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Re: The Book of Knights of Weston
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Re: The Book of Knights of Weston
Nilfy can't provide a HUGE chunk of range support, I prefer Krav over Nilfy.
Here's the army Knights x2 - 140 Alastair - 250 Krav - 350 Eldgrim - 380 Finn/Thorgrim, whatever suits you - 460 Last 40 points? Any ideas? Oops, rolled a 1. |
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Re: The Book of Knights of Weston
I would probably ditch Eldgrim and use the 40 points combined to get another squad of knights. Or I would just go Marcu and both little ninjas.
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Re: The Book of Knights of Weston
Thank you for all the suggestions.
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Gilbert massively improved them. With Gilbert, they're now 4/4's with 6 move for 70 points! (Extra attack by Attack Aura 1, Extra move from average Jandar's Dispatch rolls.)
C'mon, I dare you to tell me a unit better than a 4/4 with 6 move, 4 attacks per turn and 70 point common status. Oops, rolled a 1. |
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The knights are quite strong though. I've considered pairing them with Sentinels and the Flagbearer. Anytime you don't feel that a knight needs to move, you can move a Sentinel up instead! This'll let you advance two waves at once, the latter of which making for a sturdy cleanup force. My customs. NE Ohio Tourney - TBA SW Ohio Tourney - NHSD 550 points AotV - Colliding the minis of AotP with the world of HS. |
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I could see an argument for Spartacus, Crixus, and some Capuans. They are always 4/4, no adjacency required. They get one less attack per turn, but their bonding heroes hit harder. And the icing on the very delicious gladiator cake is the bonus to initiative. I think I like the Knights better, myself, but I could see the argument. If you're not rolling for Stinger Drain, you're not living. |
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@mtl1998
: Without heroes, this is purely numbers. 6 Squads of Knights: 24 figs. 6 Squads of Capuans: 18 figs. So, assuming every figure defending whiffs and every attacker rolls all skulls. I'm also assuming the terrain is flat and open. It takes the Knights 5 Order Markers to kill all the Capuans. It takes the Capuans 8 Order Markers to kill all the Knights. It's the squad size. Knights get 4 attacks, so they can wipe out a squad plus one more. Capuans have 3 attacks, so they can't kill a whole squad of Knights.
Same applies to 4th Mass. V.S. Stingers. It's numbers. Oops, rolled a 1. |
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Re: The Book of Knights of Weston
For some reason, I can't get these guys to work for me. I can build effective armies with them, but I just can't play the knights correctly. Any advice on this matter would be great.
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His ability to move 4 extra Knights is beyond helpful, even if you're only getting to move them a space or two at a time. Alternatively, I've always liked to include Concan with Knights when I can. Though you can't bond with him, having a hero which can both Fly and act as a front-line cheerleader can be worth the OM investment, particularly if he's occupying a glyph while your Knights and bonded champions do the heavy work. BTW, what points are you usually playing at when you use Knights? WORST. PALADIN. EVER. Overall Tourney Record: ....I don't even remember anymore! |
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Also keep in mind that if you base an army around these guys it's probably going to be a melee army, so it's not going to work in every situation. Repaints My Maps Online Maps Customs CoN is FuN
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Re: The Book of Knights of Weston
Gilbert is a great Choice for the Knights since he gets them going, but don't be afraid to let him take part in the action. His aura and the extra attack are worth it in most situations (just don't let him get chewed up by range. Another important strategy with the Knights is to move out of the back of your start zone first if you can. That way your replacements are closer to the action when you lose members of your front line.
"I always have a jelly. I'm always the one that says 'let's have a jelly in the mix.'" -Rupert Giles |
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