Polar Ice Dragon (Mature) - 326
2x Demi-magus (*) - 44

4x Steam Golem (**) - 244
5x Khamsin Fuser (**) - 75
1x Khamsin Fuser (***) - 16

2x Troll Gunner (***) - 104
2x Woodland Sniper (**) - 40
1x Woodland Sniper (***) - 24
1x Elven Demi-magus (**) - 37
1x Elven Demi-magus (*) - 31
Elemental Priest - 68 (I don't have the EGM)

2x Centaur Lieutenant (***) - 74
Centaur Champion - 59

Dwarven Ram (***) - 53

Imp (*) - 5

Total: 1200



Say what you will about the PID, but I've had ungodly luck with him in the past. Freezing and pushing even one or two units in a big formation can either stop the whole formation in its tracks ( thus making it into meat for my ranged guys) or force it to split up (thus wasting actions).

My main concern here is how I should place all these figures on the map. I know it'd be a waste to leave the dragon on the bridge, where he won't count for objective points...

I started with my dragon and two siege weapons on the bridge and army behind that.

Moved up the siege weapons followed by the dragon and everything else out in "V" from behind.

Received 2nd place only due to points. I never played the 1st place winner. We were both BPR.

I think the polar is a good choice for BPR in this scenario. I think its good, but am unsure to the reason of the ram (it takes 1 action to do 1 damage with it)

The other idea I had was to drop the Dwarven Ram and Imp for a Bladesmith Draconum, and stick that on top of my Gatehouse.

Drop the Gatehouse, and use the points to beef up your army. Maybe a titan or two