Re: [Epic] Uncheesy detachments

From: Thane Morgan <thane_at_...>
Date: Mon, 09 Feb 1998 13:43:13 -0700

> > Also, there are cheesy companies, upon which there are
> > zero restrictions... the titan BGs come to mind here. It's
> > pretty damn silly when a single warlord costs you 900 points
> > and a special slot while THREE warlords costs you 1500 points
> > and GIVES you a special slot (and 5 more support slots). Some
> > would stick the Wind Rider Host in this category as well, but
> > ever since TL allowed you to shoot at them in CC I think their
> > value plummeted tremendously.
> >
> ----> BG's are great when everyone has them, but if you only
> have 1 titan, you're going to get screwed. Get 'em in threes. Wind
> riders dropped considerably in everyone's eyes once we figured that out.
> Eldar was still hell on Chaos, but not the way they once were. A unit
> which had been considered a little underpriced was suddenly seen as
> maybe overpriced...
> > > > > I like the flexibilty of the new
> > > > > system but it's certainly open to abuse.
> > > >

You must have had kinder eldar players: The one I usually played had the
whole table under a bike assault watch. If any unit came out from under
a "first fire unbrella", it was almost gauranted to be hit by at least
two units of bikes. Once we figured out that vypers couldn't enter
forests it was a little easier, but advancing a titan was always a
bitch; Luke was never one to worry about wasting 3 100 point bike units
when a 500 -900 point titan was around.

When I played chaos against him, he typically had 9 prism cannons
(counts as psychic) to nuke my demons with. We actually played a battle
where I had 2 LOB's to his 5 companies of falcons. Mine were the
remenants of a previous campaign battle, his was a mopping up force. I
did manage to kill ~12 with deathstorms before he got enough into range
to melt the LOB's and the surrounding 30 yards of terrain with laser
blasts.

Thane
Received on Mon Feb 09 1998 - 20:43:13 UTC

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