At the last tournament I attended, I will admit, I was challenged by the format. The format was 385 points over
14 16 figures. Each map had a house army (one that was prebuilt), and players diced off to see who chose what build: their own, the house, or even their opponent's. The Tourney Report can be seen
here, if you want to give it a read.
From a tournement last year, we discovered that some of the high end units were really deadly, largely because players couldn't mass commons to fight them.
So, in a format where you could end up fighting your own army units like Nilfheim, Bramcephys, and Heracles were all really risky to run. You'll probably be able to win games where you did run your own Army, and you run a big risk of losing them if you can't. Two of my game wins were because of that very reason, and one of my wins was because I was able to get a big unit , Jotun, to face against my opponent's Quahon.
My possible builds before I settled...
