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So my friend plays GK and uses this as his "bad" list at 1500 but I disagree. This is roughly what he brings

Draigo (Goes with 5 pallies, duh)
Inquisitor + Force sword + Rad + Psych grenades + Power armor (goes with Purifiers)

6 Purifiers with halberds, psycannons, and 2 hammers

5 Paladins 2 psycannons + mixed weapons
1 paladin with hammer

Storm Raven
Land Raider redeemer + multimelta


I don't think it's bad but it's not the most competitive list possible since he doesn't run Purifier spam or Psyflemen in this list. It doesn't seem like a lot on paper but on the field it can be rough to handle. He uses -1 to reserve rolls for his single Paladin to drop him in as late as possible for objective nabbing. He's a really nice guy but I can't help but feel this list has some power.

What do you guys think?

tbh that list looks easy to smash. The vehicles are too few in number to survive the battle, the paladin squad is too few in number to really take advantage of their wound allocation shenanigans, the entire force doesn't have enough firepower to stand up to some of the mech lists out there (lots of psycannons is cool, but this list has only 2 units with psycannons and 2 vehicles that won't last long, so really you're looking at the paladins and purifiers to do most of your heavy lifting. I would much rather see this force lining up accross from me than almost any GK army i've faced.