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Getting started with Wood Elves
Wood Elves are a difficult army to field, and as such, your pals at Old-Wizard have come up with a few tips to get a new player started with them:
-In a game where you don't have many close combat troops, a battle standard bearer is useless, unless the banner enhances shooting.
-Concentrate your firepower to bring down squads. There can be no splitting up fire power.
-Page 33 in the army book has a sample army of 1,000 points. In that army they have two squads of ten Glade Guard, two squads of ten Glade Riders and a small squad of dyrads. It's a good idea to base your first 1,000 points on this idea.
-Having big lines of ten archers is a burden on how much spare space you have available. Its advantageous in terms of shots, but unwieldy if you have to manuver.
-Take a level one Spell Singer with a magic bow and arros and remember to shoot. Or take a level one branchwraith and have it join your treekin.
-Focus shooting on the squads that are going to cause you more problems.
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