AoS Seraphon Starting List 2000 pts

[Luplon]

Hi, i'm an old player of warhammer fantasy, and i'm starting playing AoS, tried a few things, and now i'm building this list at 2000 points:

Scar-veteran on Carnosaur
5 Saurus knights
5 Saurus knights
5 Saurus knights
Firelance Starhost
Saurus Sunblood
10 Saurus warriors
10 Saurus warriors
10 Saurus warriors
Sunclaw Starhost
Oldblood on Carnosaur
15 Saurus guards
Bastiladon

Tot. 1980 pts

I also have a Scar-veteran on cold one, a Skink starpriest and a Skink priest

I'm thinking about some variations, with same or more points, so i'm listening to any advice

 

[Bowser]

I would remove the 15 guard, as they aren't guarding anything. They're okay for ovjective hunting, but I would add in the scar vet cold one and priest for magic, make ine if your warriors units 20 and keep the other 2 at 10. Other than that looks like a fun and aggressive list. Leave off the extra points and hope for a good triumph.

 

[Luplon]

Thanks for the advice! The 15 guards are here just for some tanky aggressive unit, and i plan to use also the Bloodclaw Starhost in the near future, dividing them in 3 units of 5, with the Oldblood, the Scar-veteran on cold one, an Eternity warden and the Skink starpriest as heroes for the battallion

 

[paxter]

The guards seems misplaced a little. If you want to go tanky i suggest taking the eternal starhost. but you will need 30 instead of 15 tho. That will give your guards 2+ save, bravery 12, and the eternity warden will give them 3 attacks base. With the sunblood you give orders to one unit to reroll hit and wound. A unit of 10 has 31 attacks, reroll to hit and wound, if they dont move D3 damage rend -1, 2+ armour and shields so essentially u become an assault terminator.

The downside is if someone has a ability to dish out a lot of mortal wounds then u will suffer.

 

[Luplon]

Mhhh...ok, so instead of Bloodclaw its better to buy another 15 guards and use the Eternal Starhost

 

[Bowser]

Stick with the bloodclaw. Get all the command abilities from your heroes. Way more effective.

 

[dwarfepic]

Are you sure that the knights are going to have the hitting power needed for what they do? they can do mortal wounds, but with only one attack each with the spear, ( and then others besides) they probably wont do enough damage. I think that by taking out the temple guard as bowser said would be a good idea, and the replace them with knights. the scar vet on carno is a good idea, to help maximise the damage coming out of the knights. the saurus warriors do not need the starhost so and I think that more than one formation per army (with exceptions... starbeast constellation) is a good choice, but more you might as well be putting in extra models instead of the formation.

if they dont move D3 damage rend

that is if they don't move, and with aos in the state that it is in then moving is almost essential. you may camp on an objective, but you still need to get there, and guard are expensive in points, if they are going to camp objectives then you will spend 200 points on the ten man squad I see most, then another 140 for the eternity warden and if you want re rolls to hit, then another 160 for an strolith or 120 for a sunblood. that is a lot of points for a kill team the a single unit of spider riders (5 for 100) or an ogre tyrant (140 points) or a bloodthirster (280-360 points depending on the type, and skarbrand is 400). what I'm saying is don't commit to many points into one unit and buffing it. it will leave other areas weak, and even temple guard can die ...

 

[Luplon]

Actually, i came up with a variation of the list:

Saurus oldblood on carnosaur
Saurus scar-veteran on carnosaur
Saurus scar-veteran on cold one
Saurus sunblood
15 Saurus guards
20 Saurus warriors
10 Saurus warriors
15 Saurus knights
Skink priest
Bloodclaw Starhost

tot. 1960 pts

Sunblood with guards or with big saurus unit, with his command ability, scar-veteran on cold one with the knights with his buffing command ability, and the buffing from priest and oldblood as well

 

[dwarfepic]

try not to take temple guard in squads bigger than 10. otherwise then it is very easy for your opponent to catch them with a cheap tarpit of 40 clanrats or ungors or something. temple guard lose mobility when there are to many of them, and if they do get bogged down that is a very pricey unit gone down the drain. admittedly, chewing through the tarpits is easy, but they will occupy you for at least two turns if the opponent is using them right. nice list though, and I love to see the bloodclaw starhost being used instead of the generic ones from our battletome instead of the ones from the order one.

 

[Luplon]

Thanks for the advice, so i take 10 guards instead of 15, and i put in a Skink starpriest for a little magic