In my opinion (and I've played this pairing with not too-dissimilar list in a few national events last year), you're in for auto-losses against most competitive lists in the current meta. At least, in the sense that you will have to outclass your opponent play level (and/or training in the matchup) if they're dropping competitive lists. It's not technically auto-losses, since against Legion, a lot of silly accidents tend to happen to wardudes on the field
Good players will recognize this as their only loose condition however, and will never give you the chance.
Also, sadly, in Legion today, if you don't play Kallus1 jam nor Absy2, you're going to struggle anyway.
But that's not really the problem, you play Legion for the fun and the flair
Lists that I have found will make you wish you didn't play this game:
- Harby, with (hopefully only one) judicator, with or without a pair of archons. Nothing much to say here, she just outclass you in every game aspect, and has 9 shield guards (which at least you won't mind to much with all your sprays, but they tend to screen correctly in melee too). The judicator removes the Blightbringer in 2 turns of shooting, or one heavy per turn. She recurses, you don't. Golab is your master piece, but he can't be everywhere (especially since he need to be in cover/out of judicator range).
- Garryth2 will debuff you and shoot you to death with uncatchable tridents. It's one of the most enjoyable bad matchup, since you usually can remove his melee jam unit and destroy a few jacks, which gives you something gratifying to do. At least you've got Banishing ward on the Blight Bringer.
- Zaal2 with also let you break a few stones before hitting you like a truck, while being near unvulnerable next turn. Also almost anything Skorne with a turtle (or two) will probably just out-attrition you on the long run. I don't like Skorne so it's probably mostly personal, but it's certainly the less enjoyable of the matchups.
- Tharns. You don't have the volume of attacks or enough grievious wound to counter Tharns. The LotF can still almost kill a BB or a throne by himself (but he won't bother if he can take Golab instead). All the undying characters (death wolves, brigitte & boy) will cost you so much to remove you won't have any attack left for the BG or the surviving tharns.
- Dreamer with a bunch of heavies. Any beast-heavy grymkin list in fact. Even post-cockatrix-nerf, all they ever needed to beat us were 3 cage rages to tank us and 2 S&M to kill our 2 heavies in one turn. Dreamer just tends to do it better. Usually comes with a bunch of incorporeal solos to hold scenario but you're a little better off with your naga than me without.
There are a lot of bad to very bad matchups elsewhere but those are the one that came back to me each tournament, and felt especially one-sided.
Me and my other Legion friend have designed lists that have a fair chance against each of these, but you can't bring 6 lists to a tournament.
So I usually hope for first turn then put a lot of caster kill pressure on the opponent and hope they're noob enough to be afraid of this and let me score up on scenario before I have nothing left. Then sometime in the heat of destroying my army they forget about caster kill again and I win the game. I feel most at ease for this with the twins, so they're usually my default "do your worst" drop.
Still, don't let my post discourage you, there are also a lot of other sub-factions which will give you fun games in the middle tier of tournaments.
And Legion is still one of the funniest faction to play with (outside of Kallus1 jam or Anamag ogruns).
(also note that I play in a small national meta, where you're garanteed to play WTC-level players as soon as you go in the top half of the rankings, and I for myself train less and less with each passing month... when I don't play in tournaments with WTC players I actually tend to win the tournament
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