missions is great! Tyranids do one thing well - troops.
5.) Scoring/Contesting from vehicles - I'll just say, people are actually playing with INFANTRY models again!
The list goes on and on. And someone who says 'nids are worse in 6th has never faced a Toughness 9 Hive tyrant or a Tervigon that gets warp speed and does 6 smash attacks at initiative 4!
Been out of the game for awhile, trying to find time to get back into it.
2012/10/22 15:33:06
Subject: Re:2K - Bugs Come Out to Play. 1st 6E Tyranid Battle vs Chaos
My opponent gets his Prefered Wave in. However, Fateweaver scatters about 10" forwards and almost mishaps.
Cultists and vindicator advance. Cultists then run.
Daemons spread out because of my biovores. Fateweaver shoots and kills a couple of gants only.
Tyranids 1
Spoiler:
Nids cast psychic powers. All my big guys cast Iron Arm. 1 tervigon casts Enfeeble on a unit of horrors. Zoanthropes cast Enfeeble on another unit of horrors and Endurance on Swarmy. Swarmy casts Iron Arm on himself and Enfeeble on the flamers.
Man, for those armies without any psychic defense, it is going to suck playing against nids.
Tervigons spawn 9 termagants. Tyranids then advance.
Between biovores dropping 8 blast templates and hive guard shooting, I take out 3 flamers.
Gants and hive guards ground Fateweaver with their shooting. Gants then assault Fateweaver.
Swarmy also assaults the pink horrors. With the exception of bolt, which misses, the warp fire overwatch cannot hurt a T8 Iron Armed Swarmlord.
Swarmy's bonesabres cancel out with Fateweaver's protective bubble. I manage to kill 5 horrors only.
Gants and Fatey whiff against each other.
Daemons 2
Spoiler:
My opponent is not in a good spot. He decides to play very aggressively and drops his bloodletters inside my deployment zone.
As well as his Warlord, the bloodthirster.
He drops aggressively as well with his warp talons, who mishap and go back into reserves.
Same with his flamers who also go back into reserves on their mishap.
Finally, his daemon prince lands on target. My opponent makes a mistake here, thinking his DP comes with Daemonic Gaze.
Vindicator and cultists advance. Vindie only moves 6". Cultists run into the ruins.
Daemons move. Flamers get ready to torch my termagants....they didn't have any other suitable targets for their Breath.
Bloodthirster runs 2D6". Bloodletters spread out with their meager 2" run.
The 3 flamers wipe out 6 gants only.
Horrors take out 1 zoanthrope with their shooting. Daemons do manage to get First Blood with that kill.
Vindicator fires at my hive guards and tervigon. He then proceeds to roll 3 's on the wound roll.
Fateweaver tries to turn the Swarmlord into a spawn but fails.
Tyranids 2
Spoiler:
I cast my psychic powers. 1 tervigon and 1 zoanthrope perils on . Both tervigons then spawn gants without rolling doubles.
I am going after his bloodletters and thirster.
It takes 1 unit of termagants and 1 unit of hive guards to wipe out the unit of 3 flamers.
After a combination of 8 biovore blasts, some termagants and shooting by my flyrant, I wipe out 17 bloodletters.
Termagants also ground his Warlord, causing 1W to it.
Then it's off to assault. 5 gants die to Overwatch from the horrors.
Gants assault his Warlord....
....as well as his bloodletters.
Death by gants!
'
Swarmy and tyrant guard wipe out the horrors.
Fateweaver kill 2 gants.
Combat between 3 gants and 9 horrors is tied at 1 a piece.
Gants wipe out the bloodletters.
They also take out his Warlord!!!
Like I said, death by gants!
Daemons 3
Spoiler:
It is all but over. We play one more turn just to see how much damage he can achieve.
Flamers land dead on in front of Swarmy. BTW, Swarmy is currently at T8 from Iron Arm.
Warp talons land successfully and blinds everyone within close proximity. They then spread out.
The DP glides into position to breath and assault my hive guards, all the while within contesting range of an objective.
Breath hits 6 times but only manages to cause 1W, which Swarmy then passes it on to his tyrant guard via Look Out Sir.
Vindicator fires and only does 1W to the hive guards after cover.
His DP then Breaths and kills 2 hive guards. He then fails his charge!!!
Horrors wipe out my gants.
Finally, Fateweaver kills another 1 or 2 gants.
Tyranids 3
Spoiler:
I cast my psychic powers and spawn more gants. So far, no doubles so they are good.
Tervigon and gants go after his warp talons.
Everyone else goes after his DP. Flyrant glides.
Swarmy ignores the flamers to go after Fateweaver. I'll let the biovores take care of them (the flamers).
Gribblies swarm all over his DP.
Zoanthrope moves and prepares to assault his Chaos Lord just for sh*ts and giggles.
DP does not survive all my shooting, especially since he is in glide mode.
Biovores focus on the flamers and take out 4. Termagants shoot down 2 pink horrors.
Finally, I assault. Although my zoan is not a character, I issue a challenge to his Lord anyways.
Gants assault the horrors. 2 die to overwatch.
Tervigon assaults the warp talons.
Finally, Swarmy assaults Fateweaver. The Big Meanie manages to cause 1W on the Big Chicken.
Talons actually manage to cause 2W to the tervigon, who kill 2 talons in return.
Finally, his Chaos Lord kills the zoanthrope in a challenge and then becomes filled with Hatred (he almost turned into a daemon prince).
Just a quick note, Jy2 - Your deployment states the flyrant will "start off in swooping mode" but sadly that is against the rules. Flying monstrous creatures that are deployed count as 'gliding' until their first movement phase. It's a minor setback, but i think necessary for game balance since other flyers have to start in reserve no question.
Been out of the game for awhile, trying to find time to get back into it.
2012/10/22 15:59:42
Subject: 2K - Bugs Come Out to Play. 1st 6E Tyranid Battle vs Chaos
tetrisphreak wrote: Just a quick note, Jy2 - Your deployment states the flyrant will "start off in swooping mode" but sadly that is against the rules. Flying monstrous creatures that are deployed count as 'gliding' until their first movement phase. It's a minor setback, but i think necessary for game balance since other flyers have to start in reserve no question.
Really? Oops. My bad then.
Fortunately, I've got biovores to rectify that situation. So it's either drop and stay bunched to shoot my flyrant. Then get plastered by my biovores next turn. Or drop and then spread out. Just one of the intangibles that biovores bring.
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Hoernakex wrote: At first I didn't like the paint scheme you posted, but the armor patterns actually look pretty nice up close.
Though I too, am curious about the number of Biovores. I've never run a unit of them (As I find them to be the worst looking models in the Tyranid Range, unfortunately) but I imagine they'll do quite well against the amount of infantry on the table.
You should give them a try. Try out probably 1 unit and I think you would be pleasantly surprised. They're fairly cheap, quite survivable because you can hide them out of LOS and forces your opponent to spread out his army. They're also good at getting those MSU min-sized squads hiding on objectives or static heavy weapons teams like long fangs. As for the looks, I actually like how the newer models look, though the older style biovores are cheaper and actually easier to acquire on eBay.
Reecius wrote: Thanks for the shout-out, Jim! We really appreciate that and your business.
Can't wait to get my own Nids done, they're super fun to play in 6th.
Looking forward to your next bat rep (as I am sure everyone is, haha, yours are awesome)!
You're welcome.
Your nids are quite different from mine but just as scary. As I recall, they spanked my necrons big time the last time we played (in 5th).
Coming up next, my nids against my wraithwing crons. That's going to be a good fight.
Andilus Greatsword wrote: Agreed on Nids in 6th, they're quite good in my experience with them. The lack of KP games helps lol, and psyker spam (not to mention the new lack of psychic defence) is great. I'm still tinkering with my lists, but they've done better in 6th thus far than my Space Wolves have (seriously).
They're still going to suffer the same bad matches (i.e. DE, grey knights) as they did in 5th. However, I think that fearless, the psychic buffs and the mission types have helped them overall. Overall, I suspect that they have gotten better and will be play-testing them extensively for the next few weeks. My lists may change as well, but I normally play a more shooty-oriented tyranid army.
Red Corsair wrote: Wow, great looking army J! I always held your color scheme in high regard, very unique and its simple but pops! Love it! Looking forward to seeing your Nids more often in 6th!
Thanks! The idea for the scheme actually came from my brother. He is more the artist whereas I the gamer. And you'll definitely be seeing more nid battles in the near future.
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tetrisphreak wrote: I'll throw in a quick comment here as well - I love my Nids again thanks to 6th edition! Many things scream 'improvement' for our codex and units in the 6th ed BRB.
Some of our old problems in 5th:
1.) Close Combat & Vehicles - tough nuts to crack (6's to hit? really?)
2.) Glancing only on tanks - It would take 4-6 glance results of "5" and "6" to kill a rhino in 5th. Now 3 does it every time.
3.) Kill Point Missions - going from 1/3 to 1/6 of the game types is a big buff here, but moreso:
4.) Objective missions - going from 2/3 to 5/6 of the missions is great! Tyranids do one thing well - troops.
5.) Scoring/Contesting from vehicles - I'll just say, people are actually playing with INFANTRY models again!
The list goes on and on. And someone who says 'nids are worse in 6th has never faced a Toughness 9 Hive tyrant or a Tervigon that gets warp speed and does 6 smash attacks at initiative 4!
Agreed 100%. I think the pros outweighs the cons for nids. You think T6-spam was bad? Wait til you fight T9 monstrous creatures. Just nasty....although I do see Runes of Warding eldar/eldar allies and space wolves to still be a thorn in our sides.
BladeWalker wrote: Models look good, you need to have uniform base scheme though.
Looking forward to the report!
Yeah, army's not done yet. My painting is progressing like a turtle. A lot of the bases and smaller critters aren't done yet.
Reecius wrote: I've been on the receiving end of the biovores before, they are quite good, especially now with Barrage sniping.
Yeah, barrage sniping makes them even better. Try to LOS this, sucka....
Not only that, but the meta has shifted in 6th to be more infantry-based. Now most of those times, my biovores will have targets on Turn 1.
SevenSins wrote: Oof tough game for the poor demons/csm coalition
Nice rep and good-looking models, i like the colour scheme
The new psychic powers make nids something to fear when there is no hood around.
This was not his best list and I am not sure how well CSM allies add to a daemonic army, but he's made some wicked lists before, including a 2200 daemon build with 44 flamers (double-FOC)!!!
But fortunately for me, my tervigons never stopped spawning. That was huge as they churned out gants every single turn. That can quickly overcome many armies, daemons included.
Fortunately for nids, nowadays hoods aren't all that great. Only Runes of Warding and Space Wolf Rune Priests can really shut down out powers.
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Agreed if I saw a BR by Jy2 always have a sit down to have a good read. Thanks for taking the time Jy2 and I do agree that Walking dead comes first!
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2012/10/24 14:26:07
Subject: 2K - Bugs Come Out to Play. 1st 6E Tyranid Battle vs Chaos (Completed)
As you'll see from my sig, my nids are nearly undefeated in 6th edition so far - my only losses have come at the hands of a dark eldar player who spammed 3 venoms in a 500 point game (I ran a somewhat fluffy list of 15 hormagaunts, 15 termagants w devourers, and a tervigon HQ) and a narrative apoc-style game on an 8'x8' board with a 48" dead zone(vs IG!). As an aside, the mission in the very back of the hardcover BRB "Battleforce Recon" has a 42" no-mans-land. 'Nid players better bring a tyrant with wings to that one!
I think you'll continue to see success in 6th with your bugs. Can't wait to read more reports!
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Been out of the game for awhile, trying to find time to get back into it.
2012/10/24 14:58:11
Subject: 2K - Bugs Come Out to Play. 1st 6E Tyranid Battle vs Chaos (Completed)
- So, i heard you got your presence in the materium bested in combat, huh? What was it against?
- Tyranids.
_ Oh, the bugs. They do have some very powerful nasties. So, what did beat you in combat? One of those biological tanks, the carnifexes? One of the hivemind commanders, Hive tyrants?
- ... I dont want to talk about it.
2012/10/24 14:59:24
Subject: 2K - Bugs Come Out to Play. 1st 6E Tyranid Battle vs Chaos (Completed)
- So, i heard you got your presence in the materium bested in combat, huh? What was it against?
- Tyranids.
_ Oh, the bugs. They do have some very powerful nasties. So, what did beat you in combat? One of those biological tanks, the carnifexes? One of the hivemind commanders, Hive tyrants?
- ... I dont want to talk about it.
Hahaha a bloodthirster was nibbled to death.
Been out of the game for awhile, trying to find time to get back into it.
2012/10/24 19:04:04
Subject: 2K - Bugs Come Out to Play. 1st 6E Tyranid Battle vs Chaos (Completed)
Good stuff JY2. I have been running nids pretty much non-stop from late 3rd till now and it is sooo much better than 5th edition.
My list I have been running has been roughly this:
2 Dakka Tyrants w/ Expanded Carapace
2x 20 Gargoyles
2x Tervigons w/ 3 Bio powers, Crushing Claws and T&A
2x 10 man guants
2x 3 Hive Guard
2 Biovores
It is funny you mentioned tossing out some Biovores to get a dakkafex. Because I tossed out a Dakkafex to add 2 Hive Guard and 2 Biovores to my current list. While I haven't been curb stomping my opponents with the list, I have been holding my own (win some lose some). I even managed a win against DE mech spam, which never happened in 5th.
I am actually planning on swapping out a 20 man gargoyle squad and the crushing claws and a hive guard to add a 3rd Tervigon + Guant Squad....just got to build and magnitize another one.
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Are you primarily taking them to boost your endurance/enfeeble or mechanicum/telekenisis bubble?
If so, it seams like you run a good risk of rolling a bunch of poor shooting powers or personal CC abilities...and if that happens the unit kinda shoots itself in the foot.
I've been struggling to include them in my army. A Tervigon w/ 3 powers costs only 30 points more but is scoring, creates more scoring units, and boosts gaunts. So even if you flubb your psychic power rolls (more likely), you can still do something else with the Tervie :S
I just realized something (as pointed out by Janthkin). I made a mistake in these games. Due to not playing them ever except in Apoc (where I only ever take units of 1), I thought that the zoanthropes were Independent Characters. Actually they are not and those 3 zoeys should be in a unit.
Of course at 2K, I can play them as individual units as I can take 6 Elites if I do double-FOC's....but that was not my intention. But since the mistake was already made, assume that I ran 5 Elite selections and used double-FOC's.
As you'll see from my sig, my nids are nearly undefeated in 6th edition so far - my only losses have come at the hands of a dark eldar player who spammed 3 venoms in a 500 point game (I ran a somewhat fluffy list of 15 hormagaunts, 15 termagants w devourers, and a tervigon HQ) and a narrative apoc-style game on an 8'x8' board with a 48" dead zone(vs IG!). As an aside, the mission in the very back of the hardcover BRB "Battleforce Recon" has a 42" no-mans-land. 'Nid players better bring a tyrant with wings to that one!
I think you'll continue to see success in 6th with your bugs. Can't wait to read more reports!
Yeah, the first time I played against Janthkin's bugs with my crons, I had a really tough time and almost lost. Just from that single game, I could tell Nids have become very good in this edition if you know what you're doing. And now that a major component of my bugs (my tervigons) is done, I am going to relish using my bugs again in 6th.
Coming up next, 2 battles against arguably the best army currently - Janthkin's necrons and my very own wraithwing crons!
- So, i heard you got your presence in the materium bested in combat, huh? What was it against?
- Tyranids.
_ Oh, the bugs. They do have some very powerful nasties. So, what did beat you in combat? One of those biological tanks, the carnifexes? One of the hivemind commanders, Hive tyrants?
- ... I dont want to talk about it.
LOL.
BTW, I've lost both Draigo and a dreadknight at full health to termagants before....both in the same game!
wyomingfox wrote: Good stuff JY2. I have been running nids pretty much non-stop from late 3rd till now and it is sooo much better than 5th edition.
My list I have been running has been roughly this:
2 Dakka Tyrants w/ Expanded Carapace
2x 20 Gargoyles
2x Tervigons w/ 3 Bio powers, Crushing Claws and T&A
2x 10 man guants
2x 3 Hive Guard
2 Biovores
It is funny you mentioned tossing out some Biovores to get a dakkafex. Because I tossed out a Dakkafex to add 2 Hive Guard and 2 Biovores to my current list. While I haven't been curb stomping my opponents with the list, I have been holding my own (win some lose some). I even managed a win against DE mech spam, which never happened in 5th.
I am actually planning on swapping out a 20 man gargoyle squad and the crushing claws and a hive guard to add a 3rd Tervigon + Guant Squad....just got to build and magnitize another one.
I think biovores will be my mainstay, though I like to experiment and sometimes switch things up for variety. Hence, the dakkafexes. Because dakkafex + Enfeeble = insta-dead paladins and wraiths. But if I were to bring my bugs to, say, a tournament, it'll be the biovores that I will be taking with me. Gargoyles are a really good unit and I just used 1 unit recently against Janthkin:
However, I find that that many gargoyles will really impede your own movement as well. I'm happy with just 1 unit of them. Swapping out 1 unit of gargoyles + change for another tervigon + gants is a great idea. Tervigons are winners more so than ever in this edition.
Nemesor wrote: Seem you got lucky with those reserve rolls stopping him from being able to get maximum concentration of force
Actually, my opponent's reserve rolls were quite good. It was his scatter rolls which were bad, as he mishapped 2 or 3 times. Actually it was even more than that, but let's just say I was being extra friendly because I wanted things on the table to kill.
Are you primarily taking them to boost your endurance/enfeeble or mechanicum/telekenisis bubble?
If so, it seams like you run a good risk of rolling a bunch of poor shooting powers or personal CC abilities...and if that happens the unit kinda shoots itself in the foot.
I've been struggling to include them in my army. A Tervigon w/ 3 powers costs only 30 points more but is scoring, creates more scoring units, and boosts gaunts. So even if you flubb your psychic power rolls (more likely), you can still do something else with the Tervie :S
The zoeys are purely experimental at this point. If I were to bring my bugs to a tournament, honestly I don't now if I would include them yet. But so far, I am liking what they can do. Sometimes, a force-multiplier is better than any direct offense a unit brings (depending on the unit). But don't be surprised if you see me running the Doom, ymgarls or even a 3rd unit of hive guards in the future.
Yeah, I am taking the zoans as force multipliers due to their psychic powers. Those psychic powers are really useful. For example, if I get Endurance, it frees up my tervigons to try to get Iron Arm and other book powers. Then there's other nice powers like Enfeeble and Invisibility. There's also risk that you may get some sucky power, but with 2 zoeys, there's a 2/3 of getting something useful. With 3, you are almost guaranteed to get something useful. It's a slightly gamble, but if you get even 1 of the powers you want, I think that is a decent payoff. If you get more than 1, then you've struck gold. At least that's the way I look at it.
Also, taking zoeys frees up my tervigons to play as aggressive, offensive monsters while the zoeys baby-sit my backfield scoring units and biovores with their synapse.
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Hey J2 watched your vid batrep purifier spam v balanced marines, like that this is superbly laid out.
Wow nids are dangerous now. Those high toughness big bugs in particular look like they are going to be difficult to stop before crashing into gunlines.
Well played and thanks for posting.
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