Grymkin and the COC

phantomsig
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Grymkin and the COC Aug 18, 2017 3:21:35 GMT

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Post by phantomsig on Aug 18, 2017 3:21:35 GMT

Hi all,

I have a few Grymkin players in my meta at the moment, so I thought it would be good to have a thread to talk about them. If it turns out to be useful (and i am semi-competent), we could add it to the tactica. I am at work at the moment so i will fill this out more later tonight. Please reply with your contributions!

CASTERS:

The Child (link):

Trump card: Wrath - The warlock can play this card when an enemy model damages a model in the warlock's battlegroup with an attack. For one round, the FURY stats of models in the warlock's battlegroup currently in its control range are increased by 1.

General thoughts:

Observations so far are lists with a bunch of heavies, WTC 2017 lists confirm this. The heavies hit enormously hard. Using all her tools, the child can make a skin and moans take out the prime axiom in one turn (haven't seen it against a Lucant feat turn yet, anyone else?).

WTC 2017 lists for The Child all have:

- One or more Cage Ragers

- One or more Crabbits

- Two or more Skin & Moans (usually three)

- A Death Knell

- Lady Karianna Rose

- Three or four Gremlin Swarms

Some of the lists have:

- One or two Gorehounds

- One Rattler

Threat ranges:

Battlegroup threat ranges are pretty ridiculous with the child.

Abuse: +2 SPD

Tantrum: 2" of movement if a member of the battlegroup were damaged by enemy attacks while in the spellcaster's command range.

Tantrum can only affect one model, and can be mitigated by damaging models outside her command range. Abuse is more reliable, as it can be cast three times, it also pops pain response.

Skin and moans can threaten 14". Pain response gives them a free charge, and their animus gives them pathfinder.

Cage Ragers can threaten 12". Pain response gives them a free charge

Don't forget only one model get's tantrum, meaning once the first S&M get's 14", the rest get 12". Though on a Trump Card turn, that first S&M will demolish anything it touches.

Syntherion:

Arcanas: Ruin will most probably be chosen. I choose to try and force it out as disabling a S&M with Magnetic Hold early is tempting.

The Dreamer & Phantasm (link):

Trump card: All fall down - The warlock can play this card when a friendly faction model is disabled by an enemy attack while in the warlock's control range. When an enemy model destroys or removes a friendly Faction model from play with an attack during its activation, at the end of its activation the enemy model becomes knocked down. All Fall Down lasts for one turn.

General thoughts:
WTC 2017 Dreamer Lists are all under the Dark Menagerie theme, and have similar combinations.
Common features on all lists:
- One or more Cage Ragers
- One or more Crabbits
- Two or more Skin & Moans
- Lady Karianna Rose
- Death Knell
- Four Gremlin Swarms

Variations on lists include:
- Gorehounds
- Rattlers
- One min unit of Dread Rots
- One Glimmer Imp

Unique lists include
- A single Frightmare

Threat ranges:
With a little more difficulty, the Dreamer is comparable to the Child when it comes to threat ranges, distance wise for a single model, she is better.
Abyssal Gate: Damage an enemy model, place it completely within 3" of its current location. Range 8.
Mirage: 2" apparition

The Child affects her own models, but the Dreamer needs to hit an enemy model with a 3 fury spell.

Skin and moans can threaten a ridiculous 13"-15" if your opponent get the hit with Abyssal Gate. Abyssal Gate PLACES the enemy model, which means our TEPs are a viable target for it...

Mirage only affects one model/unit though, so not all S&Ms have a 15" threat.

The Heretic (link):

Trump card: Reckoning - The warlock can play this card when an enemy model destroys or removes from play a friendly Faction warrior model in the warlock's control range. Friendly faction models gain +2 to attack and damage rolls against the enemy model/unit. When the enemy model/unit is destroyed or removed from play, choose another enemy model/unit to be affected by Reckoning. Reckoning lasts for one round.

General Thoughts:

WTC 2017 lists are more varied than The Child or The Dreamer. Three of the four lists were in the bump in the night theme, one was in Dark Menagerie

WTC 2017 Dark Menagerie:

- Two Cage Ragers

- Two free Crabbits

- Two Frightmares

- Gorehound

- Rattler

- Two Skin and Moans

- Four Gremlin Swarms

- Death Knell

WTC 2017 Bump In The Night:

The lists are fairly varied still. Lord Longfellow makes an appearance in all of them, as do Hollowmen, Crabbits and Gorehounds. Surprisingly the Death Knell is only in one of the three. Cask and Glimmer imps, Twilight Sisters, Murder Crows, and Dread Rots are spread around the three. Double Piggybacks are in one, double Neigh Slayers are in another.

The King of Nothing (link):

Trump card: Taste of ashes - The warlock can play this card when a warbeast in its battlegroup is disabled by an enemy attack while in the warlock's control range. When a warbeast in the warlock's battlegroup is disabled by an enemy attack while in the warlock's control range, after the attack is resolved the attacker and the d3 enemy models nearest to it suffer d3 points of magical damage. Taste of Ashes lasts for one turn.

General Thoughts:

Gives all models Ghostly so forget about using terrain to your advantage. No threat range extension though to make up for it. A Skin and Moans can threat a max of 10", so if you are going to go after it with a TEP, make sure it dies (or Mother has given it Reposition).

Two lists with him in WTC2017. One in each of the themes. Common models are a Cage Rager, Crabbits, and Three Rattlers! A mix of other models can be seen (Gremlin Swarms for Dark Menagerie, Hollowmen and Dread Rots for Bump etc.) Lady Karianna Rose is in the DM list, and Lord Longfellow is in the bump list.

The Wanderer (link):

Trump card: Divergent path - The warlock can play this card when he is damaged by an enemy attack. The warlock can transfer damage from this attack without spending a fury point. After an attack is resolved, the warlock can be placed in the location of any of his road markers.

General thoughts:

Fog of war and star-crossed is a ridiculous combination sent by the devil, add four gremlin swarms and you have fun times. A TEP and Optifex Directive (OD) unit could theoretically deal with these problems.

Assassination is probably not going happen with this guy.

Threat ranges:
Every model can have it's threat range extended by the Wanderer, but it is a lot of work for him. You can avoid it
Hidden Paths: If one of your models touches one of the Wanderer's crossroad markers, one grymkin faction model can advance up to 2"
Beacon: If the Wanderer's spray gun hits one of your models, that model get's beacon, giving Grymkin faction models +2" when charging it. It does mean that the Wanderer is 10" away from you, but his mechanics (Starcrossed, Crossroads and Trump card) mean he is pretty safe.

Syntherion:

Arcanas: Ruin will most probably be chosen (because Syntherion)

Repudiate negates magnetic hold. 3 out of 4 spells of t/he wanderer are tooled against Syntherion (see general). I felt so helpless. Would Directrix work better?

WTC 2017:

Four lists in the WTC. Two Bump In The Nights, one Dark Menagerie, and one with no theme.

Common features in BITN are the Twilight Sisters, Neigh Slayers, Hollowmen, Lord Longfellow, Glimmer Imps, Gorehounds and Crabbits.

Common fetures in all lists are Glimmer imps

Zevanna Agha, The Fate Keeper (link):

Feat: Hour of reckoning - The Old Witch gains the benefit of all of her Arcane Machinery effects this activation

Arcane Machinery:

Arcane calibrations - Reduce the COST of each spell this model casts this activation by 1.

Divinator - While in this model's control range, models in its battlegroup can reroll failed attack rolls. Each roll can be rerolled only once as a result of Divinator.

Hellhole - Return d3 friendly destroyed Faction Grunts to play. Models return with 1 unmarked damage box. Place the returned Grunts completely within this model's command range, in formation, and completely within 3" of another model in their unit. Returned Grunts must forfeit their Combat Actions the turn they are returned to play.
Range Amplifier - When this model casts a spell and is the point of origin for the spell, the spell gains +5 RNG.
Vexing Alignment - Increase this model's control range by 4".

General thoughts:

ARCANA:

Labyrinth:

The warlock can play this card when an enemy model advances and ends its movement in the warlock's control range. For one round, enemy models beginning their activations in the warlocks control's control range suffer -2 SPD that activation.

General thoughts:

Threat range reducer. Axis feat pre-emptive counter? Not too sure how the interactions will work with this one as it affects enemy models beginning their activations in the warlock's control range, not currently in the control range.

Pandemonium:

The warlock can play this card when an enemy non-warcaster, non-warlock model issues an order while in the warlock's control range. The model's unit is not affected by the order. Warlock and warcaster units are not affected by pandemonium.

General thoughts:

This negates a press forward order, thus removing the ability for one unit to charge. Shield wall on the recipricators and obstructors is another target.

Ruin:

The warlock and play this card when an enemy model targets a model in the warlock's control range with a spell. The spell does not take effect, but it is still considered to be cast and its COST remains spent. Additionally, all enemy upkeep spells in the warlock's control range expire.

Syntherion:

I think Ruin will always be taken against Syntherion, and Magnetic hold (MH) will always be the target. I played a game where I decided to cast MH to force the arcana, but forgot about the upkeep thing, I then lost hotshot and reconstruct. If you DO cast it, make sure models with the upkeeps are not within the warlock's control range.

Axis:
All of Axis's spells cost 2 which means Ruin won't hurt casting too much, but he has a lot of upkeeps that would hurt to lose. Keep his upkeeps in mind if facing Ruin.

Aurora:
Aerogenesis is a cost 3 spell, and a big tool of hers. If she upkeeps 1 and allocates 1, Ruining Aerogenesis would actually be a bit of a blow.

Lucant:
Deceleration is a cost 3 spell, and he only has 6 focus. That being said i don't see Ruin being used too much against him, though losing Watcher would make a Grymkin player happy.

Directrix:
An 8 focus ranged caster, with two spells that won't be used against Grymkin, and every warjack is an arc node. Ruin will probably not be seen here.

Sacrifice:

The warlock can play this card when an enemy model destroys a friendly faction model in the warlock's control range. After the destroyed model is removed from the table, you can remove all damage points from each friendly Grymkin model in the warlock's control range.

General thoughts:

If this arcana is chosen, you need to make sure you commit to killing models in lieu of spreading the damage around. You should even consider this for the whole game, as any damage you have done in previous turns would be removed the moment you destroy a model.

Watch the TEP. Because all damage is simultaneous, if you critically damage models and kill at least one, Sacrifice will reverse your good work. Alternatively, if you do a bunch of damage to more than 1 multi wound model, that work will be reversed as soon as you kill another model

Ill Omens:

The warlock can play this card when an enemy model destroys a friendly faction warrior model in the warlock's control range. For one round, enemy models suffer -1 to attack and damage rolls.

General thoughts:

Could be used to blunt your alpha strike.

Directrix:

If taken against Directrix, i am not sure it would be played on her feat turn, as rat/mat 7 is still pretty good. I *think* it would be played on an off turn of hers, as rat/mat 4 would be fairly painful to work with. This could be paired with shroud, as stealth on her feat turn would semi-counter her shooting (minus assimilators, but the PA is usually people's first concern).

The Shadow:

The warlock can play this card when an enemy model advances into and ends its movement in the melee range of a smaller-based friendly Faction model in the warlock's command range. Immediately add a Faction heavy warbeast to the warlock's battlegroup, placing it in play anywhere completely within 5"of the small-based friendly Faction model. The warbeast cannot advance. The warbeast is removed from play after one round.

General thoughts:

I don't think surprise heavies are a good thing at all. Keep in mind the rule about the base sizes if you want to work around it, though the Grymkin player will probably place small based models around bigger ones.

Fortune's Path:

The warlock can play this card when an enemy model misses a friendly Faction model in the warlock's control range with an attack. For one round, friendly Faction models gain +1 to attack and damage rolls against enemy models in the warlock's control range.

General thoughts:

Shroud:

The warlock can play this card when a friendly faction model is destroyed by an enemy ranged attack while in the warlock's command range. For one round, friendly faction models gain stealth while in the warlock's control range.

General thoughts:

Command range can be worked around (i.e. don't kill anything in the command range).

Directrix:

A counter for her feat turn (maybe?, i don't know what im doing).

Accursed:

The warlock can play this card when a friendly faction model with a corpse token is damaged by an enemy while in the warlock's control range. While in the warlock's control range. Enemy models lose incorporeal, tough, and undead and cannot have damage removed from them. Additionally, enemy non-warbeast models lose construct while in the warlock's control range. Accursed lasts for one round.

General thoughts:

Will probably be used fairly often. More so when the list you are playing has lots of models (i.e. infantry lists, though servitor swarms as well).

Gives corpse tokens to the enemy on kills of our contruct models

Prevents repairs! Don't forget that

Desolation:

The warlock can play this card when an enemy model advances into and ends its Normal Movement in the warlock's control range. Center a 4" AOE on the enemy model. You choose whether the AOE is acid bath, burning earth, forest, hill, rubble, or shallow water terrain. You can choose to remove the AOE from the table at the start of any of your turns.

General thoughts:

Looks like a pretty cool tool, and could be very inconvenient

Last Edit: Sept 23, 2017 2:15:17 GMT by phantomsig

phantomsig
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Grymkin and the COC Aug 18, 2017 3:21:46 GMT

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Post by phantomsig on Aug 18, 2017 3:21:46 GMT

WARBEASTS:
Skin and moans:
Cage rager:
Frightmare:
Rattler (link):

Gives countercharge to itself and its warlock (I suspect the child may like this).

Between Berserk, Overtake, and a 10" raw threat range, it looks to be able to shred through infantry.

No native pathfinder.

Crabbit (link):

If an Arcana or Trump card requires a model in the warlocks battlegroup to be hit or damaged, the crabbit poses a threat in that it can be used to take a hit and trigger the card.

With The Child, it can be given Discord/Wailing, and sent/jumped a decent distance to prevent enemy models from giving and receing orders

Gorehound:

BATTLE ENGINES:
Death knell (link):
You will find the Death Knell in a lot of grymkin lists. It gives +2 ARM to models within 4" + (1" x Corpse tokens). It collects, stores, and distributes corpse tokens to feed models around it. It is similar in importance as the Corollary of the Grymkin (correct me if i am wrong here!). If you can kill it, please do!

SOLOS:
Lord longfellow:
Witchwood:
Glimmer imp:
Lady karianna rose:

Gremlin Swarm (link):
These little buggers are going to be the bane of 2017 I think. They will mess up your jacks (crippling so in my experience) and score and contest flags. I *think* they don't block drags as they are incorporeal (someone confirm please).

TEP(s) and an Optifex Directive (OD) unit are a counter for these guys. As are Assimilators and an OD. Monitors generally are not, as you are using an expensive warjack and a unit to take out a single low point (or even free) solo (the Assimilator can at least cover other models with ground pounder if need be).

Another option is to float a servitor close to one or more Gremlin Swarms. Then give a Cipher magical weapons, and do a bombardment attack centered on that servitor.

Don't forget your caster's offensive spell(s)! Makes an ADO more valuable.

Trapperkin:
Cask imp:

UNITS:
Murder crows:
Piggybacks:

TEPs can hurt these guys.

No native pathfinder.

Hollowmen:

Don't underestimate a charge from these guys. With Fury from the Heretic, they can do some damage.

Watch out for the Accursed arcana, if you have a lot of models, it could be used to replenish the ranks.

No native pathfinder.
Lantern man:

Priority target. Gives the recursion.

Dread rots:

No native pathfinder

Neigh slayers:

Pathfinder on the charge, so don't rely on Cipher bombardment

Twilight sisters:
Mad caps:

Last Edit: Aug 29, 2017 1:44:10 GMT by phantomsig

phantomsig
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Grymkin and the COC Aug 18, 2017 3:22:10 GMT

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Post by phantomsig on Aug 18, 2017 3:22:10 GMT

OVERALL GENERAL THOUGHTS:

Optifex Directive (OD) are even more important in your lists these days, until Gremlin Swarms get nerfed at least (if they do).
Hollowmen, Dread Rots and Piggybacks, can not get pathfinder. Using one or more Ciphers, and some servitors, you can pepper their path with difficult terrain, really hampering their advances.

The poor alpha strike hypothesis:
In general, Grymkin want to take a punch and use that punch to trigger buffs before counter punching decisively. If you can force them into a poor alpha strike and then counter punch that, it should improve your odds.

Casters:
Axis: Run Galvanizers forward and feat defensively.
Lucant: Run forward and cast "Lucant's feat"

Last Edit: Aug 24, 2017 12:33:06 GMT by phantomsig

phantomsig Junior Strategist Posts: 160	Grymkin and the COC Aug 18, 2017 3:22:57 GMT Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by phantomsig on Aug 18, 2017 3:22:57 GMT REFERENCES: battlecollege.org BATTLE REPORTS: 2017: Axis vs The Child CREDITS: rustedgear Korianneder
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Grymkin and the COC Aug 21, 2017 14:03:41 GMT via mobile

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Post by rustedgear on Aug 21, 2017 14:03:41 GMT

So, my experience Vs Grymkin is a bit limited, so far. These are the hints that I can come up with so far:

- Gremlin swarms will mess up your jacks and score flags. They are a priority target. Use Optifex Directive to give TEP (or whatever) magical attacks and wipe them out ASAP.

- In general Grymkin want to take a punch and use that punch to trigger buffs before counter punching decisively. If you can force them into a poor alpha strike and then counter punch that, it should improve your odds. I think Axis is the best caster for this strategy. The strategy would be to run Galvanizers forward and feat defensively.

Im open to further suggestions/corrections.

phantomsig
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Grymkin and the COC Aug 22, 2017 0:51:24 GMT via mobile

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Post by phantomsig on Aug 22, 2017 0:51:24 GMT

Both great points rusted gear!

I especially like the TEP against the gremlins, it could also be used to negate the wanderer a bit (extra dice for star crossed, and sprays ignore concealment)

Giving a poor alpha, Lucant maybe?

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Grymkin and the COC Aug 22, 2017 14:37:51 GMT via mobile

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Post by walden on Aug 22, 2017 14:37:51 GMT

I played a game against the heretic. Accursed is a b****. Want to heal your stuff? Can't it's not a construct anymore. Do you have a prime Axiom with down systems? You're safe right you can repair it it's immune to Grievous wounds. But not if it's a living model. Also you give corpses for everything he kills. This card is annoying. Depending on your list composition it isn't always brutal. But it can be bad.

phantomsig Junior Strategist Posts: 160	Grymkin and the COC Aug 22, 2017 20:31:16 GMT Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by phantomsig on Aug 22, 2017 20:31:16 GMT It does look pretty annoying. What model did you hit to trigger it? Was there an option to not target a model with a corpse token? Or was it Dark Menagerie where everybody get's a corpse token?

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Grymkin and the COC Aug 24, 2017 5:20:25 GMT via mobile

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Post by walden on Aug 24, 2017 5:20:25 GMT

Aug 22, 2017 20:31:16 GMT phantomsig said:

It does look pretty annoying. What model did you hit to trigger it? Was there an option to not target a model with a corpse token? Or was it Dark Menagerie where everybody get's a corpse token?

I think it was a dead rot. However we may have played it wrong.

phantomsig Junior Strategist Posts: 160	Grymkin and the COC Aug 24, 2017 12:13:15 GMT Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by phantomsig on Aug 24, 2017 12:13:15 GMT Aug 24, 2017 5:20:25 GMT walden said: I think it was a dead rot. However we may have played it wrong. No that sounds about right! Did he have hollow men? That would have made accursed pretty damn frightening

phantomsig
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Grymkin and the COC Aug 24, 2017 12:28:07 GMT

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Post by phantomsig on Aug 24, 2017 12:28:07 GMT

So i've created a list that i think may counter Grymkin pretty well:

Convergence Army - 75 / 75 points
[Theme] Destruction Initiative

(Lucant 1) Father Lucant, Divinity Architect [+28]
- Cipher [16]
- Cipher [16]
- Corollary [6]
- Diffuser [6]
- Diffuser [6]
Accretion Servitors [2]
Accretion Servitors [2]
Attunement Servitors [0(4)]
Elimination Servitors [3]
Reflex Servitors [0(4)]
Reflex Servitors [0(4)]
Reflex Servitors [0(4)]
Optifex Directive [4]
Optifex Directive [4]
Transfinite Emergence Projector [19]
Transfinite Emergence Projector [19]

Gremlin swarms are sorted. Between the TEPs, Ciphers (with a servitor to target) and Optifex Directives I don't think they will survive
Against the Wanderer, fog of war and star crossed are negated by the TEPs
Against the Dreamer, only the Optifex Directive and the Corollary can be knocked down!
The ciphers and servitors can be used to create rough terrain in front of infantry. With little pathfinder, it creates some difficulties for your opponent.
Against Hollowmen, well, shield guards for days + deceleration (watch for Ruin), there is little to worry about
Not sure how this list would go against Dark Menagerie beast heavy lists, but i am looking forward to finding out.

I played against a good friend. He doesn't have a death knell yet, so was disadvantaged by that. It was The Heretic and a bump in the night list. He had two units of hollowmen, one unit of dread rots, and one unit of piggybacks. Lucant and friends dealth with the hollowmen, and the difficult terrain really ruined the dread rots and piggyback's day (though terrain did favour this tactic with a forest already placed inconveniently for him).

Gonna play a few more games to see.

Thoughts? How would this list go against Cygnar? Thinking of making it my Cygnar/Grymkin/Shooting drop.

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Grymkin and the COC Aug 24, 2017 15:37:45 GMT via mobile

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Post by Korianneder on Aug 24, 2017 15:37:45 GMT

I'm not sure that list will work very well against beast heavy child lists. She can bring the arcana that makes all your models living for no repairs and corpses for her from all the servitors. She can easily clear out heavies under Lucants feat turn with a 14 inch threat in skin and moans. I think Axis is better against beast heavy grymkin because of his feat.

phantomsig
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Grymkin and the COC Aug 24, 2017 20:32:04 GMT

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Post by phantomsig on Aug 24, 2017 20:32:04 GMT

Thanks Korianneder!

You are usually spot on with this sort of thing, Axis would indeed be very effective, and there may be a TEP in the axis list so the gremlin swarms are catered for.

Either way, can you avoid the trump card until the last minute? You have to hit a model in the child's battlegroup, which would also be the trigger for accursed (as they will all have a corpse token). The 14" threat range is also due to tantrum, which could be avoided at the same time, though 12" is still a decent threat range. Another issue is that you are loading up the enemy with corpse tokens as you shoot away gremlin swarms

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Grymkin and the COC Aug 25, 2017 4:21:23 GMT

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Post by Korianneder on Aug 25, 2017 4:21:23 GMT

Aug 24, 2017 20:32:04 GMT phantomsig said:

Thanks Korianneder !

You are usually spot on with this sort of thing, Axis would indeed be very effective, and there may be a TEP in the axis list so the gremlin swarms are catered for.

Either way, can you avoid the trump card until the last minute? You have to hit a model in the child's battlegroup, which would also be the trigger for accursed (as they will all have a corpse token). The 14" threat range is also due to tantrum, which could be avoided at the same time, though 12" is still a decent threat range. Another issue is that you are loading up the enemy with corpse tokens as you shoot away gremlin swarms

It's difficult to avoid triggering tantrum and accursed. Child seems to play a very bricky list and always in dark menagerie. She also can play pretty far up because she's hard to kill. Axis is the best bet for preventing triggering them. He brings the fewest amount of guns that can be shield guarded. One way Child can trigger them is having a crabbit within 5 inches of her then that crabbit shield guards a model another three inches away. Then since the crabbit was hit and the crabbit is in both her command range and her battlegroup it can trigger both of them. Axis usually only brings a TEP or two which can't be shield guarded.

The gremlin swarms are probably the most annoying things in her list. The optifex directive is mandatory to remove these contesting models. I played against her in a tournament and lost on scenario because I had two TEP and only one unit of mechanics. I couldn't clear out the other zone because I had no magic weapons to remove these little buggars. They got base to base with the TEP, did 4-6 damage a turn and hit them with mischief. It was annoying.

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