When asked to describe Wych Cult units, most players would tell you they are an unforgiving glass cannon: if left out of position, they might as well be back on the display board. Since the advent of the previous edition, Wych Cult units began to hit more like a wet noodle then any artillery. Today…
Welcome back to looking at the Drukhari (DE, or True Kin) Codex. Today we are focusing on the Kabals. This sub faction of the army has always been the core, both fluff and table top wise. Their role has shifted slightly with this book. While they are not good enough that you typically can run…
Welcome back to the third installment of the Codex: Drukhari (DE or True Kin – I am old school) review. Today we will be looking at the 22 Warlord traits available, as well as the 4 available Secondaries. I had considered doing the secondaries after the entire codex review was done, but I decided to…
Continuing on with our review of the new Codex: Drukhari, we are going to be looking at Stratagems and Relics this time. The Strats are quite good, none seem broken, but all add a lot of flavor and tools to the army. The Relics…. well, they are not Bad per se, but the authors may…
Oh man. TL:DR; This book rocks. I am quite excited about the subtle, and not so subtle changes that have occurred in this book. You can not play your Drukhari (henceforth to be referred to as DE or True Kin) the way you used to. And, in my humble opinion, that is a good thing….
Hello, and welcome to another tactical tidbit by Skari from Art of War. In this article, I will be discussing the Drukhari Faction in 9th edition and how I feel about the army initially as we jump into the new edition.
This article is about the Drukhari jetbike unit. For the useless Space Marine assault troops, see Reivers. For the manic space zombies, see reivers. For the flowing body of water, see rivers. Click to read on, or check out the Tactics Corner for more reviews and strategies.
Games Workshop has given us a lot of pistol relics. Almost every army has at least one, yet with that, there are very rarely seen in competitive play. Let’s take a look at what they offer, why they are not taken more, and perhaps even an idea on how to fix them.
Hello, and welcome to another tactical tidbit by Skari from Art of War. In this article, I will guide you through the darkest of alleyways within the Dark City.
The defintely-not-an-aspect-shrine of the Dark Eldar, this week we’re taking a look at Incubi. Click to read on, or check out the Tactics Corner for more reviews and strategies.
