Continuing on with my Feast of Blades Coverage, today I have the Open GT winner Casey Christopher’s list and pictures.
Casey has been playing for awhile now, and has been finishing near the top of almost every event he’s participated in lately.
For Feast of Blades he ran DoA (Descent of Angels) Blood Angels, with Sanguinor (I like to think cause I strong-armed Casey on taking it), and Predators for Heavy Support.
Personally I am not a fan of Devastators in the heavy slot after Nova Open, and swapped to Typhoons myself. There may, however ,be something to be said about including Predators in a DoA list.
Check out Casey’s list and army below.
Update: Bushido Red Panda has coverage up of their match-up which I guess was the top seeded match as well. http://www.flylords.net/2011/11/feast-of-blades-round-up-part-2.html
SANGUINOR
SANGUINARY PRIEST – JUMP PACK, POWER WEAPON
SANGUINARY PRIEST – JUMP PACK, POWER WEAPON
SANGUINARY PRIEST – JUMP PACK, POWER WEAPON
8 ASSAULT MARINES -FLAMER – POWERFIST
10 ASSAULT MARINES – 2X MELTA – POWERFIST, INFERNUS PISTOL
10 ASSAULT MARINES – 2X MELTA – POWERFIST, INFERNUS PISTOL
10 ASSAULT MARINES – 2X MELTA – POWERFIST, INFERNUS PISTOL
10 ASSAULT MARINES – 2X MELTA – POWERFIST, INFERNUS PISTOL
PREDATOR – LASCANNON SPONSONS, AUTOCANNON TURRET
PREDATOR – LASCANNON SPONSONS, AUTOCANNON TURRET
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