Editing Age of Sigmar/Tactics/Order/Sylvaneth (section)

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*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//AoS_Dryads_ENG.pdf Dryads]:''' (100pts, 10) Your rank and file angry trees.  At first glance the ladies don't look like much, having only a 5+ Save and 2 attacks at 4+/4+/-/1. But they quickly become incredible as in units of 10+ they gain +1 Save (combine with Mystic Shield, All Out Defense and cover for a 2+ save), they hit on 3+ in your combat phase and they also have 2" range on their attacks, letting them fight in thick, two-row hedges. They also profit from being near a wood (-1 to hits against them), this is in addition to +1 save for being in cover.  They are also very fast at 7". Keep them in big units as the Save-bonus and the 2" range heavily reward you for doing so.  Ultimately, these ladies are quite versatile and so can be used for a variety of situations.

*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//AoS_Tree_Revenants_ENG.pdf Tree-Revenants]:''' (110pts, 5) Elite Troops for tricksy players - not your mainline infantry.   They have Rend in melee, unlike the Drayds, a banner that gives a 6" pile-in (A handy counter to having your pile-in reduced, as with Lumineth Spirits of the Wind…) and they have an extra wound per model. Most importantly, the musician allows them to use a better Spirit Paths rule, letting you take them off the table and then place them '''anywhere''' on the table more than 9" from enemy units.  They have the coolest rerolls in the game, getting to reroll 1 dice per ''phase''. So this seems wonky in melee, doesn't it? Well, it also allows them to reroll the dice to run, one of the charge dice, the Battleshock dice... you get the picture. (This ability has been replaced in the latest Battle time - now they can get All-out Attack or All-out Defense without spending command point).   Do ''not'' use these guys as as you would Dryads.  That would be a waste.  They are for board control. 
**Charge blockers. Save until your opponent gets ready to charge a very killy unit they want to get into combat asap, then teleport a wall of Revenants in front. Revenants will die instantly in the following combat, but it'll free up your more important units.
**Back line threatening. Your opponent can no longer keep those war machines, Jezzails and Poisoned Wind Mortars unguarded. Minimum-size squads of them also have just high enough of a damage output to cut all the aforementioned units to ribbons. But, you will say, the 9" charge after teleporting is improbable. No. Since they can reroll one of the charge dice, they are more likely to make that charge than to fail it. A good rule of thumb is to use 2 units of minimum size. That way, it's very likely at least one of them will make the charge and then they will more than likely deal enough damage to neuter the war machine you attacked.
**Objective taking. Without any Revenants, your opponent might decide to leave a captured objective unguarded. With Revenants either you can teleport and grab the objective or they'll be wise to this and need to keep a unit tied up - one big enough to survive a teleport and charge strike.