How To Build Your First Warcry Warband

[@Rawilow]

One thing I have not seen mentionned Blessings are an Optionnal Rule. Like monsters, talk with the opponent about using them beforehand. They also, like monsters, might or might not be available in tournaments and events.

[@wargamesontoast]

Good catch! Pinned :)

[@necromancer0616]

@Wargames On Toast, Thanx for the great breakdown of list building!

[@wargamesontoast]

Thanks for the great comment!

[@omniming]

Big thanks for this video! finally there is an explanation on the bladeborn listbuilding, as warcrier gives an error everytime you press revalidate. (but i get it, web programming is annoying, ehehe). Anyway, thanks for this! I need to share it to any of my friend interested in Warcry! :D

[@wargamesontoast]

I am glad it was helpful! Very grateful for any shares :)

[@stevenbean297]

LOL! Having been into the game since the beginning and playing it as it’s evolved slowly over time, I have a passive sense of how complicated list building is, but to hear it all in one place in 17 minutes… it’s kinda BONKERS!!! 😂

[@wargamesontoast]

Only the mad play Warcry XD

[@SkirmishStudios1]

I've been using Vulkyn Flameseekers recently. Watching this video inspired me to use a couple of disruptive models. Such as Elathain and Tammael from Idoneth Deepkin Bladeborn

[@wargamesontoast]

Those nets are really nice. I’ve ran a Bloodwrack Medusa with them before (way more expensive points wise) and the net she brings was super useful. The urge to go and fight their biggest model is strong, but in reality, all you have to do is distract it or net it and you’re free to ignore it.

[@Vaellas]

Another great video and hopefully comes in handy for our next battle with Bigfoot this Friday :p

[@wargamesontoast]

Stoking the flames of war XD

[@Spruegit]

How to make first warcry warband: Purchase one box of Ogor Gluttons

[@wargamesontoast]

That’ll do it XD

[@Midgar88]

Lolll

[@michaelbreault6344]

I've been toying with building a Bonesplitterz warband as I was able to get some models for cheap. Any thoughts on this?

[@wargamesontoast]

Bonesplitters are glass cannons for sure. They have the wonderful benefits of a 4” Charge and some decently smashy characters as well being part of Destruction for some really good allies. They aren’t amazing, but they have some dastardly tricks

[@billwrosch]

Do you think Zikkit's Tunnelpack will get Warcry rules? I really love the models, but doubt I'll play any Underworlds with them!

[@wargamesontoast]

There’s a possibility that they will, especially considering every other underworld warband has made its way over to Warcry. But I can’t say for certain, unfortunately.

[@mojoismydog77]

Where do you find the rules for the Underworlds teams? I dont think I saw them in the compendium.

[@wargamesontoast]

They are scattered in white dwarfs if I recall correctly. THANKFULLY, we have Warcrier.net which has every rule, stat, and fighter in the game ready to go and view!

[@whenitstheam]

Any recommendations for making ogor lists? Mawpack or otherwise

[@wargamesontoast]

Mawpack are solid right out of the box, but will struggle in objective missions and are very squishy due to T3. If I was Mawpacking, I would consider taking one of the Bladeborn Ogors to gain access to their cheap chaff to bulk your numbers (Hrothgorn is very good for this), the Gobbapalooza for some cheap support, or even a Brute Boss from Ironjawz to shore up your objective game. Base Ogors are one of the best kill factions in the game. They have ludicrous damage output with Crushers, Tyrants, and Gutlords. Taking a couple of their big toys then bringing in their cheaper units like Gnobblars or Sabretusks keeps their model count high. You also have access to allies, with some of the Gobbapalooza being a great additions. Brewgit and Boggleye are the standouts. As a side note, a single box of Gluttons gives you all you need to get started. Plenty of Ogors, a Crusher, and some Gnobblars. Very cheap way to start the game and deceptively good on the tabletop. Hope that helps!

[@whenitstheam]

​@@wargamesontoastcheers for that!

[@bastionwargaming7965]

Great Vid! What would you say about the Daughters of Khaine in WC, for a beginer?

[@wargamesontoast]

Daughters of Khaine are tricky because they have fairly low damage and low durability. You would need to bring some allies to add bulk and some damage for kill missions. On the plus side, the Bloodwrack Medusa is very good as a hero, so you at the very least have a powerful leader for your warband who is packed with useful abilities :)

[@bastionwargaming7965]

@@wargamesontoast Heroes looks decent, though very glass cannon. :) And yep, they seem to rely on synergies with thei rlow str and dmg.

[@JacekBłędowski]

I jate wiem people call boxed warbands bespoke... There is nothing bespoke about them, they are clearly Ready To Play product, like RTW ( ready to wear) suits or ready to drink cocktails in a can... Why call it bespoke?

[@wargamesontoast]

Because that’s what the community adopted, so for clarity, I used it XD