Interesting build, nice to see control animal rather than the obligatory animal companion. I've always gone with poison dart, so it's nice to see a build based on curse and strength
This build was originally based on Poison Dart and Grenade, then slowly morphed into what it became. Control Animal would be a fun one to bring to a large play group to watch all the Bear controllers sweat. 😂
@Looted-Data with their Expert Climbing ability and 10 Move they can get just about anywhere. That’s a good way to use the Snow Leopard, plus they have a higher Will stat so they’re more likely to resist Control Animal.
I built my first wizard and I went with Witch playing as an Elf Druid. Animal companion (Bear), Familiar, Poison Dart; Bone Hand (Entangle), Plague of insects, Strength; Glow and Heal. Gonna play it this week so I'm hoping it's a decent build.
I think the crow master is most thematic. The obvious is the crow/raven assosiation with witches, but also the control animal aspect of the build goes with it too.
Looted-Data, the Crow Master is actually able to pick up Treasure (just their Blood Crow can't). I like to us the Master to just grab a close Token, then use the Crow to add support to other figures in combat, or to keep Uncontrolled Creatures busy - because if the bird dies, they're replaced for free.
@@bricksblocksgaming8017 yes the metal ones. If you look on their web site it shows it painted like a bird of pray. Look great but definitely not any of the various Raven/Crow.
@@bricksblocksgaming8017 Omg, Alan noticed me. Best day ever. May I rob you a little bit of your time posting on a comment my Annoying build for frostgrave?
@@galan8115 I try to respond to everyone, but I’m glad it made your day! 😄 Yeah you can share your build here - it’s always fun to look at how other people create their Wizards. 👍
@@bricksblocksgaming8017 Witch: Fog, Dart and Brew Potion. Telekinesis. Leap. Bones of the earth (skelleton hand). Push and Blinding light. Strategy: Annoy everyone. Spells with relative low cost. Deny vision. Impair movement and get treasures.
@@galan8115 that build would be pretty fun in a multiplayer game. You could even focus on just annoying people and not actually bother picking up any treasure yourself. 😂
Do ya think that one could paint their models for Frostgrave in the style of Grimdark as defined by Dark Ages Workshop and Grimdark Compendium? I don't want the minis to clash with the lore overmuch
I'm honestly don't know much about actual miniatures and painting. But the game allows just about anything (and painted however you like) as long as both teams' figures are roughly the same scale.
I Apologise for the misread and my Typography Sir! I am looking to get a witch , which! (hahaha!-Sorry!), uses a Pack of wolves to act like a kinda-stike team or the wizard while I cast Curse all-over the place! How bigga-Pack can I get?
For actual Wolves you can only have two - one for each spellcaster using the Animal Companion spell - and they take up two of the Warband's eight soldier slots. If you get a Kennel, one of the Wolves can use that slot instead of a normal solider slot - but you're still limited to two of them. You could hire Warhounds to fill some of your other slots...but they aren't that great in my opinion so I wouldn't recommend that. I would be interesting to try out the two Wolf strike team - especially taking advantage of the Kennel so they don't take the spot of a normal soldier. I'd be curious to know how it works for you if you go that route.
I been wanting a Build that handles Soldiers. I was looking to use the Kennel, add another Wolf, Animal Companion for Wizzrd' and Appret,..,..(5 right?),...and hirea warband? What do you suggest Sir? Pack-Animal Trait, so al could be a Pack,..and a Roving-terror' Yeah?
Sorry, I’m not sure I fully understand your question. Are you wanting ways to have more than 10 figures in your Warband or curious about non-human Soldiers?
@@bricksblocksgaming8017 What I meant to write, wolves and dogs as I understand it, have the Pack Trait. Whats the best way to get a PACK of wolves on the board for a Witch build? Like a Killdozer lol sorry about the Confusion man!
Holy smokes Alan I wish you could come over to Japan and play with our group. Thanks for this, I’m going to start a witch build again now
😂Thanks for the offer!
Interesting build, nice to see control animal rather than the obligatory animal companion. I've always gone with poison dart, so it's nice to see a build based on curse and strength
This build was originally based on Poison Dart and Grenade, then slowly morphed into what it became. Control Animal would be a fun one to bring to a large play group to watch all the Bear controllers sweat. 😂
@Looted-Data with their Expert Climbing ability and 10 Move they can get just about anywhere. That’s a good way to use the Snow Leopard, plus they have a higher Will stat so they’re more likely to resist Control Animal.
I built my first wizard and I went with Witch playing as an Elf Druid. Animal companion (Bear), Familiar, Poison Dart; Bone Hand (Entangle), Plague of insects, Strength; Glow and Heal.
Gonna play it this week so I'm hoping it's a decent build.
I think the crow master is most thematic. The obvious is the crow/raven assosiation with witches, but also the control animal aspect of the build goes with it too.
Definitely a good thematic choice.
That's a strange one.
I bought the Crowmaster and it came with a Hawk on a rock.
Looted-Data, the Crow Master is actually able to pick up Treasure (just their Blood Crow can't). I like to us the Master to just grab a close Token, then use the Crow to add support to other figures in combat, or to keep Uncontrolled Creatures busy - because if the bird dies, they're replaced for free.
Jamie, was that the official Crowmaster miniature?
@@bricksblocksgaming8017 yes the metal ones. If you look on their web site it shows it painted like a bird of pray. Look great but definitely not any of the various Raven/Crow.
LOVE how you think though the design phase!!!!!! Great synergy!!!!!!!
Thanks man! It's fun trying to find ways to synergize things so the Wizard doesn't just have a pile of spells in his spellbook.😊
Wait, zombies can take treasure?! A new world of possibilities.
Yep!😊
@@bricksblocksgaming8017 Omg, Alan noticed me. Best day ever. May I rob you a little bit of your time posting on a comment my Annoying build for frostgrave?
@@galan8115 I try to respond to everyone, but I’m glad it made your day! 😄 Yeah you can share your build here - it’s always fun to look at how other people create their Wizards. 👍
@@bricksblocksgaming8017 Witch: Fog, Dart and Brew Potion. Telekinesis. Leap. Bones of the earth (skelleton hand). Push and Blinding light.
Strategy: Annoy everyone. Spells with relative low cost. Deny vision. Impair movement and get treasures.
@@galan8115 that build would be pretty fun in a multiplayer game. You could even focus on just annoying people and not actually bother picking up any treasure yourself. 😂
Do ya think that one could paint their models for Frostgrave in the style of Grimdark as defined by Dark Ages Workshop and Grimdark Compendium? I don't want the minis to clash with the lore overmuch
I'm honestly don't know much about actual miniatures and painting. But the game allows just about anything (and painted however you like) as long as both teams' figures are roughly the same scale.
I Apologise for the misread and my Typography Sir! I am looking to get a witch , which! (hahaha!-Sorry!), uses a Pack of wolves to act like a kinda-stike team or the wizard while I cast Curse all-over the place! How bigga-Pack can I get?
For actual Wolves you can only have two - one for each spellcaster using the Animal Companion spell - and they take up two of the Warband's eight soldier slots. If you get a Kennel, one of the Wolves can use that slot instead of a normal solider slot - but you're still limited to two of them. You could hire Warhounds to fill some of your other slots...but they aren't that great in my opinion so I wouldn't recommend that. I would be interesting to try out the two Wolf strike team - especially taking advantage of the Kennel so they don't take the spot of a normal soldier. I'd be curious to know how it works for you if you go that route.
Witches can give stitches
Being mauled by an assortment of creatures can definitely create the need for stitches. 😄
I been wanting a Build that handles Soldiers. I was looking to use the Kennel, add another Wolf, Animal Companion for Wizzrd' and Appret,..,..(5 right?),...and hirea warband? What do you suggest Sir? Pack-Animal Trait, so al could be a Pack,..and a Roving-terror' Yeah?
Sorry, I’m not sure I fully understand your question. Are you wanting ways to have more than 10 figures in your Warband or curious about non-human Soldiers?
@@bricksblocksgaming8017 What I meant to write, wolves and dogs as I understand it, have the Pack Trait. Whats the best way to get a PACK of wolves on the board for a Witch build? Like a Killdozer lol sorry about the Confusion man!