Starting with Marcus. Please help

[Gaston]

Stat-wise, Rattler has highest of all the beasts, so wouldn't really call it fragile. It works best up the flanks both laying schemes and picking off scheme runners in the 4-5 ss range.

Ambush is key for getting good use of it. Against models like Silurids for example, charge, they butterfly jump, Ambush, attack. Or for putting down 2 scheme markers in one activation, scheme, ambush, scheme.

[Mycellanious]

On 9/18/2019 at 12:43 AM, Sharp_GT said:

Does anyone use razorspine rattler(s)? Looking at them on paper they don't seem to offer any unique traits or value to the keyword, am I missing something?

They are one of the best models in the game tying up an enemy. Remember, Wicked allows you to resolve effects as normal. This includes triggers. So, when an enemy Disengages you can declare the Reposition trigger to damage them, then follow them after the push to keep them engaged. If you are in base with an enemy and get the Reposition trigger, they need to be Mv 6 and push directly away to escape. 

Sadly they lack Adaptive Evolution, which I think is my singular vote for errata

[Ludvig]

20 minutes ago, Mycellanious said:

They are one of the best models in the game tying up an enemy. Remember, Wicked allows you to resolve effects as normal. This includes triggers. So, when an enemy Disengages you can declare the Reposition trigger to damage them, then follow them after the push to keep them engaged. If you are in base with an enemy and get the Reposition trigger, they need to be Mv 6 and push directly away to escape. 

Sadly they lack Adaptive Evolution, which I think is my singular vote for errata

If you moved into base contact they'll need a move stat of 5 to get away (if you hit the trigger that isn't built in).