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Post by dragash on Nov 9, 2019 16:26:16 GMT
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Post by Trollock on Nov 9, 2019 20:40:35 GMT
I tried him once with morv1 in wild hunt. He can do a lot of damage but you have to play him really far back imo.
I preyed a unit of doomreavers with him that i knee would come forward. He got a token or two from shoothing them, and when they died, THAT is where he starts to shine. Move prey to something valuable. Damage it with a wyrd or wot not, shoot it with a double boosted pow 14 and sic em a couple of war wolves.
If you can keep the wolf with no name alive for the late game with a couple of tokens he will be real good. The trick is playing it cool till you are there i think.
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snoozer
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Post by snoozer on Nov 11, 2019 12:53:04 GMT
I will try him out, I got one for Riot Auest anyways because I love the model  I think Trollock is spot on with his analysis. |
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Post by dragash on Nov 11, 2019 15:18:13 GMT
I tried him once with morv1 in wild hunt. He can do a lot of damage but you have to play him really far back imo. I preyed a unit of doomreavers with him that i knee would come forward. He got a token or two from shoothing them, and when they died, THAT is where he starts to shine. Move prey to something valuable. Damage it with a wyrd or wot not, shoot it with a double boosted pow 14 and sic em a couple of war wolves. If you can keep the wolf with no name alive for the late game with a couple of tokens he will be real good. The trick is playing it cool till you are there i think. Thanks for the reply. That sounds like a good strategy. |
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I think Trollock is spot on with his analysis.