Squealer in a Gillie Suit, and Twelve Cups of Ulix.

[CustardBomb]

Hi Everyone! Been smashing out some Ulix 2 Games recently and wanted to share some fun tricks I have come up with and see what you all have been doing!

So first of I have taken to hiring q Squealer in a Gillie Suit in Ulix 2. 

It comes out to 7 Stones total. But more importantly it makes the Squealer a size 3 Pig. 

This means Ulix can replace it with a warpig without it having to pass through burning models. 

As 3+X = 3 when X=0. 

This saves you the trouble of having to light your own models on fire turn 1. 

2nd I have been running Twelve cups of coffee on Ulix 2 So he gains access to mark territory. 
This combined with a couple of well placed Piglets interacting for scheme markers allows Ulix 2 to pop of two attacks turn one with a +to hit and a ++ to damage from Old Major. That coupled with the possible adversary benefits for his 2nd and 3rd attack tend to lead to an easy turn one kill. 

This does sacrifice a turn 1 warpig by using your bonus for mark territory. 

Has anyone else been trying these? And what other fun ideas do you have? 

[Morgan Vening]

7 hours ago, CustardBomb said:

It comes out to 7 Stones total. But more importantly it makes the Squealer a size 3 Pig. 

Means it doesn't work. Beeline requires the replacing pig be of a higher Cost and *Size*.

If it's Sz3, it can't replace into Sz3.

[CustardBomb]

6 hours ago, Morgan Vening said:

Means it doesn't work. Beeline requires the replacing pig be of a higher Cost and *Size*.

If it's Sz3, it can't replace into Sz3.

The wording is 'Higher cost and size equal to the targets size + X where X is the number of models with burning the target moved through this way'

 

Higher cost is 1 Requirment. 

And Size equal to the targets size + X is a separate requirement.

This way you can turn Sqealers into Wild boars to. 

[SEV]

Nice tricks. I'm not sure it's better than setting your model on fire since you're only getting +2ss of net value... But maybe sometime it's what the doctor order.