Dear All,
Would appreciate everyone’s views on this list. First time making a list for 4th Edition. Usually play Dwarfs, Basileans or Kingdoms of Men but finding my Kingdoms of Men the trickiest to adjust to the new edition.
Many thanks,
Martin
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I’m only on the receiving end of KoM lists but this one seems pretty solid.
Who is screening your beast cav? The knights?
Don’t know if one canon will make a difference but it can put some ranged pressure on units.
Thanks. The Knights primarily. I could pontially exchange one of the halberdiers and a magic weapon for light cavalry but have never had much joy with them.
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Echo Imp’s comments in part - not sure a single cannon and the 10 shots from the handgunners is really worth it as a shooting investment and your cavalry could do with a screen, even if just a single troop of light cav.
The other thing that stands out is there is no inspiring support for the infantry chunk of the army - the two winged generals will be off, one probably doing his own thing, the other supporting the cavalry?
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Personally like the 2 flyer list - gives your oppo more things to think about, even though the extra beast cav reg is the heavier hitter of the two.
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Many thanks again
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I would certainly go double baron on beast. I’ve been toying with a similar list, taking more guns and using the fliers + knights + light cav for the counterpunch:
That said, the double (or even triple) halberdier horde is also very tempting. I’m pondering a list in which all my infantry has a place, taking two hordes spears, two hordes of halberds, one of foot guard and some shooters alongside the double baron on flying beast, several troops of shield wall/halberds and a regiment of fanatics.
It’s just that it’s gonna be very hard to pilot in a tournament session due to the sheer amount of dice/units/
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Many thanks.
I haven’t tried a 4 cannon list in a while but it would be fun to see how it goes in this edition.
Multiple halberdier hordes looks interesting as well.
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