
So this past weekend was WAR Games Con here in Austin, Texas and, like I posted last, I decided to break out my old Craftworld Eldar. You can see the list I played here. After Day 1 I sat at 76 points, two shy of the top bracket, unfortunately.
Game V
Spearhead
Random Game Length
Primary: Seize Ground (3)
Secondary: Capture and Control
Tertiary: Have more total units in opponents deployment zone then they have in yours.
Game 5 I played against Matt and his Daemons, who had been my Game 3 opponents teammate when we played in the Doubles Tournament. All told, this meant I faced 72 Fiends in 3 days, here is his list:
HQ
Keeper of Secrets w/ stuff
Herald w/ Legion, Chariot, Bolt
The Masque
Elites
6*Fiends
6*Fiends
6*Fiends
Troops
5*Horrors w/ Bolt
5*Horrors w/ Bolt
5*Horrors w/ Bolt
5*Horrors w/ Bolt, Icon, Changeling
Heavy Support
Daemon Prince w/ Mark of Nurgle, Noxious Touch, Flight, Iron Hide, Cloud of Flies, Breath
Daemon Prince w/ Mark of Tzeentch, Bolt, Breath
Daemon Prince w/ Mark of Tzeentch, Bolt, Gaze
Matt gave me first turn, so I deployed and circled the wagons (seen below)
My Jetbikes reserved in turn 2 and finally found something they are better than in combat.
12/30. boo. I did make this fun little score/contest move though...
1 comment:
Heh, I'm jealous of you getting to play demons twice in a tournament. I haven't played against demons in a tournament for months (maybe even years?)
Still, the list(s) have looked solid so far, and dealing with 18 fiends plus everything else is definitely a pain, especially for Eldar, whose offensive output is kind of limited, in favor of maneuverability etc.
Good reports though, :)
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