If that doesn’t work, he can use the new season spell Rupture on his own Krondspine to get a bonus to casting Round 1 and then cut the cord as soon as necessary and make it wild so he can slam into his opponent with a 2+ to hit without burning a command point. However due to the overwhelming amount of Mortal wounds available, it often weakens the enemy before they even get close. The Lack of horrors, likely due to their increased cost, does mean less chaff to help hold back the tide of the enemy. With the amount of casters available Kaleb can easily get a second Lord of Change on the board on turn 1. Put another one on the scoreboard for Kaleb who seems to always do well with Tzeentch, rain or shine and right now it is very much Tzeentch’s happy place. Lord of Change summoning engine with Krondspine for support Thoughts Result – Disciples of Tzeentch Victory – 13-17 1st Place – Kaleb Walters – Guild of Summoners That said to be able to rock up a fully Beastclaw Raiders list into the finals is damned impressive and Adam holds out better than you’d think. In the more caster centric meta it’s basically tailor made for Tzeentch to succeed while a single Nullstone Icon is not likely to be able to hold back the tide of sorcery. It’s pretty clear on its face that Tzeentch has the upper hand here.
– Nullstone Adornments: Hand-carved Nullstone IconĬreated with Warhammer Age of Sigmar: The App Thoughts
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