Mr. Sergio

Reva is in need of no rebalancing, bruh. I've beaten and played her loads of time. Prepare to be educated:

1. A regular table for Malifaux is 4 by 4. When taking into account Reva's WK and her spell range at the center of the table this leaves over 10 inches of uncovered space. That is over 25% of uncontested ground at all times from which an opposing player may launch a counter attack. And as we all know from WWII 25% is all it takes.

2. Her corpse candles are easy to handle. These are 2 wound models that convert to corpse markers when struck dead by anything really that is not weeny level of wimpy. This means that if I take my Widow Weaver (I am a master Neverborn player, ranked first in my first tournament), I can take 1 over her tokens every 2 turns. She can put out 1 every turn if I remember correctly at like 16 inches or something. This means every 2 turns I half her casting ranges. THAT IS A 50% loss bruh, I've won StarCraft tournaments against KOREANS doing less damage to them than that.

3. Her crew is made up of Resser undead which are potent to be sure but you are forgetting one thing. SHE IS A NUN, which means she took vows to some form of CHRISTIANITY. WHICH MEANS SHE IS A PAFICIST. This sets her up to be demolished in a sublimely set up Alpha Strike by choosing the scheme of "It was all a distraction" and using the according tactical action to have all your models be in need of charity. She won't attack them because it would make Jesus cry.

4. She has many wounds. This is laughably easy to deal with. All you need is a Teddy within 8 inches and a mask with 12 or better to cast gobble you up with an unobstructed charge lane to push up to her and at least 3, twelve value cards or better to guarantee straight flips and at least two elevens for severe damage and a red joker after you cast flurry.

Check Mate, bruh.