Games Workshop - Warhammer Underworlds: Hrothgorn's Mantrappers

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Bullcharge (Triple, Everyone except Gnoblar, Yhetee and Frost Sabre): At the end of the next move action allocate up to 6 damage to an engaged enemy fighter.

Kixi-Taka has the same identical profile of a Skink Starpriest but without access to his ability. In exchange he can buff all friendly fighters within 9″ increasing by 1 both Move and Toughness. And he costs much less. Staggering Blow(Double, Dhoraz): force an enemy to perform a bonus disengage action or suffer D6 damage. Replace] [ Desperate Parry] – A single-use, Gnoblar restricted upgrade that only goes off 50% of the time. Big yikes. Save your sanity, ditch this card. All the Underworlds miniatures are push-fit, so you do not need glue to assemble them. With some of the tighter fits, it might be a good idea to use plastic glue any way. Savage Exemplar] – Does what it says on the tin. We want to kill things with Hrothgorn, and this card rewards us for doing so. Slam it in!

Unnatural Truce

Replace] [ Butchering] – This is a fairly onerous card for 2 glory. In general, the scoreability of this card differs greatly depending on what size warband you face (with 4 man warbands being the most onerous to score this against), and as such it’s too inconsistent when compared to other 2 glory end phase cards based around killing things. Clean Kills] – A Direchasm aggressive warband staple, this does limit your flexibility by requiring you to focus fire enemy fighters down prior to scoring. However, it doesn’t have any territory stipulation and will naturally happen if you kill 2-3 fighters, which makes it worth it.

The Gluttons are the bulk of the Ogor side of the Wanderglutts and their leader, the Crusher, is one of the heaviest hitters in the game.Intimidating Display] – One of the advantages of being a big boy is that most of the time, you’ll score this without even doing anything. Against some warbands, you might have to throw on [ Massive Bulk] to get it over the line (here’s looking at you, [ Mollog] ), but it’s a small price to pay for (mostly) guaranteed glory.

Prog is a Stabba with Barbed Net, with same weapon profile and ability to prevent move and disengage options from an enemy within 3″. Her sister Zarshia, has a similar profile to a Chaos Sorcerer Lord, with slightly less ranged damage (3/5) but not his ability (as she is not a leader). In exchange she can damage an opponent 9″ away with the risk of damaging herself (1 damage to the enemy for every 4+ and 1 to herself for every 1 rolled) and she can tele-transport any Ravager within 6″ of her for a Triple. Considering her Toughness 3 better keep her out of harm’s way. for gambits, but the ones we’ve kept are all solid and help us score various objectives. Let’s fill the remaining slots: I’d always thought the movement of the Wild Riders ‘ steeds would be perfect to make them look like they’re flying through the air, so I decided to build my miniature around the idea of Santa’s sleigh. I looked at many of the chariots on the webstore before deciding that only the sledge from the Radagast the Brown kit would do. Radagast himself was going to be Santa, but on seeing Da Red Gobbo, the poor wizard was relegated to the bitz box.On the Mawpath (Double, everyone except Gnoblar, Yhetee and Frost Sabre): Add 3″ to the next Move action. Replace] [ Gotcha!] – This is an interesting card that probably doesn’t have enough going for it to justify the slot. While there are some tech usages for this card (such as pinning a high value target in place early in the round), generally you’ll want to use your trap launcher reaction to push them closer rather than leaving them where they are.