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The Grey Tide : List Construction : MOBILE Dew Army 1k

In other words, although I like the concept of a gun line, it's something that doesn't go well with my playing onboard. I like to be on the move and let things go on the game. In this sense I wanted to ask myself, is there a way I can develop a portable, sliding rope power without loosing its efficacy.

Broadsides is the first thing to start from the "traditional" Tau list. SKYRAY', although I think they're a little less liked and a little more portable at this one. The Riptide is of course a powerful, portable rope-rig. It' portable, long-lasting and more efficient with a single command.

For the troops, the Kroot are obviously portable with their infiltration capability, but nothing about the Fire Warriors outside the need to keep them out of the battle requires them to remain in place. I don't want Pathfinder to help with marker lights that stick to the subject of mobility. If I went with scouts in this Build, they would be small groups with improved weapons.

It is the natural option to use a comander with a drum control, but it is very expensive. Alternatively, a stand-alone Crisis Shas'Vre with drum control and command and control node. Let's compare some Math-hammer, the issue of the same number of points babysitters and a few UAVs a few scenes, with a top of 188 points (min UAV Square and commanders w/C&CN and UAV Controller).

Surprisingly, the Shas'Vre with its drum control and command & control nodes is the clear champion. Dividing the points by the number of scores per round, the Shas'Vre set-up gives you one highlight for every 26 points you spend on the team ( (compared to 32 from the Commandant and 42 with UAVs only).

With JSJ, this device should be portable and not have any problems. Eventually I'll round out the list with some camouflage gear that can produce amazing amounts of S5 fire power and are tough with their 4+ outdoor coverage (which they shouldn't be most times).

I have the following list left: The purpose of this list is to cause a problem for an opponent on his own side of the game. Either or both Croat groups remain in reserve while the stealth suites penetrate forward. The ripptide and the commandant leap forward on Turn 1 as the Devilfish goes up a cross.

The Riptide and Stealth uniforms concentrate on one or two high-priority objectives while the Stealth uniforms usually use some or all marker light to maximise their fire. Eventually, the suit all either leap forward or further in/at covering to prevent reprisal. The second turn should see one or both Croat groups come and can get to the opponent's side if I place my stealth suit well enough ahead.

Devilfish will leave its passenger out if I want their fire power, or keep buzzing softly to leap to a target in later turns. This power's power is its agility, and by being early agressive, most of the army will have the room to move away from hostile bases and towards weakness and more or less stay out of range of the toughest strikes the adversary wants to launch.