4thstringer 1,578 Posted February 22 Report Share Posted February 22 The thread about grimwell as leader got me thinking about Reid. His 8 wounds are a big problem of course, but there is a small part of me that wants this to work. Do I lean into the investigators and stagger game? Do I aim to slow all my enemies? How do I not use all my cards on intimidating authority? All these are problems I have that I don't know the answer to. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
le_wahou 233 Posted February 22 Report Share Posted February 22 You do not need to find an answer. He will dead way before you ask that ^^ 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Filox 67 Posted February 23 Report Share Posted February 23 Just play Lucius and pay 8 for Alan for Christ Sake 😂 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
John M 4 Posted February 23 Report Share Posted February 23 I "get" the desire to use Henchmen. I started the thread on Grimwell, after all. There is a difference, though: Grimwell gives access to Nurses, who have great condition control and there is no other way to fit them in with our Grimwell list unless you use Grimwell as your leader. Alan gives great conditions, but Agent 46 might be the better choice for henchmen in that group since it means you'll have access to Doppelgangers, which are great in a variety of situations and difficult to counter given they can do the same thing other things can do, but better in most cases. However, let's not cheat the question. Though you could toss out enough Slows with Doppelganger/46 and Alan to choke a horse, by taking Alan and 46 you can toss it out a max of 5 times. Not bad, but still less than the 7 you can toss out if 46 were your leader. This limits your in-keyword henchmen to 46/Greed/Grimwell, which I happen to love in combination, but would mean you're essentially running the Grimwell list minus the Nurse condition control and healing. So let's leave it just as Agent 46 so you can play up Alan's strengths. For Enforcers, you have a ton of points: You're going to take the Steward for scheme running. He's just too good not to in this list. He'll be out there dealing with your enemies scheme runners, or dying and taking out their scheme runner. That leaves you with 35 stones. You could go Rider + Peacekeeper + Effigy of Fate so that you have 3 absolutely brutal beatsticks on the board. Might protect Alan, since it's going to be hard to let those guys free and 46 has Stealth. You'd also have 12 stones left, which means you could get Undercover Reporter for a hilariously trolly first turn if your opponent is unprepared. You would be really unprepared for Conditions list, though. What were you thinking for a list? 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
4thstringer 1,578 Posted February 23 Author Report Share Posted February 23 1 hour ago, John M said: I "get" the desire to use Henchmen. I started the thread on Grimwell, after all. There is a difference, though: Grimwell gives access to Nurses, who have great condition control and there is no other way to fit them in with our Grimwell list unless you use Grimwell as your leader. Alan gives great conditions, but Agent 46 might be the better choice for henchmen in that group since it means you'll have access to Doppelgangers, which are great in a variety of situations and difficult to counter given they can do the same thing other things can do, but better in most cases. However, let's not cheat the question. Though you could toss out enough Slows with Doppelganger/46 and Alan to choke a horse, by taking Alan and 46 you can toss it out a max of 5 times. Not bad, but still less than the 7 you can toss out if 46 were your leader. This limits your in-keyword henchmen to 46/Greed/Grimwell, which I happen to love in combination, but would mean you're essentially running the Grimwell list minus the Nurse condition control and healing. So let's leave it just as Agent 46 so you can play up Alan's strengths. For Enforcers, you have a ton of points: You're going to take the Steward for scheme running. He's just too good not to in this list. He'll be out there dealing with your enemies scheme runners, or dying and taking out their scheme runner. That leaves you with 35 stones. You could go Rider + Peacekeeper + Effigy of Fate so that you have 3 absolutely brutal beatsticks on the board. Might protect Alan, since it's going to be hard to let those guys free and 46 has Stealth. You'd also have 12 stones left, which means you could get Undercover Reporter for a hilariously trolly first turn if your opponent is unprepared. You would be really unprepared for Conditions list, though. What were you thinking for a list? At first I thought all elite minions, but then backed off that once I realized that intimidating authority on 6 models was too many. I'm thinking rider is essential. I like that master Alan is very flexible, he can go beater or ranged control pretty well. I'll probably not end up running it. More fragile and more expensive to use Lucius is not a cost place I wanna be. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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