The Book of Dreadgul Raiders
The Book of Dreadgul Raiders Vydar's Betrayal - C3 - Barbarians and Bones PDF _________________________________________________________________The figure used for this unit are D&D Minis figures from the Dragoneye, Aberrations and Harbinger sets. Their model numbers and names are Barbarian Mercenary (25), Carrion Tribe Barbarian (46) and Human Bandit (66). WILD STRATEGIC BONDING Before taking a turn with the Dreadgul Raiders, you may first take a turn with any wild Human or Giant Hero you control. If you do not take a turn with any Human or Giant Hero you control, add 1 to the Attack value of this card. BERSERKER CHARGE After moving and before attacking, roll the 20-sided die. If you roll a 15 or higher, you may move the same Dreadgul Raiders again. Character Bio - (Insert character Bio) -Rulings and Clarifications-
Synergy Benefits Received
Synergy Benefits Offered - WILD HUMAN OR GIANT HEROES: Wild Strategic Bonding As Wild Human or Giant heroes, any of the following may benefit from the Dreadgul Raiders' WILD STRATEGIC BONDING bonus: Guilty McCreech, Jotun, Pel the Hill Giant, Valguard and Wastewalker Gage. _________________________________________________________________ -Strategy, Tactics and Tips-
-Heroscapers Community Contributions- Power Ranking Similar to the Death Chasers, these guys have an interesting array of bonding options and the potential to hit hard. B+ |
Re: The Book of Dreadgul Raiders
I have to say this army I just played to test the Dreadguls out was very fun. 4x Dreadguls, Guilty, Valguard, Ne-Gok-Sa, Isamu. The Dreadguls rushed out with Guilty. Reinforcements came once Guilty and some Dreadguls died in the form of more of the Dreadguls and Valguard. Isamu and Ne-Gok-Sa tried to clean up and were close with just two figures left. Very fun unit C3V, now to play them with the big giant.
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Re: The Book of Dreadgul Raiders
The Dreadguls turn Guilty from a B figure to at least an A- one. He functions similar to Me-Burq-Sa in a Romans/Deathchaser build, taking long range potshots from height every turn, but he's cheaper than MBS AND gets two shots off every turn. He's especially good with Raelin, so even if your opponent pierces your Dreadgul screen, he is able to weather a few hits. The only problem with Guilty is that he's so addicting; you want to bring him out early to get the first strike on your enemies, and once you do that, you can't stop because of his long range. That sometimes means Jotun is left sitting in the startzones as his Raiders die protecting a cowboy that was meant to be filler. :lol:
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You might want to add that they benefit from Valguard's Berserker Charge Enhancement in 'Synergy Benefits Received'.
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Interesting idea, Vegie. I've saved Guilty for cleanup when I've used him as a bonding option. It's hard to not bond with Jotun all the time when playing the Dreadguls since he's so fun. :lol:
The Dreadguls have reminded me of how durable Valguard is. He is really tough to kill with 7 life and 4 defense. |
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I lead with Guilty actually. His range is good at taking out figures the Dreadguls tie up.
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Could you fix the synergies to match below (you can just quote my post and copy it into the OP):
Synergy Benefits Received - VALGUARD : Berserker Charge Enhancement Having the Berserker Charge ability, the Dreadgul Raiders may benefit from Valguard’s BERSERKER CHARGE ENHANCEMENT D20 bonus. Synergy Benefits Offered - WILD HUMAN OR GIANT HEROES: Wild Strategic Bonding As Wild Human or Giant heroes, any of the following may benefit from the Dreadgul Raider's WILD STRATEGIC BONDING bonus: Guilty McCreech, Jotun and Valguard. |
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What is the optimal number of squads for these guys? I was thinking that three squads was about right.
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I would say four, personally, as they are a 3-man squad.
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I can't wait to play these guys! I got a 500 point army idea, what do you guys think?
Jotun Dreadgull Raiders x2 Airborne Elite Guilty The idea is the Airborne drop in, hopefully by the second round at least, and deal with any anti melee. If that can happen, Jotun and the Dreadgulls should be able to make short work of any sort of melee left over from the AE. |
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That army, sans filler, is 530 points. It's not a bad idea, though.
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Sounds like a good army to me.
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