Trygon Prime presents another huge threat for my opponents as well as provides me with another synapse creature. 6 CC attacks that are all ap 2 = awesome. Also, Any non Tyranid player will just shoot everything at it because of how scary it looks, its huge! And if they don't, it'll do alot of damage on its own. It can take down any infantry and any tank and has 12 shots per turn.

i prefer tervigon and termy list, but this list is alright/good

Laboeuf wrote:

Trygon Prime presents another huge threat for my opponents as well as provides me with another synapse creature. 6 CC attacks that are all ap 2 = awesome. Also, Any non Tyranid player will just shoot everything at it because of how scary it looks, its huge! And if they don't, it'll do alot of damage on its own. It can take down any infantry and any tank and has 12 shots per turn.

Don't forget that Trygon Prime's are Monstrous Creatures. That means you're actually firing 18 S5 AP5 shots

hzp1 wrote:
I've been trying to modify the list to the suggestions that I have been reading. The main one is that my troops is too weak, but is 40 gaunts really too weak, or too little, in the face of 90 gargoyles, 5 hive guard, 2 tyrants, and one trygon. I could replace the trygon for 20 more aunts with a spore pod, but that takes a synapse creature out.

Another thing people say is gargoyles need upgrades, but what for? If I upgrade them I have to take alot less. 90 un upgraded gargoyles are 540 points, they have 90 shots, and 270 CC attacks, half of those have a chance at blinding venom. 67 upgraded gargoyles cost 536, they have 67 shots, and 201 CC attacks with about half of those being blinding venom. The toxin sacs auto wound on 4+ so that means constantly more wounds. So is more blinding venom attacks, and more fl good. or more wounds? the 90 garoyals have alot more models = more wounds in CC. What is the beast way to field gargoyles?

And is 40 gaunts too little, and why?

Thanks

Any more suggestions are appreciated.