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Alright, I'm playing in a 2500pt conquest game and wanted to get some feedback on an army idea.
apocolypse dragon
vorgoth
domina vo'kara
maren'kar
lord valantis w/ gate shield
malava
gaunt
eahna longblade w/ spirit armor and apprentice folio(hand of glory and disbelieve)
hazna E w/ crown of khamsin
molog w/ paragon's sledge
golem killer w/SFR
the dragon will supply me with harassers endlessly, the OoT9C all get +2 range,+1 attack and +2 damage. Golem killer is meant to handle soarers and to break up formations. domina brings back any of the mage spawn that die.
If you are seriouslty fielding the dragon then there's no point in the other figs, especailly if you're bringing it in at 1200. That thing is the most broken rediculous thing I've ever seen. I find it hard to believe you're oponents will let you play it in a regular game. But if they are and you have it and they don't then it really doesn't matter what the rest of your army is.
I field 156 ** Orc Marauders. Now what are you going to do? Or better yet, 100 * prieskan Warriors. Or even 250 * Gremlins. How about 100 * Harkas with Order of the Crescent sword? I'll push all of them, and the second you kill one, that is 100 individual die rolls for checking to heal. HAHAHAHA! I'll stall you out! Oh, wait, Conquest, nevermind.
Long story short, squeeze Thread Cutter in there somewhere. At 2500pts, you are bound to find some sort of mass swarm that you couldn't kill straight out of the box in the allotted time frame, just through sheer harrassment. Your opponent could just swarm the objectives and laugh as you try to eat through the lot of them.
The original army was set to have the dragon at 1200. dropped to 900 and added pike on a stag w/ thread cutter, rava, and councilor laurell. Now I have more range and an antiswarm method.