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	Beastclaw Raiders are officially THE easiest army to collect.		Beastclaw Raiders are officially THE easiest army to collect.

	Few and awesome models, all of them on just one box. If you magnetize your Mammoth? You basically have everything.		Few and awesome models, all of them on just one box. If you magnetize your Mammoth? You basically have everything. (SIX of your units are just the Mammoth kit!)

	Note: This won't get you Frost Sabres, Yeetis, or a Hunter...But it gets you EVERYTHING ELSE.		Note: This won't get you Frost Sabres, Yeetis, or a Hunter...But it gets you EVERYTHING ELSE.

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Army Building

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	Seriously. Is that stupidly simple.		Seriously. Is that stupidly simple.

	1 Mammoth and 4 Mournfangs. Just keep adding as you can.		1 Mammoth and 4 Mournfangs. Just keep adding as you can. T

	You thought Daemons and Pestilens here easy to collect? Well, no more, given they still can use a big monster to help them.		You thought Daemons and Pestilens here easy to collect? Well, no more, given they still can use a big monster to help them.
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	Beastclaw Raiders are officially THE easiest army to collect.		Beastclaw Raiders are officially THE easiest army to collect.

	Few and awesome models, all of them on just one box.		Few and awesome models, all of them on just one box. If you magnetize your Mammoth? You basically have everything.

			Note: This won't get you Frost Sabres, Yeetis, or a Hunter...But it gets you EVERYTHING ELSE.

	==Allies==		==Allies==

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Notable Artifacts of the Realms

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	====Notable Artifacts of the Realms====		====Notable Artifacts of the Realms====
	*It's time to address the elephant in the room. '''Gryph-Feather Charm''', from Ghur, is possibly the best artefact out there. The -1 to hit for all enemies who target you is already something you'll find on a handful of artefacts, but throw an additional inch of move speed on there and it's offering everything a hero could want. A Frostlord on Thundertusk with this bad ~~bitch~~ is effectively untouchable, and is faster on top of that. All that being said, people already know about the GFC and how good it is, and you'll quickly build up a reputation if you bring it every game without really considering the more flavorful and fun artifacts from your own battletome. Everyone uses this Artefact, it's the equivalent of using the most broken build in a video game and forgetting that other builds exist.		*It's time to address the elephant in the room. '''Gryph-Feather Charm''', from Ghur, is possibly the best artefact out there. The -1 to hit for all enemies who target you is already something you'll find on a handful of artefacts, but throw an additional inch of move speed on there and it's offering everything a hero could want. A Frostlord on Thundertusk with this bad boy is effectively untouchable, and is faster on top of that. All that being said, people already know about the GFC and how good it is, and you'll quickly build up a reputation if you bring it every game without really considering the more flavorful and fun artifacts from your own battletome. Everyone uses this Artefact, it's the equivalent of using the most broken build in a video game and forgetting that other builds exist.
	*The '''Thermalrider Cloak''' from Aqshy gives 4 more inches of movement and grants FLIGHT. A flying Stonehorn is the closest you can get to the angry fist of God swooping in to personally flick your opponent's models off the board.		*The '''Thermalrider Cloak''' from Aqshy gives 4 more inches of movement and grants FLIGHT. A flying Stonehorn is the closest you can get to the angry fist of God swooping in to personally flick your opponent's models off the board.
	*The '''Sword of Judgement''' from Ulgu turns the rider into a Mortal Wound Machine by making 6s to hit d6 mortals instead of damage. A Frostlord's spear is probably already more reliable for damage, but mortals are still hard to pass up. You might get better mileage out of the '''Dimensional Blade''' instead which increases his weapon's Rend to -3.		*The '''Sword of Judgement''' from Ulgu turns the rider into a Mortal Wound Machine by making 6s to hit d6 mortals instead of damage. A Frostlord's spear is probably already more reliable for damage, but mortals are still hard to pass up. You might get better mileage out of the '''Dimensional Blade''' instead which increases his weapon's Rend to -3.

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From Battletome Beastclaw Raiders

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	: Any number of Frost Sabres can be placed in the reserves and can come along with Icebrow Hunters.		: Any number of Frost Sabres can be placed in the reserves and can come along with Icebrow Hunters.

	; ~~Torbad~~ (1490pt. min.): ''An Huskard on Thundertusk, 3-9 Thundertusk Beastriders and 0-3 units of Icefall Yhetees.''		; Torrbad (1490pt. min.): ''An Huskard on Thundertusk, 3-9 Thundertusk Beastriders and 0-3 units of Icefall Yhetees.''
	: Enemy units within 3" from any model in the formation can't retreat. Also, in your hero phase you can roll a dice for every enemy unit that is within 3" from any Thundertusk in the formation, adding 1 to the roll for every other Thundertusk that is within 3" for that unit. If you get a 6 that unit suffers a mortal wound, on a 7 it suffers D3 mortal wounds, on a 8+ it's D6 mortal wounds.		: Enemy units within 3" from any model in the formation can't retreat. Also, in your hero phase you can roll a dice for every enemy unit that is within 3" from any Thundertusk in the formation, adding 1 to the roll for every other Thundertusk that is within 3" for that unit. If you get a 6 that unit suffers a mortal wound, on a 7 it suffers D3 mortal wounds, on a 8+ it's D6 mortal wounds.

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Cons

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	* Model Count - What is a benefit can also be a strong negative under some situations. Failed battleshock tests can be disastrous. Another thing to consider is that some small sized army lists are at a disadvantage with some battle plan scenarios.		* Model Count - What is a benefit can also be a strong negative under some situations. Failed battleshock tests can be disastrous. Another thing to consider is that some small sized army lists are at a disadvantage with some battle plan scenarios.

	* Magic (nor prays) - The Beastclaw Raiders are completely wizard and priest free. There is no opportunity to cast or dispel spells, which can be a problem against some magic heavy army lists. Especially if your opponent ~~ccan~~ do Smite spam. With Generals Handbook 2017 it can be somehow nullified by including Butcher as an ally Hero choice.		* Magic (nor prays) - The Beastclaw Raiders are completely wizard and priest free. There is no opportunity to cast or dispel spells, which can be a problem against some magic heavy army lists. Especially if your opponent can do Smite spam. With Generals Handbook 2017 it can be somehow nullified by including Butcher as an ally Hero choice.

	* Diversity - The army list only contains ten different unit options and half of them are individual characters (leaders). With seven war scrolls that contain mounted beasts, it leaves little along the lines of real variation. There are six 300+ point war scrolls of units, which are technically the same thing with minor variations, that greatly limits what can be taken in a 1000 point game.		* Diversity - The army list only contains ten different unit options and half of them are individual characters (leaders). With seven war scrolls that contain mounted beasts, it leaves little along the lines of real variation. There are six 300+ point war scrolls of units, which are technically the same thing with minor variations, that greatly limits what can be taken in a 1000 point game.