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Week 2: 1 forsaken will not be enought fury management, and Lylyth struggles to keep her beasts in her 10" control bubble. I'd recommend two shepherds, 1 for fury management, the other as insurance and to help extend her forcing range.
Week 3: Same
Week 4: Looks good, could definately do Striders+UA with another shepherd. It really depends on your opponents and how infintry heavy their lists are.
Week 5: Scythean for sure and two shepherds.
Week 6: Is up to you. I'm a fan of one of each of the big beasties for pThags as it opens his game up and enables him to spam SG on each which puts them to ARM 22 in melee. They brick up and then the rest to taste. Ogrun+UA with his dmg buff are amazing, so I could see your list working well, but I love Ravagores. Melee heavy lists can suffer against control feats so if you go this route, beware.
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"The man in black fled across the desert, and the gunslinger followed." -The Dark Tower Series - The Gunslinger
The only thing I would add, is that if you want to run Thagrosh1, you'll want a Succubus to help spam spiny growth. And to reiterate, Thags1 likes his heavies.
Building: Retribution of Scyrah
Playing: Warmachine: Retribution of Scyrah; Battletech Alfa Strike
hivemind66: Thanks! I like the Shepherd model so including more sounds good to me I do like Ravagores too. My thoughts would be to take out the Scythean and Forsaken/Succubus to make room for a Ravagore and another Shepherd, rather than remove the Warspears.
Mechanomancer: I'd love a Succubus and a free upkeep on Draconic Blessing would great. The trouble is finding room for it. Drop the Shredder for it?
Would the Ogrun unit be worth dropping for another heavy? I feel like I'd be losing some offensive output and target saturation.
"Satisfaction lies in the effort, not in the attainment. Full effort is full victory." - Gandhi
How does this look for the final list? And again, Forsaken or Succubus?
Thanks for reading!
Not a Legion Player, but I have to say it is pretty damn solid. I am doing the same thing as well for this league, but I am playing Mercs with the pMagnus battlebox. I would say try and put the Shepherd in there in week 5, although I am not sure if it is a 2 point solo, I know it is used commonly in a Legion list from what I have seen, and it works.
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Hobby Goals and Resolution of 2017: Paint at least 95% of my collection (even if getting new items). Buy small items only at 70% complete.
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CrabSlap wrote: Thanks! Shepherds are great solos and I'm noticing the common theme is to max out on them
On a side note, I looked up the pMagnus battlebox. Daaaaaamn, that looks mean!
Funny thing was that I was playing against Circle today in the same league that you are doing now. My opponent relaxed all of pKaya's fury so she could pull it all on her next turn. He did not notice, as did me until I checked my control area, which was less than 1 inch out of it with the Renegade in about the same position. Guess where the Obliterator rocket aimed at and almost killed?
The obligatory non-40K/non-Warmahordes player in the forum.
Hobby Goals and Resolution of 2017: Paint at least 95% of my collection (even if getting new items). Buy small items only at 70% complete.