Missions in your local war zone & objectives.

[Akrim]

Kind of a 2 part question:

 

1- What is the typical standard game type played in your area? Eternal War, Maelstrom, Open War...?

2- What would you call your best mobile objective grabbing units, specifically ones downfield in enemy deployment zones etc?

 

(+++Aaaand i just realized I put this in the wrong forum, if a mod could move it to the Astra main it would be most appreciated, my bad.

-Ak)

Edited November 4, 2017 by Akrim

[Halfpint100]

Kind of a 2 part question:

 

1- What is the typical standard game type played in your area? Eternal War, Maelstrom, Open War...?

 

2- What would you call your best mobile objective grabbing units, specifically ones downfield in enemy deployment zones etc?

 

(+++Aaaand i just realized I put this in the wrong forum, if a mod could move it to the Astra main it would be most appreciated, my bad.

-Ak)

 

1) Mixture of Eternal war and Maelstrom

 

2) Scions, Flyers with units in, Guardsmen squads with double advance move orders. 

[mertbl]

Usually eternal war or maelstrom. A couple guys have the open war deck so that gets brought out.

 

I use command squads in a valkaryie along with a vet squad led by a platoon commander with 2socks dagger as obj grabbers.

[TheShredder]

1) So far we've only played Eternal War.

 

2) Assuming I'm using Infantry Guard, probably one of the following:
- Scion squads
- Outflanking Infantry squads (either with the Dagger relic or with the Tallarn stratagem)

[Tirak]

1. Malestrom is preferred as it creates a more dynamic flow to the game.

 

2. Guardsmen. It used to be conscripts, but now with the nerf I've yanked them out of my army. Anything else just draws fire, and with a mobility of 14-24in a turn, they zip around the field quite well.

[wulfgar hammerfist]

ITC missions. I mostly use infantry squads to take objectives. The Tallarn ambush stratagem is also useful for this purpose.

[Guardsman Bob]

Just the basic Match Play stuff. People haven’t gotten in enough games yet locally to want something more.