Kardush can soul grab from random orcs for will, and then every time he pulls off a spell, the Undying will suck a will point off of him. I'll do my best to keep Kardush and the Undying reasonably close so they can feed off each other. The main flaw is that it's a bit tactically inflexible, if stat-wise and numerically strong. It also gives me enough troops that I should match most armies of men as well, I should think.
This gives me a reasonably solid spellcaster to transfix and target heroes who can then fall prey to my 40 man strong (reasonably) elite troops formation. Bulked out with another ten man shield wall formation, I like to think I'll do reasonably well.ĥ Morannon Orcs with Spear and Shield -185 It's resistant to magic, can one hit ko big heroes if lucky, race forward at a reasonable eight inches, pile into cavalary, and has six wounds to keep people distracted. This gives me a nice big monster to hide behind.
I'd be interested to hear what you prefer and why?ĥ Morannon Orcs with Spear and Shield - 141 So here a few variants for the remaining 318 points. I should probably add about 10 models, and having something to deal with big heroes is a must. So the question now, is what to spend the remaining points on. The average elite army will be about 25 models I'd estimate, and the largest horde possible is about 60 models. Now that gives me two solid blocks of troops at a total of 282 points, with a warhorn supplementing their courage. That's a solid shieldwall with terror caused along the front row, fight value 4, and strength 4 in support. In line with my previous points analysis, the backbone of my army will be the following:-ĥ Morannon Orcs with Spear and Shield - 131ĥ Morannon Orcs with Spear and Shield - 151
The points limit is 600, and I'm planning on heading in with Mordor. I'm attending my first one day LOTR tournie in about two months to dip my toes in the GBHL.
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