7th Ed. metal vs light

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  1. creature
    Jungle Swarm

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    i was just looking at the two and they both look good i am trying to pick one for the ard boys semi finials for my lizardmen i have a magic heavy list 3 eotg and a slann can you guys give me a little help on witch one to pick?
     
  2. ilnar
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    without seeing your list its kinda hard,
    id be temped to go for life, heals the stegs and soaks things
    that or metal, lots of big damage spells
     
  3. Dumbledore
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    Surely you only pick lores once you know what enemy you'll be facing? I personally like metal's spells a lot - against some foes such as WoC it's incredible but against others who have no armour it is almost useless. Light varies in use (VC and TK I guess), I would prefer to use shadow or death when facing armies who have little armour or war machines. Light should counter daemons but they seem to have a banner that makes using light suicide, though I don't know what it does (someone tell me please?)
     
  4. strewart
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    I'm pretty sure it makes any light wizards miscast on doubles, in addition to them picking any lore in the game at the start of the battle and making it -2 (3?) to cast for the whole game. Very nasty banner.

    Anyway, yeah I would be changing lores depending on your opponent. If you have to pick 1 and stick with it, metal is a little bit more of an all round lore than light, light is a little bit limited. Though as an all round lore I would probably go for death, beast or fire instead of either of them.
     

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