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the most popular way to build your core, at least in competitive tournament armies, seems to be one reasonable sized of saurus with full command, and 5 units of skinks. all skirmishers if you want, or you can make the saurus block bigger and run 1 or 2 cohort groups to free up some points.
I find lots of skinks to be a little "unfun" to both use and play against because you're mostly fleeing and redirecting so I tend to run a second saurus block and go a little more combat heavy.
but that's just personal opinion!
really any combination is going to be moderately effective. if you're trying to be super competitive i'd run 1 block of saurus alongside your skirmisher squads. it adds a good combat unit with solid leadership that's going to balance your plethora of skirmishers that are most likely going to be avoiding combat at all costs.
the saurus block is especially worthwhile if you don't run temple guard. if you run a large block of temple guard the core becomes a lot more flexible because the temple guard fill the solid reliable combat role.
I find lots of skinks to be a little "unfun" to both use and play against because you're mostly fleeing and redirecting so I tend to run a second saurus block and go a little more combat heavy.
but that's just personal opinion!
really any combination is going to be moderately effective. if you're trying to be super competitive i'd run 1 block of saurus alongside your skirmisher squads. it adds a good combat unit with solid leadership that's going to balance your plethora of skirmishers that are most likely going to be avoiding combat at all costs.
the saurus block is especially worthwhile if you don't run temple guard. if you run a large block of temple guard the core becomes a lot more flexible because the temple guard fill the solid reliable combat role.