I pulled the transcript of the MUP TR coverage today and filled in as many points changes as they mention or infer:
| Unit Name | Unit Size | Pts | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tidal Swarm | Troop | 60 | AUX |
| Naiad Ensnarers | Troop | 85 | AUX |
| Regiment | 115 | COR | |
| Horde | 210 | COR | |
| Riverguard | Troop | 125 | AUX |
| Regiment | 155 | COR | |
| Placoderms | Troop | 115 | AUX |
| Regiment | 155 | COR | |
| razorswords | |||
| Depth Horrors | Troop | 110 | AUX |
| Regiment | 185 | COR | |
| Naiad Heartpiercers | Troop | 115 | SPE* |
| Regiment | 145 | SPE* | |
| Thuul | Troop | 120 | SPE |
| Regiment | 155 | SPE | |
| Water Elementals | Troop | 130 | SPE |
| Regiment | 205 | SPE | |
| Gigas | Troop | 140 | SPE |
| Regiment | 200 | SPE | |
| Oceanborne Naiad Wyrmriders | Troop | 150 | SPE |
| Regiment | 215 | SPE | |
| Riverguard Dambusters | Troop | 150 | SPE |
| Regiment | 225 | SPE | |
| Treeleaper Dambusters | Troop | 185 | SUP |
| Leviathan’s Bane [2] | 1 | 95 | SUP |
| Greater Water Elemental | 1 | 225 | SUP |
| Knucker | 1 | 225 | SUP |
| Riverguard Arbalest [2] | 1 | 100 | SUP |
| Coral Giant | 1 | 195 | SUP |
| Kraken | 1 | 235 | SUP |
| Naiad Envoy [2] | 1 | 105 | CHA |
| Placoderm Tide Warden [2] | 1 | 145 | CHA |
| Riverguard Sentinel [2] | 1 | 150 | CHA |
| Thuul Aquamage [2] | 1 | 95 | CHA |
| heal 3, lb 3, surge 8; lib | |||
| Siren [2] | 1 | 155 | CHA |
| enthrall 7 x2; lib | |||
| Riverguard Dambuster Sentinel [2] | 1 | 165 | CHA |
| Axel Tricklebrook [U] | 1 | 185 | CHA |
| Naiad Centurion | 1 | 195 | WAR* |
| Naiad Wyrmrider Centurion | 1 | 230 | WAR |
| Depth Horror Eternal | 1 | 170 | WAR |
| Riverguard Pond Warden | 1 | 195 | WAR |
| Eckter [U] | 1 | 210 | WAR |
| wind blast 8 | |||
| Trident King [U] | 1 | 315 | WAR |
Points I’m not sure of in italics. I’m still shocked at how expensive heroes are, as much as I intend to make envoys still do something 
EDIT: I am just realizing that the army has no access to bane chant. That’s kind of rad from a balance perspective, and certainly puts more emphasis on order use (give vicious, for example).