(A great warrior and doomseeker who has unsuccessfully found death thus far. (Slayers are elite units with a thirst for death, fighting hard in melee until the enemy dies, or they do.) (Elite, hardened warriors, Hammerers thrive amongst the melee with warhammer in hand, smashing the unprepared to pieces.)
(Trained to fight in tight formations, Ironbreakers form a living line of defence, letting enemies crash over them.) The Slayer Crown - This majestic helmet has been worn by every Slayer King since the time of King BaragorĤ units of ironbreakers equaling 400 troops It is now an heirloom of Karak Kadrin and a symbol of vows already fulfilled. The Axe of Dargo, a runic weapon of monstrous size, was made of the shards of King Baragors broken axe, tempered with Dragon's blood and iron-oaths of vengeance.ĭragon Cloak of Fyrskar - Gifted to Ungrim by Thorgrim Grudgebearer after the Battle of Broken Leg Gully, this cloak is made from the skin of the fierce Dragon Fyrskar, offspring of the mighty Skaladrak. (The Mohawk is part on your helmet not your actual hair.) To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image. Is a bit harder to get since you can't really spam heroes, but has the advantage of creating a clean line of sight that might be helpful on relatively flat maps.Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines.
PSS: if you are fine with risking your ranged against units like chariots or flyers you can get a thane/runesmith frontline. PS: base irondrakes don't suffer a lot from friendly fire. The most common problems you might have are: 1) they need a straight line of sight, so you need to be 100% sure that they can see the enemy 2) if even 1 model is in melee and you don't have guard mode active, then all the unit will go charge the enemy unit in melee, which is bad 3) in some situation where the line of sight is there but is narrow af (like when you want to shoot between broken walls) you might want to shape your unit for that case (in the case of walls a 3/4 man wide column is idea, while on the field since you need to turn a lot a square is better) and target manually. Honestly with regular irondrakes i never had problem with placing them in holes in my frontline.
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