The Fellgor Ravagers were the only Kill Team on my list that I was not looking forward to building and painting and I have to say that I was very surprised at how much I enjoyed painting this team which you can see below.

The models are super easy to build ( in my opinion ) and painting wise they were very nice to batch paint, at first glance each model looks like it has a lot of detail with some random details here and there but I still found them nice and easy to paint.

From a gaming perspective I have slightly mixed feelings about the Fellgor on one hand I really like how they play which is just run at your opponent and kill their operatives and with the frenzy mechanic you are fairly likely to get there but on the other hand keeping track of all the unique operatives can be a pain and with the frenzy mechanic you also have to keep track of who is frenzied and who isn’t thankfully they are not frenzied for very long.

I have only had one game with them at the time of writing this article and I have to admit they are not my favourite team based on just that game, I liked the simplicity of just running at my opponent but that was offset by the complexity of the team or my lack of experience playing the team, I’m finding that with kill team I need to play the same team a couple of times to get a proper feel for the team.

One thing that I really like about the Fellgor Ravagers is that you get everything you need from one box unless you want a load of regular warrior operatives which I don’t think I do personally and now that this team is out of the way I have some of the more intimidating kill teams to do.

So jumping into June which warcry Warband’s will I be doing ?

Royal Beast Flayers

I am very thankful to get this Warband’s at this time as I’m hoping that this team should be quite quick to paint as I need to start painting my Tomb Kings for an old world event at Warhammer world later in the year, wish me luck.