What Are The Best Stratagems We’ve Seen So Far In 11th?

FTN small squareThree Dexes, might be all we are seeing for a little while.  Is this what this edition wants us to do?  What is the game telling us?  Are they too cheap?!  We list off our top 5 Stratagems for each of the codexes and why.  There are also a few honorable mentions.  Did we pick your faves?

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I’ll be honest and say there are some similarities in some of these Stratagems even within the same book and the more I thought about the more I really liked it.  It makes some of the Detachments even more appealing so we should see more variance in list building.

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Meaning, there won’t just be ONE single list from each codex that is the be all, end all, list like we’ve seen in previous editions.  That’s a good thing!  I mean.. if this trend continues in the Codex writing.  And why wouldn’t it?  What do you think? Is it too repetitive. Lazy? Good?  Have the designers finally figured out what you want and are reading your minds?

We list our top 5, in no particular order, from the three dexes we’ve seen so far and I am liking what I’m seeing.

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Credits:
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Panelist:
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Red Powell
Tanya Gates

Honorific:
Justin Troop – troopsmash
Christopher Morgan – captain morgan
Ricky Addington
Josh Ginn