Get ready to hop on board the Invisibility train, cause the Eldar are coming and they are packing heat.
Checkout this list that matches the Eldar for speed and resiliency. Turns out you can’t ‘D’ Weapon what you can’t see.
Via Spikey Bits Reader Master Shake
1850 White Scars – Ally Red Scorpions. (Company of the Great Wolf Detachment, Inquisitional Detachment)
Primary CAD
HQ
Khan on Moondrakken (Warlord)
Chaplain on Bike with Power Fist
Troops
2 Scout Squads w/ shotguns Land Speeder Storm Dedicated Transport (Heavy Bolter)
Allied Detachment Red Scorpions
HQ
Magister Sevrin Loth
Troops
5 Scouts with Shotguns
Company of Great Wolf Detachment
HQ
3 Wolf Guard Battle Leaders on Thunderwolves: Power Fist, Storm Shields
6 Fenrisian Wolves (2 per battle leader)
Elites
2 Iron Priests on Thunder Wolves
Fast Attack
3 Thunder Wolf Cavalry: Power Fist Storm Shield
Drop Pod
Inquisitorial Detachment
Inquisitor Coteaz
Here’s the army brief; Khan, the Chaplain and all the thunderwolves scout. Turn one the drop pod arrives carrying Sevrin and Coteaz. They join the wolves and immediately roll every dice to cast invisibility.
Turn two, charge. Your enemy can’t ‘D’ what they can’t see. If you loved this list checkout our latest 7th Edition shenanigans below.
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