Personally as i have said elsewhere on the forum, i think eldar have taken a massive hit in the new codex. I can only really see mech eldar remaining competative, with hybrid and infantry being on the whole too fragile. What do you guys think?
Too many eggs In too few baskets I think with that one, that combo could potentially cost you up to 1000pts and given poor terrain or a cheeky Infilgay Alpha list the game could be over turn 1! :shock:However Saying that I believe that 3 units of 6 harliquins all in falcons may work better.
What do you think?
Thinking about it I believe that I would have to agree with you there. The idea in theory seems to have potential, but with the points cost involved the idea in practice will suffer.LongBeard said:Too many eggs In too few baskets I think with that one, that combo could potentially cost you up to 1000pts and given poor terrain or a cheeky Infilgay Alpha list the game could be over turn 1! :shock:
I would definitely agree that it seems unlikely that the Eldar will win the GT this year. I am now starting to wonder what will take the top spot this year; will it be Chaos/Iron Warriors, Marines/Blood Angels or possibly Tau? I have my suspicions, but nothing concrete.LongBeard said:I think balance Is the key along with damn good 40k skills, Kudos to any Eldar player that makes It Into the top 10 In my book.
I'm thinking BA's stand a damn good chance! :wink:I am now starting to wonder what will take the top spot this year; will it be Chaos/Iron Warriors, Marines/Blood Angels or possibly Tau? I have my suspicions, but nothing concrete.
My opinion exactly on the combined arms comment.LongBeard said:To be honest I think the best Eldar armies at any tourney are going to be the finely tuned combined arms lists where the player has playtested rigourously and knows EXACTLY what to do with his list against ALL armies.
So basically to sum It up there Is no netlist, yet! :wink: