Neverborn Til I Die

Model Breakdown: The Syzygy Sisters     This model is very potent, and also very complicated. For 10 stones, the main thing it gives you is versatility. Every turn, you can pick one of its 3 on-card actions to be their bonus action for the turn. They also get to attach 1 of 2 upgrades, one giving a melee attack and the other giving a ranged attack. All 3 of its on card actions are potent, and one of them gets to be a bonus action. Lure with a mask trigger to give either focus +1 or distracted +1 Fallow Night drops a scheme marker as a shockwave (once per activation) Moon’s Protection: similar to Heroic Intervention, except this can take any attack action (Lure, punch, or shoot) against the target. Note that this is how you can get 3 attacks out of this model without getting Fast A few example activations: Turn 1: Pick Lure as the bonus. Walk forward, concentrate for a focus, lure your master/big beater up and give it focus Scheme activation: Pick Fallow Night for the ...

This is the first crew I ever built and learned in Malifaux back in 2E, and its gone through a lot of iterations. Back in the day, you could swap Dreamer and Chompy back and forth. Earlier in 3E, Dreamer felt dirty to play: his Lucid Dreaming would add up to the point where in turn 3, you'd have most of your weaks pulled out, and you'd tend to win strictly off of your strong deck alone. The errata has brought the crew back to a normal level, and I'm overall happy with the changes. I have a personal connection with Dreamer as well. When I was a kid, I had terrible vivid nightmares for many years, mostly of hordes of giant rats coming out of the dark to eat me alive. After a long time, I eventually learned about lucid dreaming and slowly gained control over my nightmares, and now I have a semi-recurring dream world I visit every night where I have full-on anime protagonist powers. ANYWAY, onto the content. tldr: Strengths: Tarpit, healing, willpower attacks, ignore armor/inco...

I've lost SO many games with Lucius, but I'm finally starting to turn that around, so I wanted to share what I've learned so far about the crew. Also I wrote this right after playing into Nekima, so that was a big influence. It's a long one, but hopefully can give some insight to other Lucius players so they don't have to suffer as much as I did haha. tldr; Strengths: Heavy melee control, card draw, hand control, scheming Weaknesses: Complicated, bubble crew, AoE/shockwaves, Hostile Work Environment Intimidating Authority After this model is targeted with an Attack Action, it may discard a card to have the Attacking model suffer a negative to that Action's duel. This ability (on most of the Elites) forces your opponent to rethink almost every attack they take, and most models will have to focus to hit, the exception being stone users. However, your opponent burning stones works to your advantage in the long run. Disguised This ability is the other half of the cr...

This is my first "deep dive" on a keyword, and it came out fairly lengthy, but I'm really trying to give as much information as possible for new players trying out the keyword.  tldr; Strengths: Mobility, unresisted damage, shockwaves, high damage melee, Hard to Kill + healing Weaknesses: Guns, anti-healing, terrifying Ice pillars  O how I love the ice pillar. Its height 4, Destructible, Impassable terrain on a 30mm marker. They do so much work, but they take a lot of practice to utilize to the fullest. You can block off opponents from choke points and objectives, you can buff and enable your crew, and you need to get them out before your other models move to gain the full benefits. Frozen vigor and Hard to Kill Whenever a Savage model (not including Euripides, the Damned, or Bultungin) ends its activation within 2" of an ice pillar, they heal 1 and gain +1 shielded. This combined with Hard to Kill and the Old Ways can make your models a lot harder to take off the ta...