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Zevanna Agha, The Old Witch of Khador
* Conquest
* Scrapjack
* Sylys Wyshnalyrr
Battle Mechaniks (leader+3)
The Great Bears of Gallowswood
Kayazy Assassins (leader+9+UA)
...Versus...
Adeptus Rahn Shyeel
* Phoenix
* Phoenix
Arcanist
Arcanist
Dawnguard Sentinels (leader+5+UA+WA)
House Shyeel Battle Mages (leader+5)
House Shyeel Battle Mages (leader+5)
Retribution won the roll and advanced. Khador advanced. Conquest fired at one phoenix doing six boxes and killing a nearby soulless escort, then setup a line of AoE and clouds across the board between our armies.
Dawnguard advanced with their vengeance move. Rahn used Telekinesis to move both phoenixes forward, then tried to use it a third time to move a phoenix again. Whoops! That's illegal. One advanced to combust and clear out the kayazy. I misjudged the distance and only got three. The other advanced to combust and clear out the great bears, but because I needed the second Telekinesis, he was short and missed all his attacks, leaving him two inches from the bears and five inches from Conquest. Looked at the board… saw what was coming… saw no way out of it... and scooped. The end.
Steve generously spent the next half hour talking through alternatives plans and how that might have affected the remainder of the game. He strongly recommended I should have used the dawnguard's vengeance plus run to have them engage the kayazy, tying them up for a turn, and sacrificed one phoenix to the great bears to draw them out of position so I could kill them the next turn. These still don't sound like very good options. The battle is still replaying in my head, looking for alternatives.
Lessons learned: Telekinesis can only only affect a model once per turn. And I need a serious revamp in my lists to deal with kayazy and underboss.
