u/Mizeov

I'm going to be leading a tank fundamentals for beginner players interested in learning about vet tanking. I'm planning on spending an hour answering questions about gear, resistances, food etc and then take those interested to apply what they learned and see if they can hold a boss for 2 minutes without any assistance - to help them practice sustain and illustrate different things about resistances

Back when I did this before we used vet Sanctum Ophidia and tanked the mantikora.

With the recent difficulty levels it would probably be easiest to go to a world boss and turn the difficulty to master or vestige instead of taking a few people to a trial- So I turn to ask the minds of reddit - which world boss offers enough in the way of mechanics and oomph to be a good test?

It was basically a knockoff plot to shutter Island. A psychiatrist is referred a difficult patient by an old colleague and he is told he is her last hope at treating her rare condition. During their sessions paranormal things start to happen and it is later revealed that he is a recovering alcoholic who killed his family in a car crash where he went over a bridge and they drowned and the "patient" is actually another up and coming psychiatrist who has been trying to help him.

The movie poster is of the main actor (who I think was Asian) in a pose in the center of poster as if underwater reaching out like "the creation of Adam" on the sistine chapel to a spiral staircase on the right

I'm a fairly new player and I read those posts every day about the best and worst things about each unit but it's more joke responses.

Is there a document or video of old or a tutorial on the tyranids subreddit anyone can link of what each model is actually good at?

Like if I have a brick of warriors they can take on something with toughness X or lower with an invuln save of Y but not anything higher than that

An exocrine can shoot this unit but this other unit will hit but won't wound

Right now I'm just sort of stumbling blindly and hoping for the best