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Good catch. I don't know why I thought 8 spell generation. /shrug. Yes, Id go 5 Undeath 1 death 1 light 1 vampire and Rize

Here is my 2500 point Nagash list: Nagash (5 Undeath/1Death/1*Vampire/1Light) and Ryze Necromancer (Level 2 Vampire) Dispel Scroll 38 Skeleton (VC) Warriors Full command 38 Skeleton (VC) Warriors Full command 30 Zombie Horde w/ Standard 30 Zombie Horde w/ Standard 5 Hexwraith 5 Hexwraith 1 Spirit Host 1 Spirit Host 1 Spirit Host Casket of Souls Herotitan It plays to the strengths of Nagash. Which is to raise what you truly need when and where you truly need it. It should be the closest thing to a guarantee you'll get for a good magic phase, and a dominating magic phase. Which you'll need. My preferred Magic phase with this list would be a double one. The reason for the 5 spells in Undeath is to "guarantee" all the spells you actually want or need. You could probably drop to 4 if you wanted, but I can use any of the spells and want to make sure I get the ones I truly want. I want 4, 5, 6. I'm thinking of upping it to 5 spells in Undeath and dropping Light signature. (shrug) The Signature Death spell, unless I can pull Soulblight, or Purple Sun against certain armies. The Signature Vampire spell, always traded for. The Signature Light spell, and you can trade that if you feel like it. I like to have a good cheap Magic Missile in my arsenal of spells though. In this list I play a lot of ethereal. Against some armies they are money as a stopgap. If you get a chance to hold up a unit of knights or a steamtank with a spirithost, super sweet. At the bare minimum they will be speed bumps and redirects. Hexwraiths have a different purpose. They play the roll of the warmachine hunters, speedbumps (although expensive), and all around choice target. You are going to need to give your opponent some other choices to deal with other than Nagash. My core is there to give me my fortitude. My core choices are definitely not everyone's core choices though. I like Skeletons. That's all I have to say about that. Casket/Herotitan are there to ensure a good magic phase. Hopefully a dominating magic phase. So the breakdown of the units I'd personally summon. Razkhar- The Abyssal Swarm (Spell 4) - Boosted - 8 Sepulchral Stalkers. 8 artillery of auto hits that will still be able to shoot just after this magic phase. Still wound the fastest units on 6s with no armor save. Yes please. Unboosted - 4 spirit host. Kandorak - The Harbinger (Spell 5) - Boosted - Casket/Terrorgheist. Unboosted - I don't know. Build a cool character. Akar'aran - The Dark Riders (Spell 6) - 10 Hexwraiths/8 chariots w/ musician/9 Bloodknights. Ryze - The Grave Call (Signature) - Boosted - 11 Crypt horrors w/ champion. As far as Strategy with Nagash. Keep him alive. Block line of sight as best you can to any and all warmachines until you can deal with those warmachines. Yes, he has 7 wounds and a 4+ ward. That wont be much comfort when 2 lucky dwarf cannons plow through him. So the best I can say is to protect him as best you can. That will be tough. He will be your opponents number one target.

I think the models look great. I am reticent about how they explain when people will get the models. It sounds very open ended.

I like it. One thing I recommend is giving your general on bone breaker either a ward save or charmed shield. He is pretty vulnerable. The rat ogres don't give him a look out sir due to the fact he is monstrous cavalry. Just a recommendation. Good list.

This post is stupid. You give Black Sheep a bad name. Quitter!

Well, it is a hoverboard. So Back to the Future 2 is historically correct.

I hope I didn't give you a complex. I'm working on my VC/Army of the Undead right now. Just converted a very Vampire Counts-ish Casket of Souls. It looks awesome.

I like it very much.

So disgusting gorgeous. I'm pleasure vomiting.

I'm a fan of them. Nothing truly broken in any of the ones I've read so far. Some strengths in there, but nothing that over the top. Probably my only issue is that they constantly update them, which means if you print them out they could be different a week down the road. So keeping up on them is a bit tough. If you use them, I'd just pdf them onto a tablet.

The trials and tribulations of a powerful woman, whose sole job is to stand and scream at the heavens in an effort to stave off the evils of society.

...it's not.

Are you planning on going to the East coast to partake upon one the Masters events? I don't know of any events on the west coast that use the Master's FAQs. From the Dimensional Cascade website for Sparkle Party Deathmatch: Warhammer 8th Edition rules with army composition and Lore of Undeath from Warhammer Nagash and most current Games Workshop Errata and FAQ’s will be used . And I don't think we are planning on using the Master's FAQs in the Black Sheep Brawl in March. I think you are worrying about something that wont ever affect you at all personally.

Since the rule in question is in the unit entry and not in the "Army Special Rules" section of the army book I would say that you could use the special rule. The wording is ponderous though, due to the fact that it does stipulate "Tomb Kings army". The book did come out before the Nagash book, so that is easier to overlook. And from a fluff standpoint I definitely see the reason for characters to continue to join the units while on chariots. So basically, I would definitely not have a problem with characters joining the chariot unit. Yet rules as written it would be forbidden. [big bad swear word] it. Do it anyways. Or ask the tournament director before the tournament how they are going to rule it, just to prevent an issue later. Or... [big bad swear word] it. Do it anyways.

I'm talking about the new Nurgle guys. Not the Dark Elves. I don't think highly of the new Nurgle unit.

I'll challenge that unit with my Grey Seer.

I doubt that will happen. The Nagash book references actual books and units from those books.

I'm not talking about allies though. In talking about the combined books. In the End times they've put a list of all the units you can take in the combined armies. I don't like allies either. It leaves huge openings for broken combos.

I like the combined books. More options and more versatile armies are enjoyable to see.

Sounds about right to me. On all accounts.

That's racist.

I'm pretty excited too. I love what they did with the Undead. Can't wait to see what's in store for the 4 gods.

That would be an epic event. Where the only rankings were how many favorite opponent pins your team got. It would definitely be one of a kind.

Ya. Jeez. At least Hollywood has 4 or 5. BBC losers...

Reminds me of the 4th edition fantasy cutouts.