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INTERCEPTOR STRIKE
Immediately after placing any member of the Interceptor Crew on the battlefield through Interceptor Nav Computer, if Green Lantern is still on this card, you may roll one unblockable attack die against any figure within 5 spaces of that member of the Interceptor Crew. When Green Lantern uses Interceptor Strike, she may use her Interceptor Strike one additional time.
Re: The Book of Green Lantern (Aya) - Initial Playtesting
Name Of The Playtest Units: Green Lantern (Aya)
Army Test 1 Map: Green Lantern: Mogo (no glyphs) Armies:
Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (Kilowog), Green Lantern (Aya) (280), Red Lantern (Razer), 1x Green Construct (Decoy) 1x Green Construct (Shield), 1x Skrull Infliltrator (1,280 points) vs.
Red Lantern (Atrocitus) (vII), Red Lantern (Bleez), Red Lantern (Jack Moore), Red Lantern (Dex-Starr) (1,280 points)
Spoiler Alert!
Overview of Green Lantern (Aya’s) performance:
Damage inflicted through normal attacks: 2 wounds on Atrocitus.
Figures placed through Interceptor Nav Computer: Kilowog Round One Turn Four, Razer Round One Turn Six
Initiative rolls swung with Interceptor Nav Computer: Round Two
D20 rolls swung with Logical Computation: Fearless Charge once, Righteous Rage once.
Damage inflicted through Interceptor Strike: 2 wounds on Dex-Starr
The Interceptor Crew is Hal, Kilowog, Aya and Razer. Hal is already planet-side - the rest are aboard the Interceptor.
Round One
The Red Lantern Armada claims the initiative, and Bleez flies forwards.
Hal flies forwards and blasts Bleez at range, inflicting a wound.
Atrocitus flies forwards, and Dex-Starr follows him.
Kilowog swoops down from the Interceptor, engaging Bleez as the Interceptor’s guns target Atrocitus and Dex-Starr, inflicting a wound on the cat. Kilowog burns a marker to inspire Hal and Aya. He smashes Bleez with a hammer, inflicting a wound and sending her flying into Atrocitus, the impact inflicting a wound on each of them.
Atrocitus flies up to Kilowog, and Dex-Starr follows behind, while still sticking close to Bleez. Atrocitus strikes Kilowog, inflicting two wounds, and prompting Rankorr to advance, blasting Kilowog to no avail.
Razer swoops down from the Interceptor next to Kilowog, as Aya’s guns blast Dex-Starr for a wound. He himself blasts Atrocitus, inflicting two wounds.
Round Two
The Interceptor Crew claim the initiative thanks to Aya’s computations aboard the Interceptor. Kilowog forms a shield construct to defend himself from Atrocitus as he burns a marker to inspire his Green Lanterns. He strikes Atrocitus, but Atrocitus resists him.
Atrocitus powers through Kilowog’s shield, inflicting only a single wound regardless. Bleez steals a marker from Dex-Starr before flying up to Razer, Dex-Starr following and standing beside both Razer and Kilowog. Bleez strikes Razer, inflicting two wounds and knocking him two spaces backwards.
Aya swoops down from the Interceptor and blasts Atrocitus from high ground. She inflicts a wound.
Atrocitus strikes Kilowog, who shockingly blocks his blow.
Hal forms a decoy next to Atrocitus before charging Atrocitus himself, striking in melee. His first blow is shockingly weak - only a single skull on nine dice! - and easily blocked... however, thanks to Aya’s computations, Fearless Charge is triggered (turning a 14 to an 1 and he strikes again, inflicting three wounds on Atrocitus - enough to kill him, but Atrocitus transfers one of them to Dex-Starr. He strikes a third time, but Atrocitus blocks this blow as well. He shockingly rolls a natural 20 to take a fourth turn, sending Atrocitus flying backwards but failing to harm him.
Atrocitus flies up where he was and immediately obliterates the Decoy, before burning a marker to take command of two of his men. Dex-Starr repositions and immediately rips Kilowog’s throat out... but Kilowog is then revealed to have been a Skrull all along! WHAT A TWIST! Bleez then moves next to Atrocitus and strikes Hal, inflicting two wounds and a third automatic one with Treacherous Rage.
Round Three
Hal claims the initiative and punches Bleez, hard, inflicting two wounds on her and knocking her into Dex-Starr, knocking both of them out. He could be boosted to strike again by Aya, but she holds off.
Jack Moore moves next to Atrocitus, kills the Skrull, and then finishes Hal off with a Burning Touch, burning his only marker.
Razer retreats - there is no victory to be had today, and he is exposed - he will be annihilated swiftly if he remains.
Atrocitus flies up to Aya and strikes her, hard, inflicting two wounds. Rankorr then flies up next to Atrocitus and attempts to strike Aya, but he is lacking in power, and his blow is weak.
Enraged by Atrocitus’s attack on Aya, and spurred on by his love for her (i.e. he rolled an 11 for, +3 for wounded heroes, +3 for Aya’s boost = the required 17), Razer flies into a Righteous and protective Rage. He flies up to Rankorr and unloads on him from low ground, knowing he’ll have to take him out to get to Atrocitus. His first blow inflicts three wounds, and triggers the Rage of Rankorr. His second blow is blocked, but his third finishes Rankorr off. With his final blow, he turns his attention to the nearly felled Atrocitus, but the mighty Lord of the Red Lanterns shrugs his blow aside, and Razer is left spent, but not victorious.
Atrocitus turns his attention towards the traitor Razer, and strikes the exhausted Red Lantern with a devastating blow from high ground, crushing him entirely.
Round Four
Aya claims the initiative, and calmly, logically strikes her aggressor, her disposition taking precedence over her desperate predicament. Atrocitus, however, cares not for her meagre blows.
Atrocitus strikes Aya across the face, hard, inflicting another wound.
Aya blasts again, distracting her assailant, but failing to harm him.
Atrocitus strikes Aya with a comparatively weak blow, but enough to tear off a section of her chassis, leaving her dangerously close to death.
Aya draws all power to her for one final blast... and it pays off, just, leaving the Lord of the Red Lanterns ruined upon the field of battle.
Interceptor Crew victorious - Green Lantern (Aya) 4/5 wounds.
Overview: That was awesome - a beautifully thematic matchup and a brutal bloodbath! The Interceptor Crew works well, and Aya absolutely ties them together - she’s exceptionally useful, providing the quick, easy mobilisation, paired with a strafing run for auto-wounds, and boosting the D20 rolls of exceptional powers like Fearless Charge and Righteous Rage - without the two rolls she boosted when she did, that would have been a massacre, and the Crew would have been slaughtered. As is, they managed to pull off a nail-biting victory, thanks to her. All four members of the crew felt vital, and Aya especially - she makes this build work, just as I hoped she would.
Re: The Book of Green Lantern (Aya) - Initial Playtesting
Name Of The Playtest Units: Green Lantern (Aya)
Army Test 1 Map: Green Lantern: Mogo (no glyphs) Armies:
Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (Kilowog), Green Lantern (Aya) (280), Red Lantern (Razer), 1x Green Construct (Decoy) 1x Green Construct (Shield), 1x Skrull Infliltrator (1,280 points) vs.
Red Lantern (Atrocitus) (vII), Red Lantern (Bleez), Red Lantern (Jack Moore), Red Lantern (Dex-Starr) (1,280 points)
Spoiler Alert!
Overview of Green Lantern (Aya’s) performance:
Damage inflicted through normal attacks: 2 wounds on Atrocitus.
Figures placed through Interceptor Nav Computer: Kilowog Round One Turn Four, Razer Round One Turn Six, Aya Round Two Turn Three
Initiative rolls swung with Interceptor Nav Computer: Round Two
D20 rolls swung with Logical Computation: Fearless Charge once, Righteous Rage once.
Damage inflicted through Interceptor Strike: 2 wounds on Dex-Starr
The Interceptor Crew is Hal, Kilowog, Aya and Razer. Hal is already planet-side - the rest are aboard the Interceptor.
Round One
The Red Lantern Armada claims the initiative, and Bleez flies forwards.
Hal flies forwards and blasts Bleez at range, inflicting a wound.
Atrocitus flies forwards, and Dex-Starr follows him.
Kilowog swoops down from the Interceptor, engaging Bleez as the Interceptor’s guns target Atrocitus and Dex-Starr, inflicting a wound on the cat. Kilowog burns a marker to inspire Hal and Aya. He smashes Bleez with a hammer, inflicting a wound and sending her flying into Atrocitus, the impact inflicting a wound on each of them.
Atrocitus flies up to Kilowog, and Dex-Starr follows behind, while still sticking close to Bleez. Atrocitus strikes Kilowog, inflicting two wounds, and prompting Rankorr to advance, blasting Kilowog to no avail.
Razer swoops down from the Interceptor next to Kilowog, as Aya’s guns blast Dex-Starr for a wound. He himself blasts Atrocitus, inflicting two wounds.
Round Two
The Interceptor Crew claim the initiative thanks to Aya’s computations aboard the Interceptor. Kilowog forms a shield construct to defend himself from Atrocitus as he burns a marker to inspire his Green Lanterns. He strikes Atrocitus, but Atrocitus resists him.
Atrocitus powers through Kilowog’s shield, inflicting only a single wound regardless. Bleez steals a marker from Dex-Starr before flying up to Razer, Dex-Starr following and standing beside both Razer and Kilowog. Bleez strikes Razer, inflicting two wounds and knocking him two spaces backwards.
Aya swoops down from the Interceptor and blasts Atrocitus from high ground. She inflicts a wound.
Atrocitus strikes Kilowog, who shockingly blocks his blow.
Hal forms a decoy next to Atrocitus before charging Atrocitus himself, striking in melee. His first blow is shockingly weak - only a single skull on nine dice! - and easily blocked... however, thanks to Aya’s computations, Fearless Charge is triggered ( turning a 14 to an 18 ) and he strikes again, inflicting three wounds on Atrocitus - enough to kill him, but Atrocitus transfers one of them to Dex-Starr. He strikes a third time, but Atrocitus blocks this blow as well. He shockingly rolls a natural 20 to take a fourth turn, sending Atrocitus flying backwards but failing to harm him.
Atrocitus flies up where he was and immediately obliterates the Decoy, before burning a marker to take command of two of his men. Dex-Starr repositions and immediately rips Kilowog’s throat out... but Kilowog is then revealed to have been a Skrull all along! WHAT A TWIST! Bleez then moves next to Atrocitus and strikes Hal, inflicting two wounds and a third automatic one with Treacherous Rage.
Round Three
Hal claims the initiative and punches Bleez, hard, inflicting two wounds on her and knocking her into Dex-Starr, knocking both of them out. He could be boosted to strike again by Aya, but she holds off.
Jack Moore moves next to Atrocitus, kills the Skrull, and then finishes Hal off with a Burning Touch, burning his only marker.
Razer retreats - there is no victory to be had today, and he is exposed - he will be annihilated swiftly if he remains.
Atrocitus flies up to Aya and strikes her, hard, inflicting two wounds. Rankorr then flies up next to Atrocitus and attempts to strike Aya, but he is lacking in power, and his blow is weak.
Enraged by Atrocitus’s attack on Aya, and spurred on by his love for her (i.e. he rolled an 11 for, +3 for wounded heroes, +3 for Aya’s boost = the required 17), Razer flies into a Righteous and protective Rage. He flies up to Rankorr and unloads on him from low ground, knowing he’ll have to take him out to get to Atrocitus. His first blow inflicts three wounds, and triggers the Rage of Rankorr. His second blow is blocked, but his third finishes Rankorr off. With his final blow, he turns his attention to the nearly felled Atrocitus, but the mighty Lord of the Red Lanterns shrugs his blow aside, and Razer is left spent, but not victorious.
Atrocitus turns his attention towards the traitor Razer, and strikes the exhausted Red Lantern with a devastating blow from high ground, crushing him entirely.
Round Four
Aya claims the initiative, and calmly, logically strikes her aggressor, her disposition taking precedence over her desperate predicament. Atrocitus, however, cares not for her meagre blows.
Atrocitus strikes Aya across the face, hard, inflicting another wound.
Aya blasts again, distracting her assailant, but failing to harm him.
Atrocitus strikes Aya with a comparatively weak blow, but enough to tear off a section of her chassis, leaving her dangerously close to death.
Aya draws all power to her for one final blast... and it pays off, just, leaving the Lord of the Red Lanterns ruined upon the field of battle.
Interceptor Crew victorious - Green Lantern (Aya) 4/5 wounds.
Overview: That was awesome - a beautifully thematic matchup and a brutal bloodbath! The Interceptor Crew works well, and Aya absolutely ties them together - she’s exceptionally useful, providing the quick, easy mobilisation, paired with a strafing run for auto-wounds, and boosting the D20 rolls of exceptional powers like Fearless Charge and Righteous Rage - without the two rolls she boosted when she did, that would have been a massacre, and the Crew would have been slaughtered. As is, they managed to pull off a nail-biting victory, thanks to her. All four members of the crew felt vital, and Aya especially - she makes this build work, just as I hoped she would.
Army Test 2
Map: Ice Blossom by STAROCEAN980 (no glyphs, normal snow, normal ice) Armies;
Green Lantern (Aya) (280), Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner), Indigo-2, 1x Star Sapphire (Uncommon), Kool-Aid Man, Green Construct (Mech Warrior), 1x Green Construct (Shield) (1,210 points) vs.
Yellow Lantern (Thaal Sinestro), Yellow Lantern (Arkillo), Yellow Lantern (Lyssa Drak), 3x Sinestro Corps Soldiers (1,210 points)
Spoiler Alert!
Overview of Green Lantern (Aya’s) performance:
Damage inflicted through normal attacks: 3 wounds on Lyssa Drak, 1 wound on Arkillo
Figures placed through Interceptor Nav Computer: Kyle Rayner Round One Turn Three, Star Sapphire Round Two Turn One, Indigo-2 Round Two Turn Three, Aya Round Three Turn Four
Initiative rolls swung with Interceptor Nav Computer: Round Two
D20 rolls swung with Logical Computation: Indigo-2 inflicts 2 wounds with Eviscerate rather than one once.
Damage inflicted through Interceptor Strike: 2 wounds on Arkillo, 1 wound on Sinestro
Aya, Kyle Rayner, Indigo-2 and the Star Sapphire are the Interceptor Crew. All four are aboard the Interceptor.
Round One
The Interceptor Crew claims the initiative. Kool-Aid Man advances.
Arkillo and a Sinestro Corps Soldier fly forwards, both blasting Kool-Aid Man with their rings, inflicting six wounds between them, spilling nearly all of his fluid.
Kyle swoops down from the Interceptor as Aya opens fire with its primary guns, hitting Arkillo head on for two wounds. Kyle blasts Arkillo, but Arkillo resists.
Arkillo executes the Sinestro Corps Soldier by his side to motivate the rest of the Corps before retreating. Another Soldier flies forwards and blasts Kyle to no avail.
Kyle chases after Arkillo, but succeeds only in knocking him a space backwards.
Sinestro flies up to Kyle and strikes him hard, inflicting two wounds, and the Sinestro Corps Soldier blasts Kyle, but he blocks the blow.
Round Two
Aya’s computations claim initiative for the Interceptor Crew despite Lyssa Drak’s Book of Parallax (IC had a naturally better roll which Lyssa Drak would have just edged out with her boost had Aya not pushed the IC over). Aya’s main guns take aim at Arkillo and Sinestro, inflicting a wound on Sinestro, as the Star Sapphire swoops down and encases Sinestro in a Violet Crystal.
Sinestro remains trapped by the crystal. The Sinestro Corps Soldier blasts the Star Sapphire, killing her in only a single shot.
Indigo-2 flies down from the Interceptor, as Aya’s guns open fire on Arkillo and Sinestro, but miss both of them. Indigo-2 channels Kyle’s Emotional Energy to increase his power and blasts Arkillo, inflicting two wounds.
Sinestro remains trapped. A Sinestro Corps Soldier flies up to Indigo-2 and strikes him in melee, inflicting a wound.
Kyle forms a Shield Construct next to himself and strikes Sinestro, but Sinestro, even trapped within the crystal, resists.
Sinestro breaks free from his crystalline prison, and instantly breaks Kyle’s shield. A Sinestro Corps Soldier blasts Kyle in the back, inflicting a wound.
Round Three
Between Aya’s Computations and Lyssa’s Book of Parallax, a re-roll is forced, which the Sinestro Corps wins. Sinestro and one of his Soldiers both attack Kyle, who shockingly blocks their blows.
Kyle manifests a Mech Warrior construct next to him, which, shockingly, blows a Sinestro Corps Soldier away in a single volley.
Sinestro flies next to the Mech Warrior, and would blow it apart, but Kyle maintains it with Sustained Willpower. The last surviving Sinestro Corps Soldier blasts Indigo-2, inflicting a shocking three wounds.
Aya drops to the far west, blasting Lyssa Drak from height and inflicting a wound.
Sinestro would blast aside the Mech Warrior, but once again, Kyle’s Willpower keeps it going. The Sinestro Corps Soldier strikes Indigo-2, but Indigo-2 blocks.
Indigo-2 channels Arkillo’s Emotional Energy and uses it to Eviscerate the Sinestro Corps Soldier - he rolls a 7, which Aya boosts to a 9, causing him to inflict two wounds rather than just the one.
Round Four
The Sinestro Corps claims the initiative. Sinestro destroys the Mech Warrior, leaving Kyle Rayner exposed. The Sinestro Corps Soldier strikes Indigo-2, but he blocks the blow.Kool-Aid Man runs up to Indigo-2, running through a tree in doing so, causing it to collapse on the last surviving Sinestro Corps Soldier, killing him. Indigo-2 drinks deep from Kool-Aid Man’s sweet, thirst quenching liquid, leaving Kool-Aid Man spent.
Sinestro blasts a tree, causing it to collapse on Kyle, squashing him and eliminating the Crew’s last turn.
Indigo-2 channels Arkillo’s Emotional Energy and flies up to Sinestro, Eviscerating him and inflicting three wounds.
Arkillo flies up next to Aya and smashes her for three wounds.
Round Five
The Sinestro Corps breaks a tie on initiative thanks to Lyssa. Arkillo strikes Aya hard, inflicting another wound.
Aya strikes back, blowing Arkillo away.
Sinestro strikes Indigo-2, but Indigo-2 blocks his blow.
Indigo-2 channels Sinestro’s emotional energy to try to strike him with Force of Fear. It fails, but he burns through the last of his own power to use it again, finishing Sinestro off.
Lyssa Drak advances and blasts Aya to no avail.
Aya claims height and blasts Lyssa, but to no avail.
Round Six
The Interceptor Crew claims the initiative. Aya blasts Lyssa, inflicting two wounds.
Lyssa climbs the far-west hill and blasts Aya, blowing her apart and eliminating the Crew’s next turn.
Lyssa crests the top of the far western hill.
Indigo-2 flies west.
Lyssa holds her ground.
Round Seven
Indigo-2 claims the initiative, and flies to the height of a drift of snow.
Lyssa blasts Indigo-2, inflicting a wound.
Indigo-2 flies up to Lyssa and attempts to strike her over the head with his Indigo stave, but she holds it off.
Lyssa slaughters Indigo-2 before sucking him into the Book of Parallax.
Sinestro Corps victorious, Yellow Lantern (Lyssa Drak) 3/5 wounds, 3/3 battery markers.
Overview: Another fun game. Aya didn’t feel quite as good a fit here as she did with the actual Interceptor Crew, but it was certainly a fun build and I like that there are other options for playing her. She’s a reasonable option for a ‘connective tissue’ figure if you want to build an army from across the emotional spectrum, and she’s fun. Oh, an I really, really like Munk! Channel Emotional Energy is bleeding awesome!
Re: The Book of Green Lantern (Aya) - Initial Playtesting
- Theme Test - Definite Pass, she feels just like the character from the cartoon. - Mirror Test - Pass
- Bonding Test - Pass - Any bonding she receives will be in no way superior to what other Green Lanterns can receive - statistically, she’s weak next to most fully charged Lanterns (though she notably never loses charge). - Synergies Test - Pass - Same above, save for the synergies she herself provides - the drop/strike ability is strategic, fun and dangerous, but not overwhelming, and her D20 boost, though extremely useful and a game changer/turner, is not overpowered. - Power Check - Pass - She never felt overpowering. - Fun Test - Definite Pass - Dropping your Lanterns from the stratosphere, strafing with the Interceptor’s guns as you do so, and helping trigger the powers of strong Lanterns which sometimes struggle to trigger... she’s great! - Fun Competitive Test - Pass - There’s nothing annoying about facing her. - Drafting Test - Pass - Absolutely - she’s very much factional (you need to take her with a significant number of other Lanterns, and even within that, some pairings, such as the deeply thematic Hal and Razer, are better than others), but within that faction, I’d be very much likely to reach for her. Notably, she’s definitely a figure you build your army around rather than a throw-in, and she helps make multi-coloured Lantern builds eminently viable even when they’re otherwise lacking in interconnecting synergy, which is fun when it comes to opening up your options for army builds. - Usage Test - Pass - All of her powers, and all aspects of them, were used to some degree, and you felt it when they triggered. - Strategy Test - Definite Pass - The very nature of having a dropping Interceptor Crew who can get covering fire from the Interceptor when they drop is strategic - when do they drop, in what order, where do I drop them, who do I target, etc. - and the once per round D20 boost is also a game-changer if you use it properly.
Name Of The Playtest Units: Green Lantern (Aya)
Army Test 1 Map: Green Lantern: Mogo (no glyphs) Armies:
Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (Kilowog), Green Lantern (Aya) (280), Red Lantern (Razer), 1x Green Construct (Decoy) 1x Green Construct (Shield), 1x Skrull Infliltrator (1,280 points) vs.
Red Lantern (Atrocitus) (vII), Red Lantern (Bleez), Red Lantern (Jack Moore), Red Lantern (Dex-Starr) (1,280 points)
Spoiler Alert!
Overview of Green Lantern (Aya’s) performance:
Damage inflicted through normal attacks: 2 wounds on Atrocitus.
Figures placed through Interceptor Nav Computer: Kilowog Round One Turn Four, Razer Round One Turn Six, Aya Round Two Turn Three
Initiative rolls swung with Interceptor Nav Computer: Round Two
D20 rolls swung with Logical Computation: Fearless Charge once, Righteous Rage once.
Damage inflicted through Interceptor Strike: 2 wounds on Dex-Starr
The Interceptor Crew is Hal, Kilowog, Aya and Razer. Hal is already planet-side - the rest are aboard the Interceptor.
Round One
The Red Lantern Armada claims the initiative, and Bleez flies forwards.
Hal flies forwards and blasts Bleez at range, inflicting a wound.
Atrocitus flies forwards, and Dex-Starr follows him.
Kilowog swoops down from the Interceptor, engaging Bleez as the Interceptor’s guns target Atrocitus and Dex-Starr, inflicting a wound on the cat. Kilowog burns a marker to inspire Hal and Aya. He smashes Bleez with a hammer, inflicting a wound and sending her flying into Atrocitus, the impact inflicting a wound on each of them.
Atrocitus flies up to Kilowog, and Dex-Starr follows behind, while still sticking close to Bleez. Atrocitus strikes Kilowog, inflicting two wounds, and prompting Rankorr to advance, blasting Kilowog to no avail.
Razer swoops down from the Interceptor next to Kilowog, as Aya’s guns blast Dex-Starr for a wound. He himself blasts Atrocitus, inflicting two wounds.
Round Two
The Interceptor Crew claim the initiative thanks to Aya’s computations aboard the Interceptor. Kilowog forms a shield construct to defend himself from Atrocitus as he burns a marker to inspire his Green Lanterns. He strikes Atrocitus, but Atrocitus resists him.
Atrocitus powers through Kilowog’s shield, inflicting only a single wound regardless. Bleez steals a marker from Dex-Starr before flying up to Razer, Dex-Starr following and standing beside both Razer and Kilowog. Bleez strikes Razer, inflicting two wounds and knocking him two spaces backwards.
Aya swoops down from the Interceptor and blasts Atrocitus from high ground. She inflicts a wound.
Atrocitus strikes Kilowog, who shockingly blocks his blow.
Hal forms a decoy next to Atrocitus before charging Atrocitus himself, striking in melee. His first blow is shockingly weak - only a single skull on nine dice! - and easily blocked... however, thanks to Aya’s computations, Fearless Charge is triggered ( turning a 14 to an 18 ) and he strikes again, inflicting three wounds on Atrocitus - enough to kill him, but Atrocitus transfers one of them to Dex-Starr. He strikes a third time, but Atrocitus blocks this blow as well. He shockingly rolls a natural 20 to take a fourth turn, sending Atrocitus flying backwards but failing to harm him.
Atrocitus flies up where he was and immediately obliterates the Decoy, before burning a marker to take command of two of his men. Dex-Starr repositions and immediately rips Kilowog’s throat out... but Kilowog is then revealed to have been a Skrull all along! WHAT A TWIST! Bleez then moves next to Atrocitus and strikes Hal, inflicting two wounds and a third automatic one with Treacherous Rage.
Round Three
Hal claims the initiative and punches Bleez, hard, inflicting two wounds on her and knocking her into Dex-Starr, knocking both of them out. He could be boosted to strike again by Aya, but she holds off.
Jack Moore moves next to Atrocitus, kills the Skrull, and then finishes Hal off with a Burning Touch, burning his only marker.
Razer retreats - there is no victory to be had today, and he is exposed - he will be annihilated swiftly if he remains.
Atrocitus flies up to Aya and strikes her, hard, inflicting two wounds. Rankorr then flies up next to Atrocitus and attempts to strike Aya, but he is lacking in power, and his blow is weak.
Enraged by Atrocitus’s attack on Aya, and spurred on by his love for her (i.e. he rolled an 11 for, +3 for wounded heroes, +3 for Aya’s boost = the required 17), Razer flies into a Righteous and protective Rage. He flies up to Rankorr and unloads on him from low ground, knowing he’ll have to take him out to get to Atrocitus. His first blow inflicts three wounds, and triggers the Rage of Rankorr. His second blow is blocked, but his third finishes Rankorr off. With his final blow, he turns his attention to the nearly felled Atrocitus, but the mighty Lord of the Red Lanterns shrugs his blow aside, and Razer is left spent, but not victorious.
Atrocitus turns his attention towards the traitor Razer, and strikes the exhausted Red Lantern with a devastating blow from high ground, crushing him entirely.
Round Four
Aya claims the initiative, and calmly, logically strikes her aggressor, her disposition taking precedence over her desperate predicament. Atrocitus, however, cares not for her meagre blows.
Atrocitus strikes Aya across the face, hard, inflicting another wound.
Aya blasts again, distracting her assailant, but failing to harm him.
Atrocitus strikes Aya with a comparatively weak blow, but enough to tear off a section of her chassis, leaving her dangerously close to death.
Aya draws all power to her for one final blast... and it pays off, just, leaving the Lord of the Red Lanterns ruined upon the field of battle.
Interceptor Crew victorious - Green Lantern (Aya) 4/5 wounds.
Overview: That was awesome - a beautifully thematic matchup and a brutal bloodbath! The Interceptor Crew works well, and Aya absolutely ties them together - she’s exceptionally useful, providing the quick, easy mobilisation, paired with a strafing run for auto-wounds, and boosting the D20 rolls of exceptional powers like Fearless Charge and Righteous Rage - without the two rolls she boosted when she did, that would have been a massacre, and the Crew would have been slaughtered. As is, they managed to pull off a nail-biting victory, thanks to her. All four members of the crew felt vital, and Aya especially - she makes this build work, just as I hoped she would.
Army Test 2
Map: Ice Blossom by STAROCEAN980 (no glyphs, normal snow, normal ice) Armies;
Green Lantern (Aya) (280), Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner), Indigo-2, 1x Star Sapphire (Uncommon), Kool-Aid Man, Green Construct (Mech Warrior), 1x Green Construct (Shield) (1,210 points) vs.
Yellow Lantern (Thaal Sinestro), Yellow Lantern (Arkillo), Yellow Lantern (Lyssa Drak), 3x Sinestro Corps Soldiers (1,210 points)
Spoiler Alert!
Overview of Green Lantern (Aya’s) performance:
Damage inflicted through normal attacks: 3 wounds on Lyssa Drak, 1 wound on Arkillo
Figures placed through Interceptor Nav Computer: Kyle Rayner Round One Turn Three, Star Sapphire Round Two Turn One, Indigo-2 Round Two Turn Three, Aya Round Three Turn Four
Initiative rolls swung with Interceptor Nav Computer: Round Two
D20 rolls swung with Logical Computation: Indigo-2 inflicts 2 wounds with Eviscerate rather than one once.
Damage inflicted through Interceptor Strike: 2 wounds on Arkillo, 1 wound on Sinestro
Aya, Kyle Rayner, Indigo-2 and the Star Sapphire are the Interceptor Crew. All four are aboard the Interceptor.
Round One
The Interceptor Crew claims the initiative. Kool-Aid Man advances.
Arkillo and a Sinestro Corps Soldier fly forwards, both blasting Kool-Aid Man with their rings, inflicting six wounds between them, spilling nearly all of his fluid.
Kyle swoops down from the Interceptor as Aya opens fire with its primary guns, hitting Arkillo head on for two wounds. Kyle blasts Arkillo, but Arkillo resists.
Arkillo executes the Sinestro Corps Soldier by his side to motivate the rest of the Corps before retreating. Another Soldier flies forwards and blasts Kyle to no avail.
Kyle chases after Arkillo, but succeeds only in knocking him a space backwards.
Sinestro flies up to Kyle and strikes him hard, inflicting two wounds, and the Sinestro Corps Soldier blasts Kyle, but he blocks the blow.
Round Two
Aya’s computations claim initiative for the Interceptor Crew despite Lyssa Drak’s Book of Parallax (IC had a naturally better roll which Lyssa Drak would have just edged out with her boost had Aya not pushed the IC over). Aya’s main guns take aim at Arkillo and Sinestro, inflicting a wound on Sinestro, as the Star Sapphire swoops down and encases Sinestro in a Violet Crystal.
Sinestro remains trapped by the crystal. The Sinestro Corps Soldier blasts the Star Sapphire, killing her in only a single shot.
Indigo-2 flies down from the Interceptor, as Aya’s guns open fire on Arkillo and Sinestro, but miss both of them. Indigo-2 channels Kyle’s Emotional Energy to increase his power and blasts Arkillo, inflicting two wounds.
Sinestro remains trapped. A Sinestro Corps Soldier flies up to Indigo-2 and strikes him in melee, inflicting a wound.
Kyle forms a Shield Construct next to himself and strikes Sinestro, but Sinestro, even trapped within the crystal, resists.
Sinestro breaks free from his crystalline prison, and instantly breaks Kyle’s shield. A Sinestro Corps Soldier blasts Kyle in the back, inflicting a wound.
Round Three
Between Aya’s Computations and Lyssa’s Book of Parallax, a re-roll is forced, which the Sinestro Corps wins. Sinestro and one of his Soldiers both attack Kyle, who shockingly blocks their blows.
Kyle manifests a Mech Warrior construct next to him, which, shockingly, blows a Sinestro Corps Soldier away in a single volley.
Sinestro flies next to the Mech Warrior, and would blow it apart, but Kyle maintains it with Sustained Willpower. The last surviving Sinestro Corps Soldier blasts Indigo-2, inflicting a shocking three wounds.
Aya drops to the far west, blasting Lyssa Drak from height and inflicting a wound.
Sinestro would blast aside the Mech Warrior, but once again, Kyle’s Willpower keeps it going. The Sinestro Corps Soldier strikes Indigo-2, but Indigo-2 blocks.
Indigo-2 channels Arkillo’s Emotional Energy and uses it to Eviscerate the Sinestro Corps Soldier - he rolls a 7, which Aya boosts to a 9, causing him to inflict two wounds rather than just the one.
Round Four
The Sinestro Corps claims the initiative. Sinestro destroys the Mech Warrior, leaving Kyle Rayner exposed. The Sinestro Corps Soldier strikes Indigo-2, but he blocks the blow.Kool-Aid Man runs up to Indigo-2, running through a tree in doing so, causing it to collapse on the last surviving Sinestro Corps Soldier, killing him. Indigo-2 drinks deep from Kool-Aid Man’s sweet, thirst quenching liquid, leaving Kool-Aid Man spent.
Sinestro blasts a tree, causing it to collapse on Kyle, squashing him and eliminating the Crew’s last turn.
Indigo-2 channels Arkillo’s Emotional Energy and flies up to Sinestro, Eviscerating him and inflicting three wounds.
Arkillo flies up next to Aya and smashes her for three wounds.
Round Five
The Sinestro Corps breaks a tie on initiative thanks to Lyssa. Arkillo strikes Aya hard, inflicting another wound.
Aya strikes back, blowing Arkillo away.
Sinestro strikes Indigo-2, but Indigo-2 blocks his blow.
Indigo-2 channels Sinestro’s emotional energy to try to strike him with Force of Fear. It fails, but he burns through the last of his own power to use it again, finishing Sinestro off.
Lyssa Drak advances and blasts Aya to no avail.
Aya claims height and blasts Lyssa, but to no avail.
Round Six
The Interceptor Crew claims the initiative. Aya blasts Lyssa, inflicting two wounds.
Lyssa climbs the far-west hill and blasts Aya, blowing her apart and eliminating the Crew’s next turn.
Lyssa crests the top of the far western hill.
Indigo-2 flies west.
Lyssa holds her ground.
Round Seven
Indigo-2 claims the initiative, and flies to the height of a drift of snow.
Lyssa blasts Indigo-2, inflicting a wound.
Indigo-2 flies up to Lyssa and attempts to strike her over the head with his Indigo stave, but she holds it off.
Lyssa slaughters Indigo-2 before sucking him into the Book of Parallax.
Sinestro Corps victorious, Yellow Lantern (Lyssa Drak) 3/5 wounds, 3/3 battery markers.
Overview: Another fun game. Aya didn’t feel quite as good a fit here as she did with the actual Interceptor Crew, but it was certainly a fun build and I like that there are other options for playing her. She’s a reasonable option for a ‘connective tissue’ figure if you want to build an army from across the emotional spectrum, and she’s fun. Oh, an I really, really like Munk! Channel Emotional Energy is bleeding awesome!
Army Test 3
Map: Beggar’s Canyon (no glyphs) Armies:
Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (Kilowog), Green Lantern (Aya) (280), Red Lantern (Razer), Silver Surfer (C3G) (1,600 points) vs.
Anti-Monitor (1,600 points)
Spoiler Alert!
Overview of Green Lantern (Aya’s) performance:
Damage inflicted through normal attacks: 1 wound on Anti-Monitor
Figures placed through Interceptor Nav Computer: Kilowog Round Two Turn One, Hal Jordan Round Two Turn Three, Razer Round Two Turn Five, Aya Round Three Turn Two
Initiative rolls swung with Interceptor Nav Computer: None
D20 rolls swung with Logical Computation: 1 Fearless Charge roll (led to the most amazing chain reaction)
Damage inflicted through Interceptor Strike: 3 wounds on Anti-Monitor
The Interceptor Crew is Hal, Kilowog, Aya and Razer. All four begin the battle aboard the Interceptor.
Round One
Norrin claims the initiative and flies forwards, burning the X while blasting Anti-Monitor with the Power Cosmic from height, inflicting three wounds.
Anti-Monitor flies to height and blasts Silver Surfer from height, inflicting two wounds.
Silver Surfer flies up to Anti-Monitor and burns OM3 to blast him, inflicting a wound.
Anti-Monitor attempts to blast Silver Surfer, but the Surfer transmutes the anti-matter blast and heals a wound. Anti-Monitor uses Master of Space to teleport to a different location and blast Silver Surfer, but to no avail.
Anti-Monitor blasts Silver Surfer, inflicting two wounds.
Round Two
The Interceptor Crew claims the initiative. The Interceptor streaks by, its guns blasting Anti-Monitor for a wound, as Kilowog swoops down, burns a marker to inspire Hal and Aya, and then punches the Anti-Monitor from low ground, inflicting two wounds.
Anti-Monitor blasts Kilowog, inflicting two wounds and sending him flying backwards into a ruin, the impact into which does not harm him.
The Interceptor streaks past once more, its main guns blazing at the Anti-Monitor, inflicting a further wound. Hal descends in an attack vector towards the Anti-Monitor, and strikes him hard, inflicting three wounds, before spurring himself on with a Fearless Charge, inflicting a further two. A third strike due to a ludicrously lucky Fearless Charge roll (a natural twenty), is weak, and resisted with ease.
The Anti-Monitor blasts Hal, a powerful strike which penetrates his defences, inflicting three wounds, leaving him near felled. The Anti-Monitor then relocates with Master of Space, and blasts Kilowog with anti-matter, erasing him.
Razer swoops down from the Interceptor, and blasts Anti-Monitor even as Aya does from the Interceptor - he inflicts two wounds, and she one.
Anti-Monitor blasts Razer, inflicting a wound.
Round Three
Anti-Monitor claims the initiative, and removes Order Marker 2 from Hal. He then blasts Razer, inflicting a wound.
Aya descends next to Anti-Monitor, engaging him and inflicting a wound.
Anti-Monitor blasts Aya, inflicting two wounds. He then uses Master of Space and blasts her again, but to no avail.
Anti-Monitor blasts Aya, inflicting a further two wounds, leaving her close to destruction.
Razer flies into a Righteous Rage at what he sees, lets loose at Anti-Monitor, inflicting four wounds with his salvo, yet leaving himself spent.
Round Four
Anti-Monitor claims the initiative and removes Order Marker 2 from Hal. He engages Razer, blasting him for two wounds.
Hal flies across to Anti-Monitor and strikes him for a wound. Aya then boosts Hal’s Fearless Charge roll, allowing him to strike again, inflicting two wounds. He then gets a natural 20 and strikes again, but Anti-Monitor blocks. He then Fearless Charges again, but is again blocked. He Fearless Charges a fourth time for a fifth strike, inflicting a wound. On his sixth frenzy (this is getting insane...) he inflicts a colossal three wounds, leaving Anti-Monitor only two wounds off being felled and finally, on his eighth turn, he misses, before finally tiring out. Holy...
Anti-Monitor attempts to Erase his enemies from Existance, but fails. He then uses Master of Space and strikes Razer, wiping him out immediately and eliminating the Crew’s final turn.
Anti-Monitor blasts Hal, who burns through some of his battery to resist him.
Round Five
Anti-Monitor removes the X from Silver Surfer as he claims the initiative. Anti-Monitor blasts Hal, forcing him to burn more of his battery to stay alive. He uses Master of Space and blasts him again, forcing him to burn through more of his battery.
Hal makes a desperate assault on the Anti-Monitor, striking him three times with his horribly depleted ring, inflicting a wound and leaving the Anti-Monitor dangerously close to his demise.
The Anti-Monitor blasts Silver Surfer, completely erasing the former Herald of Galactus from existance and eliminating the last of the Interceptor Crew’s round.
Anti-Monitor blasts Hal again, and Hal is forced to use up the very last of his power to survive the attack.
Round Six
The Interceptor Crew claims the initiative. Hal desperately punches at the godlike Anti-Monitor, but has no impact.
Anti-Monitor eliminates Hal.
Aya blasts Anti-Monitor, but has no impact.
Anti-Monitor attempts to assimilate Aya, but she evades.
Aya tries to blast Anti-Monitor, but cannot manage it. It’s probably for the best, honestly...
Anti-Monitor assimilates Aya.
The Anti-Monitor victorious - Anti-Monitor 29/30 wounds.
Overview: Well, talk about a Pyrrich victory! Aya’s still feeling really solid to me.
Final Thoughts On The Tested Unit:
This is Aya. This is exactly what I hoped for from her and the Interceptor Crew, and I’m exceptionally happy with her and them, and I feel as though the Interceptor Crew will be a go-to 1,200 point block for me in my games from here on out.
September 5th, 2020, 05:26 PM
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