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  1. Actually, when I was building the box, I thought the male guild guard was one of the better pieces in the set. :3

     

    The models are lovely, I agree. Just not "guild guard" models.

     

    And I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought the female guard crossed the line from "cheesecake" to "objectified".

  2. Sorry if this is the wrong forum for this. And I can't believe I'm the first person to mention it, but...

     

    I'm really disappointed with the plastic Guild Guards supplied with the Lucius boxed set. They are beautiful, as are all the sculpts, but they look too different to the original metal guards for my taste. The original guards looked like they might have been the bad guys in a Zorro film; however, the new guards look like gunslingers who wandered into the box by mistake.

     

    The male guard resembles a slimmer version of Jeff Bridges in RIPD, while the female guard looks like a reject Perdita sculpt. Why couldn't their outfits have borne at least some resemblance to the old guard uniforms? I'm particularly unhappy that the female guard is wearing a low-cut top instead of a full blouse with chest trim.

    Maybe I'm the only one on the planet who cares, but these look generic...even - dare I say it - lazy.

     

    Or am I alone in this?

  3. Apologies if this has already been raised - I checked the forum but couldn't find anything.

     

    AFAIK, Molly has 0 (zero) engagement range because she has no Ml weapons. However, the Tears of the Gorgon upgrade includes the (0) The Gorgon's Cry action:

     

    "Terrifying (All) 12: [...] if they end a Walk action within this model's engagement range or target this model with an Action." (My emphasis.)

     

    What's the consensus? Does this imply that Molly does have an engagement range, or does Terrifying only kick in if she's targeted with an Action?

     

     

  4. Is it true that Gremlins prefer The Humph Family?

    No.

    ---------- Post added at 09:05 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:56 AM ----------

    Is it true that Gremlins prefer The Humph Family?

    No. But they like them a lot. However, Creedence and Steve Earle are far preferred by Gremlins.

    On the other hand, The Humph Family is preferred to Two Cow Garage or Trampled By Turtles.

    They don't like Slobberbone, because they are Gremlins and therefore have no taste.

    They've never heard of Graveyard Train.

  5. Easier to transport, though? I guess that depends on how ya transport your models. Personally, I'm afraid to put them in my Malifaux Battlefoam Bags.

    Hear, hear!

    The plastic miniatures are beautiful, but I don't think transport and use were considered in their design.

  6. It sounds like, overall, the upgrades are not really an issue if they're not mutually exclusive (the bone path vs the pinata path/Caster Z vs Melee Z). Frankly, I don't want to choose which version of Lady J I take into a game: she's Lady J, after all. She has a personality and I don't think I should have to choose between different abilities. (That's probably why I don't much like Avatars, I guess.)

    And, since I play Colette as much as all my other masters combined, I feel that all her abilities are must-haves.

  7. 1) For me the absolutely *key* thing that elevates Malifaux above any other game is the *perfect* match between a model's (particularly a Master's) fluff/concept, and the interaction of several oft-complex rules, producing a completely unique playstyle for each master that "feels" right. How do Wyrd plan to preserve this in a more simplified M2E world?

    +1

  8. I may well be shot for this, but having had a beer and refreshed my limited knowledge of Yan Lo and McCabe, my gut feeling is "gimmick". Especially Yan Lo.

    My impression from what I've heard is that a fully upgraded Master will look very similar to how they look in the current rules.

    In which case, wouldn't the sensible thing be to --

    Ah! Realisation just hit!

    -- Sonnia's ability to create Witchling Stalkers isn't necessary for this Encounter, therefore I can dispense with it and the extra point(s) gets me up to the extra I need for that Executioner...

    Now that I look at it like that...that changes things...I need another beer.

    But before I go, I still think Yan Lo is gimmicky. (But Mike3838 may well be a genius.)

  9. Apologies if this has been asked before (I couldn't find it). This question relates to both Sonnia's Nullify Magic and the Witchling Stalkers' Disrupt Magic. In both cases, the action generates a 6" aura that causes a - or -- on enemy models' casting flips.

    Does the aura work if:

    1. The enemy model is in the aura radius?

    2. The enemy model is casting at a target in the radius from outside?

    My feeling is

    1. Yes

    2. No

    but better to find out what the community thinks!

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