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I'm going to get the new start collecting eldar should I magnetize my first wraithlord or just come up with a loadout I like?

Magnetizing is dead easy. It's never bad to magnetize something . I didn't do my first one as I know more or less how I want to run him.

I'd say magnetise. Apart from the small weapons the Wraithlord is easy to magnetise. The shuricats and flamers are quite small, I put magnets in the arms and a piece of wire in the weapons instead of magnets.

The heavy weapons also have the same connection point as the Guardian heavy weapon platform's weapons, so they can share the same weapons.

I didn't magnetise the ghostglaive, as I wanted it in a very specific position and with magnets it would've swung around easily.

I magnetised my plastic wraithlord.

You have to do a little bit of work to the weapons AND the mounts, though. I made both shoulder mounts magnetised and also the right wrist (to take fist or hand with sword).

Mine generally have twin cats as the vambrace weapons (haven't used the flamer option since 2nd ed when you could use it to set fire to things- like woods)