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1d4chan>Anonboy: /* Total War: WARHAMMER */

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	* Dwarf Miners - Decent defenders with high armor who can last quite a while in a melee fight. Running into a generic lord army that consists of nothing BUT them is more common in early game that one would expect		* Dwarf Miners - Decent defenders with high armor who can last quite a while in a melee fight. Running into a generic lord army that consists of nothing BUT them is more common in early game that one would expect
	* Ork Boyz - Somewhat average on the battlefield without any buffs, da boyz tend to allow AI armies to steamroll through settlement battles		* Ork Boyz - Somewhat average on the battlefield without any buffs, da boyz tend to allow AI armies to steamroll through settlement battles
			* Grand Cathay Jade Warriors - Highly armored basic troops with 35% missile block chance, that can be recruited from a tier one building. Expect to see them making up roughly half of every early game Cathay army.

	===[[Star Wars X-Wing Miniatures Game]]===		===[[Star Wars X-Wing Miniatures Game]]===

1d4chan>Anonboy: /* Total War: WARHAMMER */

2022-09-21T20:38:54Z

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	* Lizardmen Saurus Warriors - fairly tanky early game units, that allow AI factions to auto resolve most of their fights.		* Lizardmen Saurus Warriors - fairly tanky early game units, that allow AI factions to auto resolve most of their fights.
	* Dwarf Miners - Decent defenders with high armor who can last quite a while in a melee fight. Running into a generic lord army that consists of nothing BUT them is more common in early game that one would expect		* Dwarf Miners - Decent defenders with high armor who can last quite a while in a melee fight. Running into a generic lord army that consists of nothing BUT them is more common in early game that one would expect
	* Ork Boyz - Somewhat average on the battlefield without any buffs, da boyz tend allow AI armies to steamroll through settlement battles		* Ork Boyz - Somewhat average on the battlefield without any buffs, da boyz tend to allow AI armies to steamroll through settlement battles

	===[[Star Wars X-Wing Miniatures Game]]===		===[[Star Wars X-Wing Miniatures Game]]===

1d4chan>Anonboy: /* Total War: WARHAMMER */

2022-09-21T20:38:37Z

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	Most Netlists are either designed to automatically win Autoresolves by gaming how the computer thinks a match would go, or simply to cheese them on the battlefield using their predictable (or in some cases unpredictably idiotic) way of using the options they have.		Most Netlists are either designed to automatically win Autoresolves by gaming how the computer thinks a match would go, or simply to cheese them on the battlefield using their predictable (or in some cases unpredictably idiotic) way of using the options they have.
	* Empire Free Company Militia autoresolves at a ridiculous degree of strength compared to what they actually do in a battle.		* Empire Free Company Militia autoresolves at a ridiculous degree of strength compared to what they actually do in a battle.
	* Lizardmen Saurus Warriors - fairly tanky early game units, ~~who~~ allow AI factions to auto resolve most of their fights.		* Lizardmen Saurus Warriors - fairly tanky early game units, that allow AI factions to auto resolve most of their fights.
			* Dwarf Miners - Decent defenders with high armor who can last quite a while in a melee fight. Running into a generic lord army that consists of nothing BUT them is more common in early game that one would expect
			* Ork Boyz - Somewhat average on the battlefield without any buffs, da boyz tend allow AI armies to steamroll through settlement battles

	===[[Star Wars X-Wing Miniatures Game]]===		===[[Star Wars X-Wing Miniatures Game]]===

1d4chan>Anonboy: /* Total War: WARHAMMER */

2022-09-18T01:27:10Z

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	Netlisting against other players is difficult, while many factions have inferior matchups in the form of a Lord leading the army there's few that are outright cheesy in a match. But against the AI in the campaign its another story.		Netlisting against other players is difficult, while many factions have inferior matchups in the form of a Lord leading the army there's few that are outright cheesy in a match. But against the AI in the campaign its another story.
	Most Netlists are either designed to automatically win Autoresolves by gaming how the computer thinks a match would go, or simply to cheese them on the battlefield using their predictable (or in some cases unpredictably idiotic) way of using the options they have.		Most Netlists are either designed to automatically win Autoresolves by gaming how the computer thinks a match would go, or simply to cheese them on the battlefield using their predictable (or in some cases unpredictably idiotic) way of using the options they have.
	* Empire Free Company Militia autoresolves at a ridiculous degree of strength compared to what they actually do in a battle.		* Empire Free Company Militia autoresolves at a ridiculous degree of strength compared to what they actually do in a battle.
			* Lizardmen Saurus Warriors - fairly tanky early game units, who allow AI factions to auto resolve most of their fights.

	===[[Star Wars X-Wing Miniatures Game]]===		===[[Star Wars X-Wing Miniatures Game]]===

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	*Lizardmen: the infamous double slann list was a staple of 7th edition lizards, but got nerfed to uselessness with 8th rules on rolling for the winds of magic. Skinks are actually a neverending source of rage, however, since fielding hordes of cheap poisoned weapon throwing skirmishers running everywhere is fucking annoying to deal with for everyone.		*Lizardmen: the infamous double slann list was a staple of 7th edition lizards, but got nerfed to uselessness with 8th rules on rolling for the winds of magic. Skinks are actually a neverending source of rage, however, since fielding hordes of cheap poisoned weapon throwing skirmishers running everywhere is fucking annoying to deal with for everyone.
	*Daemons of Chaos: Thanks to your pal [[Matt Ward\|"Ward Save"]], Daemons were THE strongest army of 7th edition, bar none. Able to dominate magic, fuck with opponent stats at will, and otherwise every single option had a ridiculous buff combo. Although Daemons largely ate the nerf bat in 8e, modern netlists are usually composed of mostly Nurgle models supplemented either by Slaaneshi or Tzeentchian wizards, and marbe a few Khornate or Slaanesh options to hit flanks with.		*Daemons of Chaos: Thanks to your pal [[Matt Ward\|"Ward Save"]], Daemons were THE strongest army of 7th edition, bar none. Able to dominate magic, fuck with opponent stats at will, and otherwise every single option had a ridiculous buff combo. Although Daemons largely ate the nerf bat in 8e, modern netlists are usually composed of mostly Nurgle models supplemented either by Slaaneshi or Tzeentchian wizards, and marbe a few Khornate or Slaanesh options to hit flanks with.
	*Orcs & Goblins: One word; Fanatics. Batshit insane goblins high on shrooms swinging GIANT metal balls. You don't know what enemy unit has Fanatics until you get into combat with them. A ~~populat~~ list of yesteryear was nothing but generic goblin chaff and Fanatics which was technically unbeatable. It's no longer as good, but still useful and ripe for trolling others with.		*Orcs & Goblins: One word; Fanatics. Batshit insane goblins high on shrooms swinging GIANT metal balls. You don't know what enemy unit has Fanatics until you get into combat with them. A popular list of yesteryear was nothing but generic goblin chaff and Fanatics which was technically unbeatable. It's no longer as good, but still useful and ripe for trolling others with.

	===[[Warhammer 40,000]]===		===[[Warhammer 40,000]]===

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2021-06-11T10:53:19Z

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	===[[Warhammer Fantasy]]===		===[[Warhammer Fantasy]]===
	*Dwarfs: Dwarfs are notorious for their cheap and effective artillery and their decent gunlines. While Dwarf melee lists are fairly weak, few players look forward to facing Napoleon McBlownapart as cannons are ridiculously accurate, have ludicrous range, and blow away anything they want to kill with high damage volleys. This has made large models (some of which are among the most amazing Games Workshop has ever excreted, or are popular named characters) virtually always inferior to more rabble (reversing the "redshirts die first" trend handily). Couple this with a gunline and you have an army which sits in deployment and pewpews at you until (and if) you get into melee range, at which point it's just a mopup one way or the other.		*Dwarfs: Dwarfs are notorious for their cheap and effective artillery and their decent gunlines. While Dwarf melee lists are fairly weak, few players look forward to facing Napoleon McBlownapart as cannons are ridiculously accurate, have ludicrous range, and blow away anything they want to kill with high damage volleys. This has made large models (some of which are among the most amazing Games Workshop has ever excreted, or are popular named characters) virtually always inferior to more rabble (reversing the "redshirts die first" trend handily). Couple this with a gunline and you have an army which sits in deployment and pewpews at you until (and if) you get into melee range, at which point it's just a mopup one way or the other.
	*Empire: Same as Dwarfs, but with the addition of melee redshirts, fast heavy cavalry, and and fucking huge [[~~steam tank~~]]s. Plus cheap level 4 wizards with access to all core lores.		*Empire: Same as Dwarfs, but with the addition of melee redshirts, fast heavy cavalry, and and fucking huge [[Steam Tank]]s. Plus cheap level 4 wizards with access to all core lores.
	*High Elves: High Elves are an army that has rarely NOT had an overpowered option of at least one kind. In the current edition, this is the Banner of the World Dragon (renders unit near immune to magic damage) with White Lions of Chrace (Elves who are killy as fuck, on par with followers of Khorne) and Alarielle the Radiant with Lore of Life (powerful wizard, melts demons in proximity, renders her bunker of troops fearless, increases their killing potential, all on top of having the best possible lore). In the past, Teclis was notable (level 5 wizard who could not miscast).		*High Elves: High Elves are an army that has rarely NOT had an overpowered option of at least one kind. In the current edition, this is the Banner of the World Dragon (renders unit near immune to magic damage) with White Lions of Chrace (Elves who are killy as fuck, on par with followers of Khorne) and Alarielle the Radiant with Lore of Life (powerful wizard, melts demons in proximity, renders her bunker of troops fearless, increases their killing potential, all on top of having the best possible lore). In the past, Teclis was notable (level 5 wizard who could not miscast).
	*Vampire Counts/Undead Legion: Red Fury is an upgrade for vampires that allows them to make additional attacks as they kill enemies. Given that they are the best combat characters in the game, this makes them extremely overpowered. Terrorgheists are giant bat monsters that emit a scream which melts rank and file troops like butter while being fairly effective at all other tasks, so naturally most Vampire Counts players try to cram as many as possible into a list. Zombies are cheap and weak, but soak up damage like almost nothing else and can increase in a huge number beyond what they start with resulting in them being a mainstay to tarpit enemies.		*Vampire Counts/Undead Legion: Red Fury is an upgrade for vampires that allows them to make additional attacks as they kill enemies. Given that they are the best combat characters in the game, this makes them extremely overpowered. Terrorgheists are giant bat monsters that emit a scream which melts rank and file troops like butter while being fairly effective at all other tasks, so naturally most Vampire Counts players try to cram as many as possible into a list. Zombies are cheap and weak, but soak up damage like almost nothing else and can increase in a huge number beyond what they start with resulting in them being a mainstay to tarpit enemies.

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	===[[Warhammer Fantasy]]===		===[[Warhammer Fantasy]]===
	*Dwarfs: Dwarfs are notorious for their cheap and effective artillery and their decent gunlines. While Dwarf melee lists are fairly weak, few players look forward to facing Napoleon McBlownapart as cannons are ridiculously accurate, have ludicrous range, and blow away anything they want to kill with high damage volleys. This has made large models (some of which are among the most amazing Games Workshop has ever excreted, or are popular named characters) virtually always inferior to more rabble (reversing the "redshirts die first" trend handily). Couple this with a gunline and you have an army which sits in deployment and pewpews at you until (and if) you get into melee range, at which point it's just a mopup one way or the other.		*Dwarfs: Dwarfs are notorious for their cheap and effective artillery and their decent gunlines. While Dwarf melee lists are fairly weak, few players look forward to facing Napoleon McBlownapart as cannons are ridiculously accurate, have ludicrous range, and blow away anything they want to kill with high damage volleys. This has made large models (some of which are among the most amazing Games Workshop has ever excreted, or are popular named characters) virtually always inferior to more rabble (reversing the "redshirts die first" trend handily). Couple this with a gunline and you have an army which sits in deployment and pewpews at you until (and if) you get into melee range, at which point it's just a mopup one way or the other.
	*Empire: Same as Dwarfs, but with the addition of melee redshirts, fast heavy cavalry, and and fucking huge [[steam ~~tanks~~]]. Plus cheap level 4 wizards with access to all core lores.		*Empire: Same as Dwarfs, but with the addition of melee redshirts, fast heavy cavalry, and and fucking huge [[steam tank]]s. Plus cheap level 4 wizards with access to all core lores.
	*High Elves: High Elves are an army that has rarely NOT had an overpowered option of at least one kind. In the current edition, this is the Banner of the World Dragon (renders unit near immune to magic damage) with White Lions of Chrace (Elves who are killy as fuck, on par with followers of Khorne) and Alarielle the Radiant with Lore of Life (powerful wizard, melts demons in proximity, renders her bunker of troops fearless, increases their killing potential, all on top of having the best possible lore). In the past, Teclis was notable (level 5 wizard who could not miscast).		*High Elves: High Elves are an army that has rarely NOT had an overpowered option of at least one kind. In the current edition, this is the Banner of the World Dragon (renders unit near immune to magic damage) with White Lions of Chrace (Elves who are killy as fuck, on par with followers of Khorne) and Alarielle the Radiant with Lore of Life (powerful wizard, melts demons in proximity, renders her bunker of troops fearless, increases their killing potential, all on top of having the best possible lore). In the past, Teclis was notable (level 5 wizard who could not miscast).
	*Vampire Counts/Undead Legion: Red Fury is an upgrade for vampires that allows them to make additional attacks as they kill enemies. Given that they are the best combat characters in the game, this makes them extremely overpowered. Terrorgheists are giant bat monsters that emit a scream which melts rank and file troops like butter while being fairly effective at all other tasks, so naturally most Vampire Counts players try to cram as many as possible into a list. Zombies are cheap and weak, but soak up damage like almost nothing else and can increase in a huge number beyond what they start with resulting in them being a mainstay to tarpit enemies.		*Vampire Counts/Undead Legion: Red Fury is an upgrade for vampires that allows them to make additional attacks as they kill enemies. Given that they are the best combat characters in the game, this makes them extremely overpowered. Terrorgheists are giant bat monsters that emit a scream which melts rank and file troops like butter while being fairly effective at all other tasks, so naturally most Vampire Counts players try to cram as many as possible into a list. Zombies are cheap and weak, but soak up damage like almost nothing else and can increase in a huge number beyond what they start with resulting in them being a mainstay to tarpit enemies.

1d4chan>Pseftis at 19:59, 26 February 2019

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	Netlisting is a tabletop gamer term referring to a player's choices in a wargame where only the "best" options are taken, resulting in a difficult to beat list.		'''Netlisting''' is a tabletop gamer term referring to a player's choices in a wargame where only the "best" options are taken, resulting in a difficult to beat list.
	It's [[Rage\|not a term of endearment.]] Such lists are intentionally unbelievably broken, and require counter-netlisting (or luck/a large amount of skill) to beat.		It's [[Rage\|not a term of endearment.]] Such lists are intentionally unbelievably broken, and require counter-netlisting (or luck/a large amount of skill) to beat.