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Supporting attacks can make up a large portion of the damage output of ranked up units. With the way the rules are set up for skrox, only the enemy's first rank is going to be able to allocate attacks to the kroxigor in a cohort... So is that going to make a noticeable difference in their survivability?
As much as I've heard skrox dismissed entirely in this book, has anyone actually run them in a game or two? I think they might work better than anticipated, and I'm hoping like heck that they do; I used two units of 24 skink/3 kroxigors as my staple battle line all through 7th ed. (ahh, the Lore of Shadows in 7th...) and into 8th, and they consistently performed better than anyone expected.
Now my opportunities to play are severely limited, and I sold most of my skinks when I decided to try a new paint scheme. Should I buy more, or will I have to stick with the painfully slow saurus this edition?
As much as I've heard skrox dismissed entirely in this book, has anyone actually run them in a game or two? I think they might work better than anticipated, and I'm hoping like heck that they do; I used two units of 24 skink/3 kroxigors as my staple battle line all through 7th ed. (ahh, the Lore of Shadows in 7th...) and into 8th, and they consistently performed better than anyone expected.
Now my opportunities to play are severely limited, and I sold most of my skinks when I decided to try a new paint scheme. Should I buy more, or will I have to stick with the painfully slow saurus this edition?