Thanks for the advice. I’ll throw together a new list for some playtesting this weekend. Here are my thoughts so far:
I’ll get rid of the Havoc Launchers. They usually don’t do much anyway.
Most of you support a Nurgle Prince over a Tzeentch Prince, so I will definitely try this out. But I have some doubts about the switch because most of the ranged threats my Prince faces tend to be things like Missile Launchers that wound Toughness 6 on a 2+ anyway (as Daddysen suggested). I’m also worried about all the hidden Power Fists I play against.
My Chosen almost always make their points back and have gotten me out of many tight situations. I don’t usually use them as anti-tank, more like outflanking Fire Dragons for melting MEQ and Terminators. 5 Meltaguns is usually overkill for a tank. I’ll think about dropping them to buy another Troops unit, just to see how the change would work out.
Iron_Freak220, would Daemonic Possession even work for the role you described? The Codex says that transported passengers are affected normally by Shaken and Stunned results.
Thanks again.
I’ll get rid of the Havoc Launchers. They usually don’t do much anyway.
Most of you support a Nurgle Prince over a Tzeentch Prince, so I will definitely try this out. But I have some doubts about the switch because most of the ranged threats my Prince faces tend to be things like Missile Launchers that wound Toughness 6 on a 2+ anyway (as Daddysen suggested). I’m also worried about all the hidden Power Fists I play against.
My Chosen almost always make their points back and have gotten me out of many tight situations. I don’t usually use them as anti-tank, more like outflanking Fire Dragons for melting MEQ and Terminators. 5 Meltaguns is usually overkill for a tank. I’ll think about dropping them to buy another Troops unit, just to see how the change would work out.
Iron_Freak220, would Daemonic Possession even work for the role you described? The Codex says that transported passengers are affected normally by Shaken and Stunned results.
Thanks again.
