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I finished my first MSU battle (as already mentioned not the whole army was MSU-style). We had 3000 P my Dark Elves vs. Empire. The battle went fine and the Dark Elves caught some Slaves 
I made many mistakes but finally the DE won. It was interesting to see how the small units worked out in that battle. The batrep will follow in the next few days.
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Sure!
Here is a link to SmithF's own topic:
http://warhammer.org.uk/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=94537
He started to play MSU with Empire before it got a new book. But if you check the list of reports he had 4 with the new army book too before he switched to Wood Elves.
I also tried to find some discussions on Empire forum and here are some links. I am not sure how useful they are, though, as I haven't read them.
http://warhammer-empire.com/theforum/ind…95013#msg795013
I hope you will find them useful.
Great, thanks a lot, I will check ´em all!
greetz greentide
If someone is interested in my batrep:
Hi Aem_Kei,
Thanks for the link to the report! I am glad you tried your MSU version of DE. I will try to come back with some comments later on! 
Greetings!
I didn't expect that after ConVic I will have almost no opportunities to play any games but as it happened I didn't play any before another tournament. I hoped I didn't become too rusty!
This time it was another interstate tournament and after visiting Queensland and Victoria I found myself in a car full of ACT players happy to go to New South Wales for some good warhammer! Adam G., Adam R., Dave C. (the crazy driver! :)) and me formed one merry ACT Team and off we went to Newcastle. It was the first time for me to play there but I have heard already that it is an event like no other.
For those interested in specific rules here is the link to the main thread and a rules pack: Castle Assault - Rules Pack
In short, it was 5 game tournament, 2400 points, peer comp (1-6 score), modified scenarios and battle comp was also used (meaning there was a specific way to to further modify the result depending on the difference in comp score). I will try to described the details in each game.
We begun the trip early afternoon on Friday and arrived to Newcastle some time int the evening. There was of course a lot of warhammer talking during the trip and 5-6 hours drive didn't even feel that long at all. Since there was still relatively early my team mates decided to play some quick practice games.
Bedhammer!!!!
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Game 1 - Dawn Attack - Beastmen of Chaos - Jonathan
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In the meantime, if you are interested in the overall results and prefer not to wait until I go through all the games, here is the link to the final standings: Castle Assault - Results
From enlisted 68 players 63 finished the tournament. It was a great success for Newcastle warhammer community and they even made it to the local news! Well done, guys! I strongly recommend to check their blog for some news, especially if you are somewhere on the Southern Hemisphere
An army breakdown was as follows:
High Elves - 10
Warriors of Chaos - 10
Daemons - 6
Ogres - 6
Empire - 5
Ogres - 5
Orcs & Goblins - 4
Vampire Counts - 4
Chaos Dwarves - 3
Dark Elves - 3
Lizardmen - 3
Skaven - 3
Beastmen - 2
Dwarves - 2
Tomb Kings - 2
Bretonnia - 1Ok, that's all for now. Stay tuned!
Cheers!
Quelle: http://www.ulthuan.net/forum/viewtopi…=847591#p847591
Also bei mir hat sich mittlerweile ein Mischkonzept aus MSU und Todesstern bewährt...
Im Zentrum bleibt nach wie vor ein stabiler Hauptblock inklusive Erzmagier und AST, der Rest wird überwiegend klein und schnell gehalten, je nach Punktzahl natürlich...
Naja...
Ich denke ein Todesstern mit Supporttruppen ist doch ein sehr anderes Armeekonzept als MSU
Aber klar auch das Todessternkonzept hat seine Daseins Berechtigung 
Greetings!
The first game of Castle Assault was Dawn Attack. The scenario followed the rules from the rulebook with following modifications:
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1. If you had 1 or more standards in your opponent's deployment zone at the end of the game you got 2 Battle Points.
2. If you kept your deployment zone clear of enemy standards at the end of the game you got 2 Battle Points.
3. If you had more standards in your opponent's deployment zone than they had in yours then you got 1 Battle Point. If there are the same number of standards then 0.5 BP each.As you can see it payed off to have units with standards and keep them moving too!
In the first game of the tournament I played against Jonathon and his Beastie Boyz. Jonathon traveled from Queensland to participate in the event and I had a pleasure to meet him earlier this year when I played at the tournament organized by Queensland Northern Knights. Back then our game was unresolved as it ended up with a draw. I think we both were eager to find out if one of us can prevail this timeJohnathon brought different army than the one he had at QNK Joust 9.0 Here is his list (from memory):
Beastmen of Chaos - Army List
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Great Brayshaman - Lore of the Beast
Brayshaman - Lore of the Beast
Brayshaman - Lore of the Beast
BSB, Beast Banner40 Gors, Full Command
25 Bestigors, Full Command
25 Bestigors, Full Command
5 Ungor Riders
Tuskgor Chariot
Tuskgor Chariot
Tuskgor Chariot
5 Harpies
5 Harpies
5 HarpiesJonathon's army was comped at 5.5 so we were perfectly equal. The result had to be decided by skills on the battle field only! His army was more compact and with less support units than the previous one. On the other hand, 2 units of bestigors are tough nut to crack. Also if you consider the fact that he had potentially access to triple Wildform spell! 7 support units is not bad either and could greatly help main blocks to reach what they wanted to attack. Chariots are always a problem and had to be dealt with quickly.
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Great Brayshaman was with Bestigors B2, BSB and one Brayshaman joined Gors while second Brayshaman was with Bestigors B1.Bob the BSB led the Archers while Larry was escorted by his trustworthy Swordmasters.
Somehow the armies arrived to the battle field on opposite corners and it looked more like a meeting engagement rather than a dawn attack! That also meant that my shooting was a little limited in terms of target choice and I could not aim at chariots right from the start.
I also had to deploy my army first, so it might explain the way I positioned the units as I didn't know where the enemy is going to show up. Hence the positioning of Sisters in particular was a little too far away to be able to shoot turn 1.
I knew I had to divide Jonathon's blocks to have a chance against them. Beastmen are very good in combat thanks to Primal Fury and great weapon wielding Bestigors are really dangerous if confronted only from the front. Hence, as usual, I would look for opportunities to get these combined charges, preferably from the flanks. At the same time I had to divide my own forces to keep some standards in my own deployment zone and what is more, do something to prevent any of Johanton's infantry regiments entering mine.
As you can see it was a very interesting situation where we both had to tackle a selection of objectives.
Beastmen shamen had following spells:
Great Brayshaman - Wildform, Curse, Amber Spear, Flock of Doom
Brayshaman - Wildform
Brayshaman - Wildform
I will continue with the report in couple of days. In the meantime, feel free to comment on the deployment and possible outcomes. I am very curious about your thoughts!Cheers!
Greetings!
Game 2 - Battle for the Pass - Lizardmen - Ethan
Game 2 of Castle Assault was Battle for the Pass. The usual rulebook scenario but again, in line with the whole tournament player's pack, with modifications. First of all each player had to bring appropriate objective marker. Something that fits army theme and is either on 40x40mm or 50x50mm base. I decided to use the miniature I have been given by my Secret Santa (thanks a lot again, grntmepower! :)) and she was looking attractive enough to stir even coldblooded Lizardmen so that they wanted to capture her
To claim an objective a player needed to position a unit (or part of it) in 6" away from the objective. If both players had units close to the marker, then the one with higher static combat result (ranks, banners, bsb, etc.) would claim the objective. 3 battle points were granted for taking Primary objective, 2 for Secondary and points were shared if no one could claim the objective.
Ethan was my opponent this time. We haven't had an opportunity to play before but I can tell you right now that he is a very nice person to play against and it was yet another very pleasant game for me. Thanks a lot, Ethan! =D>
Ethan brought his stalwart Lizardmen. I was very curious about the outcome as I haven't played against new Lizards yet. They were always a tough opponent for me and I had no doubts it would be the case here as well. But then would it be because of their new toys or due to old tricks?
Below is the army list Ethan brought to the game, obviously, with some details lacking as I don't remember all the items :oops:
Lizardmen - Army List
Slann, level 4, BSB, Knows all signature spells
Oldblood on Coldone, Piranha Blade, 1+ armor save (I think)
Scar Veteran on foot
Skink Priest - Lore of Heavens30 Saurus Warriors, Full Command
30 Saurus Warriors, Full Command
10 Skink Skirmishers
10 Skink Skirmishers
10 Skink Cohort
6 Saurus Cavalry
5 Chameleon Skinks
5 Chameleon Skinks
Bastiladon (bound spell shooty thing)
Stegadon Ancient (lots of blowpipes)Lizardmen are really tough and even more so in battle for the pass. Their phalanx nicely blocked the passage to the rear. Skinks are very good at hunting eagles and fast troops. Two dinosaurs also are very dangerous to my small units thanks to impact hits and t-stomps. The combination of high toughness and good armor meant it would be hard to beat them too.
Two big infantry blocks were a problem. I thought I have a chance to beat one if I managed to thin it down properly but would have divert the second one away from markers. I simply don't think I would be able to engage both with enough units to win combats. Not to mention that war of attrition is way better for Lizardmen.
Saurus cavalry with Oldblood was very potent and I had to deal with it too. I hoped I could contain them with my own cavalry or at least try to inflict enough casualties to make a difference for later combats. Then last but not least was Slann and his new ability to know all signature spells. I know how powerful it is thanks to running Loremaster but with level 4 it can be even more dangerous!
So, the general plan was:
- focus shooting (if possible) on one saurus block and kill it in close combat
- divert the second one
- use magic to wound dinosaurs and if possible, attack them with high strength unit. Combination should see them killed before they start stomping.Deployment
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The pass is full of troops - no space to maneuver on flanksExterner Inhalt i8.photobucket.comInhalte von externen Seiten werden ohne deine Zustimmung nicht automatisch geladen und angezeigt.Slann decided to stay with his trustworthy Skinks in the building. Oldblood joined his elite cavalry, while Scar Veteran led one of the Saurus blocks to battle. Skink Priest (who had Iceshard Blizzard spell) was also attending his master Slann.
Loremaster joined his Swordmasters in the front line. BSB led Sae Guard to battle.
Ethan won the roll-off and his army was to move first.
Any predictions?
Hi Tiny!
Thanks a lot for constant adding of my reports to the forum. Even if it is just copy-paste. And if it is then I will try to take away that burden from your shoulders and start doing that myself. I hope the games are still interesting to read about although I understand that seeing the same army featured over and over again can be boring.
Please dont feel desperate by the low number of answers. I enjoy your reports. I am still figuring out, who it works. I can see. Like in a good martial arts movie: you watch the single steps and the effect but cant get in the way to copy.
Thanks a lot for constant adding of my reports to the forum. Even if it is just copy-paste. And if it is then I will try to take away that burden from your shoulders and start doing that myself
You are more than wellcome to do so! They are your battle reports after all 
There is only very little adjustment needed to move the reports from ulthuan.net to here:
The Title size has to be changed from 150 to 15 and (that pure optional) I do add [spioler] flags for each turn.
That's it 
understand that seeing the same army featured over and over again can be boring.
Not to me!
By the way: I think your last game against Beastmen was one of your best (I have read so far)
Hi guys!
@ Serotonin
Thank you for your kind words! Please, don't get me wrong. I am glad people read my reports and that is great in itself. I could not ask for more really. I consider any discussion afterwards as a bonus. I enjoy it a lot so if that happens it is simply fantastic!
If I can get feedback on my reports, however, I can make sure they are even more interesting in the future. So don't hesitate to let me know what would you like me to improve!
@ Tiny
I will see if I can make it as nicely as you then!
Wow! I didn't expect that comment at all! I am really glad you rate that game so high! Thanks a lot!
I would love to find out what made you consider it the best, however. I am happy that the plan worked well and I could get these combined charges in the last turns of the game. But it is always nice to know how it looks from the point of view of another player.
Cheers!
Wow! I didn't expect that comment at all! I am really glad you rate that game so high! Thanks a lot!
I would love to find out what made you consider it the best, however. I am happy that the plan worked well and I could get these combined charges in the last turns of the game. But it is always nice to know how it looks from the point of view of another player.
As I sad at ulthuan, I think your opponent should had tried for a push and should had made more use out of his chariot and chaff, so my judgment my also include the mistakes your opponent made.But: Reading the report I did not have had the impression that at any point in time your victory was at risk!
Sure your opponent probably should had tried for a push in turn 3, hopping to break through and hitting a week spot with an over run movement. But even if you had all the aces at your hand to react appropriate.
As it went, it was very nice to see how you isolated the three big blocks. And of cause the multicharge at turn 5 was such a beauty
As far as I can see you made only one mistake in turn 6 (not securing the flank of your archers), but even (was silly it maybe) this mistake was not (and would never had been) game breaking.
Thanks Tiny!
Sometimes it is hard to compare games as they all gave great aspects and to an extend a lost game can be great too. Although when you win it is obviously better. I will tell you how I rate my games at CA after I post all the reports but this one was definitely great!
I have the maps ready and I will do my best to post the report tonight (Australian time :)) so hopefully you all will have something new to read at lunch break
Cheers!
so hopefully you all will have something new to read at lunch break
So I was sitting at my lunch break being sade that I do not have an exciting battle report to read, until I realized that you had allready posted the report
Hi there!
Apologies for a little delay in reposting the report here. I finished writing it on Ulthuan quite late. But here it is! Let's see if I can do that as neatly as tiny does!
Game 2 - Battle for the Pass - Lizardmen - Ethan
Game 2 of Castle Assault was Battle for the Pass. The usual rulebook scenario but again, in line with the whole tournament player's pack, with modifications. First of all each player had to bring appropriate objective marker. Something that fits army theme and is either on 40x40mm or 50x50mm base. I decided to use the miniature I have been given by my Secret Santa (thanks a lot again, grntmepower! :)) and she was looking attractive enough to stir even coldblooded Lizardmen so that they wanted to capture her We had to place our respective markers in the middle of no man's land and then scatter them. Then we rolled a dice and as I won the roll-off I was to pick what was the primary and what was the secondary objective. I naturally chose my own marker as primary objective! But as you can see on the diagram, both scattered towards my own deployment zone.
To claim an objective a player needed to position a unit (or part of it) in 6" away from the objective. If both players had units close to the marker, then the one with higher static combat result (ranks, banners, bsb, etc.) would claim the objective. 3 battle points were granted for taking Primary objective, 2 for Secondary and points were shared if no one could claim the objective.
Ethan was my opponent this time. We haven't had an opportunity to play before but I can tell you right now that he is a very nice person to play against and it was yet another very pleasant game for me. Thanks a lot, Ethan! =D>
Ethan brought his stalwart Lizardmen. I was very curious about the outcome as I haven't played against new Lizards yet. They were always a tough opponent for me and I had no doubts it would be the case here as well. But then would it be because of their new toys or due to old tricks?
Below is the army list Ethan brought to the game, obviously, with some details lacking as I don't remember all the items :oops:
Lizardmen - Army List
Slann, level 4, BSB, Knows all signature spells
Oldblood on Coldone, Piranha Blade, 1+ armor save (I think)
Scar Veteran on foot
Skink Priest - Lore of Heavens
30 Saurus Warriors, Full Command
30 Saurus Warriors, Full Command
10 Skink Skirmishers
10 Skink Skirmishers
10 Skink Cohort
6 Saurus Cavalry
5 Chameleon Skinks
5 Chameleon Skinks
Bastiladon (bound spell shooty thing)
Stegadon Ancient (lots of blowpipes)
Lizardmen are really tough and even more so in battle for the pass. Their phalanx nicely blocked the passage to the rear. Skinks are very good at hunting eagles and fast troops. Two dinosaurs also are very dangerous to my small units thanks to impact hits and t-stomps. The combination of high toughness and good armor meant it would be hard to beat them too.
Two big infantry blocks were a problem. I thought I have a chance to beat one if I managed to thin it down properly but would have divert the second one away from markers. I simply don't think I would be able to engage both with enough units to win combats. Not to mention that war of attrition is way better for Lizardmen.
Saurus cavalry with Oldblood was very potent and I had to deal with it too. I hoped I could contain them with my own cavalry or at least try to inflict enough casualties to make a difference for later combats. Then last but not least was Slann and his new ability to know all signature spells. I know how powerful it is thanks to running Loremaster but with level 4 it can be even more dangerous!
So, the general plan was:
- focus shooting (if possible) on one saurus block and kill it in close combat
- divert the second one
- use magic to wound dinosaurs and if possible, attack them with high strength unit. Combination should see them killed before they start stomping.
Deployment
The pass is full of troops - no space to maneuver on flanks
Slann decided to stay with his trustworthy Skinks in the building. Oldblood joined his elite cavalry, while Scar Veteran led one of the Saurus blocks to battle. Skink Priest (who had Iceshard Blizzard spell) was also attending his master Slann.
Loremaster joined his Swordmasters in the front line. BSB led Sae Guard to battle.
Ethan won the roll-off and his army was to move first.
Lizardmen - Turn 1
Coldblooded phalanx rolls forward
Ellyrian Reavers movement indicates vanguard moves
The telepathic order was given by the meditating Slann and his coldblooded minions marched forward across the narrow mountain pass. Sensing the mental presence of his very young counterpart Slann moved one of his crooked fingers and skinks operating the solar engine at the back of Bastiladon directed its deadly beams against Swordmasters protecting their general. In a flash of sun bright light all but one Swordmaster perished.
Outcasts - Turn 1
Attack is the best form of defense - or is it?
HE execute early charges on both flanks
High Elves try to seize the initiative by early charges. On one flank Dragon Princes charge Saurus cavalry but after killing one or two enemies they all die at the blade of the Oldblood. Was Caledorian pride their undoing?
On another flank heavy cavalry didn't reach skinks as they were magically slowed down. However, Shadow Warriors charged enemy skirmishers too and in a short combat they forced skinks to retreat and caught them in hot pursuit.
In the center, elven fire base aimed at one of the Saurus cohorts and quite a few hulking warriors died to accurate arrows.
Lizardmen - Turn 2
Oldblood leads the charge of his mounted warriors against another enemy unit. But this time they face stubborn White Lions and exchange of blows is painful for both sides. Saurus press forward but Lions refuse to give ground.
In the center Sar-Vetern wanted to repeat action of his superior but Swordmasters, who were the target of the attack, withdrew to the safety of the nearby forest.
On the other flank victorious Shadow Warriors are punished by deadly fire from the skink crew from the howdah on top of an ancient stegadon and only a single warrior remains.
Outcasts - Turn 2
The battle starts entering its most decisive stage as combatants furiously exchange punches. White Lions destroy all Saurus cavalry but can't scratch the thick hide of Oldblood who carves a bloody path through Chracians.
Reavers charge Chameleons who flee to safety of their bigger cousins. Dragon Princes spot them and charge them too. Nimble Chameleons avoid them too but panic their own units! Somehow hulking brutes misunderstood the orders and decided to withdraw together with two small units of Chameleons, away from Elves and objectives. Slann was furious. He opened one eye in disbelieve!
As if it was not enough this unexpected turn of events distracted big toad and elven Loremaster managed to get through one of his own deadly spell. Magic projectiles of molten metal hit powerful form of Bastiladon as if it was covered with paper and killed the beast outright! Elves cheered up. One monster down, one to go!
Lizardmen - Turn 3
Last brave Lion keeps fighting till the end!
Lizardmen try another counter attack
Saurus infantry comes to senses but Chameleons, being outside of the influence of Slann keep running away.
Oldblood methodically eliminates Lions but the last warriors still standing holds the standard high and true to he stubborn nature of warriors of Chrace, he fights till the very last breath.
Another Saurus infantry, now depleted, attempts to charge Reavers but fast elven cavalry is not easy to catch.
Outcasts - Turn 3
Both armies start claiming objectives
Elven units in the center pivot to claim the objective and to threaten isolated Saurus Warriors. One of the eagles blocks another infantry unit while Dragon Princes charge Stegadon. They managed to wound the beast and despite some losses it was enough to break it and run it down!
Lizardmen - Turn 4
Lizardmen surround few Elven units
The battle hangs in the balance
Oldblood charges Reavers who hold this time and are all killed for their trouble. The rest of the Lizardmen close in and try to surround elven regiments defending their primary objective.
Outcasts - Turn 4
Elves decide not to attack yet and bring their firepower to shift the odds into their favor. All bows are aimed at Oldblood. Elven BSB uses his magical potion and his supernatural strength allows him to put two wounds on the warrior-leader of the enemy. Finally, one of the arrows or bolts finds its mark and Saurus Oldblood goes down.
In the meantime, Ellyrian Reavers hunt down one of the Chameleon swarms.
Lizardmen - Turn 5
The battle at its decisive stage
Saurus Warriors charge White Lions in order to break through and to re-unite with their other unit. But again White Lions are there to hold the line for the Elves.
Skink skirmishers move forward too, to block elven archers. However, there are other, more dangerous elven units ready to counter attack.
Outcasts - Turn 5
Saurus perish but skinks hold!
Elven leaders lead the attack and together with White Lions they destroy Saurus Warriors. Archers charge skinks and win easily but skins are surprisingly stubborn and don't flee!
Lizardmen - Turn 6
Who knows the mind of the Slann?
Surprisingly Slann himself enters the close combat. His fragile skink bodyguard is depleted by stand and shoot and then destroyed in the hand to hand fight. Slann meets his unexpected end pierced by elven spears.
Scar-Veteran charges on his own from the unit of Saurus and chases off two regiments of Elves. That allows Saurus to close towards the objectives.
Outcasts - Turn 6
Despite bloody battle no one can claim the objectives!
Both armies were bloodied by the vicious combats and now units on both sides stared at each other. It was clear that no further melee will erupt now and both armies disengaged in good order. No one claimed the objectives in the end but it was clear the Elves inflicted far more damage to the enemy.
After-battle thoughts
It was awesome game and once again I would like to thank Ethan for great spirit and a challenging battle. I was not aware until I made the diagrams that it was such a close one! Sure, we exchanged punches and the balance seemed to shift to one side and then to another but now I see how it could have gone either way.
First a very rare situation when Saurus block flees despite the presence of a nearby Slann-BSB. It released the pressure on the center. I still had units to divert that regiment but obviously it made my life easier.
I had some luck with hunting down big monsters. Ethan had a tough decision to make at some stage where I could target his Bastiladon with Searing Doom and Spirit Leech. He decided to let Searing Doom in and I was lucky to get 5 hits which all wounded. The same with Stegadon, where I won combat due to charge only and then managed to run it down. While Ld6 is not great, it is not that bad on 3d6.
I was very pleased with the plan where I decided to shoot one Saurus block so that I could destroy it in combat. It worked well enough! Also, shooting proved very helpful in hunting down Oldblood, otherwise capable of destroying my units all by himself, as was clearly demonstrated.
I am still surprised Ethan decided to charge with Slann. It seems like he handed over lots of victory points. I was so surprised I even forgot to ask what was his plan with that move! :oops:
My mistake was to flee with Dragon Princes and then Lions from scar veteran. I should have fled with cavalry but hold with lions. Sacar veteran had too few attacks to kill them all and I could have prevented Saurus Warriors from getting to the objectives close enough to deny them to me. In the end we had the same amount of CR and no one could claim the extra Battle Points.
Despite that, due to huge point difference and additional comp difference I managed to claim 18-2 victory from the game.
Thanks for reading!
Ok, it seems it worked! I hope you enjoyed the report!
Cheers!
