Nice article. Thank you. Personally, I am liking the VSD, and the GFD, as VSD can be a real beast with terrain, and GFD is *THE* dragon!

ya i was just wondering how you would do it. Last time i played against the arcane he had a swarm of imps and 2 shamen (also inhancing) with leach in 300pts. I was doing fine with my chariot army(i had no clue that he had the arcane before the battle) with vlad in the back seat and was killing it but when i when i took vlad out of the chariot he did the damage but got hurt a little. Then i failed 3 consecutive breaks trying to get vlad to the Krugg Seer to get heeled back to killing power(it sucks rolling 3 ones in a row with flight).

I like heavy metal and rock myself. :D

I love the steam horses! I just wish the dwarf riding my steam horse would stop aiming at the sky, and look down.....point his gun at about his level....twist a little......yeah.........

What is with all the games in 50 point increments? 150? 450?

Anyway. Never agree to play someone on terms that don't follow the rules. I have a friend who loves necromancy, and the only way to beat him is ranged attacks. Maybe teach your friend about other strategies, and show him what the wierd special abilities do!

But if you still want to play him (and I think you're setting yourself up to lose horribly), I would use the necropolis 14 inch flying things with toughness. Also, a ton of ram would really screw your friend over. If it is 400 points, just bring a ton of war hatchetkrugg to the table. 10*** war hatchetkrugg is exactly 400 points.

Okay... here's the link:
http://www.wizkidsgames.com/mageknig....htm?cid=35944

True, Demo... but ruling is so much simpler to type than "that statement that DemoMonkey quoted out of the the rulebook." ;)

Well, if you absolutely know what to expect, (hordes of undead) you can field things are are exactly designed to defeat them. Tormented Souls will be great until they critically miss (DOH!). Depending of the game size you are playing, the Venomous Shadow Dragon would be overkill against the guy. Failing that, fielding guys with *gasp* Polearm would be useful. So, maybe those Pikemen could come in handy.

If you want to talk about set formulas, then all music sucks. That is what music is. As a matter of fact, music and mathematics very much go hand in hand with one another. That is why you can only get so many styles out of music. There is only so many mathematical configurations that you can make that sound good to the ear.

And if you want to talk about people playing music, than almost all modern music players stink. When people can take learn at home courses in how to play these instruments and within a week or two be playing modern radio tunes, then it isn't really all that hard to play. Know if you have ever listened to classical guitar playing where chords are being played at the same time a melodic line is going on, that takes some real talent to do.

The above paragraph is my opinion and not meant to be a personal attack on anyone. This concludes this broadcast of the STUPID consortium on music in today's world.:D

thank heavens. But everyone there was running over the wall like they weren't there. I'll soon fix that. It does make sense to be able to move over, but not at the normal rate

They will tell me its a house rule, so I'm beaten anyway, cause house rules are final from what I've been told

It's just one of life mysteries...

Sorta like why hotdogs come in 12s and buns in 8s... Who though of that?? :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

Was 10 bucks too much? I tried to get him cheaper....but noooooooo......stupid tightass bookstore owner......

NERD: Someone that has basic MK skills and basic social skills.

GEEK: Someone that has basic MK skills Without basic social skills.

DWEEB: Someone that has neither.:cool:

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I remember every little thing as if it happened, only yesterday. I was barely seventeen, and I once killed a boy with an electric guitar..."