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2019-07-10T05:26:43Z

Warbands

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	*'''McMurrough, Mercenary Dog-Warrior:''' Because Nomads need to meet a furry quota, you have access to McMurrough. Typical beefy Dog-Warrior, ARM 4, 2 chain rifles, Irregular + Extremely Impetuous, MA 3 and smoke grenades. All for 31 pts. If Corregidor has a truly frontline killer unit, it’s McMurrough.		*'''McMurrough, Mercenary Dog-Warrior:''' Because Nomads need to meet a furry quota, you have access to McMurrough. Typical beefy Dog-Warrior, ARM 4, 2 chain rifles, Irregular + Extremely Impetuous, MA 3 and smoke grenades. All for 31 pts. If Corregidor has a truly frontline killer unit, it’s McMurrough.

	*''' Señor Massacre:''' The Luchador Deadpool used to be perpetually in McMurrough’s shadow, but with HSN3 he’s decided to stop being a loner and can now form Fireteams with Jaguars. Together they form a cohesive ~~Mexican~~ guided missile. Massacre’s Eclipse Grenades and Natural Born Warrior make it easy for him to close distance under ARO units’ noses and take out enemy Rambo, regardless if it’s a TAG, a fancy HI or a CC unit as well. Or he can just take out infantry with his Breaker combi while Jags keep him from Frenzying, but where’s the fun in that?		*''' Señor Massacre:''' The Luchador Deadpool used to be perpetually in McMurrough’s shadow, but with HSN3 he’s decided to stop being a loner and can now form Fireteams with Jaguars. Together they form a cohesive guided missile. Massacre’s Eclipse Grenades and Natural Born Warrior make it easy for him to close distance under ARO units’ noses and take out enemy Rambo, regardless if it’s a TAG, a fancy HI or a CC unit as well. Or he can just take out infantry with his Breaker combi while Jags keep him from Frenzying, but where’s the fun in that?

	==Building Your Army==		==Building Your Army==

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2019-07-10T05:24:45Z

Hints and Strategies

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	And lastly, even though you’re not Ariadna or Haqqislam, don’t be afraid to trade units. This is especially true of your TAGs.		And lastly, even though you’re not Ariadna or Haqqislam, don’t be afraid to trade units. This is especially true of your TAGs.

	~~Just remember to wash chipotle from your hands before touching minis.~~


	[[Category:Infinity Tactics\|Nomads]]		[[Category:Infinity Tactics\|Nomads]]

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2019-05-10T10:07:23Z

Tactical Armoured Gear

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	Corregidor gets only light TAG options:		Corregidor gets only light TAG options:

	*'''Gecko Squadron:''' Less of a TAG and more of an oversized HI, Geckos are small AMR 5 lizards with medium range weapons~~. They used to eat a lot of SWC, but that is not true anymore~~. 50 pts for a STR 3 unit is a steal. ~~Note that~~ Fireteam: Duo ~~rule~~ was ~~allegedly designed~~ with Geckos in mind. ~~They~~ are ~~however easily outranged by anti-TAG weapons (~~Blitzen ~~and Panzerfaust notwithstanding) and let’s face it, twin~~ Combi Rifles ~~is not~~ a TAG ~~worthy weapon. Therefore~~, ~~the thing that scares Geckos most is~~ a ~~light infantry squad well~~-~~endowed with~~ TAG~~-busting guns~~, ~~like Muyibs. Geckos~~ are ~~there to~~ support ~~your other units, not act as frontline Rambos~~. ~~Fortunately their~~ smaller silhouette lets them find cover easier; if you suspect you'll run up against lots of heavy armour, consider a Salyut to backup this squad as you will burn through their disposable weapons pretty fast.		*'''Gecko Squadron:''' Geckos are to Corregidor what Taskmasters and Kriza Boracs are to Bakunin and Tunguska. Less of a TAG and more of an oversized HI, Geckos are small AMR 5 lizards with medium range weapons. 50 pts for a STR 3 unit is a steal. Fireteam: Duo was originally written with Geckos in mind, and unique to the Corregidor sectorial, Geckos can also form a Duo with Mobile Brigada. Both loadouts come with a Chain Colt and are also capable of taking a MK12 + Blitzen or Twin Combi Rifles + Panzerfaust. The latter loadout seems like a waste until you remember that TAG-sized weapons gain Fatality L1 in ITS rules making the TCRs DMG 14 and Burst 4, effectively turning both guns into a single short-ranged Spitfire. Dedicated anti-TAG units will make short work of them and they can't reliably hold their own against heavier TAGs, but they are a great fire support unit that can also press buttons and score points if you dismount the pilot. Their smaller silhouette lets them find cover easier than larger TAGs, and if you suspect you'll run up against lots of heavy armour, consider a Salyut to backup this squad as you will burn through their disposable weapons pretty fast - alternatively, consider a Duo with a Missile Launcher-toting Mobile Brigada if you have enough SWC. TLDR: Treat Geckos as you would a Taskmaster or Kriza Borac, and it will serve you well.
	**The pilot has 2 Assault Pistols, Specialist Operative and WIP13, making him quite dangerous in short range and a decent specialist.		**The pilot has 2 Assault Pistols, Specialist Operative and WIP13, making him quite dangerous in short range and a decent specialist.

	*'''Iguana Squadron:''' Larger than Gecko, but still a light TAG. Iguana’s claim to fame is the Ejection system and the 2 wound HI Operator. Basically Iguana is not designed to last, but to take at least one more shot than a regular TAG before going down. Mounted Repeater means it carries around its own Hacker support.		*'''Iguana Squadron:''' Larger than Gecko, but still a light TAG. Iguana’s claim to fame is the Ejection system and the 2 wound HI Operator. Basically Iguana is not designed to last, but to take at least one more shot than a regular TAG before going down. Mounted Repeater means it carries around its own Hacker support.
	**The Operator, unlike most TAG pilots, is not a Specialist Operative.		**The Operator, unlike most TAG pilots, is not a Specialist Operative but does come with a HMG.

	===Remotes===		===Remotes===

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Tactical Armoured Gear

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	**The pilot has 2 Assault Pistols, Specialist Operative and WIP13, making him quite dangerous in short range and a decent specialist.		**The pilot has 2 Assault Pistols, Specialist Operative and WIP13, making him quite dangerous in short range and a decent specialist.

	*'''Iguana Squadron:''' Larger than Gecko, but still a light TAG. Iguana’s claim to fame is the Ejection system and the 2 wound HI Operator. Basically Iguana is not designed to last, but to take at least one more shot than a regular TAG before going down. Mounted Repeater means it carries around ~~it's~~ own Hacker support.		*'''Iguana Squadron:''' Larger than Gecko, but still a light TAG. Iguana’s claim to fame is the Ejection system and the 2 wound HI Operator. Basically Iguana is not designed to last, but to take at least one more shot than a regular TAG before going down. Mounted Repeater means it carries around its own Hacker support.
	**The Operator, unlike most TAG pilots, is not a Specialist Operative.		**The Operator, unlike most TAG pilots, is not a Specialist Operative.

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2019-02-16T22:25:43Z

Tactical Armoured Gear

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	*'''Gecko Squadron:''' Less of a TAG and more of an oversized HI, Geckos are small AMR 5 lizards with medium range weapons. They used to eat a lot of SWC, but that is not true anymore. 50 pts for a STR 3 unit is a steal. Note that Fireteam: Duo rule was allegedly designed with Geckos in mind. They are however easily outranged by anti-TAG weapons (Blitzen and Panzerfaust notwithstanding) and let’s face it, twin Combi Rifles is not a TAG worthy weapon. Therefore, the thing that scares Geckos most is a light infantry squad well-endowed with TAG-busting guns, like Muyibs. Geckos are there to support your other units, not act as frontline Rambos. Fortunately their smaller silhouette ~~let’s~~ them find cover easier; if you suspect you'll run up against lots of heavy armour, consider a Salyut to backup this squad as you will burn through their disposable weapons pretty fast.		*'''Gecko Squadron:''' Less of a TAG and more of an oversized HI, Geckos are small AMR 5 lizards with medium range weapons. They used to eat a lot of SWC, but that is not true anymore. 50 pts for a STR 3 unit is a steal. Note that Fireteam: Duo rule was allegedly designed with Geckos in mind. They are however easily outranged by anti-TAG weapons (Blitzen and Panzerfaust notwithstanding) and let’s face it, twin Combi Rifles is not a TAG worthy weapon. Therefore, the thing that scares Geckos most is a light infantry squad well-endowed with TAG-busting guns, like Muyibs. Geckos are there to support your other units, not act as frontline Rambos. Fortunately their smaller silhouette lets them find cover easier; if you suspect you'll run up against lots of heavy armour, consider a Salyut to backup this squad as you will burn through their disposable weapons pretty fast.
	**The pilot has 2 Assault Pistols, Specialist Operative and WIP13, making him quite dangerous in short range and a decent specialist.		**The pilot has 2 Assault Pistols, Specialist Operative and WIP13, making him quite dangerous in short range and a decent specialist.

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2019-02-16T22:22:14Z

Why play Corregidor

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	==Why play Corregidor==		==Why play Corregidor==
	Nomads are the most popular faction and Corregidor is ~~it’s~~ most popular sectoral, so they must be doing something right. And that thing is “everything”.		Nomads are the most popular faction and Corregidor is its most popular sectoral, so they must be doing something right. And that thing is “everything”.

	Being the “muscle” of Nomad Nation, Corregidor is the closest to a generalist army: overall good stats, access to most human equipment, ability to play both tricky and brute force lists and loads of varied specialists for ITS scenarios. The price is giving up on some of the fancier Bakunin and Tunguska stuff, like HD+ or Observance units.		Being the “muscle” of Nomad Nation, Corregidor is the closest to a generalist army: overall good stats, access to most human equipment, ability to play both tricky and brute force lists and loads of varied specialists for ITS scenarios. The price is giving up on some of the fancier Bakunin and Tunguska stuff, like HD+ or Observance units.

1d4chan>Smagg: /* Building Your Army */

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Building Your Army

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 ==Building Your Army==
-Both the regular Nomad Starter Pack and Corregidor Starter Pack are good ways to start off. Nomad starter gives you 3 Alguaciles and a Brigada, with the other two units easy to use as a Bandit/Moran and an Intruder proxy (or a stepping stone towards expanding into vanilla). Corregidor starter is for you if you really want to use Wildcats primarily; everything else in the pack can be bought separately, and if you like WYSIWYG, you’ll want a single Intruder blister.
+Although Corregidor is a little limited compared to generic Nomads, it still offers a varety of playstyles.
-'''Note about the Corregidor 300pts box:''' despite what it aims to do, it's a horrible out of the box army. However that box includes almost everything a Corregidor player would want on top of a Nomad or Corregidor starter. Getting the base starter with the box will give you the full Brigada Pain Train experience while McMurrough is good enough with an Intruder (though leaving him for smoke chucking duty can be a bit of a waste) and great for a brutal alpha strike. Tomcats and Bandits are must haves, but you'll rarely run 3 Toms at once and 2 Irregular troops in a 10-Order Army with 3 AD ones is really pushing it. So in short: don't treat is as an out-of-the-box army.
+When building a Corregidor force try going through this checklist:
 ==Hints and Strategies==

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	*'''Iguana Squadron:''' Larger than Gecko, but still a light TAG. Iguana’s claim to fame is the Ejection system and the 2 wound HI Operator. Basically Iguana is not designed to last, but to take at least one more shot than a regular TAG before going down. Mounted Repeater means it carries around it's own Hacker support.		*'''Iguana Squadron:''' Larger than Gecko, but still a light TAG. Iguana’s claim to fame is the Ejection system and the 2 wound HI Operator. Basically Iguana is not designed to last, but to take at least one more shot than a regular TAG before going down. Mounted Repeater means it carries around it's own Hacker support.

	The Iguana is a terrible TAG, ejection system is basically a trap that benefits your opponent more than it benefits you, the Iguana has poor armour for an S7 TAG and only two wounds, the ejection system then does your opponent the favor of not having to waste orders shooting up the TAGs corpse to stop an engineer from repairing the TAG, instead the Iguana Coup De Grace itself and spits out a mediocre heavy infantry in it's place. Don't bring an Iguana it's a trap.

	**The Operator, unlike most TAG pilots, is not a Specialist Operative.		**The Operator, unlike most TAG pilots, is not a Specialist Operative.