u/theentiregoonsquad

I've got, like, a ton of them. They're in basically every Nord value box, so when i was buying those to build out my army, i ended up with like 15 stands of Huskarls. They seem good, but they're also a massive pain in the ass to clean all the sprue points and mold lines off of.

So, I was thinking "i'll just build the amount that I would realistically use and just put the rest on the shelf until I want more." But as a new player, I don't actually know how many that is. Do people normally run several blocks of these? Or would like 1x5 + a character be pretty much as high as is really needed?

So ive got 3 units of ulfhednar/bearsarks for my nords and i'm unsure what would be the best combination to build these in.

Bearsarks seem really good with cleave, but they seem to be restricted on every hero, and being heavy, idk if two units is too many

As a new player though, i'm not exactly sure how to value these units.

Any suggestions?

I'm not a big comics guy, so I didnt know anything at all about the character other than "the hulk, but a lady." When the show came out, all the reviews I heard said that it was trash, with a terrible plot, unlikeable characters, and awful cgi. If i'm totally fair, the cgi is NOT especially good, but it's passable. I was just scrolling looking for something to watch, and I figured "i'll watch some brain rot, maybe it'll be so bad it's good."

But oh man, that was honestly the most fun I've had watching marvel stuff in, like, a long time. There were so many points when I was watching it that I was just absolutely cackling at how funny it was.

I really liked how the show absolutely didnt take itself seriously at all. As I understand it, that's pretty par for the course with the actual she-hulk comics. And, like, that should be the case! "What if the hulk was a full time lawyer that had to deal with "girl problems" as well" is such a funny and inherently silly concept.

I ended up watching the whole show in one sitting, and now im bummed there hasn't been anything further with this character.

I've got this 2k nord mortals army, and the other day I caught a sale at my lgs to get some fenr beastpack and werewargs. Does it make sense to add a vargyr lord or blooded to bring them alongside my mortals? Or are nord armies pretty much just best off going all mortals or all half bloods?

My favorite decks all tend to be aristocrats. It's so deeply fun to me because there's so much value. I sacrifice my creatures, forcing you to sacrifice your creatures too, you all take damage because of it, i gain life because of it, and probably i do something else too (scry, get some mana, draw a card). Often I can do these things at instant speed too, because once the piece is on the board, you can just rip the value engine rip cord at any time because it's just based off of sac'ing creatures. Often I don't need to swing at anyone either, so i can just hold up my creatures as blockers and just throw them away in response, if needed.

My favorite card of all time is grave pact (and similar cards like dictate of erebos and sothera the supervoid) and edict effects, especially when they're on creatures like plaguecrafter. But I fully recognize that it's just not fun for my opponents. When I sit down to play it, I often feel the fun drain out of the table for everyone else because I just have so much control over the board. I totally get it, but I'm not sure what to do about it.

Like on the one hand, I can just stop playing aristocrats/gravepact decks...but I find them really fun, and the idea of purposefully avoiding it seems unfun for ME.

Are they just on a shelf somewhere? Do you proxy them as new units? Did you light them on fire?

Im curious to know. I had a bunch of sacrosanct stuff I had picked up before the edition to start a new army with. Once the news came out that they were going away, I ended up selling them to someone who wanted them, but I kind of regret it now and wish I had kept them to just proxy.