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Author:  whafrog [ Fri Jun 13, 2008 4:59 am ]
Post subject:  High Elves - Blademaster
Inspired by corsair :)

So many armies have troops with two attacks, but not High Elves. So it's time for the High Elf Blademaster. I borrowed from the Twins rules because I think they're simple but very effective.

F/S S D A W C
6/- 3 3 2 1 5

Points: 12
Wargear: A Blademaster is armed with an Elf blade. He may take the following options:
Armor: 1 point
Heavy Armour: 2 points
Throwing Daggers: 2 points

Special Rules:
Blademaster: A Blademaster may decide each Fight phase whether he is going to attack once, attack twice, or parry. If he attacks once he counts as using the blade two-handed, but does not suffer the -1 Fight penalty. If he attacks twice he counts as using the blade one-handed. If he parries he rolls an extra die (3 attack dice) but does not strike any blows if he wins.
Author:  Corsair [ Fri Jun 13, 2008 7:00 am ]
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It is nice to know that I was the inspiration for this character.

good - the special rule allows different styles of combat depending on the situation.

I think though, that while the blademaster is shielding, he should have 4 attacks not 3.
Author:  pwner jaleno [ Fri Jun 13, 2008 4:26 pm ]
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Yeah because it ways in the rule book that sheilding doubles your attack.

I think :wink:

some how blademaster ust does not sound good
Author:  whafrog [ Fri Jun 13, 2008 5:33 pm ]
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Yeah, I know shielding doubles your attacks...if you have a shield. But he doesn't, and doubling his attacks would make him as good at shielding as the Twins. So I thought I'd pull it back a bit.
Author:  WanderingDunedain [ Fri Jun 13, 2008 6:16 pm ]
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i do like that its a good profile
Author:  Lord Elrond [ Mon Jul 14, 2008 8:39 pm ]
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That is definitely a good profile for them. The points are fair and the model is worth its points. However, don't the twins still suffer the -1 penaly when they do their two-handed attack?
Author:  The newbie [ Mon Jul 14, 2008 8:57 pm ]
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I think it is good that you have signifigantly lowered the defence of this elf as had he been D4+ his point value would need increasing signifigantly.

I think you should change his 'shielding rule' (name only) to 'parry' (like woodelves)

His stats actually remind me of Corsair reavers (but better)
Author:  whafrog [ Tue Jul 15, 2008 2:30 pm ]
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Lord Elrond wrote:
However, don't the twins still suffer the -1 penaly when they do their two-handed attack?


Yes they do, but in this case I figured if he only gets a normal, single, two-handed attack it wouldn't be worth it.

The newbie wrote:
I think you should change his 'shielding rule' (name only) to 'parry' (like woodelves)


Good point, I'll edit it. That way there's less confusion between his profile and the normal shielding rules.
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