I totally mean this in good spirits and somewhat tonuge in cheek but is this guy a psychopath? At first I was thinking, sounds like a real sweetheart but then all of a sudden he's talking about exploiting tournament rules to move terrain around and create choke points that can be blocked with endless spells 😂 Then he's talking about how all his Tzeentch armies are running the full NPE Incarnate package - by the time he mentioned that when he saw the Cockatrice warscroll he ran out and bought two of them I wasn't surprised! Great vid though, I leanred a lot about Tzeentch and again, love how deep you guys went and the guest seems like a really good player. (All jokes aside though, you guys wouldn't do that terrain thing he was talking about to win a game though would you?)
@@TheStormkeep I meant if they allow you to move the terrain around. I feel like gaming that is just terrible sportsmanship even if you're allowed to. Especially if you have a plan to clog the middle up lol. Anyways, all good. He's a nice guy but that kind of raised my eyebrow.
I can't believe they didn't fix the Krondspine nonsense in the battlescroll. The interaction with killing your own caster and then having "enemy" endless spells that you cast yourself seems so transparently gamey and unintended. The Tzeentch nerfs only made this combo even more necessary by nerfing everything else, i.e. pushing people even more towards this combo that really shouldn't exist.
So TLDR - Have fewer than 4 drops if possible - Unbind the Magister (don't let him sacrifice himself for the Krondspine) - Get the Ogre first - Get the Curseling and Lord of Change second / third - Can potentially "Get them" by just surrounding said enemy to prevent summoning Big Bird (except the Ogre, whom you absolutely should pick up) - End movement at 18.1" away (except for live Ogre, where you end 27.1"-36.1" away --- did I mention get the Ogre first?) - Dispel Burning Sigil ASAP, otherwise avoid by 9.1" - They are afraid of Longstrikes and Stormdrakes, and somewhat scared of Knight-Incantors - If only SCE meteor wasn't over costed
Learned something new, thanks for the content
Excellent. And the video is definately less than three hours!
I totally mean this in good spirits and somewhat tonuge in cheek but is this guy a psychopath? At first I was thinking, sounds like a real sweetheart but then all of a sudden he's talking about exploiting tournament rules to move terrain around and create choke points that can be blocked with endless spells 😂 Then he's talking about how all his Tzeentch armies are running the full NPE Incarnate package - by the time he mentioned that when he saw the Cockatrice warscroll he ran out and bought two of them I wasn't surprised! Great vid though, I leanred a lot about Tzeentch and again, love how deep you guys went and the guest seems like a really good player. (All jokes aside though, you guys wouldn't do that terrain thing he was talking about to win a game though would you?)
If the terrain is placed by the TO, I wouldnt mess with it :P
I guess now every army can use the kroNdsPinE
@@TheStormkeep I meant if they allow you to move the terrain around. I feel like gaming that is just terrible sportsmanship even if you're allowed to. Especially if you have a plan to clog the middle up lol. Anyways, all good. He's a nice guy but that kind of raised my eyebrow.
I can't believe they didn't fix the Krondspine nonsense in the battlescroll. The interaction with killing your own caster and then having "enemy" endless spells that you cast yourself seems so transparently gamey and unintended. The Tzeentch nerfs only made this combo even more necessary by nerfing everything else, i.e. pushing people even more towards this combo that really shouldn't exist.
We were really expecting some kind of change to the Krondspine combo, it is really cheesy and unintuitive!
Hopefully less than 3 hour video
*checks video length*
...well, it's technically less than 3 hours
We did it boys
So TLDR
- Have fewer than 4 drops if possible
- Unbind the Magister (don't let him sacrifice himself for the Krondspine)
- Get the Ogre first
- Get the Curseling and Lord of Change second / third
- Can potentially "Get them" by just surrounding said enemy to prevent summoning Big Bird (except the Ogre, whom you absolutely should pick up)
- End movement at 18.1" away (except for live Ogre, where you end 27.1"-36.1" away --- did I mention get the Ogre first?)
- Dispel Burning Sigil ASAP, otherwise avoid by 9.1"
- They are afraid of Longstrikes and Stormdrakes, and somewhat scared of Knight-Incantors
- If only SCE meteor wasn't over costed
GW really did snipe you with the arcane tome nerf😊
It stings, but it's not the end of the world. Tzeentch is still great
You no longer return horrors if you roll one on battleshock phase and magister is does not have rerolls on unbinding and dispelling.
Must have confused it with the other demons that still have this effect!