Saw this on BoLS. Looks like the Lizardmen survived.
Utter crap. Nagash did what he did because he was a power-obsessed megalomaniacal sociopath. He never once thought of saving anybody, it was all about making himself God and defeating his "rivals".Nagash has 25 odd years of background where he learned the secrets of the human soul which went to the gods to fuel their power, and in order to save humanity he must destroy it (TM), protecting their immortal souls from the ravening gods.
This exactly. It seems GW put what looks like game theory in Age of Sigmar (accidentally or intentionally.) By removing points and other systems of justification all the players involved build an army essentially equal to their character. As @Charandris said, if you want to play a douchey army then the game won't be fun for anyone (and your opponents will see you as a douche.)The thing is if one person wants to be a dick then the game will be no fun, but if everyone involved is on the same page and aspires to play a relatively even fun game that's not all anall about points and what you can or can't take because it's not "fair", the you'll all have fun with the minis you love and have a good game to talk about after.
And if you want to play competitively just don't play bloody AoS. It's a casual game system, not math hammer.
@Vaz I thought that's basically what that did say. You bring what you want and throw down in some scenario.Proof the game isn't functioning as intended already. If they said outroght, play how you want, that is fine.