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Works nice IMHO, depending on:
1) the unit you're protecting is worth the effort (screening multiple units will be difficult because of point 4)
2) you're willing to sacrifice one of the best scoring units in the game
3) said unit is big enough to not get shot to bits etc.
4) the dicegods don't screw you over with DS/run moves (and they will:shok:)

So how big is your unit and what do you plan to screen?
Cheers, Nightbringer

PS: you can see my list a couple of posts down. I plan on using that tactic aswell, but I'm not very experienced...
 

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If out of desperation. Better to use 'actual' cover to deep strike into/run into or even the enemy lines (some vehicles wont be able to get out of the way).

Another good tactic would be to drop a soul grinder or great unclean one into the heart of the army and try to block as much shooting as possible. be it thru shifting target priorities or those models being so god damn big :D
 

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Well I do not think it is a bad tactic. However, I have found that the use of cover is going to be the better option in most cases. Depending on what you run, I have experience with only Mono Nurgle. I find that since I cannot shoot with most of my force i drop in then use the run to get into some cover. We are already slow and purposeful so the terrain is not a huge issue. I then run every turn since I cannot shoot and this offsets the S&P.

If you are trying to protect something that is going to turn the battle then this is solid if not then I would say drop those lovely T5 troops on or near an objective and let the other daemons sort themselves out.

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I agree that actual cover would be better but this could work depending on what you are protecting. For it to actually be effective I would say you would have to be protecting something like Seekers or other Slaaneshi daemons that have terrible toughness but can run around those Plaguebearers and rip the enemy up quickly. Not the best tactic IMHO but it could work
 

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Instead send the PBs down in the first wave and leave the bigger stuff in reserve.

Use the PBs to form a 'ring' around your enemies army to trap them and then DS the hard hitters in there too.

It's risky but it pays off.
 
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