skycapt44 wrote:Working on a tourny list in a couple months and trying to fine tune a fun yet competitive sisters list. See below and let me know your thoughts.
HQ
Canoness - Blessed Blade, Rapturous Blows, Iron Surplice of
St Istaela,
WL Trait Blazing Ire
Celestine and Geminae
Morvenn Vahl
Troops
5
BSS
5
BSS
5
BSS - Multimelta
Elites
10 Sacresants - 5 halberd, 4 Mace, Spear
Hospitaller
5 Repentia
5 Repentia
Fast
5 Dominion - 4 Storm Bolter
5 Dominion - 4 melta, combi-melta
5 Seraphim 2 double hand flamer, plasma pistol
Heavy
Exorcist
3 Mortifiers - Anchorite
2 Mortifiers
Transport
2 Rhinos
The rhinos premove up with dominions and repentia. Sacreceants lead the mid board with beatstick canoness and vahl and chain in Celestine who protect her from being targeted. I know the exorcist isn't ideal but I love the model and it can either hide or distract.
BSS hold objectives.
Thoughts?
Thanks
Immediately drop the hospitaller for a Repentia Superior. A list like this is FAR too aggressive for the Hospitaller to get meaningful value. You don't have the longevity for her to make anywhere near as much difference as the massive damage/speed boost the repentia superior has, does.
Not a huge fan of the Melta Doms. Stormbolter Doms are very good into Admech and Drukhari and are quite a bit cheaper. Sure, only 1 gets blessed bolts but they don't necessarily need that. Not a huge diffence but could get you 2 more repentia.
9 times out of 10 Mantle is a way better defensive relic than Surplice. On a Rapturous Blows+Blessed Blade Character, almost everything you're likely to be fighting will have at least 2 if not 3 damage attacks. If you wanted Surplice I think Beneficence+Word of the emperor would be better and then you just scoop up medium size infantry units with her.
Finally, the Exorcist will be an anchor to drag behind you. It's not the worst unit in the game but against most armies it'll cost 2CP per turn to shoot until you stop caring if it dies. Retributors are just so much more efficient. They also tend to be more durable, in practice. Yes T7 on a vehicle really IS that bad.