u/AdOld8208

Just finished my first game in over a decade - the guys at my LGS were super friendly, and helped me run a game with my 1k points of Wraithguard against another player's Necrons. It was great to get my feet wet again, and trouble-shoot the trickier parts of the changes since I'd played last... bt my god, was it a slog.

Three units of 5 wraithguard, plus two Spiritseers, meant my guys kept getting back up every round... and his gosh-darn reanimation meant his kept getting up, too! Wraithcannons could vaporize models, and I focus-fired into a squad of 20 first turn, getting it off the table... but other than that, the Lichguard just could not be killed!

After 5 hours of play, we were on turn 4. I had him 28 to 8 - Hawks and Spiders could jump around snagging objectives - so I won in points, but it was an absolute morass of a game, so I called it early.

Please tell me this is abnormal. My opponent was a gentleman and a scholar, but are Necrons always like that? Are wraithguard?

Building a Spirit Conclave list, because the meta looks so good for them,* and I have a question about Warlock Conclaves: how many psychics can you stack?

So, the Warlock Conclave comes with 4, plus a Farseer leader. A unit of Storm Guardians can also have a Farseer leader, plus an attached singular Warlock. Could you then have the Conclave join the Guardian unit, creating a cheese-ball unit of 2 Farseers, 4+1 Warlocks, and a cadre of very nervous Guardians?

I've bought my first 1000 points of Wraithguard, Wraithlords, and Fast Bois (Swooping Hawks, Warp Spiders, and Windriders), so this is planning for the next 1000... but I love the idea of a whole Elvish Jedi Council wrecking shop in the midboard.

Thanks in advance!

*actually, I love the lore of the dead choosing to leave the semi-divine state of the gestalt Infinity Circuit to defend their living descendents. It's touching, and the least grimdark part of a grimdark setting.