Fleshborer goodness?

[DOGGED]

I think it's not been brought to your attention yet so here it is:


www.warhammer-community.com/2022/03/22/fear-the-fleshborer-the-tyranids-carnivorous-beetle-gun-just-got-a-lot-nastier/

LordPathos will be happy I guess, because Tervigon being meaner and Fleshborer Hives possibly nastier could mean that WE SHOULD USE THE FLESHBORER HIVE.

[N.I.B.]

The leaks seems legit then.

[LordPathos]

Auspex Tactics has done a Codex review so he has gotten his super early. Pretty much all the leaks were confirmed in that review.

And yes, very happy to be bring the Nids out of retirement.

[lordsia]

Mar 22, 2022 16:45:54 GMT DOGGED said:

I think it's not been brought to your attention yet so here it is:


www.warhammer-community.com/2022/03/22/fear-the-fleshborer-the-tyranids-carnivorous-beetle-gun-just-got-a-lot-nastier/

LordPathos will be happy I guess, because Tervigon being meaner and Fleshborer Hives possibly nastier could mean that WE SHOULD USE THE FLESHBORER HIVE.

Eh. The Hive is superior to a blob of termagants, I suppose, between a higher BS and a tougher chassis, but I'd rather have three Deathspitters Warriors than eleven Fleshborer Termagants, and would rather have an Acid-fex or Rupture-fex than a Hive-fex.

Don't get me wrong, they're great, but they push the cost of regular Termagants too high for their supposed role of cannonfodder. And the Hive is really only good in a nidzilla list which needs something to clear out screens.