You were right to think that's how strong those guys were in relation to one another. The reason why the points misrepresent the power is because comp points systems do not work! Seriously, I've got nothing against points but the people who write these systems show a worrying lack of understanding towards what makes models powerful. Kroak's the perfect example here as most comp systems list him as about twice as many points as the normal Slann despite the fact that unless you're playing a very specific army build, the Slann is much much more powerful than Kroak is. They focus on stats and the number of spells they can cast rather than their more intangible abilities which is often where the real power lies.
Which Carnosaur are you using? Mine wrecks stuff up, especially monsters. Though it is much easier to take damage now.
- Maybe my dice just dont like my carnosaur but I've always found to be just too squishy, especially in old fantasy, 5 wounds and a 4+ save that more often than not was reduced to 6+ only ever seemed to result in a dead hunk of meat...
There are two methods I found to make the Carnosaur a real monster. You could go with the Tankosaur, simply a Mystic Shield and Celestial Rites makes him a pretty tough customer, especially if you also give him a Curse of Fates to use for one of his saves. He'll take damage, but nothing more than he can absorb thanks to his high wounds.
