With all of the PA changes we were given, I’ve personally had a hard time not taking 2 Troupe Masters and 3 Shadowseers in almost every single list I make. I do think that we will have to find places to cut back on the leadership of our forces. When It comes right down to it, these point changes aren’t what I would call game-breaking, but if you’re like me and take 3 of each of these guys, an extra 30+ points in cost for the HQ tax can shake things up a little bit.ĭoes this change anything for our list building? No, I really don’t think anything changes.
About 4% for the Shadowseer and 8% for the Troupe Master. With that being said, our two leaders have gone up a small amount in cost. When we are looking at our clowns as a stand-alone faction, our options have always been very limited, with only our Troupe Masters and Shadowseers to lead our glorious clowns to murder victory. Normally I’d want to drag Cyle, into this so he could give his thoughts on how incredibly right I am on all my viewpoints, but he’s busy with -REDACTED- so I’ll be going on a solo, unsupervised, journey today. We will also be diving into the FAQs and some tips I’ve found with playing 9th and some good choices for secondaries.
What we will be doing here is going through all of the changes that have been applied to our units, one battlefield role at a time. We have some real winners, some losers, and some so-so changes made. It’s time to dig into the upcoming 9th points changes for our clowns. Here, Gunum starts to dive in with one of the unexpected winners of the past couple months, the Harlequins.
With the Munitorum Field Manual out in the wild and the Faction FAQs released, now’s a good time to start taking a look at what’s changed for all of our favorite armies. 9th edition is on the way, and with it a whole raft of changes to the factions of Warhammer 40,000.
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