Lord Oldblood, Blade of Revered Tzunki, Light Armour, Enchanted Shield(goes with temple guard) Hero Veteran, Light Armour, Shield, Glyph Necklace, Burning Blade of Chotec, Battle Standard(goes with saurus with hand weps) Skink Priest, lvl 2, engine of the gods, dispel scroll X 2 Core Saurus X 20, full command Saurus X 20, full command, Spears Skinks X 10 Special Temple Guard X 20, full command, war banner chameleon skinks X 5 Rare salamanders X 2 Im iffy taking the engine of the gods without any other magic to back him up, but this unit has been fantastic for me so far. I love the 5+ ward against shooting to get me close, and then when I do the nuke on it has wrecked a ton of units. I have never taken an Oldblood on foot before, but with this set up he is going to have a 0+ AS on the front, and in the temple guard going to be a nasty unit to get into combat with that is for sure. The chameleon skinks are there to harass like always. Give the enemy something to think about.
Your old blood can get an even lower AS if you plop him on a cold one, and he can still go in the Tample guard unit.
Yah but then there is always a chance that he will be stupid. Had the dummbest game today, Scar vet in a unit of 15 spears stupid on turn 1 with Slan Leadership 9 and misscasted 4 times that game.
lol, that IS a stupid lizard If it was a friendly game, it must have been great fun though.. at least for you opponent
Look at it this way... You have had your bad luck now. Chances are that it wont happen again for a while!
you say that, but i have tried to cast unseen lurker 6 times ( across 2 games) and miscast everytime.its really anoying, and my cold one cavalry was stupid through out both games, i have such rolls its rediciless! i havnt won a game yet (been playin for about 3 months(and it maybe that my tactics arnt good)) but im neva gona give up NEVA!!!
If you can reliably miscast, you should bring along "Cupped hands of the Old Ones" and put that miscast on the enemy!
Maybe you should base your strategy on failing. Try to 'fail' and you fail to do that, meaning you win, when you try to lose.
Statisctically, yes. The actual probability remains the same, however. His chances are the same at any given time, no matter how many times the event has occured previously