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@@nickdelc3954 glad it helped!

Thanks for checking out the videos. I will be putting more videos together, but things got slowed down a bit with the holidays. But I plan to have a video on Scorpion techniques up next week. -Milton

Happy holidays and God bless! :) thanks for the quality content

Thanks! Ill still be playing a lot of Blades of Khaine, especially on the road. But locally I'll be mixing it up a bit more. -Milton

I keep winning with them. So either some folks that don't play the team online are wrong, or I'm a genius. I hope its the later, but I'm pretty sure its not. Also thanks for commenting, its fun to see a a comment from the number one kill team youtuber in the world.

@@AdeptusAdequate As long as we ignore objective facts...

I might have been a bit hyperbolic about implant, and if folks are seeing success with it into I would like to hear more about it. Most of the talk I've heard about Implant so far has been about taking it into elites, which I strongly disagree with.

@@JurassicJootin glad to hear it! I'll try and get the other aspect technique videos up next week.

@@ryanbarrett5354 yeah. Lots of moving parts to keep in mind. Especially in a tournament setting with limited time to make decisions. One of the things I'm hoping is that doing these videos and forcing myself to put ideas into words will help me remember things like Unstinting Immovable, and to avoid making mistakes that I have warned people about

@AdeptusAdequate I want to make a shoot, fight, Sv × SS, BB, DA matrix, also with a marker for Ploys played so I remember if I did take Forwarned, Khaine's Vengeance, etc

Excellent! I'm glad it worked for you. I'll be getting more videos up this weekend looking at the aspect techniques in detail.

Thanks! This one ended up being a bit longer than I intended, but I didn't want to edit down the conversation with Will since it gets to some interesting thoughts on decision making and having a plan from the start of a game. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Glad you are enjoying it so far! Hopefully I can keep spreading the good word about Kaela Mensha Khaine. -Milton

@@jackwithers6142 out of the major Craftworlds, Ulthwe. I remember being in middle school when the Eye of Terror campaign came out, so it's always been a favorite. Thanks for the kind words, I'll have a video up on operative selection next week. -Milton

@@jam8539 let me know if it's been useful or if you have feedback. This is a very new project, so I'm still getting used to finding the line between giving useful information and monologuing for too long

@@ryanbarrett5354 I usually play two, but part of that is because our group played a homemade narrative campaign for like 9 months where rosters were really limited, so I got really used to it. Three dire avengers seems totally fine, I would consider taking the third one on boards that have more open shooting lanes, like Octarius setups or Beta Decima. on maps that have a lot of heavy terrain like Volkus or Into the dark I would rather have more melee to dig enemies out of positions where dire avengers would struggle to shoot them. Also, against 7w teams you shouldn’t need to soften them up for the most part. If you initiate a fight action and get a crit, striking scorpions deal 7w in one hit. Scorpions and banshees are killing 7w in two normal hits otherwise, so you generally shouldn’t need to worry about softening up 7w models. Shuriken weapons are pretty good at just straight up killing them. - Milton

Glad its been helpful so far! I recorded another video today, but probably won't get a chance to do any editing until after Thanksgiving. As the playlist gets longer, please let me know if there's anything you have questions on. I don't want to miss anything that folks would find useful. -Milton

I usually default to 4 howling banshees in most matchups, two dire avengers, a striking scorpion warrior, and a striking scorpion exarch. The howling banshees are really strong on any maps with a lot of walls and verticality (especially on Volkus) so they are my main damage pieces. The dire avengers are there to keep people honest, plant beacons on my half of the board and whittle down elites before bouncing back into safety. The scorpion warrior is usually there as a piece to use One with the Gloom and to agressively tap points, or to dance of death and swap places with a banshee if I go first. The scorpion exarch is my favorite because of the damage potential being so high, and hitting 7 and 8 wound breakpoints really well to one shot models. For Tac Ops it depends on whether or not I think I can contest the crit op, how far up the board I am likely to push, and whether or not I can get kills and keep a model alive after. I usually play Plant Beacons or Overrun in most games. Vs Elites I may take Confirm Kill since you often need all your APL just to kill marines and cant afford to be running around planting beacons as much. For equipment, I usually take all the faction equipment, and then take a 5th piece with scouting to snag either krak grenades or smoke grenades. Hope some of this is useful to think about. If you want to talk on discord some time about the team, let me know. -Milton

@AdeptusAdequate I was surprised to hear you took Confirm Kill vs Legionnaires so I'm glad you explained it here. I've been hearing all the hype about how difficult Elites are to kill, so I figured, "why bother making that the priority when we dont have the Piercing outside of Krak Grenades. So that alone into my buddy's Plague Marines should be useful. I'll have to read and re-read the rest as I'm at work right now. Thank you for your time, energy, and passion. Thank you for your time.

Thanks! And I'm always down to krump if you want to prove that sentiment.