eSorscha 35pts: DAVAI!!!!

[Wisible]

Hi there, fellow axe-to-the-facers. Wanted your thoughts on an infantry heavy eSorscha list. Constructive criticism appreciated, but certainly not necessary.

Forward Kommander Kratikoff (+6)
Spriggan 10
WGI (max) w/ua 8
Kovnik Joe 2
Doomreaver w/ua 8
Greylord Ternions 4
MOW Drakhun 5
Kayazy Eliminators 3
Wardog 1

Caster kill. Nothing special. Besides Beast09, what would you change?

[Saekyn]

I'd find a way to get three Rocketeers in that WGI unit. I'd drop the Drakhun for the Rocketeers and perhaps a Marksman or some other 2-point of your choice. We've got some good choices for 2 points.

[The Buoyancy of Water]

I would recommend trying out Sylys with eSorscha, they work really well together! I would drop the dog and the drakhun dismount to get the 2pts you need. Otherwise pretty solid! Though what is the purpose of the ternion..?

Cheers,
Dave

[Saekyn]

I would recommend trying out Sylys with eSorscha, they work really well together! I would drop the dog and the drakhun dismount to get the 2pts you need. Otherwise pretty solid! Though what is the purpose of the ternion..?

Cheers,
Dave

Sylys and Reinholdt make Sorscha's freeze spell amazing--don't even need to boost to hit, you roll 4d6 and pick the two highest. I don't have exact maths but I imagine that'd be a 10 average, at the LEAST.

[Wisible]

Though what is the purpose of the ternion..?

Cheers,
Dave

Drop concealment on Sorscha, or something in front of her to block LOS. Plus the ice cage, thus making things a bit more easy to hit. Wishernailer sounds like a decent enough idea, but the wardog has saved my *** so many times it's a staple of mine now. I'm VERY paranoid about protecting my WC, especially since my buddy plays so much Cynar. Nothing makes me angrier in WM than being shot up.

[The Buoyancy of Water]

Nothing makes me angrier in WM than being shot up.

Dog doesn't help with that though Make their units stationary so there's less shooting at you. You can always Iron Flesh Sorscha for DEF19, DEF21 with a cloud

Cheers,
Dave