Damn that's a lot... Lol, It's very appreciated!
So acknowledging that a Glade Lord won't be as viable as HE/DE/WoC equivalent, if I wanted to field a Glade Lord on a Dragon (because I am sold on WE, and I also know I want a dragon), what would the best outfit/technique be for him? I would ideally still like him to be a Monster Hunter and Stay Alive (obviously).
I know the Winds affect the magic phase, 2d6 right? So how many casters do you think is a reasonable amount? The idea behind my spellsingers was that they were opposites (fluff based), shadow/light, however maybe high/dark would be better.
The Eternal Guard are really great looking models (which is why I want them). I was thinking about keeping them in the woods, to get the most of their WE benefits, they would try to force the enemy to face them (so the enemy doesn't get flank charged by my EG) which would leave their rear open to my cavalry. Or they face my cavalry and my EG flank charge them.
I know WE are hard to play to start out, but I get techniques and tactics relatively fast (plus I don't mind loosing, as long as my army looks cool and I don't make my defeat too easy for the enemies of Homewood Forest
)
So acknowledging that a Glade Lord won't be as viable as HE/DE/WoC equivalent, if I wanted to field a Glade Lord on a Dragon (because I am sold on WE, and I also know I want a dragon), what would the best outfit/technique be for him? I would ideally still like him to be a Monster Hunter and Stay Alive (obviously).
I know the Winds affect the magic phase, 2d6 right? So how many casters do you think is a reasonable amount? The idea behind my spellsingers was that they were opposites (fluff based), shadow/light, however maybe high/dark would be better.
The Eternal Guard are really great looking models (which is why I want them). I was thinking about keeping them in the woods, to get the most of their WE benefits, they would try to force the enemy to face them (so the enemy doesn't get flank charged by my EG) which would leave their rear open to my cavalry. Or they face my cavalry and my EG flank charge them.
I know WE are hard to play to start out, but I get techniques and tactics relatively fast (plus I don't mind loosing, as long as my army looks cool and I don't make my defeat too easy for the enemies of Homewood Forest
)
