Morgan Vening Posted April 11, 2018 Report Share Posted April 11, 2018 OK, this is a really stupid idea, but ever since I read about Durza's idea in the Essential Undead thread, it's been rattling about my head, and I needed to get it out. Hoffman with OSA and Field Mechanic. Sidir with Cyborg Warden Domadore Flesh Construct In an earlier turn, Hoffman attaches Targetting System, and loops in Sidir and the Warden. On the turn that matters, the Warden activates, and shoots it's Restraint Claw at the biggest "Living" threat, with a 7(7 if the model has activated) thanks to Sidir and the Targetting System. If he gets the double ram, he triggers Paralyze (if he's lucky, he can get two, and the second one is the FC's lunch). Alternately, if the opponent discards all their cards (Misaki, Tara, you playing Austringers, etc), then the Domadore can get a Paralyze with his attack. Then Hoffman activates, moves into position, OSA's the Flesh Construct's Devour, and straight up eats the Paralyzed model. Sure, it's way too conditional, has too many moving parts, but the idea of Hoffman chowing down on the enemy's Master, or Nekima or the like (remembering it needs to be Living, I was disappointed I can't get him to eat Horsemen), is just something I think I need to do at least once. And if the big threat/Master is Living Ht1, it becomes so much easier. Sure it's 32pts minimum, but none of the models included above are that expensive or out of place, I don't think, and you could drop Sidir if you needed to conserve points (he's primarily there to give the Warden +2Sh, though he obviously has other uses). Again, credit to Durza for the initial idea. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
4thstringer Posted April 11, 2018 Report Share Posted April 11, 2018 46 minutes ago, Morgan Vening said: OK, this is a really stupid idea, but ever since I read about Durza's idea in the Essential Undead thread, it's been rattling about my head, and I needed to get it out. Hoffman with OSA and Field Mechanic. Sidir with Cyborg Warden Domadore Flesh Construct In an earlier turn, Hoffman attaches Targetting System, and loops in Sidir and the Warden. On the turn that matters, the Warden activates, and shoots it's Restraint Claw at the biggest "Living" threat, with a 7(7 if the model has activated) thanks to Sidir and the Targetting System. If he gets the double ram, he triggers Paralyze (if he's lucky, he can get two, and the second one is the FC's lunch). Alternately, if the opponent discards all their cards (Misaki, Tara, you playing Austringers, etc), then the Domadore can get a Paralyze with his attack. Then Hoffman activates, moves into position, OSA's the Flesh Construct's Devour, and straight up eats the Paralyzed model. Sure, it's way too conditional, has too many moving parts, but the idea of Hoffman chowing down on the enemy's Master, or Nekima or the like (remembering it needs to be Living, I was disappointed I can't get him to eat Horsemen), is just something I think I need to do at least once. And if the big threat/Master is Living Ht1, it becomes so much easier. Sure it's 32pts minimum, but none of the models included above are that expensive or out of place, I don't think, and you could drop Sidir if you needed to conserve points (he's primarily there to give the Warden +2Sh, though he obviously has other uses). Again, credit to Durza for the initial idea. Its really cool, but keep in mind that the warden isn't likely to be able to paralyze a henchman, because they can stone the damage and the paralyze is a damage trigger. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gnomezilla Posted April 11, 2018 Report Share Posted April 11, 2018 But anyone who manages to chow down on Nekima would be, like, a god! Only one source of paralyze is way too risky for my tastes. I definitely want to double up. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gnomezilla Posted April 12, 2018 Report Share Posted April 12, 2018 I didn’t manage it. Set up to nom an illuminated and blew the O.S.A. flip. Grieved. A flesh construct devoured Mr. Graves, but it wasn’t quite the same. On the other hand, wringing the cards out of the opponent’s hand wasn’t the worst use of my time. Fancy cheating tricks influence a lot less when the hand has been emptied. Jury and the austringer did solve the activation puzzle. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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