He's pretty heavily favored outside of 32 inches during active and reactive turns, and also pretty good 16 and 32 against Joan v.1, assuming both...
This, a lot. A Su-Jian is faster, has a better loadout for midfield engagements, the same BS, you don't really lose any of the size advantages of...
I wouldn't field Sun Tze if he wasn't my lieutenant either in Vanilla or ISS. Joan I would definitely take as a lieutenant in Vanilla if I was...
I came up with this: [IMG] Yu Jing ────────────────────────────────────────────────── [IMG]10 [IMG]4 [IMG] SUN TZE Lieutenant (Advanced...
I couldn't think of any possible reading for the Raiden's name either -- I did some googling and I can't come up with a character that could fit...
I don't see why this demands a rewrite, especially since the Biotechvore rules are specific to that one scenario. There are no other situations I...
No. You still pick one. Literally the only difference is that if a model with scavenger looted an HMG, Heavy Flamethrower model he would get one...
A player local to me pointed out a huge problem with the Shikami is that he doesn't Infiltrate or have Forward Deployment. A duo helps alleviate...
So with surprise attack modifiers: Shinobu is the same -- MA4 still is the strongest here. I'm not surprised by this. Shinobu runs at a...
This is where specific profiles become more important, I think, and again, MA5 does result in a lower chance of success for both players of about...
The only faction that even comes close to YJ (and JSA in particular) has access to arguably some of the strongest CC specialists in the game....
For Japanese units, don't forget the importance of lengthened vowels (which most English speakers perceive as stress). Domaru and O-Yoroi should...
Well, I can tell you that group one will probably look like this: [IMG] Imperial Service ──────────────────────────────────────────────────...
If you want to play the smoke + MSV game, you really want to be playing Vanilla for Shaolin Monks or ISS for AVA Total on the Celestial Guard with...
