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Have you played Cities: Skylines? It's supposedly Sim City but much better. I haven't played it but have heard good things. My wife really likes playing Banished. It's a civilization builder with no military component. It might be what you're looking for... though I haven't played this one either.

I think its "Owlcat Games", and yes it is on steam for $40. There are still quite a few bugs but I think this game is well worth full retail for fans of BG. It feels like a spiritual successor to BG 1 and 2.

I've been playing Pathfinder: Kingmaker. This game is so good! It plays like Baldur's Gate but with Pathfinder rules (based on D&D 3.5). Highly recommended for fans of the party based isometric RPG genre.

I have TONS of bits from almost every army. If you still need guns after talking to the other guys let me know!

I played against the four Knight list this year. I had never played against pure Knights before so I jumped at the opportunity. It was one of my better OFCC games this year... and I had five excellent games! Please bring Will back next year 👍

My Howling Banshees killed a Shadowsword in the assault phase! They then died to a model from the resulting explosion. Sure it only had one wound left but that's hardly relevant 😁

I have an assembled and primed black Hydra that's literally gathering dust. I'd be happy to sell it ($30?) or trade it. I have the Wyvern bits too.

Here's what I have left to paint: Eldrad 5 Warlocks 30 Guardian Defenders 10 Storm Guardians 6 Jetbikes Wave Serpent 3 War Walkers 5 Wraithguard At least it's all assembled and primed 😅

@PumpkinHeadCan I make it up to you by loaning you my Baneblade again? 😂

My OFCC Eldar army for this year could kill 40 Necron Warriors in one turn with shooting if my entire army is in range, I had Doom cast on one unit of Warriors, Guide cast on my unit of 20 Guardians, and I had average rolling. The chances of getting 50 models within 12" range are slim so I dont think my army is a good example lol. Guardians are surprisingly good at short range.

My goal with this army was to have an Eldar force that looks like something you'd see on a Games Workshop store table circa 2002. I think I nailed it. Craftworld Ulthwé - Battalion Detachment HQ Farseer - Doom, Executioner, Warlord, Ghosthelm of Alishazier Farseer - Guide, Fortune Warlock Conclave - 4 Warlocks with Witchblades, 2 with Singing Spears Protect/Jinx, Empower/Enervate Troops 10 Guardian Defenders - Weapons Platform: Aeldari Missile Launcher 20 Guardian Defenders 10 Storm Guardians - 2 Fusion Guns Elites 5 Wraithguard - Wraithcannons Fast Attack 10 Swooping Hawks - Exarch with Hawk's Talon and Power Sword 6 Jetbikes - 2 Shuriken Cannons Heavy Support Fire Prism - Crystal Targeting Matrix 3 War Walkers - 2 Scatter Lasers each Wraithlord - Bright Lance, Flamer, Shuriken Catapult Dedicated Transports Wave Serpent - Twin Shuriken Cannon, Shuriken Cannon (transports the Storm Guardians or Wraithguard) Total: 2,000 points

Have you considered paying the extra CP for a second Relic each game? Then you can take Laurels of Command AND the Blade of Conquest! 1 CP is a small price to pay for proper equipment on such a formidable character. Plus you'll have plenty thanks to Grand Strategist.

That looks like exactly the kind of Necron army I want to see across the table from me at OFCC. Great list!

Actually there is no "Force Organization Chart" style restriction. Just that your army comes from a single detachment (see other quote below). I think this is the best way to run it as many old school forces changed the Force Organization Chart - Saim-Hann Eldar, Steel Legion IG, etc. My 4th ed Ulthwe Seer Council requires 3 HQ slots (which Battalion Detachments have) so I'm happy 😀

I think we could do a singles 1k event with 75 minute rounds. 1k goes very quickly with two players total. If we wanted two player teams and 75 minute rounds it would have to be closer to 500 points per player I think. Or there could be some crazy sudden death objective that changes each round. Like the first team to get within 3" of an objective in the opponents deployment zone wins the game. Or the first team to kill a nominated character belonging to the opposing team. It would be terribly unbalanced but terribly fast 😉