axisofentropy wrote:This might do well in Kill Points missions, but I can't imagine your librarians surviving until the end of the game when you'll have four (or more likely two) units remaining to secure objectives.
Sqauwky wrote:My only issue is that as your so reliant on getting the movement powers then your going to have either none or very little defensive powers meaning any lists with heavy firepower will blow you off the table when your not in combat
Thanks for the responses, plenty to think about there. I might rethink the elimination maniple in favour of either some cheap mobile obsec allies or a secondary source of defensive powers (maybe some red scorpians) - just don't want the model count to get out of hand given how little painting time I have!
buddha wrote:Unfortunately, you can't join anyone to the cohort since you can't join ICs to monstrous creatures.
Apologies - my explanation wasn't that clear. The librarius conclave will be supporting the cohort cybernetica, but won't actually be attached to it; instead they will cast movement powers on themselves to cross the board and will then electrodisplace with the monstrous creatures - hopefully leaving the librarians in a safer spot on my side of the board and the cohort in charge range (walk 6", electrodisplace one model 24" then set up rest of unit within 6" to give a 36"-ish move before charge roll).
Given the big base sizes of the robots and the precision moves I could pull off if I luck out with getting both magnetokinesis and levitation, setting up multicharges shouldn't be that hard - and if I prioritise targets that can readily hurt the librarians I could potentially repeat this tactic each turn (risky though as from turn 2 this would leave the librarians in enemy territory and possibly locked in combat with any survivors from last turn).