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Bremmer925 · 04-23-2008

I would recommend going with 2 Lemans and a Basilisk for your heavies and Sentinals backed up with special weapon squads for the deepstrike. The heavy weapon squads will be stuck on the turn they come in on and will probably lose another turn moving after they get on the table. A special weapon squad with a demo charge and 2 meltas can lay out some serious hurt on the turn it arrives. The sentinals can land in the rear arc of the enemies vehicles, and if they survive the turn of landing, charge into the enemy fire support line to tie up his fire.
The heavy weapon squads should be part of your gunline to support the tanks.
I mentioned the Basilisk because
1) IT'S COOL!
2) It has strength 9 so it will stop a landraider better.
Parker

04-23-2008	#6 (permalink)
Bremmer925 Trooper Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: bremerton, wa. Posts: 103 Rep Power: 1 Thanks: 14 Thanked 12 Times in 12 Posts	Re: what is better I would recommend going with 2 Lemans and a Basilisk for your heavies and Sentinals backed up with special weapon squads for the deepstrike. The heavy weapon squads will be stuck on the turn they come in on and will probably lose another turn moving after they get on the table. A special weapon squad with a demo charge and 2 meltas can lay out some serious hurt on the turn it arrives. The sentinals can land in the rear arc of the enemies vehicles, and if they survive the turn of landing, charge into the enemy fire support line to tie up his fire. The heavy weapon squads should be part of your gunline to support the tanks. I mentioned the Basilisk because 1) IT'S COOL! 2) It has strength 9 so it will stop a landraider better. Parker