Tim_nz wrote:
1 Support formation per titan formation ?
By my count this puts you at about 6- 7 activations max at 3k ? errrrrrr to me this just smells of defeat.
is there a reason its so limited ? did i miss something ?
Well mainly it was because I wanted to make sure Titans were going to be a predominant unit. However after reflection and a 2k game, it does seem harsh. Maybe putting it back at 2:1 Ratio?Tim_nz wrote:
Also i looked over and over at the phantasm and i just don't see why anyone would ever play with it when you have the other more reliable titans in the same price range even with the spirit singer ability (100pts wtf ? is that a typo ? ) I don't understand what role it is meant to play ?
Well I was trying to add a variant Titan that would give the list more....Character? But it might be the wrong path? Eldar just have limited weapons choices and Titans. Having a larger one was shot down so I figured an alternate maybe?Spectrar Ghost wrote:
I can never see myself taking a Revenant Host. The 1:1 Restricton on Support virtually forces a player to take individual Revenants in order to keep activations up. There is also no downside to taking two individual Revenants versus a pair. I'd up the cost of an individual to at least 350, possibly 375. An aside is that I do favor the 1:1 restriction.
As noted the 1:1 ratio maybe to harsh. I do not see any reason to change the Revenants to 375 singlely yet. The only reason Warhounds were up in price was of heavy abuse. I rather wait to see how playtesting shows.Spectrar Ghost wrote:
Why the 6-8 for a ranger troupe? In a list that will struggle to maintain activation parity, a less expensive scout formation is a must, IMO.
The reason at first was to maintain a difference with the others list and to show that more scouts are needed when supporting Titans as there's a lack of Infantry.Spectrar Ghost wrote:
My advice, drop the Phantasm entirely. I'd be interested to see a Reaver analogue, perhaps a DC4-5 light battle titan. However, with the Eldar not mounting carapace weapons in their titans, it would still be difficult to make attractive and balanced. Perhaps instead of the Wraithgate upgrade to the Phantom, a new class with a built-in gate would provide variety?
We would be hard pressed to add a Titan Class in between the Reveant and Phantom. But making a variant class around the gate idea but be doable. The Phantasm just might be dropped.Spectrar Ghost wrote:
Not a fan of the Spirit Sword. It simply is not on a par with the PF, IMO, though they are equal in cost. Is the TK(3) a Typo, or is it really a fixed damage?
It was very hard to try and make it on par with the Fist without matching stats or making it OTT. I hope when FW release there 40k stats we might get a better idea. But really I think the PF is too damn powerful to start and is what throwing things off.
Spectrar Ghost wrote:
Edit: A Warlock with standard loadout will cost 25-50pt less than the Biel-Tan version (750 +25 PF +25-50 Pulsar or Psychic Lance = 800-825, vs. 850) , is this intentional? Additionally, are Warlocks still restricted 0-1? If they are not, consider adding the restriction to the Wraithseer upgrade. This list has a lot of BP and alot of MW/TK. It'll be interesting to see if it will be effective in an all comers list.
I know the Warlock comes out slightly cheaper. It was that or make it slightly more expense. As cutting up the bitz seemed not to fall quite right when compared to the Phantom shared weapon options. 0-1 is not there and I thought it might not be needed in the list. Its a good Titan but if you wanted to try the mobile gate you have to take Phantoms. The Wraithseer should be 0-1 as its the SC. A oversight on my part.
I appreciate the feedback and hopefully we can hammer out a new version soonish. I do want to wait in till the NetEA Docs are up before updating or changing the list.