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19 hours ago, Budgernaut said:

Maybe, but the Deepwood Archers' surge ability makes them pretty mobile already. Granted, you may be sacrificing damage for maneuverability. Combing that surge ability with the Scions, though, that's even crazier!

I'd look at the mobility as a bonus. It's all the extra damage that the back row can soak up before the Derpwood Archers start losing threat and rerolls that would probably be the main reason I'd include the Support Scion.

8 minutes ago, WWHSD said:

I'd look at the mobility as a bonus. It's all the extra damage that the back row can soak up before the Derpwood Archers start losing threat and rerolls that would probably be the main reason I'd include the Support Scion.

It's going to really push the other factions to really think about their reform actions and initiative when going against those dirty elves and all those tokens they will dump on the board.

Anybody notice that the names of heavy upgrades are "Front Line Rune Golem" and "Frontline Aymhelin Scion?" That inconsistency is bugging me a lot.

2 minutes ago, Budgernaut said:

Anybody notice that the names of heavy upgrades are "Front Line Rune Golem" and "Frontline Aymhelin Scion?" That inconsistency is bugging me a lot.

I didnt notice it. But now Im not going to be able to not

i seriously thought you were complaining they called it a frontline model when it goes in the back. Read the card and saw the one that goes in the back ISNT called a frontline so that wasnt it.... Took me a moment to notice the space on the Golem card.

The golem is being used in the front line, the scion is a front liner being rallied around.

Solves the difference for me haha

Elven tongues are notoriously bad at using the human language.

Pretty sure the Frontline Aymhelin Scion is just a Scion that has some super flea and tick repellent: