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TACTICS·WHITE DWARF 448

Path to Victory: Skaeth’s Wild Hunt

November 2019·pp. 113–117

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Accurate attacks and fast movement reward a careful approach to the Kurnothi. Protecting support fighters, timing inspiration and using pushes or upgrades to create favourable fights keep the fragile band effective, with several objective packages allowing a player to choose when aggression is worthwhile.

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