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

==={{color|#dda16f|Other Troops}}===

*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//AoS_Spite_Revenants_ENG.pdf Spite-Revenants]:''' (105pts, min 5) Less tricksy, more creepy Tree-Revenants.  Same as before, except for three major differences.  First, they gained an extra wound, like the Tree-Revenants.  And while they lost their battleshock trick, they now deal Mortal  Wounds on a 6 to hit.  They're your glass cannon melee assassins now.  Third, they're no longer Battleline, unless you take the Dreadwood wargrove.

*'''Gossamid Archers:''' (215pts, min 5) Lightweight skirmishing archers to the firing lines of the Kurnoth Hunters. This entire group can fly around and oddly have an expanded cohesion range but have a meager 5+ save and 2 wounds per model. Sadly, these bows are pretty small, given only a 12" range and no Rend.  Their selling point is that each unmodified hit roll of 6 does D3 Mortal Wounds per shot.  Even with such potent potential, this pretty much forces them to fly away from any conflicts, and if they use the Unleash Hell command on an enemy within 3", they can retreat on a 2+, giving you a pack of close-range harassers.

*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//AoS_Kurnoth_Hunters_Greatswords_ENG.pdf Kurnoth Hunters With Kurnoth Greatswords]:''' (250pts, min 3) The ultimate wooden killing machine (*Note: all three varieties of Kurnoth Hunter are basically minor Heroes at 5 Wounds and a 3+ Save).  Each sword tosses out 4 attacks at -1 Rend with damage 2 and an additional mortal wound on wound rolls of 6.  At the end of combat you deal mortal wounds on a 4+ for each model in your unit.  Only 1" range on a large base. Always take in threes only.  Despite that, these guys are crazy good now, especially if you take them in Winterleaf and the Season of Dwindling. Stick an Arch-Revenant next to a unit, send into something big, and watch it go **POOF**. Pop command ability for 10 attacks hitting on 3+, 5 attacks on 2+, reroll 1's to hit, with 6's causing mortal wounds AND extra attacks?! All wounding on 3's with their -1 rend and flat 2 damage (Bonus points for using the Crown of Fell Bowers as a cherry on top so they wound on 2's).  Even Nagash and Archaon will tremble in terror.
**Consider pretending you're playing 40K and magnetise the arms for different weapon loadouts below. If you fix the weapons on one unit then you'll have enough shoulder pads spare to better magnetise a second unit. The Quiverbugs are trickier to magnetise. Sadly there are no official rules for using plasma cannons.

*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//AoS_Kurnoth_Hunters_Scythes_ENG.pdf Kurnoth Hunters With Kurnoth Scythes]:''' (250pts, 3) Same as above*, but with longer weapon range of the scythes, which tosses out 3 attacks at Rend -2 and damage D3. The scythes do more damage against 2+ saves, break even against 3+ and the swords win against everything else. But that's before taking into account the mortal wounds on 6 the Swords deal out (which the scythes don't get).  However, the scythes have 2" reach. You'll want this for units of 6 or more to get them all into combat or if you want to place a screen in front and attack through them.  The Scythe-weilders also gained the reworked Tanglethorn Thickets, which deals 1 Mortal Wound to each enemy unit that piles in.

*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//AoS_Kurnoth_Hunters_Greatbows_ENG.pdf Kurnoth Hunters with Kurnoth Greatbows]:''' (230pts, min 3) See above*.  They instead carry bows with a stunning 30" range, two shots per model and 2 damage per shot, these guys are basically artillery. In melee, they do a ''lot'' less damage overall than the swords/scythes. The Echoes of Doom boxset adds a new aspect by giving them the ability to share an All-out Attack or All-out Defense order to a nearby unit within 4+, improving the efficiency of your orders.  They're the cheapest of the three Kurnoth Hunter loadouts.

*'''Dragonspites:'''
The mounts for the Spiteriders and Revenants, they give both units 5 wounds,4+ saves, 3 pretty decent attacks, a banner which gives 6 inch pile in moves, a hornblower which lets the rally command ability work on a 5+ instead of a 6, and an ability which lets all wounds be healed at the end of each phase if a model was slain by this unit(so only combat since neither unit has ranged attacks)

*'''Spiterider Lancers:''' (210pts, min 3) 
One of 2 of the new mounted units, this one being the combat focused one. With 14 inch move and first strike on the charge, they're pretty much designed to charge right out of the gate to whatever you want to take the most damage right out of the gate and don't want to suffer damage from. Harvestboon Battleline

*'''Revenant Seekers:''' (235pts, min 3) 
The more supporty mounted unit, though they come close to the damage output of the Spiteriders. Their thing is that at the end of your movement phase, you can pick 1 unit within 12 inches and bring back a 5 or less wound model on a 2+ roll. You can bring back pretty much any unit you'd like, but the Kurnoth are the best choice easy, followed by either of the mounted units including itself . And given that they can be your battleline, they would make a very durable unit since they can recover wounds as well. Harvestboon Battleline

*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/Downloads/aos-warscroll-yltharis-guardians-en.pdf Ylthari’s Guardians]:''' (Free with Ylthari) Shadespire Tree Revenants without the good stuff.
**Can only be taken along with Ylthari.
**Tree Revenants without a musician or banner, so you loose the pile in and teleport abilities.
**In return you get three different weapon profiles (sword, glaive, bow), which are upgrades on the Tree Revenants.
**Plus on a D6 3+ you get to attack first, which is going to make them a lot less fragile than standard Tree Revenants.
**Same reroll rules as the standard Tree Revenants. Plus you get to reroll wound rolls of 1.

*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//aos_skaeths_wild_hunt_en.pdf Skaeth’s Wild Hunt]:''' (110pts, min/max 5) Straight outa Beastgrave
**5 unique models with ok melee (max damage of six wounds with all models) and a little bit of shooting (a single close range and single far range attack)
**One wound each, but the leader gets one extra. And the one of them is a Wizard.
**Might be easier to just think of these guys as a 120pt six wound wizard with a behemoth damage table. Remember, each model killed results in fewer attacks/abilities. Just make sure you remove the models you most care about last.
**Spell (CV 7), as long as the model lives, gives you +1 to wounds rolls on a nearby unit, which is neat. Especially given that's something not covered elsewhere in the faction. Sadly it's a fairly high casting value.
**They can still charge and shoot after running, not that you'll be charging them much.
**Unique and not a hero.
**Really, the +1 wounds spell to work alongside your other buffs is the reason you'll be taking these guys. In an either/or choice, the Arch Revenant is 20pts cheaper and better, and the wych/wraiths are 50% cheaper if you just want a wizard.
**Like Ylthari, labelled Oakenbow, which as per FAQ, means that if you take another glade, these guys do not benefit from the glade bonus. Which makes them now even more useless than before.