4) Why should the bonesinger heal infantry? Do the Eldar
have wraithbone in their bodies? If so, are their bodies
made entirely of wraithbone? It's a whole different matter
to fix flesh. Doesn't really matter if the skeleton is
whole if there isn't any blood or flesh left :)
The Mekboy gargant seems tough to take out. Im going to
play my Slann against the Orks this sunday, and the orks
are fielding a Mekboy Gargant. I looked at the rules
closely, and it seems really tough to take out. Equip
it with a CC weapon, and charge a titan with it. With
it's CAF and the fact that we almost never mount CC
weapons when we field titans is a sure way to take out
the opponents expensive titans. Just sit back and listen
to your opponents cry of disbelief, which is sure to
be a cry of dispear as his titan bites the bullet...
Rune
-----Original Message-----
From: Warprat
To: netepic_at_egroups.com
Sent: 06.04.00 07:25
Subject: Re: [NetEpic ML] Eldar and Orks
My take on things.
Eldar:
1) Eldar Heavy Weapon Guardians, make them come in 6, one attack,
350pts.
2) Wave Serpents, make them a Special Card, or increase cost to 300pts.
Allow to move over water.
3) Doomweaver, scatter 1d6 instead of 2d6.
4) Bonesinger, allow healing on infantry too.
5) Exarch, make this a normal card, decrease cost to 300pts.
6) Dreadnoughts, allow to move as infantry, except in buildings.
Orks:
1) Mekboy Geargant, something BAD should happen if the shield roll is
failed. Really, you don't even need to worry about it untill the end of
turn 3. By then, the game is over.
Warprat ;)
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