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Why play Sylvaneth?

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	==Why play Sylvaneth?==		==Why play Sylvaneth?==
	* You like trees, nature and tending to a garden.		* You like trees, nature and tending to a garden.
	* You like being able to teleport around the battlefield.
	* You like playing chess when everyone else is playing the CHARGE EVERYTHING game.		* You like playing chess when everyone else is playing the CHARGE EVERYTHING game.
	* Your favorite scenes in the Lord of the Rings are the Ents' attack on Isengard, the Huorns wiping out an Orc army or both. Or Treebeard is your favorite Tolkien character (not that I blame you).		* Your favorite scenes in the Lord of the Rings are the Ents' attack on Isengard, the Huorns wiping out an Orc army or both. Or Treebeard is your favorite Tolkien character (not that I blame you).

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	'''[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.		'''[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)		*'''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)		*'''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.		*'''[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.

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Behemoths

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	*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//AoS_Treelord_ENG.pdf Treelord]:''' (260pts) ''The'' Walking Tree. Was nerfed, but got a consolation prize. At the start of combat he can stomp and on a 4+ cause one enemy unit within 3" to fight at the end of combat. But the Impaling Talons lost the Mortal Wounds ability and were made a standard melee attack. It got an extra damage, plus the Treelord got 2 extra wounds and can still shoot like before and they can now prevent pile-in moves until the end of the turn if they hit an enemy in combat. Instead of moving or retreating, if 6" from a wood, he can teleport to another wood, more than 9" from enemies. This is in addition to the single unit that can do the same using the Navigate Realmroots ability on the Awakened Wyldwood warscroll. Deep Strike! Everything this guy can do, Durthu and the Ancient can do, and more. But you're paying almost twice for them. Take alongside a big hitter, teleporting with them, stomping and attacking through them.		*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//AoS_Treelord_ENG.pdf Treelord]:''' (260pts) ''The'' Walking Tree. Was nerfed, but got a consolation prize. At the start of combat he can stomp and on a 4+ cause one enemy unit within 3" to fight at the end of combat. But the Impaling Talons lost the Mortal Wounds ability and were made a standard melee attack. It got an extra damage, plus the Treelord got 2 extra wounds and can still shoot like before and they can now prevent pile-in moves until the end of the turn if they hit an enemy in combat. Instead of moving or retreating, if 6" from a wood, he can teleport to another wood, more than 9" from enemies. This is in addition to the single unit that can do the same using the Navigate Realmroots ability on the Awakened Wyldwood warscroll. Deep Strike! Everything this guy can do, Durthu and the Ancient can do, and more. But you're paying almost twice for them. Take alongside a big hitter, teleporting with them, stomping and attacking through them.
	** Arguably more ~~viable~~ now that		** Arguably more likely to be seen played now that Oakenbrow can fields them as Battleline and makes their damage table almost irrelevant; there's always someone out there looking to field an all monster list, and now Sylvaneth can join that club too.

	===<span style="color:#dda16f;">Scenery</span>===		===<span style="color:#dda16f;">Scenery</span>===

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Behemoths

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	*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//AoS_Treelord_ENG.pdf Treelord]:''' (260pts) ''The'' Walking Tree. Was nerfed, but got a consolation prize. At the start of combat he can stomp and on a 4+ cause one enemy unit within 3" to fight at the end of combat. But the Impaling Talons lost the Mortal Wounds ability and were made a standard melee attack. It got an extra damage, plus the Treelord got 2 extra wounds and can still shoot like before and they can now prevent pile-in moves until the end of the turn if they hit an enemy in combat. Instead of moving or retreating, if 6" from a wood, he can teleport to another wood, more than 9" from enemies. This is in addition to the single unit that can do the same using the Navigate Realmroots ability on the Awakened Wyldwood warscroll. Deep Strike! Everything this guy can do, Durthu and the Ancient can do, and more. But you're paying almost twice for them. Take alongside a big hitter, teleporting with them, stomping and attacking through them.		*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//AoS_Treelord_ENG.pdf Treelord]:''' (260pts) ''The'' Walking Tree. Was nerfed, but got a consolation prize. At the start of combat he can stomp and on a 4+ cause one enemy unit within 3" to fight at the end of combat. But the Impaling Talons lost the Mortal Wounds ability and were made a standard melee attack. It got an extra damage, plus the Treelord got 2 extra wounds and can still shoot like before and they can now prevent pile-in moves until the end of the turn if they hit an enemy in combat. Instead of moving or retreating, if 6" from a wood, he can teleport to another wood, more than 9" from enemies. This is in addition to the single unit that can do the same using the Navigate Realmroots ability on the Awakened Wyldwood warscroll. Deep Strike! Everything this guy can do, Durthu and the Ancient can do, and more. But you're paying almost twice for them. Take alongside a big hitter, teleporting with them, stomping and attacking through them.
			** Arguably more viable now that

	===<span style="color:#dda16f;">Scenery</span>===		===<span style="color:#dda16f;">Scenery</span>===

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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_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. Do ''not'' use these guys as as you would Dryads. That would be a waste. They are for board control.		*'''[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.		**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.		**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.

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	*'''Spiterider Lancers:''' (210pts, min 3)		*'''Spiterider Lancers:''' (210pts, min 3)

	*'''Revenant Seekers:''' (235pts, min 5)		*'''Revenant Seekers:''' (235pts, min 3)

	*'''[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.		*'''[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.

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	*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//AoS_Spite_Revenants_ENG.pdf Spite-Revenants]:''' (105pts, 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.		*'''[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.		*'''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) 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.		'''[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.		**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_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.		'''[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.

			*'''Spiterider Lancers:''' (210pts, min 3)

			*'''Revenant Seekers:''' (235pts, min 5)

	*'''[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.		*'''[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.

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	*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//AoS_Spite_Revenants_ENG.pdf Spite-Revenants]:''' (105pts, 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.		*'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//AoS_Spite_Revenants_ENG.pdf Spite-Revenants]:''' (105pts, 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. ~~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.		*'''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) 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.		'''[https://www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoS_Warscrolls//AoS_Kurnoth_Hunters_Greatswords_ENG.pdf Kurnoth Hunters With Kurnoth Greatswords]:''' (250pts) 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.