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Dragoon King · 11-01-2007

First off, I'm thinking about getting some Obliterators. I've been looking at the stats for a couple of days now, and I'm wondering if I should get a squad. I had three, but I traded them off as I never really seen them shine on the battlefield. However, I'm thinking about DS them around a biker with Icon. I really don't like my bikes much, but I figure I could make them more deadly by DS 3 Obliterators and 10 Termis with 2 Reapers and the rest combi-bolters. Next, I'm wondering what the best strategy for Abbadon would be. Should I DS him? This would leave him vunerable for at least one turn, and I can assure you every enemy weapon in range would shoot at him (my friends fear him even more now). Should he be mounted in a LR? Or should I bring him in as reserve around turn 3 when the enemy is thinned down a bit? Any tips would be much appreciated.

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Dragoon King Destruction Manifest Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Loyall, Kentucky Posts: 2,660 Rep Power: 3 Thanks: 70 Thanked 95 Times in 73 Posts Blog Entries: 1	Rethinking some Chaos units First off, I'm thinking about getting some Obliterators. I've been looking at the stats for a couple of days now, and I'm wondering if I should get a squad. I had three, but I traded them off as I never really seen them shine on the battlefield. However, I'm thinking about DS them around a biker with Icon. I really don't like my bikes much, but I figure I could make them more deadly by DS 3 Obliterators and 10 Termis with 2 Reapers and the rest combi-bolters. Next, I'm wondering what the best strategy for Abbadon would be. Should I DS him? This would leave him vunerable for at least one turn, and I can assure you every enemy weapon in range would shoot at him (my friends fear him even more now). Should he be mounted in a LR? Or should I bring him in as reserve around turn 3 when the enemy is thinned down a bit? Any tips would be much appreciated. __________________ “Nothing you can lose by dying is half so precious as the readiness to die, which is a man’s charter of nobility.” George Santayana.