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Oops, totally forgot to sign up, before I post some pix. I'd like to join and will try to achieve Henchman in 2020. Hoping for everybody's support. -
Welcome to the game! I have yet to play the Victorias so I won't offer anything on them in particular, but I very much recommend you purchase rougarous as soon as possible as they are one of the best models in keyword, and I field 1-2 every time I play Titania. As for your main question on the terrain markers, you should get one free per fae-keyword model, and definitely use all of those at the start to give yourself options down the road as well as hampering your opponent's movement. There are a lot of finer points to managing your resources that are hard to learn without playing a ton of games first, as for the underbrush markers I would say it will take you some time to know when to go out of your way to put one down vs when to get scheming or attacking. Expect to lose a lot, but try to learn from each loss and with each action always think 'how does this help me score?' -
By Antebellum · Posted
I usually do something like: Brewmaster & Apprentice Fingers or Popcorn Whiskey Golem 1 or 2 Moon Shinobi 1 or 2 Whiskey Gamin 1 or 2 Akaname Trixi or First Mate are solid choices too. Akaname are more important if you need to drop scheme markers, Fingers is more important if you're expecting a clump in the middle, while Popcorn is more important if you need to run on the outskirts. If you're expecting lots of hard to kill or serene countenance , Moon Shinobie are huge! -
By Maniacal_cackle · Posted
It is going to vary so much from board to board (terrain) and from matchup to matchup that the correct answer is probably just 'practice, practice, practice.' I've only played with/against the crew a few times, but overall it seems like you want some markers to help with your own abilities (such as Into Thorns), and then a couple of strategic choke points around the board. There's not much use in spamming them, as your opponent can still walk around them and usually doesn't cost them that much. But that said, if you really want to force a particular situation (for instance, if you know your opponent is probably taking claim jump, you can really gum up the centre of the board and get an advantage taking the centre), it can be worth spamming out markers. -
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