Hi just wondered what your thoughts would be about fielding an army like this in general with no particular opponent.
Characters:
Highborn
Cold One, Heavy Armour, SDC, Enchanted Shield, Lance
Noble
Cold One, Armour of Darkness, Lance
Sorceress
Dispel Scroll, Seal of Ghrond
Core:
4x 5 DR
Special:
4x COC w/spear
2x 5 COK w/fc
Rare:
War Hydra
War Hydra
2 COC and 1 COK unit will work together and charge the same unit/units. The other 2 COC and COK will have the same approach and they will aways be in the middle of the field. The dark riders will deploy on both of the flank with 2 units on each flank. The whole army will move forward at the same speed as the COC. The war hydras well I'll see what too with them when the time comes but mainly for flank charges.
The sorceress will hide somwhere in a forest or a building and just mainly stay out of the way.
Your thougths please and thank so far.
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Last edited by Darthwald on Mon Nov 06, 2006 3:19 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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I think that if you are going to include the amount of stupid units that you did, you should really have a highborn in the area to help them pass their (36 total) tests.
Im not going to do the math right now (its been done before) but Im pretty sure you are failing about 1+ stupidity checks per turn average, when taking 4 checks on Ld8 (the chariots); and that's not acceptable really. With a highborn around the stupid units, you are talking about failing one check every other turn...a world of difference really.
Something to think about.
Im not going to do the math right now (its been done before) but Im pretty sure you are failing about 1+ stupidity checks per turn average, when taking 4 checks on Ld8 (the chariots); and that's not acceptable really. With a highborn around the stupid units, you are talking about failing one check every other turn...a world of difference really.
Something to think about.
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